mr. clinton: thank you. hello. bill clinton. are you a teacher? what do you teach? >> political science. mr. clinton: good for you. i have a daughter very interested in science. she said she what's to be a scientist and she's in one of our junior high schools. she just started seventh grade in the little rock public schools and they have a magnet program in math and science. she entered the math and science track and i'm real proud of her. high. -- hi. do the kids make good use of the library's? thank you for letting me use the room. what's your name? what do you teach? >> science teacher, biology. mr. clinton: nice to meet you. thank you. good to see you. i want to ask you some questions. >> ipod it was supposed to be the other way around. -- i thought it was supposed to be the other way around. mr. clinton: you can ask me questions also. is this where i'm supposed to sit? where am i supposed to be? let sit down. where are you going to sit? you told me to sit facing the coke machine. i just do what i'm told. aren't you proud of your students? >> they are a great gr

mrs. clinton: i know, i know. mr. of black wealth was wiped out in the home foreclosure process. elizabeth ward -- warren said it will take two generations just for african-americans to recoup that money. one thing our government did not do -- and i will say this here -- one of the greatest failures of the obama administration has been there housing policy. will you, if you are president, forced the federal housing finance agency to write down the principle of underwater homeowners and will you modify -- push congress to modify the code so that the people who have homes can maintain those homes and not simply bail out banks and not bail out homeowners? mrs. clinton: i advocated that to back in 2007 and 2008, roland. in fact, i was very unhappy that we did not do enough to help people in their homes save their homes. i will look for ways to, number one, stop the damage so that we don't lose more homes because people still haven't recovered. but number two, we've got to get back into the home ownership business. and a l

mrs. clinton: i know, i know. mr.artin: 53% of black wealth was wiped out in the home foreclosure process. elizabeth ward -- warren said it will take two generations just for african-americans to recoup that money. one thing our government did not do -- and i will say this here -- one of the greatest failures of the obama administration has been there housing policy. will you, if you are president, forced the federal housing finance agency to write down the principle of underwater homeowners and will you modify -- push congress to modify the code so that the people who have homes can maintain those homes and not simply bail out banks and not bail out homeowners? mrs. clinton: i advocated that to back in 2007 and 2008, roland. in fact, i was very unhappy that we did not do enough to help people in their homes save their homes. i will look for ways to, number one, stop the damage so that we don't lose more homes because people still haven't recovered. but number two, we've got to get back into the home ownership busines

mrs. clinton: i know. mr. martin: 53% of black wealth was wiped out in home foreclosure crisis. it would take two generations for african-americans to recoup that money. one of the things the federal i willent didn't do, and say, one of the greatest failures of the obama administration has been the housing policy. it was supposed to help 4 billion people and it helped 900,000. will you force the federal finance housing agency to write down the principle of homeowners and modify the bankruptcy code so that people who have homes can maintain those homes and not simply bail out banks and homeowners? mrs. clinton: i advocated that in 2007 and 2008. i was very unhappy we did not do enough to help people in their homes save their homes. i will look for ways to try to stop the damage so that we do not lose more homes because people have not recovered, and number two, we have to get back the homeownership business. a lot of financial institutions are reluctant to loan and more reluctant to loan to african-american and latino -- now they are splitting off the hedge on it. mrs. clinton: i

mrs. clinton's fate. i don't there's much you can say when you have the republicans in control of the investigation and if she is able to get away and get around it, bolster her credentials for president of the united states, bring it to the people. don't go >>> welcome back. obviously, president putin met recently. which was a shocking image just to see. i wonder what president obama was thinking, but it seems to be all about the refugees. it all seems to be like what everybody is talking about in europe. they want to bring them here. your take on that? >> when we see mass movements of people, everybody's civility is threatened. these movement of people across europe, they threaten the civility of the world and it doesn't have to happen. that movement happens because order is broken down. you've got germany enticing people to come, and we call them refugees for shorthand, but most of these people are not refugees. they don't meet the definition of refugees. we have international bodies that do their best

mrs. clinton: the question? >> good afternoon mr. martin and secretary clinton. when i had the pleasure of meeting you a few minutes ago you mentioned you were a girl scout. what character traits did you learn while scouting you would use to be a successful president? mrs. clinton: that is such a great question. let's get this young man a round of applause. [applause] mrs. clinton: i did. i told him i was a scout. i was a girl scout through high school. i learned a lot. in addition to the little merit badge things you learn, which he's got some of his merit badges on his uniform, i learned about teamwork. i learned about cooperating with other people. haven't how important it is when you say you're going to do something you everything you can to keep your word and do it. i learned about how scouting has for so many decades helped young women and young men learn things they might not otherwise normed. -- learned. my family was on a camping family. we drove every year from chicago to pennsylvania to see my grandparents. we slept in the car. we were not into the for

mrs. clinton. she took several questions from the kids. that's good. >> read my lips, there will be more dodge ball. >>> coming up next, what will they say about a new hint about a nasa announcement happening just a few hours from right now. >>> thursday morning. on thursdays and fridays, you know what we like to do, look towards the weekend because -- >> i do that on monday sometimes. >> that's a little ahead of yourself. kari, do you have your weekend forecast ready some. >> it will be a great weekend and one will have more of the same weather. highs in the 60s and 70s. very comfortable. 65 degrees in san francisco tomorrow. 64 degrees saturday. sunday, you notice the temperature is a few degrees cooler. that's it day we'll be watching for more clouds and the possibility of some scattered showers moving in. so, put that in the weekend plans, too. let's see if you're slowing down anywhere with mike. >> all right, kari, start with a big look at the bay. north bay, no delays. let me given you the cliff notes, no real problems. want tashow p

mrs. clinton has the same p pblem jeb bush has which is this is not something we do well or often in the united states since the adams. >> having been first lady is not the same as your dad calling your brother "quincy." it's not a dynasty when you're the same age. >> having bill clinton sitting on the sidelines was all of us waiting for him to say something, do something. >> but this is going to be that feel, mark, of the clinton presidency which is what does bill really think? what does bill really think? >> i think to rachel's point about thanksgigiing, jeb bush announced last time that he was probably going to go down this road of running for president after thanksgiving. this thanksgiving is going to be a big moment for the bush family because if jeb's poll numbers stay at 4% 50r%or 5% nationally and remain in the cellar in florida and new hampshire and iowa, i imagine that will be a really awkward thanksgivivi. >> iiso want an invitation. >> he never gets out though, right.

clinton: who can show me? come on, don't be shy. mr. martin: i told you we do it a little bit different. sen. clinton: don't leave me hanging here. mr. martin: should i put my ipod on? i have music. [laughter] mr. martin: you know i will put it on. secretary clinton, and is a pleasure. a round of applause, democratic presidential candidate, secretary hillary clinton. [applause] mr. martin: i told you that we need the music. i need everybody to stay in place, please. she will come out to shake hands. all of you stay in place. thank you very much. ♪ mr. martin: you do have music. ♪ i let you push me past the breaking point, i stood for nothing, so i fell for everything. you helped me down but i got up, you hear my voice user that sound, like thunder, i'm going to shake this ground. get ready, i see it all, i see it all. i have the eye of the tiger. the fire, dancing to the fire and you are going to hear me roar. ♪ let's give the black caucus a round of applause, please. [applause] ♪ >> all caps came, c-span takes you on the road to the whi

mrs. clinton's visit this week. especially our own guillermo, who really dressed up for the occasion. [ cheers and applause ] you know that's a dated reference, right? mrs. clinton doesn't wear pantsuits, she weared tailored separates. >> guillermo: okay, all right. >> jimmy: i know what the idea was but you look more like tony montana. you look like tiny montana in that outfit. >> guillermo: yeah, a little. >> jimmy: in any event, you look mui caliente, guillermo. hillary clinton is here. from the new show "with bob and david," the very funny bob odenkirk and david cross are here. bob and david are getting an extra cavity search right now. this is the most interesting race for president we've had in a long time. a new quinnipiac university poll came out yesterday. they have donald trump back on top of ben carson 24% to 23%. and jeb bush is now down to only 4%. more people picked bit o' honey as their favorite halloween candy than support jeb bush for president. some of his donors are concerned but jeb told him, "al

mrs. clinton remembers being under fire in -- >> what does this have to do with mrs. clinton? talking about donald trump. >> it goes to memory. >> we're talking about donald trump. you know i respect you -- >> i'm making a point. >> let's discuss this. >> i'm making a point. >> okay. go ahead. >> here is my point. today, glenn kessler in "the washington post" published a big fact check off donald trump. it was originally wrong because there were some reports of at least some people jubilant over the attacks in new jersey. the fact check was wrong. the i don't remember it. no one else can find video of it, but donald trump can remember what donald trump wants to been ben carson walked it back today. i'm not saying it's true. i'm saying the media has a double standard when it comes to trump to try and track down and get him on every single detail. >> but this is my next question. if you -- you know, listen, let me just give you that. i'm not saying it's true. let's just say the mainstream media is somehow bias against donald trump. again, i'm not saying that's true. wouldn't som

mrs. clinton to do if she becomes president? >> so like she can make up a law like for people to have free food in restaurants. >> jimmy: free food in restaurants? >> i'm going to write these down. >> jimmy: yes, that's probably a good idea. >> so i can remember what you said. free food in restaurants. okay. >> jimmy: what would you like? >> i want you, if you go to a store and you have to buy something, i want it to be free. >> really? free food from the restaurants and free -- >> like toys. >> like toys, free stuff at stores? >> jimmy: these kids are looking for handouts. >> yeah. >> jimmy: jaden what do you think? >> no school. even though you're a kid. >> jimmy: no school at all? >> no school ever? >> no. >> for your whole life? >> not even -- not even once. >> so that's an interesting idea, jimmy. how are you going to learn what you might need to learn to get a job when you grow up? >> oh i got that. i'll teach myself. because i'm very, very smart. >> jimmy: a smart question. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: so do you think now tha

mrs. clinton defeats donald trump 4. rdymon can a on the fbi, are the clinton people concerned about this investigation? >> i will give you some new information. they insist that they are not concerned and what i'm told behind closed doors the clinton campaign is telling their campaign donors who are nervous about this and saying is there a bombshell that's going to drop? they are insisting to their donors this is not a criminal investigation of hillary clinton. they insist it's just the fbi going through the server and figuring out what's classified, what's not, to make sure nothing else leaks. and so the clinton camp believes and they could be wrong but they believe this is just the fbi stepping in because there are so many intelligence agencies overlapping, what was marked classified, what wasn't, to sort this out. now, if they are wrong, they are betting wrong in a big way and it will blow up in their face. >> they have to look at it that way. they need the money. 100 percent say this is no big deal. comey did, i thin

mrs. clinton: i just wish she they big issues. erika: clinton declined to say much about ben carson, who has a 10-point lead over her in the newest quinnipiac poll. kimmel did mention carson' s latest headline-making statement, about a biblical figure building the egyptian pyramids. clinton simply said presidential contenders have to watch what they say. she spent more time joking about her husband if he becomes a and what to call him if he becomes a "first spouse." mrs. clinton: it is more complicated with him. i have to really work on this. jimmy: the first president lady. erika: clinton joked she' d win if she ran against her husband. she says she' ll be watching donald trump' s appearance on "saturday night live." emily: thank you. bernie sanders files to get his name on the new hampshire ballot. there was a bit of controversy surrounding his status. primary candidates must declare themselves as members of the party whose nomination they seek. sanders is a longtime independent, but declared himself a democrat yesterday. school'

mrs. clinton: we' re in the saying all kinds of stuff. serious. emily: clinton said she was both previous republican debate. lighter moments included what she would call former president bill clinton if she were to win. "first mate" an option. when kimmel asked if the former picking out new dinner china, as clinton said she' d more likely like creating jobs. randy: new information on a s body found bound and burned in bridgewater. our partners at the enterprise report police now think she was killed elsewhere, then dumped in -- then left in bridgewater. the unidentified victim was found just before midnight tuesday along railroad tracks on oak street. emily: police are still trying to figure out who was found dead inside a burned-out car in worcester. investigators spent the day chipping away at the charred ground off swan avenue and sifting through the dirt to find clues. the medical examiner will if the person inside the car died in the fire or before it started. randy: investigators say the illinois officer accused of staging his death tried to

mrs. clinton? donald trump.ll of this as trump makes headlines this morning for an interview with another network where he slams the very network he's on the phone with. >> she never flips the camera to show the lines. i think she's absolutely terrible, your reporter. i think there were three people standing in the ange. she's a very emotional person or not a good reporter. >> i don't know if it's because she's incompetent or doesn't like me. or maybe she's giving instructions from someplace in sienna. >> dana is the co-host of the five, right here on fox so, howie, good to see you. trump gets challenged by dr. carson in more and more polls. and as of this morning, carson was the front runner in the real clear politics which proceeded the fox poll ahead. he's getting a little bit sharper in language against his competitors and gets just as on ri as ever. >> so, then, the next morning, he goes ballistic. he chemos trying to move on while defending his reporter. cnn's camera was inside. nothing gets donald trump m

mrs. clinton: this is hillary clinton.ant to thank you for letting me speak about an issue that is critical in our fight to restore the nation's economy -- solving the health care crisis. there is no prescription, role model, or cookbook for being first lady. the future is created every day. the future is not something out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. well, i have said, and i believe, there is a good possibility that some time in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton experienced many firsts in her role as first lady. she and her husband bill clinton have been political partners since high school. as she considers a second bid for the white house, her story is still being written. hillary clinton, the sunday originalc-span's series, "first ladies -- influence and image," examining the public and private lives of the women that fill the role of first lady and the presidency. alfred scott mclaren details is nearly 30 year naval career in which he took plac

mrs. clinton: thank you. thank you very much. thank you, richard. and thanks for the great work that the council does under your leadership. it truly is an important resource for us all. fareed, i look forward to having the conversation with you, everyone here at the council. and, mr. mayor, thank you very much for being here and for everything you are doing and will do to keep our city safe and strong. i'm very grateful. i wanted to come here to our city, which has shown such resilience in the face of terrorism, to talk about the events of the past week and the work we must do together to protect our country and our friends. when the united states was hit on 9/11, our allies treated that attack against one as an attack against all. now it's our turn to stand in solidarity with france and all of our friends. we cherish the same values. we face the same adversaries. we must share the same determination. after a major terrorist attack, every society faces a choice between fear and resolve. the world's great dem

mrs. hillary clinton is running for the democratic nomination.ently, we have heard a lot of news around the south china sea and mrs. clinton, as you know, has made several comments about the dispute. in 2010, she took a harder stance against china and said it was in the american interest to have stability in that area, and i believe she said at the time, "there is a concern that we all abide by the international rules." she was speaking about china at that time. so why has china recently begun reclaiming so much land in the south china sea? mr. yang: we are not reclaiming land in the south china sea. there has been some construction on islands and reefs. so china has a solid, legal ground and historical facts to back up our position. betty: but america says about 2000 acres of reclaimed land has been added to the island. mr. yang: china has completed land reclamation on some of these islands and reefs, which are part of chinese territory. but the very purpose of some construction on these islands and reefs is mainly to serve public international

mrs. clinton topping most democratic polls. all of this after the latest e-mail dump from the state department. fox news confirming that the white house will not release any e-mails between the president and the former secretary of state until he leaves the white house. >> fwreetings to washington where he and hillary clinton only exchanged a handful of e-mails. at one point, the secretary joked to an aid that the chie needs were hacking clinton's contacts list. where since hi address book only has your g mail. maybe the chinese hacked it. even weirder bs i do have your state but not your g-mail. so how did that happen, once again, adding must be the chinese. during her testimony last week, mrs. clinton admitted that chris stevens who she personally recruited for that dangerous mission and was ultimately killed by terrorists did not have her personal e-mail address. the state department is processing 55,000 of rye vat e-mails. >> james rosen reporting for us, thank you. >>> still to come, a star quarterback won't be on the fiel

mrs. clinton largely got a pass on the entire benghazi situation by the press.s that make any sense to anyone? now, some of you have might accuse me of being partisan, that is false. if dr. carson has proved to be a deceiver i will saya that if marco rubio used g.o.p. money to pay private bills, ill report that, no problem. it is now an industry in america to try to defame individuals with whom you disagree. george will tried to pull that stunt on friday. we confronted him. we will have your reaction in our mail segment a bit later on. on the dr. carson front we from fair people. first columnist kimberly strossel who writes for the "wall street journal." there is a big difference between betting and vendetta and when comes to conservative press look at candidates they get this treatment that nobody else gets. and it's. >> well, i'm curious, do you think that examining whether or not he was offered a scholarship to west point, trying to find out the truth of that, is that a vendetta or vetting. >> that's probably something worth looking at. >> and we have looked

mrs. clinton will debate bernie sanders and martin o'malley saturday night at drake university.ebate will be broadcast on cbs television. fan dual and draft kings are suing to stop a ban. the sports fantasy sites say they will suffer irreparable harm if they are shut down for illegal gambling. they stand to lose $35 million in combined annual revenue. says prices for the city's most expensive homes fell 11.5 percent in the third quarter of 2014. that includes houses and apartments with values of at least $7.6 million. more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at bloomberg.com. david, back to you. commodities are under pressure again today. let's look at the big movers. oil slipping to two-month lows. coffee prices down 2%. copper extending a slide to a six year low. stay with metals. goldman sachs says only china can rescue metals from further declines. aoper and aluminum are on pullback. joining me to talk about this is richard port from princeton, new jersey. about china, is it not? richard: yes, it is. if you look at most metals, china accounts for over 50% of d