mrs. clinton. they had come down to hear me.ance" is a collection -- >> i just signed with concord, who i love, by the way. i called john burt the next day and said, john, listen, president clinton dropped by last night. [laughter] tavis: and said i should to do a record. [laughter] >> yeah. tavis: you are finally catching on. [laughter] >> he told me that he had danced to my version of "the way you look tonight." he said that doing a collection of wedding songs would be a good idea. so this is a collection of songs that are some of my favorites. it goes back a little bit more. it is a standards record, but it goes back to a little bit more of my r&b roots. tavis: "at last." >> yes. i did not want to start the novel with "at last." you better be careful. i am proud of the version we make. added james encouraged me when i jamesstarted -- and jameetta encouraged me when i for started. now it is a sitting tribute to the great and jameetta james. tavis: i am so glad to finally get this man back in l.a.. you will want to add this to

mrs. clinton praised this man, the president, whose reforms are bearing fruit. >> the president and many of his colleagues helped launch their country on a historic new path. while there much to be done and significant tests lie ahead, we applaud the president and his colleagues for their leadership and courage. [cheers and applause] >> last sunday's bi-elections gave the democracy campaigner her first seat. and there were many more for her party, marking a turning point for a country that had grown used to military backed government. they had this warning. >> sanctions and prohibitions will remain in place on institutions that remain on the wrong side of these historic reform efforts. >> she also announced the lifting of restrictions on the exporting of u.s. financial services, something that could see the introduction of credit cards to burma for the first time. the lifting of sanctions is a reward for the country's leaders and the pace of reform. the military-backed party still dominates the parliament. "bbc news." >> and coming up later in the program, we will have a special report from

mr. clinton are scheduleed to hold three joint fundraisers during the campaign. interest in the 1940 u.s. census paralyzed the national archive website yesterday. the site registered 22-million hits in just four hours. the virtual traffic jam began as soon as the records were released. yesterday's release marks the first time those records were made public-- after 72 years of confidentiality. the records provide a snap-shot of america in the midst of the great depression. 21-million people who provided personal information in that census are still living. coming up next we have the day's top business stories and everything you want to know about "pin-terest" ... and later in lunchbreak we will be making a green recipe in honor of national birth month [ host ] mary switched to allstate and saved $326.00 on her car insurance. john switched and saved $263.00! drivers who switched to allstate saved an average of $336 a year on car insurance. and allstate will send you two bonus checks a year every year you stay accident free with our safe driving bonus. when i switch

mrs. clinton in the queen's bedroom. going over some notes before speech. in america somewhere we get one more hotel room. sorting through children's books that she was giving to her grandchildren in ken any bunk port. and on a bus tour through illinois and wisconsin. obviously a late night trip home. somewhere we were given 3d glasses and being silly on the plane. i like the guy on the right who missed his pair but is willing to join in anyways. every christmas time mrs. bush visited children's hospital in washington, d.c. here she is holding a young cancer patient. she must have gotten great comfort from the little girl who was probably about the same age as robin. now milly and kenny bunk port relaxing with mrs. bush had already become successful authoress. she had written her book and donated all the profits to the foundation of family literacy. and because she wants it all, she has these guys. which brought great joy to the white house. now some are braver than others. and we travel tods almost every state in the united states to include hawaii, where

mrs. clinton also praised this man, burma's president whose preforms are bearing fruit. >> the president and many of his colleagues helped launch the country on a historic new path. while there is still much to be done, we applaud the president and his colleagues for their leadership and courage. >> last sunday's elections gave aung san suu kyi, the democracy campaigner, a first seat. and there were many more for her party. marking a turning point in the country that had grown used to military backed governments. but for some, hillary clinton had this warning. >> sanctions and prohobitions will stay in place on individuals and institutions that remain on the wrong side of these historic reform efforts. >> the military backed party still dominates the parliaments. >> it is time now for the business news. so spain, triggering worries again about the euro. >> absolutely. taking a line from a famous hor are film, it's back. and i think investors are fretting once again. sort of co waves, lapping at the shores once again. but it is important to remind everybody we've had a bit of a respite. the r

mrs. clinton in the queen's bedroom. going over some notes before a speech in a hotel room somewhere. in america somewhere we get one more hotel. sorting through children's books that were -- she was giving to her grandchildren at the staff hotel in kennebunkport. and on a bus tour through illinois and wisconsin. obviously, a late night trip home. we had been given 3d glasses and just being silly on the plane. i like the guy on the right who obviously missed his pair, but was willing to join in any ways. every christmastime mrs. bush visited children's hospital in washington, d.c. here she is holding a young cancer patient, and i love the look on her face. she must have gotten great comfort from that little girl who was probably about the same age robin. now, millie at kennebunkport relaxing obviously with mrs. bush was also a successful authoress. she donated all of profits of her book to the barbara bush foundation of literacy. because she's a thoroughly modern millie and wants it all, she had these guys which brought great joy to the white house. now, some are braver than others. [

mr. clinton -- in our own small way as a company, we have been able to support mr. clinton, strongly supporting the crime initiative with our focus on energy and rebuilding a 40,000 square foot school in haiti. we are very proud of our association with you, mr. president. so, when you have a president who demonstrated support for american business throughout his presidency, who has stayed hugely impact fall on the world stage after his presidency, and who wants to continue helping american business and the american economy, what is a good way to make that happen? the answer, of course, is to give the keynote speech at this annual conference. please join me in welcoming our keynote speaker, president william jefferson clinton. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very, very much. first, i want to thank you for the introduction. we have become an unlikely group of friends, he and i, small group, big eyes. i and the clinton climate initiative, energy efficiency -- on the clinton crime initiative, energy efficiency and global products -- projects, i re

when you want to find out what americans think about some of the most important issues of today mr clinton thank you very much for joining me live pleasure what seems clear about opinion polls is that it very much depends on the questions asked and with this regard there's something i'd like to kind of mark there were two different polls not by gallup first given the choice between israel conducting strikes on iran's nuclear program the united states and other world powers pursuing their go shaded solution with a rag nearly seven out of ten americans choose not to see and there was another poll when the question was asked differently would they support a military action if there is evidence that they're building a weapon the majority said yes so there were two polls one are going to already say yes to war and another one over there already said yes to diplomacy. what do you think about that. the wording of questions just makes an enormous amount of difference one of things that we've noticed is if you put the word freedom or free in a question it really changes its outcome it's also one of

mr. clinton spoke to abc's jake tapper about the challenges being faced by mitt romney. >> mr. romney has a different challenge than i did. even though he had a bruising primary and higher negatives than i did, too. mine was just one long character attack. the problem that governor romney has is his character attack was you don't really know what he believes. he did this. he says that. and the poor man who got in trouble for the etch-a-sketch remark, it's like -- that's like saying there's nothing more damaging in politics than telling the truth. i mean, the truth is, that's what he's got to do. >> rocking the leather jacket there. we'll have much more of president clinton's comments coming up on "good morning america." >>> and secretary of state hillary clinton is focussing on syria as the brutal government crackdown continues. on a trip to turkey, mrs. clinton reinstated the u.s. position against president bashar al assad and explained how the u.s. is helping to turn things around. abc's rina ninan is traveling with the secretary of state. >> reporter: the move is designed to

mr. clinton also weighed in on the current tax debate in washington. this is 45 minutes. >> while president william jefferson clinton certainly does not need an introduction, i get to give him one anyway. i am very pleased to do so, because the president has always been a steadfast supporter of business and the export-import bank. he recognizes the trade is the source of our productivity and our standard of living. for the government to the regulator of this, it is just as important for government to be the enablers of this. one of the best ways to build a peaceful and prosprous laions is through commercial ties, that we live in an interconnected economy. our ability to do things domestically and internationally is derived from the strength of our economy. as president, this was not just an intellectual exercise, but an understanding that manifest itself in deeds. it brought us from deficit to surpluses and economic expansion. it provided mexico with help with their financial crisis, help that the american public did not support and a put the american p

mrs. clinton says a hard line needs to be taken with the assad regime, though she admits that tougher measures at the u.n. could be vetoed. in egypt, a large protest is taking place by demonstrators who are unhappy about the disqualification of prospective candidates from the presidential elections there. protesters range across political views, but they're all united in their opposition to different elements of the new constitution. the ousted president of mali has reportedly left the country and flown to senegal. apple adow toumani toure was overthrown last month. he only emerged to hand in his resignation. still to come -- we hear from inside norway's courthouse, as anders breivik faces questions over his killing on utoya island. police in new york have launched a renewed search for a long-missing change, etan patz, who disappeared in 1979. his case contributed to the launch of a national movement which put the faces of missing children on milk cartons. >> it's 33 years since etan patz was last seen in manhattan after leaving his family's sojo apartment for the short walk to catch his schoo

mr. clinton and senator dole. senator dole was not happy, comfortable with the television medium as then president clinton was. and that's going to come along with the candidates. there are some that are better at some things, more comfortable at some things than others. and you will take that away from these images. but as long as the american public finds televised general election debates something that is valuable in terms of information, then the images and the television experience that goes into the format that is something that will come along for the ride, at whatever point it turns out that these have run their course, obviously, the candidates will think of a better way to reach the public. >> comes to us from a different perspective from a student north of the border in calgary, roman, you're next. >> good afternoon, ms. brown. my question is to due, actually, interestingly enough, the last clip has a little to do with it, but i'm curious about how effective vice presidential debates are in the general

mrs. clinton. in the debate obama told clinton that she was what, a decent candidate, b likeable enough, not too shabby, d a great gal? what phrase did he use? let us roll the tape. >> what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on the stage tonight who see your resume and like it but are hesitating on the like ability issue where they seem to like barack obama more? >> that hurts my feelings. >> sorry, senator. he's very likeable. i agree with that. i don't think i am that bad. >> you are likeable enough. >> oh. >> both of you got that right. famous moment. >> here's a question the 1980 u.s. men's olympic hockey team pulled off a win. >> do you believe in miracles. yes. unbelievable. >> now, the olympics that year were held where? >> a, austria, japan, lake placid new york, in france sfl where were those olympics when the u.s. hockey team won? >> the answer is c lake placid. how can you not know that. >> one of them was. >> 1712. >> not in kansas any more. >> mccallum on top. >> doocy needs ano

can do it and the worst is pressuring him to leave as we have witnessed or we have listened to mrs clinton the foreign minister or the secretary of state in the united states she's been pushing a lot of president assad to true or to stop any cease fire through our means to cease fire and to stop any military action against any innocent citizens as being actually seen by the west today no the whole situation is how serious are we planning both parties i mean the president and oppositionist in order to stop crying and stop battles all the sudden here i'm sorry to say this because it has been so far in action since a year and this battle is not a small battle it's been behind us and behind major cities and major villages inside syria and talks so the answer is we shall talk to doctors two three abided by both parties likely absolutely absolutely loved us that's the next question will the opposition. i'm sure they need to stand by it but i know you are regional powers such as turkey saudi arabia. because the they are not willing to stop all cease fire they want to hear very much pressure on th

last night clinton said mr. obama has beaten the clock with the economy recovering and

mr. clinton made the first of three planned campaign experiences alongside president obama. former president clinton told the audience of about 500 that obama has, quote, beaten the clock to help the economy recover, and he says president obama deserves to be reelected.e erupted after four l.a. police officers were acquitted in the beating of rodney king. the l.a. riots captivated the national spotlight as rioters filled the streets. >> 20 years ago today, april 29th, 1992, racial tensions in los angeles boiled over in one of the worst riots in our nation's history began. buildings burned and storefronts were destroyed and,000 of people of all -- thousands of people of all became races became victims. the rioting lasted for several days, and when the smoke cleared, 53 people were dead, and more than 2,000 were injured. >> it is not just one element. there are a number of elements come together that could cause a community and cause people to believe that you won't hear me? we can't have a fair day in court? we cannot have the same opportunities? listen to this. >> at first, t

mrs. clinton was preparing for latin week on "dancing with the stars." it's latin week on dwts.ng with the stars," the contestants are doing the samba, salsa, tangos, and what better way to celebrate latin culture than with steve irkel dancing to a maroon 5 song. the original plan was to stuff the contestants with candy and beating them with sticks, but the lawyers got involved. you can tell it's latin week when judge bruno really starts rolling his r's. every year they do the latin week. i wonder if they have caulkation week on latino dance shows. this week, dance like you're a robot having a seizure. congratulations are in order for brad pitt and angelina jolie who just got engaged. you know what, i knew there was something going on between those two. i didn't know they weren't married. haven't they been married since 1985? either way it's about time they settled down and started a family. rumors started to spread last week when angelina jolie was spotted wearing a huge diamond ring. the publicist confirmed the news on friday. they're getting married on may 17, at the hampton

mr. chairman. secretary clinton, i have to apologize for missing your opening remarks. i was priding over the senate at the time. let me begin by expressing my agreement with your words of caution about the syrian situation. it's enormously complex. and i think it's right to proceed carefully. one of the more clarifying moments of my life was when i was a journalist in beirut in 1983. you remember how complicated that was and in the middle of a complicated fire fight. a marine said never get involved in a five-sided argument. i would like to ask you a couple questions with respect to this region. the first is i'm interested in learning more about this middle east and north africa incentive fund. it's in the budget request for that fund. and that comes on top of other programs, as you know. $2 billion for the opec and a billion in debt swaps to egypt. i'm just curious to learn from you what particular ways you see that it fund as working. >> this fund idea came out of two experiences, senator. one experience about what happened this past year when we were constantly tryi

mrs. clinton defended the decision. >> clearly there needs to be a greater reassurance to those soldiers whot that if they take their weapons and turn their against the military that continues to ruthlessly assault civilian targets, their families are going to be provided for. there is some safety net for them. >> reporter: falling behind was former u.n. secretary general kofi annan's ceasefire plan which the syrian government accepted but never implemented. it was an alternative to stronger action by the u.n. security council twice vetoed by russia and chien on a who turned down their in -- china who turned down their invitations. the battle of instability has begun which means at best for the syrian people things may get worse before they get better. >>> mexico's former president da la madrid has died of lung disease. he was admitted to the hospital several weeks ago for complications with the disease. after his term ended in 1988 he remained a relatively popular figure despite his botched handling of the 1985 earthquake that devastated mexico city and killed 9,000 people. da la madrid was

mrs. clinton. adds the first lady. that was the big thing that was on her cv.has changed about hillary now, she's running as a very successful secretary of state in a difficult environment, right? >> one caveat, she was a senator and she at least had that element. >> why did she get elected to the senate? >>> we'll take a break. when we come back -- more from pastor rick warren, plus his wife kay, taking us inside their marriage. >> i was of course i like you. he said yeah, i know you love me but i'm not sure you like me. [ scott ] i grew up playing with little toy trains and now i build them. i am a bigger is better kind of guy. i absolutely love building locomotives. i knew i wanted to design locomotives from when i was very young. [ jahmil ] from the outside it looks like such a simple device. when you actually get down into the bare bones of it, there's so much technology that's submerged. [ rob ] my welds are a signature, i could tell my welds apart from anybody's. you lay down that nice bead and you look at it, i love it. they don't go together by themsel

mrs. clinton stayed in well after the point that she recognized the numbers still weren't going to work fourears ago, that there was no reasonable expectation that she could stop then senator obama. but she stayed in. but that's what makes people run for president in the first place. i don't think that's a negative. but newt, to his credit, has said that if it comes to it, when romney gets to 1,144, that he will support romney, or whoever the nominee is. >> do you think that was the promise made in that private meeting between ging rif and romney in louisiana that, you know, here's the reality, i will ultimately support you? do you think it was -- >> i have no idea. i don't think they like each other very much. but i think newt has worked very hard, his whole life. i met him in 1982 and he spent the next 12 years crafting a way to take control of the house of representatives. he did it. so he did that on behalf of the republican party. and he did it because he was newt gingrich and he thought he was the only one who could do it. and i think back in those days, he was right about there. >> ri

mrs. clinton, etc., when they're not running for office, that's ridiculous. this is not a do over. >> what i would do if i were running for president, then, i would take ann romney or michelle obama if i were running and i wouldn't say anything, i would bring them out and say whatever -- here, say this. because -- >> that's not going to work either. >> nobody can comment and say anything back to you. you have boom, boom, boom. that's what you're saying, leslie, they can campaign. they can go on national television. they can say whatever they want and no one can criticize it because you, leslie marshall said they shouldn't be touchable. they should be untouchable. doesn't make sense. >> i think that we have to keep in mind, you know, mrs. romney is not running for president. this is not a package deal. with any couple that is out there. >> no, she's out there in the arena. she's out there giving her opinion that her husband is more qualified than the other dunderhead. >> and that's what any wife or spouse is going to say, as they said. >> i'm not going to shak

mrs. clinton, etc., when they're not running for office, that's ridiculous. this is not a do over. >> what i would do if i were running for president, then, i would take ann romney or michelle obama if i were running and i wouldn't say anything, i would bring them out and say whatever -- here, say this. because -- >> that's not going to work either. >> nobody can comment and say anything back to you. you have boom, boom, boom. that's what you're saying, leslie, they can campaign. they can go on national television. they can say whatever they want and no one can criticize it because you, leslie marshall said they shouldn't be touchable. they should be untouchable. doesn't make sense. >> i think that we have to keep in mind, you know, mrs. romney is not running for president. this is not a package deal. with any couple that is out there. >> no, she's out there in the arena. she's out there giving her opinion that her husband is more qualified than the other dunderhead. >> and that's what any wife or spouse is going to say, as they said. >> i'm not going to shak

clinton, giving the key note address this morning. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chairman and ceo of honeywell international, mr. david cody. [ applause ] >> while president william jefferson clinton doesn't need an introduction i get to give him one anyway. i'm very pleased to do so because the president has always been a steadfast supporter of business and the ex-im bank. he recognizes that american business and trade is the source of our nation's productivity, and the source of our standard of living. that while it's important for government to be a regulator of business, it's just as important for government to be an enabler of business. one of the best ways to build peaceful and prosperous relationships between nations is through commercial ties. that we live in a global interconnected economy, that our nation's ability to do good things domestically and internationally is derived from the strength of our economy. as president this wasn't just an intellectual exercise but rather an understanding that manifested itself indeeds. the 1993 economic package that brought us from deficits to surpluses in economic e

mr. clinton. >> have you watched over the years? as you've been watching -- i mean, this is just the pre -- we want you to know this is the pre. when they get to the meat of it, when they get to jimmy kim sxl they get to the president, you're going to hear it. so don't worry about it. we're talking to very funny darrell hammond right now. so darrell, do you -- do you think about that? when you think about in your career, one of the highlights, would you say, so far? >> the white house correspondents' dinner? >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. i don't know. you know, maybe i'm a dweeb, but i think playing for the president is about as high as you can go. i mean, to me it's incredible. >> yeah. >> it's incredible. the joint chiefs of staff. members of congress. every journalist you've ever -- i mean, it's just crazy good. >> yeah. as we're looking at the first lady there, darrell, they're introducing her. and as soon as she speaks we'll listen. but it looks like the first lady's getting some applause. standing ovation. >> yeah. >> the fi

mr. alonso: did we add clinton heights -- clarington heights? not the whole thing? park merced? mr. mcdonnell: ok. we are not attempting to create an exhaustive list. this is one that does not need as a vacation. district 8. -- need justification. district 8. >> i would combine diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: you would combine? >> just diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: ok. mr. leigh: i would strike open house and lgbt community center. mr. mcdonnell: removing them from this list. any additions? mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. mr. mcdonnell: there is no need to create an exhaustive list. mr. pilpel: ok. all right. mr. mcdonnell: any other additions? moving then to d 9. mr. pilpel: i would suggest vernal heights. mr. mcdonnell: objections? >> i will turn

mr. clinton. >> as you have been watching them. this is the pre, we want you to know this is the prewhen they get to the meet of it, jimmy kimle, the president, you will hear it. don't worry. talking to funny darrel hammond. when you think in your career, one of the highlights you would say so far? >> the white house correspondents' dinner? >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. i don't know. you know, maybe i am a dweeb. i think playing for the president its as high as you can go. to me it is incredible. incredible. joint chiefs of staff. members of congress. every, every journalist you have ever, just crazy good. >> yeah. >> as we are looking at the first lady there, they're introducing her. as soon as she speaks. we will listen. but it looks like the first lady its getting some applause. standing ovation. >> yeah. >> were you nervous? about, are first ladies and family are they off-limits? >> you can josh a little. but you know, if you start impugning someone's character, like, like you know, bob hope would make fun of, you know presid