martha: william, you're also saying this wasn't the only case where mayor york cast pulled some stringsing, right? >> reporter: exactly the ig report involves a film project in hollywood. he overturned decision after calls from former dnc chairman ed rendell. mayorkas overturned officials after meeting with former dnc chairman terry mcauliffe and get emails brothers from hillary clinton's brother anthony rodham. they will hold a hearing into the accusations. martha: william, thank you. >> all of the talking heads in washington say cruz can't raise money because the big lobbiests in washington aren't with him. our campaign is based on courageous conservatives across this country men and women going to ted cruz.org contributing. that is where we're getting support. bill: that from last night on "the kelly file" with megyn. senator cruz is first in. his critics are many. even some republicans say he doesn't have a chance. fox news's brit hume says he has key supporters already. >> this is the man who really excites the most conservative element of the republican party. possibly more than a

. >> martha williams, history major, but not history in new england. >> all right! >> ok, now my question is changing the subject. i learned something new today. i wasn't aware that jefferson had such a keen sensitivity to the fact that new england had towns. and less so down here. >> yeah, definitely, town envy. >> since we have such an urban/rural divide in our country now i'd like you to address the idea of not only new england towns but in your day that you're talking about serious urban culture clique. philadelphia, big old boston most dynamic of all, the dutch influence in new york and the highly tolerant society. it's not as prevalent in the rural areas. and i'd like you to -- see what you can do about that. >> there's a lot of pathos in jefferson's beliefs in progress, moral progress, economic development. there's a nice exchange he has with his granddaughter ellen who travels to new england, as billy knows. and retraces a route that her grandfather had taken 30 years earlier in the company of james madison. when northern new england was still pretty much a

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martha: juan williams and mary katharine ham. juan what do you think is going on here?not good. i think what you are seeing here is the obama administration taking a harder line with benjamin netanyahu after his campaign pledge he was not going to allow to two-state solution to go forward. as you have said the prime minister says he reconsidered that approach. but from the white house you hear that this has been his behavior all along. he has not been invested in the u.s. pursuit of a two-state solution. so now it looks like the u.s. would be more open to not only taking steps to question how we support israel in the under national community the united nations, before criminal court and the like, but also being direct with netanyahu that he does not share our u.s. interest in the middle east. martha: when you are dealing with this situation it begs the question ways your goal. what does the white house want to achieve? are they underred in pursuing peace in the middle east or some kind of deal that would include a two-state solution. and if they are interested do it mak

martha: i'm joined by mary katharine ham and juan williams. rtha: it turns out it's not a state department blackberry with the security apparatus she was supposed to have. juan what do you make of it? >> it's an on going blight for hillary clinton. her staff says the device was properly encrypted and secured. but that's her decision, her staff's decision and a matter of asking the american people to trust hillary clinton. so i don't think this is going drag down her campaign according to all the numbers i have seen, democrats still are uniformly behind hillary clinton. but it does give you have the sense either she is overly defensive given the battles she went through in the 90s in the white house or she feels entitled that she can live the way she wants without regard to resumes and regulations. >> to me it feels like she sought advice on how to do this in the most shady and irresponsible way possible. perhaps she got it from bill clinton. they are good at these kinds of things. but this is not what the american people deserve. i would say th

martha: well a 20-year-old protester now under arrest in the shooting of two officers outside the ferguson police department. police say jeffrey williams confessed to firing the shots that hit the officers last week but he claims he was not targeting police. mike tobin live in ferguson with the latest. police are confident though that they do have the right man correct? >> reporter: correct. county prosecutor bob mccullough said a 40 caliber handgun linked to 20-year-old jeffrey williams, matches shell casings found her at the shooting scene. williams own statements indicate he is indeed the shooter. >> it was a weapon recovered which, been tied to the shell casings that were recovered there, the weapon recovered from him. he has acknowledged his participation in firing the shot. >> reporter: williams is being held on a $300,000 cash bond. the chargeses are first degree assault, armed criminal action and firing a weapon inside of a vehicle. martha? martha: so the prosecutor's not buying that story, mike that he didn't intend to hit the police officers, right? >> reporter: no the prosecutor is not buying the story. the story was relayed

williams of copyright enfringement. the song sounded so much like marvin gaye's hit, the pair has to pay more than $7 million to mar vainvin gaye's estate. ♪ marthang is exactly the same right? but if you paint a canvas red and blue in the background and put another picture on top of it and somebody did the same thing before, it's a different song. bill: do you remember when marvin gaye testified he was like, i was drinking, on pills. how did i know? martha: decide for yourself. bill: senator rubio questioning john kerry about the whole iranian nuclear allegations as the lynch pin to all of the foreign policy. a lot of it anyway. listen. >> the president has made it absolutely clear they will not get a nuclear weapon. now, the presumption by a lot of people up on the hill here has been that we somehow aren't aware of that goal even as we negotiate that goal. our negotiation is calculated to make sure they can't get a nuclear weapon. and it's really almost insulting that the presumption here is we're going to negotiate something that allow them to have a nuclear weapon. >> i'm not saying there's a grand bargain. what i'm saying is i believe that o

on the pettus bridge and lloyd williams, a witness to history, one of the students called upon by martin luther king to join the third and successful voting rights marthama to montgomery in the name of civil rights. thank you both. first to you, kristen, there in selma. what is anticipated? for you, as well coming to selma on this anniversary it must be meaningful. >> reporter: it's incredibly meaningful. i feel as though i stand on the shoulders of all of the people who marched here 50 years ago. i can tell you the understand is just building here people have started to come in from all across the country and there's so much emotion as they anticipate tomorrow's anniversary that they are going to share with this community and of course the rest of the country. just to remind people what happened andrea it really started on bloody sunday march 7th 1965 when hundreds of protesters tried to march across the bridge behind me, the edmund pettus bridge some were trampled by troopers on horse back and it was a brutal brutal scene. it was not until several weeks later that thousands of protesters were successful in marching from selma all the way to montgomer