mr. clinton?ill clinton couldn't find 150 words to discuss foreign policy in an acceptance speech that lasted an hour. [applause] as was said of an earlier democratic candidate, bill clinton's foreign policy experience is pretty much confined to having had breakfast once at the international house of pancakes. [applause] >> let's recall what happened. let's look at the record and recall what happened, under george bush, more human beings escaped from tyranny to freedom than in any other four-year period in history. [applause] for any man to call this a record of failure is cheap, political rhetoric politicians who only know how to build themselves up btearing america down, and we do not want that kind of leadership in the united states. [applause] the presidency, my friends -- the presidency is also an office the theodore roosevelt called america's bully pulpit, and harry truman said it was preeminently a place of moral leadership. george bush is a defender of right to life, and lifelong champion

mrs. clinton will want more of the business.ught with her a couple of big names and big business names in the united states to show them the opportunities that are here in south africa, michael. >> yeah. china has a massive, massive share of what is go nong south afric aft -- going on in south africa, and it is so good to speak to you there in johannesburg. >>> it is the largest religion of the world, and hundreds of thousands of sikhs live in the united states. we will talk about their philosophies and beliefs. stay with us. hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infect

mrs. clinton to the extent that she can because they are planning a long game, and mrs. clinton's going to run for president in 2016. and whether or not obama wins, she's going to do that. and the easiest way to garner chips right now is to be a good soldier, and the best example of that is mitt romney who upon losing the nomination to john mccain in 2008 turned on his heel and did everything he could to get john mccain elected. and that has mattered a great deal to senator mccain and his supporters, and i think you'll see the same thing from bill clinton and mrs. clinton. you will, they'll be very aggressive in supporting president obama. to no avail, but they'll be very aggressive. >> all right, we have time for two more. >> hi, darren smith. i had a question, you mentioned about a potential national emergency. do you think something's going to happen with israel attacking iran in the next, next few months? >> i don't know that something would happen. i believe that if it does, it will redound to the benefit of president obama, and my best evidence for that is 1962, jac

mr. clinton in that abortion should be safe and very rare, i would give it more thought, but people think of abortion as a reasonable method of birth control are never going to get my vote. another position is the fence, and mr. romney says he is for a much bigger net -- another positioned is defense, and mr. romney says he is for a much bigger defense budget. >> you want to increase the defense budget? it is outsized already. >> it is outside compared to what other countries then. we were barely able to fight two small wars in iraq and afghanistan. what would we do if we had to fight a big war? iran has of the army. -- a big army. what if they invaded saudi arabia? we seem to have and a good military, but a large number goes to pensions and as jobs. the actual cutting edge of our military is not that large. it is very large compared to western europe or japan but not compared to the army of china or iran or no.. . if iran and north korea, by some horrible scenario got together and went to war at the same time, and one against saudi arabia and the other against saudi arabia and -- against

mrs. clinton travels to turkey later this week to talk about the worsening crisis in syria. >>> turning toe at home, the wildfires that have scorched parts of drought-ravaged oklahoma have claimed at least one life. the fires have burned across thousands of acres since friday, destroying dozens of homes and forcing a state of emergency to be declared. residents who were forced to evacuate are being allowed to return to their homes. >>> and breaking news from california. a giant fire, one of the country's largest oil refineries, sent nearly 200 people to the hospital overnight. the blaze near san francisco spewed black smoke over several towns. it could be seen across the bay area. people began flooding emergency rooms with breathing problems, including shortness of breath. but no one was seriously ill. an order for thousands of residents to stay indoors has now been lifted. all the workers at the chevron facility are safe. >>> tropical storm ernesto is picking up speed as it moves closer to central america. winds are now hitting 65 miles per hour. ernesto could turn into a hurricane before

mrs. clinton travels to turkey this week to talk about the worsening crisis in syria. >>> here at home, thedfires that have torched oklahoma have claimed at least one life. the fires have burned across thousands of acres since friday, destroying dozens of homes and forcing a state of emergency to be declared. residents who are forced to evacuate are being allowed to return to their homes. >>> and in san francisco, an oil refinery fire has been contained. it's not yet known what caused the blaze at the chevron facility. all of the workers there are safe and uninjured. for thousands of residents for the fire to stay indoors has been lifted. the smoke could be seen throughout the bay area. >>> tropical storm ernesto is picking up speed as it moves closer to central america. winds are hitting 65 miles per hour. that storm is expected to dump up to five inches of rain along the coast of honduras and nicaragua, where low-lying areas have been evacuated. ernesto could turn into a hurricane before making landfall at the belize, mexico, border. >>> we look at your weather on this tuesday morning. a

mrs. clinton calls inevitable. >>> here in london, we have reached the end of the road after an incredible 17 days. the united states tops the final medal count, 104 medals. 46 of them gold. china is second followed by russia and had about the home team, team gb picking up the third most gold. nbc's chris jansing joins us now. chris, what an incredible run it's been for team usa. >> reporter: absolutely, lester. this has been a sensational olympics for the americans and for london, too, because for all those dire predictions, traffic nightmares were avoided. the weather was generally great and from our prime perch here, it all went by so fast. it seems like just yesterday that the queen was parachuting in to the opening ceremony at olympic park. tonight, a closing ceremony billed as the best aftershow party that's ever been. an homage to the host city, big ben, the london eye, the great music of british generations. a foot stomping acrobatic visual extravaganza. 10,800 athletes marched in to olympic stadium, double amputee oscar pistorius carrying south africa's flag and a jubilant team us

mrs. clinton also met with syrian activists.ne dissident activist telling cnn that she specifically asked about which groups and opposition leaders would be worth giving u.s. money to and which groups they should not give money to. ivan watson, cnn, istanbul. >>> it's been delayed by protests, legal troubles, and vandalism. despite the odds a mosque in tennessee has opened its doors. but the security concerns remain. >>> tomorrow dr. sanjay gupta is celebrating robot week on his new show the next list. on the next list dr. sanjay gupta profiles ben kaufman, founder and ceo of quirky.com. >> i really enjoy the design and the creative process and pulling little levers and tweaking little details from a design perspective. what really gets me excited is when i literally hand an inventor their product for the first time. a product they can see on a napkin and post it on the internet. here i am some random dude handing it to them and it is a real life physical thing they'll be able to buy at target next week. that to me is the most s

mr. clinton's in mr. n's assessment, the obama administration has put in requirements that work to increase under welfare, even if the waivers for the work requirement are shifted. mr. romney today, here in iowa, hearing none of the excuses and just going straight to his interpretation of what the obama administration has done, and once again something that welfare as we know it, changed as it was back in the '90s, it has been changed back. essentially, arguing that the government is back. here's how he put it today. >> senator obama now he is president, he put the original intent in place as president would be very careful undrinkable executive action. he removed the requirement of work from welfare. it is wrong to make any change that would make america more of a nation of government dependency. we must restore and i will restore work for welfare. >> noting in 2005 come as governor of massachusetts, he signed onto a letter from the republican governors association pressuring congress to create more flexi

are being attacked have seen rebels kill people in the street slaughter them with knives and then mr clinton comes and gives them money they lost in the massacres they are losing in any poll as we speak and as usual whenever the they find themselves in a pickle like this they call for foreign intervention and if they claim that they have popular support as they have been saying for seventeen months why do they need foreign intervention some of those willing to help the opposition are often unaware of exactly what's going on in the anti asaad camp then and she can shed some light on the darker side of a rebel. parasite about adopting someone why not a syrian rebel as this headline says for just one dollar a day you too can help a syrian rebel oust president assad these days you have a good number of organizations which present themselves basically as charities where you can make a donation to the rebels in syria this is the website of one of the rebel groups there saying among other things they are seeking military equipment then there is another organization which collects donations based he

are being attacked and seen rebels kill people in the streets slaughter them with knives and then mrs clinton comes and gives them money they lost in the massacres they lost in any poll they are losing in any poll as we speak and as usual whenever the they find themselves in a pickle like this they call for foreign intervention and if if they claim that they have popular support as they have been saying for seventeen months why do they need foreign intervention. for people in syria the situation remains as dangerous as ever with public sector workers in particular fearing for their lives fun a boy call reports. it's a fixture in any public office in syria but if you buy a ticket or get a driving license president assad will be watching over those working it's not a political statement rather a sign that that company belongs to the state here do sign is now becoming a death mark for an increasing number of state employees. but. this call in the middle of the night cost him a brother who was one of syria's most experienced civil pilots u.s. educated more than twenty thousand hours around the gl

posts that we see we've seen rebels kill people in the streets slaughter them with knives and then mrs clinton comes and gives them money this is appalling as long as they they control the muslim brotherhood they feel that they can control any or all other limits groups and their main goal as clinton said clearly is to overthrow assad and they are now talking about cost as said although i said this is still there and they have no means to throw to overthrow him they want him out and it doesn't matter how evil this is this working together they don't care they be we can live with just anybody to do this unfortunately it's only violence that is controlling the area and it's obviously the syrian army that is winning each and every time but every time rebels call for foreign intervention they are just reassuring everybody that they cannot do anything on the ground they lost in the masters they lost in any poll as usual whenever the they find themselves in a pickle like this they call for foreign intervention. middle east activists and u.n. acts were to phyllis bennis explains why sending more weap

clinton. allegeding that mr. obama has abandoned the former president's focus on moderate politics and middle class voters. mr. clinton thought he might have a word about that in a new ad for the obama campaign. >> this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper income people and go back to deregulation. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from the ground up. investing in innovation, education and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. >> well, there goes that. four days to the gop convention and mitt can win with women, can't get anywhere near bill clinton's charisma. voters don't like mitt or bain. they do like medicare, but not his plan for it. i know. what about energy? let's try that. >> north american energy independence by 2020. north american energy independence by 2020. that means we produce all the energy we use in north america. >> yes, we know what that means. we

mr. clinton first arrived in that african nation. >>> is being called the most romantic proposal. >> i'mon target now. target ring. >> the target, theresa, she was given flowers by strangers one by one along the waterfront in boston then bombarded with dozens of carnations, all part of her boyfriend jack's plan while she was swarmed, he took time to change in a tux and came -- and then came the proposal. you can tell from her face the and a big yes. guys now you know the bar has just been raised. >> i thought she was going to fall for one of the people giving her flowers q >>> the case that has dragged on more than half a year a decision just hours away on weather ross mirkarimi will keep his job or lose it. both sides will make a pitch this morning to the ethics commission. >>> device men to protect workers has turned into -- a device meant to protect workers has turned into a weapon. >>> caught on tape, the robbery suspect that police say needs to be stopped now. >>> temperatures today, east bay valleys warmest, upper 80s to low 90s, 70s and 80s rest of the bay, 60s coast san francisco

mrs. clinton, but also by madeline albright.three very capable secretaries of state, but we are not yet willing to maintain the notion of an actual woman president. that's one of the things our series is trying to find out. it's almost like when a woman actually says i believe i would be a good president. she's considered to be ambitious. >> america is changing in all sorts of ways with gay marriage and all of these issues really gathering great momentum. d you feel like the concept may change very quickly? >> well, i suppose it could. but you sound more optimistic than i feel. hillary clinton is a great example of someone i could see being reelected. >> the fact is we are almost 50% of the population. so although it's changing, it's a kbraet shame because i actually think women are very effective leaders. we have a different approach to leading and participating. and i think it's the kind of influence to have riekt now. >> your father was an extraordinary character. he was nelson rocefeller's campaign. do you remember that? >>

mrs. clinton will be speaking at the republic convention this year. all right. t clip, hillary clinton was responding to what she said was an attack from then senator obama regarding her stance on, what? cards up please, universal healthcare. >> i got one! >> okay. >> uma 0 for 3. you realize you are on television. >> i know. >> bill: all right. we want everybody to know where they're. here is question number 4. your humble correspondent, that would be me, has had his share of feuds on the factor 2008. the factor expose the u.s. senator using homeless veterans as a prp for his campaign in which he said there were, quote: two americas. who was that senator? cards up, please. and the answer is -- roll the tape. >> we examined how edwards himself fit into his two america scenario. we showed his over-the-top 6-million-dollar house in north carolina located across the street from a mobile home park where every day folks live. >> i don't know if he knows how to help poor people or lower glass people. he doesn't know them. you have got to know something about something

mr. clinton.s later the democratic leadership was telling the whole house that impeachment should not be discussed while the president and the commander in chief was engaged in the weighty task of bombing iraq. [applause] >> kerry goldstein publisher of 12. i'm going to read a passage from page 22 called the short footnote on the grape and the grain. there was a time when i reckon to outperform all but the most hardened in vipers that now -- at about half past mid-day a decent slug of mr. walker's ambrose is stored if an ideal delivery system and to know ice. at lunch half a bottle of white wine, not always more but never less and then back to the desk and ready to -- no after dinner drinks and most especially nothing sweet and never ever any brandy. nightcaps depend on how well the day went that always but always the mixture as before, no mixing, no messing around with a gin here in a bucket there. hitch making rules about drinking can be the sign of an ahca holick but savored that as well. of co

mrs. clinton stopped to visit a school.in the region to discuss security with kenyan authorities and somalia's outgoing transitional government. a twist in the ebolla outbreak receiving treatment escaped overnight from the hospital at the center of the outbreak that began in western uganda with 53 confirmed cases. 16 have die and 312 people are suspected of being infected. police in peru tearing through massive feels of marijuana. they have destroyed 55 tons of the plants. they were found growing in a remote part of the country. peru was the top cocaine producer in the world and now this. the battle continues to rage in syria the day after the general a gem blee slammed the government for actions against its own people. we have reports of fighting for control of the state-run radio and tv studios. joining me from northern syria is senior international correspondent ben wiedeman. what is the latest we are hearing? do we know who has control of the building that houses the and radio studio? >> we know there were intense battl

mrs. clinton, but madeleine albright.d three very capable women secretaries of state, but not yet willing to entertain the notion of a woman president. >> why why is that? >> that's one of the things the series is trying to find out. when a woman says i believe i would be a good president, she is considered ambitious which in a woman is unattractive. it's one of the things that coming up in the show in an interesting way. >> do you think it will change? america is changing fast. all sorts of ways with gay marriage and all these issues. we are gathering great momentum. do you have like it may change. >> i suppose it could, but you sound more optimistic than i feel. >> there a lot of smart women around. hillary clinton is someone i could see being elected. >> i agree, but the fact is we are almost 51% of the population and 16% of the representation. the fact that women are not running for local office although it's changing, it's a great change. women are effective leaders and practical. we actually listen. we work together

mrs. clinton also met with syrian activists, one dissident activist telling cnn that she specifically askedut which groups and opposition leaders would be worth giving u.s. money to and which groups they should not give money to. ivan watson, cnn, istanbul. >>> on to iran now. two strong earthquakes jolted the northwestern part of the country and at least 87 people have been killed and 400 injured. the cakquakes measured 6.4 and . some buildings have been damaged and power and telephone lines are also down. >>> all right. she's brash, has movie-star looks and is one of the best-known athletes at the london games. how lolo jones says she's coping with the pressure she gets from all sides. [ ross ] in the taihang mountains of china, hand-carved on the side of a cliff is the guoliang tunnel. what?! you've got to be kidding me. [ derek ] i've never seen a road like this. there's jagged rock all the way around. this is really gonna test the ats on all levels. [ derek ] this road is the most uneven surface, and it gets very narrow. magnetic ride control is going to be working hard. the shock abso

mrs. clinton saying the two nations are setting up a group of military and intel ex-about perts in case syriaical weapons against rebels. >> an african ma of a -- an afn kills 6 u.s. soldiers. the taliban claiming responsibility for both ail tacks. >>> a severe thunderstorm rips through connecticut leaving debris and flash flooding in its wake. thousands of people there are still without power. >>> announced the vice presidential republican candidate paul ryan. a leader in fiscal issues. >> i have proudly represented, wisconsin, in congress. there i have focused on solving the problems that confront our country. turning ideas into and action into solutions. i am committed in heart and mind to puting that experience to work in a romney administration. [ applause ] >> our steve brown is live in ryan's hometown of janesville, wisconsin with more about the man joining the republican ticket right now. steve? >> hey, harris. he becomes a national figure at age 42. kind of was as the house budget committee chairman. consider this he is 42 years old. young for national pol politic. and it is a man wh

mr. hillary clinton. [laughter] bubba turns 66 this week. he made a wish, blew out the candles.es, hillary was still breathing. [laughter] he's at an age now when he has to get up three to four times in the middle of the flight just to jerk off in the sink. [laughter] i love bill. he's ven

mrs. clinton, secretary clinton asked chief of staff to secretary of state. the institute was challenged founded by naseef in the late 70s. he is a hugely influential saudi by vice president king abdullah in saudi arabia. naseef was iodine, the late father. mr. abedin move from kalamazoo, michigan. was about to at the time. her mother, dr. salle of map mode abedin up as an academic and word take the journal of her when her father died in 1993. she remains its editor to this day. the brother, hasan, another academic is an associate editor at the journal. not long after the journal started, naseef became the secretary-general of the muslim world league. as the "washington post" has noted, the muslim world league was launched by the muslim brotherhood with the financial background of the saudi royal background. it's often referred to as a charity, but really a global population enterprise, the brotherhood's anti-western brand of islamist ideology, very much including the united states. in the brotherhood circles. in fact, one of the founders was cited from the d