washington martha.he was always called patsy. lady bird johnson was never called claudia. i was just wondering, i just heard you mention that in his letters to when he referred to her in his letters that was just mentioned on television, that he did call her patsy. i also wanted to mention that in this story i am reading about martha and george washington that mount vernon was originally the home of his hat -- of his half-brother, george washington's half-brother, and that he lived in a smaller farm i wonder if you are going to talk about anything about a surveyor or if this is really about the years with martha as an adult? >> this is martha washington's time in the sun. but how about the nickname patsy? >> patsy, pat or patty were the nicknames for martha in those days, just as peg or peggy is the nickname for margaret. nobody was named which back then. the only patsy before martha. that was simply the common name. >> the smaller firm she was referencing? >> smaller because it was 500 acres at that po

martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. the russians apparently hacked the white house computer system last october. the information we are told was unclassified but it was sensitive. months later the director of national intelligence issued this warning. >> the russian cyber threat is more severe than we previously assessed. bill: what did the hackers access? >> reporter: a part of his schedule people are not supposed to see because it can come p my his security. >> we don't con fume cyber fusions. we have spoken to the fact there was an event last year. we take regular precautions to prevent them. >> reporter: on capitol hill the lawmakers were using this news as a warning. senator susan collins declaring these reports are troubling and further he can poe our defenses against cyber attacks with inadequate. a government spoke man disagreed with the "inadequate" part. they said as soon as they realize something was wrong they moved to mitigate attack. bill: do we know when it happened? >> reporter: when new sanctions were a

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martha: here's martha breaking news. martha: all right.d not guilty to weapons and drug can charges, she said, in court in new orleans. that story more coming up. >> this is the best news of the day. >> nice. >> you know who that is? alex and corrine lawson's beautiful baby girl. oh my is she pretty. elliot taylor lawson was born tuesday morning. weighed 7 pounds. we wish them all well. beautiful family. congratulations. >> that is alex's best production. see you soon. >> take care, guys jenna: say congratulations. we should start there. we should show a baby picture to start off. great way to end the show. great way to begin one as well. we'll start with politics. new signs that hillary clinton could soon run for president. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. we know that might surprise you but according to "the los angeles times" the mrs. clinton's campaign in wait something operating out of a cramped manhattan office as staffers map out return to politics in the office she used since she left the state department. let's bring in

martha: i'm martha maccallum. marco rubio kicking off his campaign at the historic freedom tower in miami. invoking the american dream and telling his supporters he believes it's time for a fresh start. >> just yesterday a leader from yesterday [booing] began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. [cheers and applause] and we are never going back. bill: ed henry is in iowa waiting own the van and clinton. carl let's start with you. there was some criticism of hillary clinton for being candidates of yesterday. how did you hear that in florida? >> we have heard it all over the country from a lot of candidate and from a lot of voters. it wasn't just the idea the names clinton and bush. remember the bush name goes back into the 90s with some presidential candidacies. that was have much part of what the american dream component of marco rubio's speech and message is about. he the son of a bartender and maid cuban immigrants, that he could rise and contend for the u.s. pre

martha? martha: pretty incredible story, james.embered as would-be assassin of president reagan but he shot two other people that day. >> reporter: in total he shot three other people besides the president. he ambushed president reagan outside the hilton hotel near dupont circle in washington, fateful day etched in memory, march 30, 1981. he sent bullets flying into president reagan, james brady white house press secretary and secret service officer timothy mccarthy. with his head wound and lifelong paralysis, james brady was the most seriously injured of hinckley's shooting victims. he died just this past august. his wife sara brady at screen left if you can see the images, died earlier this month at 73 after three decades of championing gun control. however president reagan's daughter, patti davis wrote this week in column for "the daily beast" headlined don't let my dad's shooter go free. that hinckley still presents danger. as evidence of that she cite fact at st. elizabeths he wrote letters to ted bundy and charles manson. amo

martha: yeah. about the army and the mistakes that you say they made early on and they didn't identify him for what he was sooner. clearly they must have been in so much shock when that happened and also the realization they did not pay attention to the signs that were so clearly there. it was a very, very difficult moment for them. what do you think about that? and has anything changed would it be different today do you think? >> one can only hope, martha. i don't know. the problem that we're dealing with here all the way up to the upper reaches, in fact up to the commander-in-chief himself we're refusing to identify the enemy. how much delusion and willful disregard is going on throughout the entire system when you stripped out any mention of islamic radicalism, when to the point that the islamic state has nothing to do with islam. well, major hasan clearly identified himself acting that way and anwar al-awlaki who he was in communication with, was one of the principle and recruiters and planners

martha, what is next? martha: thanks guys.ing for this news conference on the six terrorism arrests that happened over the weekend. fbi and federal prosecutors about to announce brand new details on the suspects in these two states allegedly trying to join isis. bill: all right. that is coming up here. also a well-known family name. is that going to be a problem for governor jeb bush? what his brother said about that very question. >> i don't want a coronation on our side by any stretch of the imagination. >> i don't see any coronation coming my way. come on. what are you seeing that i'm not seeing? martha: the u.s. attorney's office and the fbi announcing details of a counterterrorism operation over the weekend. very big news today. six people arrested in minnesota and california this time. news conference set to get away in minneapolis. we'll bring that to you as soon as they get started. bill: jeb bush saying he will make up his mind in relatively short order whether or not he will run for the white house. meantime he is wr

martha: he is aaron hernandez.f him and get away with it. plus his dna was placed at scene. >> exactly. martha: that made it i am possible. >> at the beginning it would have inured themselves with the jury. martha: much the same way the tsarnaev attorney said he did it and. bill: there was calculation, what you say in the course of evidence and testimony that would lead his attorneys to finally put him in that place at 3:00 in the morning, a couple of miles from his house half a mile from his home. >> the question is believability. would we lose all credibility with this jury if we maintain what we said in the opening which is that he had nothing to do with this? or are we going to help the government by admitting the obvious. >> when i'm looking at a

martha? martha: kevin, thank you very much.atching developing news situation from the iranian foreign minister who is blasting republican senator tom cotton during a speech in new york city right now, saying sanctions will be lifted whether or not cotton wants it. watch this. >> as our understanding stands today, and i don't think there is any divergence here, if we have an agreement on the 30th of june, within a few days after that we will have a resolution in the security council under article 41 of chapter 7 which will be mandatory for all member-states, whether senator cotton likes it or not. martha: hmmm. talking about manditorily lifting sanctions against iran. now as you know there are a lot of people in this country who want those sanctions only lifted when the behavior changes on the part of iran. but iran has been pretty clear that they believe that the lifting of sanctions is part and parcel of this potential june 30th deal. you heard the man of the we will see what happens. >>> and also this coming up in moments. he

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let's get back to martha in new york. martha.hip issue in all of this. the mayor has been criticized in baltimore for not taking forceful enough tact in not allowing police to do their job. what about the white house? we have heard from the brand new attorney general. is there a lead for new leadership setting tone across the nation for these conflicts from the top? we'll be right back. martha: so democratic congressman elijah cummins trying to calm the chaos by marching and singing arm in arm with the citizens of baltimore. watch this. ♪ we are soldiers in the army, we have to fight although we have to die ♪ martha: it was very moving yesterday to see people taking to the streets , to take back their city in peaceful way. to his credit congressman elijah cummings was leading way standing out in front encouraging people to be peaceful. here is one of the big questions. why no indication from the white house as of yet? let's talk about this. talk about the issue of leadership and what the white house's role could possibly be in al

martha: i'm martha maccallum. journalists at fox news immediately began to follow the money and connect dots after learning about claims made in this upcoming book "clinton cash." we now know the state department under hillary clinton's control signed off on a deal that would allow russia to buy a uranium company. bill: all this as money continued to flow into the clinton foundation and a lot of money too. from a charity connected to the chairman of that uranium company. byron york, chief political correspondent, "washington examiner," fox news contributor, here to help us go through this. this story byron, involves big money and national security. >> big money foreign influence in national security, absolutely. it all revolves around uranium which is a strategic asset. the united states generates about 20% of its electrical power from nuclear sources. we don't have enough of it. it is a strategic asset. for a foreign company to buy part of the u.s. uranium supply requires government approval. it requires approval

martha? martha: thank you, doug. bill: let's break it down the people geography and where we as a nation are with all of this. saudi arabia specific concerns of fighting happening on its southern border with with yemen a long border it shares. saudi arabia egypt, qatar these are sunni nations which are fighting houthi rebels which are shia. the shia as you know by now are backed by iran. those are the people involved. geography is fascinating. persian gulf 20 miles across. gulf of aden about 20 miles across. two significant choke points for trade, for oil that serves the entire world. now the uss theodore roosevelt steaming out of the persian gulf, down to, along with another warship off the coast of yemen. it will join 10 other u.s. warships that have, for the most part been in this area for some time. so all the action here, southern arabian sea, off the coast of yemen, red sea to a lesser extent southwest of yemen and this is the area of concern the united states has along with its allies at the moment, saudi arab

martha: buy eastbound. "happening now" starts now.yes on the oval office crisscrossing the country, listening to voters and pitching ideas in three critical states today. good morning and welcome to "happening now," everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scottment we're watching the long and winding road to the white house starting in new hampshire where hillary clinton will be heading soon. new jersey governor chris christie also in the granite state this week. florida senator marco rubio former texas governor rick perry and former florida governor jeb bush all set to visit today and tomorrow. south carolina holds the first primary in the south, and former

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martha: he is aaron hernandez. other people will go ahead shoot his fiance's sister's boyfriend in front of him and get away with it. plus his dna was placed at scene. >> exactly. martha: that made it i am possible. >> at the beginning it would have inured themselves with the jury. martha: much the same way the tsarnaev attorney said he did it and. bill: there was calculation, what you say in the course of evidence and testimony that would lead his attorneys to finally put him in that place at 3:00 in the morning, a couple of miles from his house half a mile from his home. >> the question is believability. would we lose all credibility with this jury if we maintain what we said in the opening which is that he had nothing to do with this? or are we going to help the government by admitting the obvious. >> when i'm looking at a jury, you know, especially in state court, you're two feet away, three feet away from 12 human beings you're interacting with them, they spent 10 weeks together. even though they don't speak t

martha: bill o'reilly spoke out on this. bill: it's long past time for african-american communities across america to begin to police themselves. criminal activity, drug use child abandonment disrespect, general chaos all on display every single day in many places. you know what? no government is going to stop that no bureaucracy is going to help you. martha: alan, what do you say? >> i disagree when everything i have heard so far. we need a massive jobs program. we need a works progress types administration like roosevelt did to invest in jobs and rebuild infrastructure. we need to address the criminal justice system so you don't just throw drug users in jail and

much more so than martha washington.artha washington was american elite, abigail was international. susan: what is the relationship between martha washington and abigail adams? edith: it was wonderful. abigail loved martha. she met her when she was the mother of the vice- president. whenever they had a social event, there were very close. whenever she wrote about martha, which was not much, but when she did write about martha, it was in the most glowing terms. c. james: one of the things she did was just after she knew that john was going to be elected, she wrote to martha washington asking her about how to be the first lady, how she would carry the role. edith: martha wrote back and said you know inside yourself how to behave. susan: we know that is a tradition that continues today for new incoming first ladies, reach out to the people that served before, to understand the enormity of the task. here is a call. it is from ron in washington. >> good evening. thank you for the program. i read one of your guests books and s

wash your mouth out martha.e soap. >> what a beautiful block of soap. >> it was the cell block she saved for bieber giving him tips when he inevidently ends up in prison. >> the first thing you'll need is a shank. >> she advised justin to find himself the right girl. >> someone you can smoke a joint with or indulge in the occasional three-way. justin my final piece of evidence is call me. >> remember the good old innocent roasts when even a turkey's rear end could make martha blush. >> please turn it around the other way. >> they're looking into -- >> sorry. >> jeanne moos cnn. >> that's much prettier. >> new york. >>> oh, i needed that. thank you so much for joining us me today. i'm carol costello. berman and baldwin straight ahead. >>> lufthansa knew and they let him fly anyway. a stunning revelation about co-pilot andreas lubitz and his battle with depression and new reports of the video showing the final moments of germanwings flight 9525. >> will he or won't he sign on? the governor of arkansas in the spotl

martha raddatz is standing by. >>> also breaking tonight, history with iran. has the u.s. and its allies stopped iran from developing a nuclear weapon? terry moran live with what iran has now agreed to. >>> the new discovery after the jet crash in the alps. investigators tonight revealing what the co-pilot searched online for before the crash. was he planning for days? >>> the alleged bomb plot right here in the u.s. tonight, two american women under arrest. the fbi now saying they were planning a major attack. >>> and the uneasy landing. two separate passenger jets trying to land in seattle, struck by lightning. >>> good evening. the historic deal with iran in a moment. and already, outrage tonight. does it go far enough? but we begin this evening with that massive terror attack, gunmen in combat gear, storming a college campus in kenya. into dorms, reportedly taking aim at christians. this woman wounded, being helped away. at least 147 killed in cold blood. it began early this morning and lasted for hours. police crouched there, hunting for the gunmen. tonight, the four

martha wants to know what questions you would ask. tweet martha questions @martharaddatz. >> thank you, dan. >>> next to the devastating drought in california and how it could impact the rest of us around the country. residents are trying to adapt to the historic water emergency dealing with extreme conditions. kendis gibson joins us from los angeles with more on its cause and possible effects. hi, kendis. >> reporter: hi, paula. good morning to you. this drought dividing neighbors in this l.a. neighborhood. take a look. this plush green lawn, something of the past. this is probably the landscape of the future. looking very desert-like. but for many of the residents here in california, it's not about the cosmetics. it's about a life critical issue. this is not the way yolanda expected to celebrate easter. a full family living here. >> yes. >> reporter: with no water coming out of the tap. >> yes. >> reporter: for ten months? >> yes. >> reporter: that sounds -- >> horrible. >> reporter: the family of five living nearly a year without w

abc's alex marquadt is tracking for us dporng alex. >> reporter: good morning, martha. this could turn out to be the deadliest disaster in the mediterranean sea. a u.n. official this morning already calling it one of the greatest tragedies. italy and malta have now launched a major rescue operation off the coast of libya, where this small boat capsized with up to 700 migrants onboard. most of them now feared dead. so far, just 28 people have been found alive. in the past week alone, more than 10,000 migrants have been rescued trying to make this treacherous journey from africa to europe. but hundreds more have drowned. and this morning at sunday's mass, pope francis called on the international community to take action. martha. >> our thanks to alex. >>> now to 2016 and hillary clinton's campaign kickoff, she hit iowa with a new campaign strategy and now we're getting new details about her upcoming visit to the key state of new hampshire. abc's cecilia vega is on the clinton beat for us. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: that's right. next stop is new hampshire, her ca

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martha? >> thank you, brian. let's take this on with michael leiter, former director of the national counterterrorism center for presidents bush and obama and congressman adam schiff, top democrat on the intelligence committee. i want to start with you, congressman. tell us what you know about the latest concerning yemen and kenya. >> in yemen, the news is really all bad. just as we feared, in the chaos in the fight, al qaeda has had a resurgence. they've taken over the fifth largest town in yemen. sprung al qaeda operatives from prison. a couple hundred people. we're still trying to ascertain who was released in that prison break. they've taken over a part of a bank. they've added financial resources. the chaos is providing the fertile ground and environment for aqap to grow again. >> is it a safe haven now? it seems like it certainly is. >> it's absolutely a safe haven. it was a safe haven before. now it's more than a safe haven. it's wide open. it's not just wide open for al qaeda. it's a new battlefield for s

martha, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. the pentagon is saying tonight if those iranian ships suspected of carrying weapons to rebels in yemen are interdicted, it is likely our allies the saudis who would world the convoy of ships. the u.s. ships ss ss are there as largely as a show of support and to send that message of iran to stay away. the situation in yemen is so volatile and dangerous, as we've seen traveling there in recent years, watching it turn into an al qaeda breeding ground. now, with u.s. and iranian ships in such close proximity, it remains to be seen whether the tensions there will rise even further. david? >> all right, martha raddatz watching this very closely. martha thank you. >>> now, to that tragedy in the mediterranean tonight. the u.n. estimating at least 800 refugees killed when their ship capsized capsized. the captain and a crew member arrested today, accused of reckless homicide and human trafficking. authorities say the captain rammed his ship into a cargo ship that was trying to help. only abou

but no chance of that in this situation. >> all right, martha raddatz here with us in new york again tonight. martha thank you. >>> we move to iran this evening and what could be a hurdle for that historic nuclear deal with the u.s. and our allies. tonight, the iranian president saying iran will not sign any agreement unless all economic sanctions are lifted on day one of the new deal. something the u.s. has not agreed to, proposing the sanctions be lifted instead, gradually. >>> we turn now to 2016 and the race for president tonight. hard to believe, but it is here. and hillary clinton, new signs tonight she's on the cusp of making it official announcing she's running. so abc's jonathan coralkarl live from washington tonight. jon? >> reporter: hillary clinton is about to finally make it official. democrats familiar with her plans tell abc news that she is poised to announce she is running for president as soon as this weekend. mrs. clinton has already signed a lease on the office that will become her campaign headquarters that will be in brooklyn. and she's assembled a full campaign

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let's bring in martha raddatz.who is in washington where she will be hosting "this week" this morning. good morning. which of the attacks on hillary clinton seemed to resonate the most with the audience in the first in the nation primary state? >> well, this is, of course, the party faithful, dan, so lots of applause for everybody. rand paul has the harshest words. say he was guilt of dereliction of duty. which should preclude her from serving as president because of her handling of the attacks in benghazi. he also said that she'll need two campaign planes one for her entourage and her baggage. i don't think he was talking about suitcases. but much of the venom was aimed at president obama as well, dan. >> hillary, herself, arrives in new hampshire tomorrow, is this lack of a competitive primary, on the democratic side at least thus far, the conventional wisdom, is this good or bad for her in the long run? >> well, she's trying hard not to make this look like a done deal. democrats and independents feel the same wa

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martha raddatz now. >> reporter: american flags. the first thing you see at the philadelphia home of the accused terror suspect. but federal prosecutors say 30-year-old keonna thomas has been proclaiming her loyalty to isis. the third u.s. woman arrested in just two days on isis related terror charges. thomas allegedly told an isis fighter she met online that becoming a martyr "would be amazing. a girl can only wish." officials say thomas had researched travel routes to syria via turkey, using the same route so many foreigners, including these three british schoolgirls, are believed to have used. we recently traced those steps to this bus station in turkey. they would have gotten off the metro and come right in here. isis recruitment videos actively target young women, even those who have no plans to travel to syria. the two former roommates from queens arrested yesterday are accused of planning to build a bomb for an attack here in the u.s. >> and martha is with us live tonight. why is isis so intent on recruit recruiting american

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martha maccallum is here with us. i'm wait are for k drunk. to you be drunk and drink gin all day and drink vodka. >> isn't this out of control? >> it's crazy. they do wake and bake with with dave rodriguez and high noon and watch high drive or listen to high drive on your way home high drive at 5:00. excuse me. all raising weed awareness. not radio professionals. i know that would be a big shock. >> i feel sorry for the kids of colorado and washington state as well. no matter how vigilant their parents are, they know what's going on in the culture and they know what's going on in the state. the state is promoting intoxication so they can make some tax money. i will go back to my original wise guy remark. if there were a radio station k drunk that all day long were telling people, you know, get loaded on alcohol you would hear outcry all over the place but not this. oh, this is fine. i can't understand it. >> well, they are both legal. if there was a market for that kind of radio station somebody would probably try it. this guy said his previo