mrs. clinton is once again looking unbeatable. but some democrats still have their doubts. were some progressives a little unease with hillary clinton? i mean, will she be too hawkish on military issues? will she be too moderate on economic issues? >> we're always nervous about people moving too far to the right. see, a lot of us believe the center ought to be moved back, that the center has moved too far right. >> so where's hillary on that? >> i don't know. i think this is something that will be developed, and we'll find out when -- when and if she decides to run, you know, what's her vision for america. >> so you still have real questions about where she stands on those central issues? >> i do everybody. you know, again, i must be frank with you. i thought barack obama was a great progressive and a great populist and, quite frankly, i haven't -- some things have happened i didn't agree with. >> reporter: and as the campaign bus revs up, she's not the only democratic star coming here. vice president joe biden heads to iowa on wednesday, and even ultra liberal senator berni

mrs. clinton do the same, assuming she runs? this is the tricky thing for her, because there's also the piece of, how much do you run on the clinton economy? for a lot of people they look back at that era and remember a time of low unemployment, booming growth, shrinking deficits, all good things, but there's also a side of it, so-called welfare reform, which has been difficult and hasn't helped a lot of folks. there's nafta, which was a challenge for her back in 2008. what are you going to do to address that? so how much do you want to own your husband's legacy, and how much do you want to separate yourself from that? that's a question that she's going to have to deal with. i mean, in terms of former president clinton, he's an incredible communicator, but he can be, as you know, undisciplined, and he can be emotional. and it's in those moments where he really poses a risk to her. there's also at times, i problem of him potentially overshadowing her. he is a former president. he is an incredibly charismatic figure, so that's als

mrs. clinton. this is mrs. clinton's first time here. mrs. linton said she will announce her plans by january. >>> today in toronto rob ford announced he's dropping his re-election bid for mayor. ford is suffering from a stomach tumor that doctors have called significant. supporters of ford believe the condition must be especially serious given that ford stayed in the race early despite bees photographed on two separate occasions smoking crack. ford's brother is considering entering the race himself. >>> finally in washington president obama got a fresh remind that are his job is not as cool as it may seem. the president and first lady went to school to help stuff backpacks as a public service. the students were told that someone important was coming. live to what a sixth grader said to the president. >> i really wanted it to be beyonce. >> i understand. >> malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> oh, man. >> no love, no love. even on a day of service can the president--appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> let's get you to other headlines

mrs. clinton got trounced by barack obama in iowa. this time, her supporters say it's all hillary. mrs. clinton insists she hasn't made a decision yet to run. but there are supporters out here and her opponent. the campaign has already begun. >> thank you. >>> another story making headlines tonight. pope francis presiding over marriages at the vatican. these are no order nation newlyweds. here is the story. >> reporter: at saint peter's basilica today -- i do -- >> si, si, si. >> reporter: times twenty. pope francis marrying the couples in a mass ceremony, getting attention not just for its scope but its significance. among those tying the knot? couples that were living together before the wedding and one with a child outside of marriage, both sins according to catholic doctrine. >> he's trying to reach people where they're at. the church never wants to preclude people from her membership. >> reporter: it's not the first time pope francis has made headlines for being more inclusive. last year saying the church was too focused on issues like abortion, contraception and that he couldn't st

mrs. clinton took credit for that veto, and she rightly should. she turned around a whole administration on the subject of bankruptcy. she got it. >> and then? >> one of the first bills that came up after she was senator clinton was the bankruptcy bill. this is a bill that's like a vampire. it will not die, right. there's a lot of money behind it. >> bill, her husband, had vetoed. >> her husband had vetoed it, very much at her urging. >> and? >> she voted in favor of it. >> why? >> as senator clinton, the pressures are very different. it's a well financed industry. a lot of people don't realize that the industry that gave the most money to washington over the past few years was not the oil industry, was not pharmaceuticals, it was consumer credit products. those are the people, the credit card companies have been giving money. and they have influence. >> this was one of them as senator? >> she has taken money from the groups. and more to the point, she worried about them as a constituency. >> can we ever have a government that works for everyday p

mr. clinton, mr. bush, had cut valted the united states as a bad ground.ng to see american combat troops operating in north america. because we don't know who's here. we don't know what they're up to. we have no way to defend ourselves. it is a tragic situation. and a tragic lack of leadership from both parties. and underappreciation of the importance of protecting america first. >> sobering forecast, indeed. thank you for joining us. >> ma'am, it's always a pleasure, thank you. >>> nevada residents are cleaning up after flooding pounds the area. and more rain on the way. we're going to have the very latest. and nasa astronomers discover a major breakthrough that's little real out of this world. you'll want to hear this coming up. stay with us. my name's louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had tried to do it in the past. i hadn't been successful. quitting smoking this time was different because i talked to my doctor and i... i got a prescription for chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it was impor

mrs. clinton's first visit to iowa since she lost the 2008 caucuses to barack obama compelling him to presidentialination. the visit which the clintons agreed to months ago is feeling speculation of a potential clinton run. she said that she will announce her plans by january. >>> today in toronto rob ford said he's dropping his election bid. he's suffering from a stomach tumor and it must be especially serious despite being photographed on two separate occasions smoking crack. his brother said that he is now considering entering the mayoral race himself. >>> in washington, d.c. president obama just got a fresh reminder that thinks job is not as cool as it may seem. the president and first lady went to a charter school to help stuff back backs. the school only would say that someone important was coming. and listen to what a sixth grader said to the president. >> i really wanted it to be beyonce. >> i understand. malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> to make matters worse, the first lady said, i would rather see beyonce here as well. >> man oh man, can't the president get any love anywhere.

mrs. clinton took some shots call the republicans the guardians of gridlock. this is the first time she has been to iowa since 2008. the last time she was there, she finished not first, not second, but third in the iowa caucus. >> the last time she was there, iowans loved barack obama. >>> 45 minutes past the hour. senator bernie sanders was in iowa testing the waters for a president at run of 2016. sanders addressed supporters in waterloo. he is the longest serving independent member of congress in history. >> excellent pronunciation. >>> former baltimore ravens ray rice expected to appeal his suspension from the nfl. the nfl players association tells cnn no final decision has been made. rice has until 11:59 tomorrow night to file. he was cut by the ravens and suspended by the league hours after tmz released the video showing him striking his fiancee in an elevator. >> and greg hardy is appealing his conviction on domestic violence charges. he was found guilty in july of assaulting and threatening his ex-girlfriend. on sunday, hardy was deactivated by the pan

mr. clinton. both of them are there. they're there to meet and greet and shake hands, one, obviously bill clinton has been president. the other one, well, seems like she would like to be. we expect to hear from both of them shortly. that's going to be coming up. what can we read into these speempz by hillary and bill clinton? our expert political panel is here with some answers. in miami we go to political commentator anna navarro, in los angeles, and hillary rosen. ron, first you. what do you expect to hear? this is almost like the shadow campaign we have going on, right? everything is put into position. everything in play to make sure that she's presented in the best light. >> right. well, i think generally it's going to be, you know, praising tom harkin. i think also the democrats are in a very tough senate race there trying to hold the seat. i suspect that she will be trying to boost the democratic senate candidate there bruce braley. generally speaking, i think less is more for hillary clinton. i don't think she's lo

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mrs. clinton still insists she's not yet made a decision to run and says her priority is helping democrats win in the upcoming midterm elections. >>> so we wanted to know, we posed the question on facebook, is it too early to start talking about the 2016 election? after all, we have the midterms coming up. here are some of the responses. crystal saying it's never too early to discuss our future. >> rene saying, yes, let's keep talking about no work congress. >> jeff, yes, also in agreement. it is too early. she is not the answer to america's problems. she will just add to them. >> joanne, yes. most people only get agitated about all the political rhetoric and disinterest by the time election day comes, which is true. >> some of the responses coming up right now. of course, 2014 just around the corner. >>> when you have 8,000 pounds of rotten tomatoes, there's pretty much nothing else to do with them but just throw them. >> that's the idea behind milwaukee's annual tomato romp. hundreds of warriors armed with rotten tomatoes trying to take each other down. it's so messy, but it's so much fu

mrs. clinton got trounced by barack obama here in iowa. this time her supporters say it's all hillary.inton insists she hasn't made a decision to run yet, but to her supporters out here and her opponents, the campaign has already begun. jonathan karl, abc news, in iowa. >>> former south carolina governor mark stanford is calling off his engagement to the woman he once called his soulmate. sanford announced the breakup with maria on his facebook page blaming ongoing tension with his ex-wife jenny. he divorced jenny after his affair became public in 2009. sanford disappeared for five days claiming he was hiking the appalachian trail. he later confessed he'd been in argentina with her. >>> if you absolutely have to be the first person you know with an apple iphone 6, you better be prepared to pay for it because the new models ship this friday but apple has sold out its preorders already. never fear. you can order one on ebay from an iphone scalper. the most common price you'll pay, $1,300, or about twice what you'd pay for a phone without a contract. otherwise you have to wait for some ti

mrs. clinton deserve further investigation. >> these are serious allegations.hey are just that, aelgtss. he deserves an opportunity to say what his perspective was. and i deserve the right to ask who else was pretty. >> gowdy is responding to allegations published earlier this week that raymond maxwell, a former deputy assistant secretary of state has firsthand information about an effort in the fall of 2012 to scrub the benghazi documents of damaging information that would implicate then-secretary of state hillary clinton and her close aides. but a senior democrat says he's puzzled by the new allegations. >> maxwell was interviewed by our committee, the oversight of government reform committee, he was called as a witness and he never talked about this. he had plenty of opportunities to do it. >> the republican chairman also says they found[nfor overwhelmi evidence that benghazi was a preplanned and premeditated terrorist attack and he hinted in strong terms that susan rice who blames an obscure anti-muslim video on the talk shows and michael morel who edited t

mrs. clinton's staff may have removed documents pertinent to the investigation.ent spokesperson marie harf denied that yesterday calling the accusation without merit. joining us now from washington, fox news chief washington correspondent, james rosen. cheryl, what do we know for sure here? what's in fact because this is a disgruntled former state department official. he does have an ax to grind, so what do we know for sure? >> he was never charged with anything and was put on paid leave, was cleared, came back and retired. what we know is he's a very well respected 21-year foreign service officer who supported president obama, in fact personally contributed to his campaign, who was caught up in this benghazi controversy. and the deputy assistant secretary that handled libya, it was his office that put together documents when the accountability review board called for them and he discovered by happenstance that one of his officer directors had been asked to perform tasks on the weekend around him basically without being told. this was something he describes as ha

mrs. clinton, just tell us if you're running or not. >> it is true, i am thinking about it.cheers and applause) but for today, that is not why i'm here. (audience reacts) >> jon: wow, that crowd really wears it on their sleeve, huh? they react quite viscerally to every statement. iowa! i love you! (cheers and applause) but i'm not in love with you! (audience reacts) but i am running! (cheers and applause) a white slavery ring (audience reacts) and now a screening of "star wars" (cheers and applause) the phantom menace (audience reacts) all right. somehow in that building of the trilogy there, the menace turned out to be a topper to white slavery ring which probably seems unfair. i guess we really don't know if secretary clinton is running. >> is she running? >> yes. >> coming here will make it harder to turn back. >> once she steps foot in iowa later today for the annual tom harkin steak fry, there truly is no turning back. >> jon: there is no turning back! (laughter) abandon! abandon hope, all ye who enter the tom harkin 37th annual steak fry! for your lot is cast... you're

mrs. clinton. born just a few years before fred ring -- frederick douglass she died in 1913, a little more than a decade after her more famous freedom fighter. that a woman would go on to accomplish so much that her exploits would enable legends is the wonderful story of this new author and why this book is so useful now, during a time when young women, especially young black women have only images on music videos and in films to inspire them. it's my pleasure to bring to you, the author of "harriet tubman," the road to freedom," catherine clinton. >> thank you >> >> thank you. you take me back to my undergraduate days, hearing these authors again and it was the cruelty and immediacy of slavery that made me pursue my work in african-american studies and thank you for calling me a new author but i have been around a while. for those of you who are interested, this isn't my first book but of course it's my favorite book because it's so near and dear and i have been working on it the past few years. i

mrs. clinton. i think you may recognize the woman right here to my left. back about four years ago i think the book was called "beyond the best interest of the child". >> you've done your home work. >> 40 years ago, your about 10 years old. >> very precocious fifth grader. >> it's interesting. we went back and looked at that research. when you talk about educational achievements, we certainly made progress in some areas. but over 40 years, i think most people agree not nearly as much as we would have wanted as a country. do you point any particular things and say here's where we missed the boat? >> i think a couple things. in no particular order. i think that life was not as fast paced or as stressful in many, many ways 40 years ago. and certainly even before that. yes, were there problems? did our parents and grandparents face a lot of difficulties? absolutely. but in comment stagnated, people's economic futures don't seem as predictable and stable as they did perhaps to a prior generation. and that kind of stress and anxiety does affect how you interact

mrs. clinton also acknowledged speculation about 2016. >> well, it is true i am thinking about it. [ cheers and applause ] but, but for today, that is not why i am here. [ crowd groaning loudly ] i'm here for the steak. >> the steak was courtesy of retiring senator tom hircine's annual steak fry fundraiser. former president clinton spoke at the vent that brought together thousands of party activists. hillary clinton said she will the will not announce her intentions until january. >>> the 49 and raiders played their home openers yesterday. they were down two touchdown in the second quarter when the quarterback threw an interception that led to a houston field goal and a 17-0 score at half time. the raiders turned it over four times to none for houston. oakland lost to the texans 30- 14. >>> the 49ers had big turnover troubles, taking an early lead when michael crabtree scored the first touchdown in the new levi's stadium. the niners led the first three quarters but colin kaepernick fumbled once and threw three touchdowns. chicago scored three -- he threw an interception. chicago scored thre

mrs. clinton favored by 53% of registered democrats in this hypothetical match-up. let's bring in our political panel, fox news contributor and average or of what's work. good to see both of you. >> good to be here. >> president secretary clinton and secretary clinton may attend the steak fry together but it would be -- anybody would be hard pressed not to see this as a fishing expedition at this steak fry. and as you both know, not a friendly territory for hillary clinton. let's find out so how does she get the fish back on the hook so to speak? obstacle secretary clinton must tackle out the gate and. >> if you look at 2008, one of the things that sort of bedevilled the campaign was the caucus states broadly, number one, she had an aide that said -- became public that she should avoid iowa. on the other hand, you this barack obama who excelled at the caucus states beyond iowa. so i think one of the things that needs to happen, should she decide to run, is that number one, you have to have a strategy beyond iowa and new hampshire. two, just being able to understand

mrs. clinton is bemoaning what she calls the evidence free zone in american politics and celebrating data as the indense penceable tool in choosing the best options. >> we'll discuss this with johnson. will she show up you know at roundtables and deep policy things having discussions about the nuances of fiscal policy or saturday night live? >> i don't think we'll see these policy discussions on saturday night live, but two things are going on. she wants to build a substantive record and we saw her run on that against obama. there is buyer's remorse by the democrats and he promised hope and change. and you will so an attempt to bill hillary clinton's softer child. there is a lot of grand daughter and the dancing and you will see bofth those things that work. and at some point she would have to offer a unifying principle that is more of a slogan data, data. >> jonah she doesn't concentrate on personality. when she tries to nuance in that area it doesn't come across as real and people don't feel that way. and if she sticks to policy, does she risk coming off wonky or too robotic? >> i think

mr. clinton, mr. bush, and mr. obama, repeating the same sort of nonsense that they have talked about for the last 18 years. >> in other words, you believe there is a misperception. you think that the american people, you know i read all of your books so i read this and herded from you before. you think that to the extent we've been told that this is about our lap dances or lattes or our gap jeans or our, quote, freedoms, that's not what drives the jihadists. >> that's a deliberate lie on the part of the ruling establishment in this country on the political elites. because they don't want to face the fact that what motivates these people to attack us maybe not to attack the israelis, maybe not to attack the saudis but to attack us, is our intervention in their world. and right now isis could not ask for any greater gift than the one obama is giving them at the moment. >> so, when they quote michael shawer, your intermtation is to say because i understand them, i understand them to be evil sobs but people who say wh

mrs. clinton. hillary clinton was secretary of state for four years. how responsible is she for the tangled mess of u.s. foreign policy that you cited in your remarks? [laughter] >> again, i think that's a question that really should be directed at secretary clinton. i'm not here to undermine her. i'm here just to explain where my concerns are as someone who's been involved in the military and foreign policy all of my life. it wasn't even a political comment when i made it. it's more a comment about leadership and how we need to be much clearer in terms of our national goals and our objectives around the world. [applause] >> as someone who didn't really embrace the task of being a politician while serving in the senate, why are you considering a run for president when that job demands so much politicking to be effective? >> i think a lot of people misunderstand the approach that we took during my time in the senate and how much i valued being a part of the united states senate. i look at these positions more as opportunities to lead rather than to cond

mrs. clinton who is considered the democratic front runner sounded a populs note and urged democrats to turn. >> at a time when corporations have the rights of people but none of the responsibilities, we have a choice to make. a chance to elect leaders who know that women should be able to make our own health care decisions. (applause) and it is a chance to elect democrats. >> earlier vice-president biden, architect of the 20-year-old violence act women act warned america would slide back decades if the republicans regain the senate. >> the president is a wonderful guy and my personal friend. but we feel like hora tio at the bridge or dutchmen at the dike. all we can do is stop bad things from happening. that is useful but not why we wanted the job. >> vice-president biden committed a minor gaffe he singled out one- time gop senator from oregon who resigned in 1995 amid sexual harrassment of women as one of the commendable republicans that mr. biden used to be able to work across the aisle. president obama speaking in two hours from now. >> james, rosen, thank you. >> police urging homeowner

mrs. clinton wrote in her book, pakistan will continue to encourage poisonous snakes in its backyard. on the hope that they will only bite not pakistanis. >> do you think the visit that these u.s. special forces paid to abbottabad to get osama bin laden focused pakistanis on the problem? >> what it clearly focus of the pakistanis on that their air defense system and radar systems was insufficient. [laughter] the pakistani postmortem, which is secret but which thankfully al-jazeera published complete on the website, spends more time focused on the question how did the americans spot on osama bin laden and the more interesting question, who is helping to hide osama bin laden. i think it did though help focus minds, particularly in the civilian government. i think you can make a big difference association between the civilian government and the military. i have to be careful because i know your opinions are pretty strong. i think both the sharif clan and the bhutto clan recognize that this policy of encouraging poisonous snakes in the backyard is ultimately self-defeating for pakistan. u

mrs. clinton, but lydia, is that true? lydia, from the office. lydia says it is true. i always thought it was hung too high for an important picture. one more -- >> there are some beautiful drawings of the benjamin, henry latrobe furniture that was burned up. why has the white house never reproduced that? and could you comment a little bit about the appropriations for the monroes to furnish the white house and how congress specified that they were ever practicable by american furniture. >> yes. okay. two questions. one, the world behind is not so happy with orange seats anymore. so they didn't want to rebuild the latrobe stuff. it is hard. it is wicker seats and it is not -- would not be comfortable for what has to happen there. in those days you didn't have a lot of chairs, you had stools. and women would sit on the stools and men would stand behind them and the fire in front of them. and that doesn't really happen anymore. you would have a ride, probably, but anyway, as for the other one was -- about the monroe thing -- monroe naturally wanted french furniture. he wa

mrs. clinton. because voters are starting to link her time at state to the growing crises overseas. so, kimberly -- >> yeah. >> -- looking back everybody thought it was such a great idea for her to become secretary of state. was this a mistake? >> well, it seemed so at the time, right? this is a prestigious position showing her dealing with world affairs, foreign affairs which would be very beneficial should she choose to run in 2016. i think she can still work it out to her advantage. the current situation, the crisis s an issue especially if the polling shows people are associating her with it, sort of the taint of situation. >> yeah. >> who knows if she's even going to run, but if she is, she's going to have to distance herself and come out and make some strong statements about what she believes and how things are handled. >> andrea, put your political strategist hat on. how would you deal with this if you were advising hillary? >> i wouldn't underestimate hillary clinton. she's been up, she's b

mrs. clinton's investigation. >> these are very serious allegations, they are just what, allegations.e deserves an opportunity to say what his perspective was, and i deserve the right to ask who else was president. >> robert maxwell, a former deputy assistant secretary of state has first hand information about an effort in the fall of 2012 describing the state department's benghazi documents of damaging information that would implicate state leadership. the investigation is in its early stages, there was homing evidence that benghazi was a preplanned and premeditated terrorist attack. the former acting director of the cia michael morrell who edited the talking points will be called as witnesses. >> i thought the scrubbing of the talking points was intentional. i'm going to give him a -- i have never had a chance to question mr. morrell, i have heard other people question him. but i would ask different questions and i will have an opportunity to do that at some point. >> today democrats on the select committee unveiled the new website that takes aim at the ten most common questions tha

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mr. clinton wouldn't answer questions about it i said you know what? there is something dirty here.you have think thoughts about that? >> you know what? i wouldn't say that i had really strong thoughts about it one way or the other. when you have the president who has the ability to pardon people. it's frequently the case, especially towards those last days. >> biggest tax cheat in american history in biggest guy who flees the country and serves no time and you give him a pardon and you don't explain it? >> i would have preferred to have had an explanation. >> thank you, doctor. >> i would have preferred to have an explanation. >> that tells me mr. twilger, and have you been very generous to the attorney general tonight that he is a political man. that's what it tells me. >> i think is he a political man. most ag's are political people. the question is on on substantive parties like the rich pardon what does the justice department put first the politics or the law. >> would think we know in this case what happened. he was rewarded for protecting bill clinton by getting the attorney

mrs. clinton returned to iowa for the first time since the 2008 presidential campaign. >> she was helping the democrats at thage steak fry. thousands in the crowd cheered for clinton. >>> the action was on the field at sunday's n.f.l. game but all of the talk focused on what happened off the field. >> brian webb has more on a highly controversial week in the n.f.l. >> reporter: the carolina panthers greg hardy became the third n.f.l. player benched in a week, just an hour before sunday's game against the detroit lions. the defense defensive end is appealing a july domestic assault conviction. >> it's a very serious issue. we're trying to treat it with as much dignity as possible. >> reporter: minnesota deactivated star running back adrian peterson after he was charged with child abuse. peterson's attorney says his client admitted to spanking his 4-year-old with a branch. >> i'll address the adrian situation at another time. i want to concentrate on today's game. >> it's his personal life. i care about what he does on the field. >> on monday the n.f.l. indefinitely suspended baltimore raven

mrs. clinton if the 2016 caucuses were held today -- which they will not be. >> oh, they haven't changeding? >> but it's still eye opening right there. 53%. >> indeed. let's turn to washington. president obama and former president bill clinton are celebrating 20 years of ame americorps at the white house. you're looking live at a photo -- a live image. >> moving pictures, we call it. >> the south lawn of the white house. looks like it's warm there. now the big question we're wonder 1 if either president will comment on the state of the world right now. certainly a lot of issues pressing president obama and his administration. but, again, here the white house celebrating 20 years of americorps and community service. tremendous. we'll follow that and much more for you at this hour. now we want to move to shocking new information on isis in terms of the number and the nationalities of the fighters. the cia is estimating there are between 20,000 to 31,000 isis militants across iraq and syria. that's more than three times the previous estimate. perhaps what's more shocking, almost half of the fi

mrs. clinton. she died in 1913, a little more than a decade after her most famous freedom fighter. that a woman would go on to accomplish so much that her exploits would aspire legends. this book is so useful, now during a time when young black women have only images on videos to aspire them. my pleasure to bring the author of "harriet tubman: the road to freedom" katherine clinton. >> thank you. you take me back to my days at harvard university when these books were first published. indeed it was the very cruelty and immediacy of slavery that made me pursue my work in african american studies, thank you for calling me a new author, but i have been around for a while. this is my favorite book, because it is so near and dear and i've been working on it for the past few years. i want to thank all of you for turning out tonight. if you're tired keep going. if you're scared, keep going. if you're hungry, keep going. but if you want to taste freedom, keep going. i'm thanking you for stopping here for a while before we all go back to our lives. harriet tubman is a household name. i hope