larry>> former secretary of state madeline albright made a stop in sioux city today... appearing at the peieie mansion on behalf of democratic presidential candidate hilary clinton. about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talked about the woman who she considers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of state during bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements... including her performance in last night's debate. "i think hilary clinton has more experience in terms of dealing with issues whether from the prospective of first lady, senator, s sretary of state, andnd then also as a totally commentated american to making a better life for american people and internationally." after albright's talk... she had a meet and greet opportunity... signing books and taking pictures with people who attended the event. diana>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in six city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul of college this morning. in his talk... paul focused on his stance against government co

featuring arn advisory committee which includes madeline albright and todd whitman. >>> in massachusetts school bus driver has been fired after losing control of her bus and crashing into the cars last month. the video shows the driver making a left turn without her seat belt. she loses her grip and falls out of her seat completely. luckily no children were on board. in dallas texas, no men tried to escape from police on horseback. police -- they led police on a short chase. one suspect eventually stopped. the other was detained soon after. a all three face m.isdemeanor charges. yesterday was kids day at the mexico balloon festival. it started in 1989. and has grown a bit more elaborate ever since. >>> this is not your typical viet to a zoo. in tacoma washington, visitors have the opportunity to swim cage free with more than a dozen sharks. accompanied by two certified divers. there is no other experience like this in the u.s. would you do this? >> in an aquarium setting like that? yes. >> now for a look ahead. bill cosby expected to give a deposition in a civil lawsuit brought by one of

tom: to commitment 2016 tonight, and former secretary of state madeline albright will be in new hampshire next week, campaigning for hillary clinton. the trip is scheduled for november 4th. that's also the day the filing period opens for candidates to officially complete their paperwork to be part of the new hampshire presidential primary. coming up next at 6:00, why one of two men charged in a cold case double murder is tonight fighting to get his bail lowered. jennifer: plus, how the community is coming together to help out a local little league program after randalls caused thousands of dollars in damage. mike: another dry and chilly night ahead before the next system approaches tomorrow. >> and we'll profile the rehot do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p and i appro

larry>> former secretary of state madeline albright made a stop in sioux city today... appearing at the peirce mansion on behalf of democratic presidential candidate hilary clinton. about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talkededbout the woman who she consnsers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of stateuring bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements... including her performance in last night's debate. after albright's talk... she had a meet and greet opportunity... signing books and taking pictures with people who attended the event. larry>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in sioux city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul of kentucky spoke at morningside college this morning. in his talk... paul focused on his stan against government cllection of phone records... and his opposition to jail time for marijuana possession. he also talked about the situation with russia in syria... saying shooting down russian planes is a bad idea... as is sending ground troops back to ira

jake>> former secretary of state madeline albright made a stop in sioux city yesterday... she was at the peirce mansion campaigning for democratic presidential candidate hilary clinton. about 50 people were there yesterday morning... as albright talked about the woman she considers a close friend. albright talked about her work as secretary of state during bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements. "i think hilary clinton has more experience in terms of dealing with issues whether from the prospective of first lady, senator, secretary of state, and then also as a totally commentated american to making a and internationally." after albright's talk... she meet with people... after albright's talk... she meet with people... signing books... and taking pictures with folks who were there. jake>> but hillary's campaign wasn't the only one in sioux city yesterday morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul... of kentucky... talked at morningside college yesterday. paul talked about how he's against government collection of phone records...

while some women have cracked the glass ceiling, hillary clinton and madeline albright. it's very unbalanced. patricia sabga reports. >> only 30% of senior state department officials are women and only 35% of u.s. aid mission directors. women comprise 33% of top leadership in think tanks and that leads to untapped potential which has profound effects on other challenges to u.s. national interest. i recently salt down with ann marie slaughter, where she served as undersecretary of state under hillary clinton. i asked her why foreign policy is problematic. >> it means guns and bombs for most people. it's that simple. you have a majority of women, if you want to look for development experts they are mostly women. national security experts, mostly men. it is not exactly a welcoming work environment for many women. when i got into foreign policy it was nothing but throw-weights, it was arms control, it was how many war heads does a missile have, but for longest time we didn't have any women in the military. but that's changing. women in the military are likely to go into fore

i tell you what let's do, let's go back and ask madeline albright. secretary of state in 1997, that never had an email account, or let's go back and ask colin powell, condoleezza rice to provide... >> mr chairman... >> i'm telling you, it doesn't smell right. >> if i could respond n the course of trying to answer and archive information, the state department determined that they did have gaps in their record keeping. the people who always go in when disaster strikes, they pulled out. that doesn't include 20 other and it was much more than me, it was gaps in respect to others, other secretaries, and others within other state departments, and the technology in the state department and within the entire government is notoriously difficult, and often unreliable. i think it was the state department's efforts to try to fill the gaps, so i didn't know at the time that there had been such a meeting. i learnt of it subsequently, and when i received a copy of the letter that was sent by the state department to me and three other proceeding secretaries of state

so i tell you what let's do, let's go back and ask madeline albright who was secretary of state in 1997 who never even had an e-mail account or let's go back and ask colin powell, condoleezza rice, and me to find all this information -- >> mr. chairman. >> i'm just telling you, it smells -- it doesn't smell right. and so i yield back. >> well, if i could respond, i think in the course of trying to answer and archive information the state department determined that they did have gaps in their recordkeeping and it was much more than about me. they had gaps with respect to others, both other secretaries and others within the state department, and the technology in the state department, indeed throughout our entire government, is notoriously difficult and often unreliable. and i think it was the state department's efforts to try to fill some of those gaps. so i didn't know at the time that there had been such a meeting. i learned of it subsequently. and when i received a copy of the letter that was sent by the state department to me and the other three preceding secretaries of state, i imme

as madeline albright said the other day, she has never seen anyone so ready, so prepared, so qualified. >> if she is so ready, let me just ask you if you were here, trey gowdy would ask how come if she's so ready there was such lousy security in benghazi? as secretary of state, how can she say that was below me, it didn't rise the my level? you're the secretary of state. >> the first person to take responsibility was hillary clinton. i'm on the foreign relations committee. she came there. she accepted responsibility. benghazi was a tragedy, not a scandal. who is it who called for the first independent investigation? by the way, headed by two appointees of republican presidents. >> she had to by law. that's automatic. >> let me just say, if it's automatic she didn't have to move as quickly and i read that report. they exonerated her. this has been a witch hunt. it's gone on longer than watergate, iran contra, katrina and the warren commission and we know that it's a witch hunt and she's still standing and every recommendation that that bipartisan, nonpartisan commission made was put int

let's go back and ask madeline albright who was secretary of state in 1997 that never even had an e-mail account, or let's go back and ask, you know, colin powell, condoleezza rice and me to find all this information. it doesn't smell right, and so i yield back. >> if i could respond, i think in the course of trying to answer and archive information, the state department determined that they did have gaps in their recordkeeping, and it was much more than about me. they had gaps with respect to others, both other secretaries and others within the state department, and the technology in the state department, indeed, throughout our entire government, is notoriously difficult and often unreliable. and i think it was the state department's efforts to try to fill some of those gaps. so i didn't know at the time that there had been such a meeting. i learned of it subsequently. and when i received a copy of the letter that was sent by the state department to me and the other three preceding secretaries of state, i immediately said, well, let's help them fill the gaps, even though i believed that

let's go back and ask madeline albright work was secretary of state in 1997, that never even had an e-mail account or let go back and ask colin powell, condoleezza rice, and me, to provide -- >> what's your question? >> i'm just telling you it doesn't smell right, and so i yield back. >> well, if i could respond. i think in the course of trying to answer and archive information, the state department determined that they did have gaps in their recordkeeping, and it was much more than about me. they had gaps with respect to others, both other secretaries and others within the state department, and the technology in the state department, indeed throughout our entire government, is notoriously difficult and often unreliable, and i think it was the state department's efforts to try to fill some of those gaps. so, i didn't know at the time that there had been such a meeting. i learned of it subsequently. and when i received a copy of the letter that was sent by the state department to me and the other three preceding secretaries of state, immediately said, let help them fill the gaps, even thoug