friend withed on rodman, animal that he is.tedly asked to leave the country and may not return before completing rehab and or dying. i love the fact that people were saying, how can you hang out with somebody like kim jong-un? he's a horrible person. but they're going, how can you hang out with dennis rodman? he's is a horrible person. >> it shows the citizens of north korea are smarter than kim jong-un, that's one take. but i think we've established tonight there's probably a vacancy in our ambassadorship to argentina for dennis rodman. >> jesse, you've been thrown out of hotels before. >> many times. >> not entire countries. do you think this is helpful for america? >> no, i don't think it is. i think what's upsetting is he's like the only american who's ever been there and they seem to have a vacuum of information. what he has done is contributed to the north korean stereotype of americans. know what i mean? now they're going to be, all americans, 7 foot tall alcoholic transvestites. >> bill clinton has been there too. >> th

. >> what is up with dennis rodman? sources say something. >>> does an unloved selfie hurt mental health? young thais who do not get enough positive feedbacks on their pictures are encountering emotional problems and that is bad for the future of the country. instagram is usually popular with a mall in bangkok leading the world's most instagram places. a lack of life can cause youth to lose self-confidence. the number of new generation leaders will fall shore and hinder -- fall short and hinder the country's creativity and innovation. jesse, i go to you first because have you no self-esteem. if lack of feedback on selfies causes your country's problems, don't you deserve it? if this is where your country is dependent? >> i am glad thailand has their priorities straight. if you will call something bad for a teen ager's self-esteem maybe you should not lead the world for underage sex tourism. you seem to have your finger on the pulse on what is bad for teens. >> and the government of thailand is collapsing. the country is

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again, like rodman we were talk about, you hope he gets better.. >> her attorney plans to appeal the murder conviction against her handed down by an italian court. this is the second time knox has been found guilty. but as she explained to abc's "good morning america," she has no attention of going to prison without a fight. >> i will never willingly go back to the place where i -- i'm going to fight this until the very end. and it's not right. and it's not fair. and i'm going to do everything i can, granted, i need a lot of help. i can't do this on my own. and i can't help people understand -- >> boy, you can hear her voice cracking. how hard it is for her. remember she and her former boyfriend were previously convicted in 2009 and acquitted on appeal in 2011. we'll keep you posted on that. >> and using the same evidence. she was acquitted of using this evidence. and now convicted. have you ever worried about this tsa screeners making fun of you when you go through that scanner. >> uh-huh. guess what -- apparently they are. a former tsa worker te

of course, rodman's real life drama is no laughing matter these days.did a stint in rehab following his return from pyongyang and is currently under vex for the gifts he brought for kim jong un's birthday, which may have violated sanctions and u.s. law. give me a break. speaking of diplomacy, new york mayor bill de blasio made up with al roker today on the "today" show, burying the hatch after a very public twitter feud. roker, who was critical of the city keeping schools open during a snowstorm. he was quick to smooth things over in person and de blasio came hat in hand, literally, hat in hand. take a look. >> we'll get this out of the way. we had a little chat about school closings and snow. and we both want the best for the school kids. >> that's right. that's right. >> and our city. >> i want you to know we have a little snow coming up the next few days. >> oh, you've been peeks. >> so i would like you to join us. this is the sanitation department official hat. and if you would like to come out and join us for snow clearance, this could be a new par

. >> i am going on dennis rodman.big on rodman and he has done wonderful work with television. >> no, i got this. i got this! to me, i am not in casting casting and never will be. >> good qhois. good choice. i thought you would go with michael sara. >> i could have gone with that. i think he lives behind me. i have seen him on his bicycle. >> it is everybody in brooklyn. joanne, isn't it adorable how nerds get so excited about this sort of thing? >> one could say adorable. or not. i had to -- didn't know who this character was. >> oh my god. >> these are the guys you never go out with apparently. >> oh my god. >> that is like down on the list like comic. >> how is that working out for you? >> that must be fun. how are those conversations at dinner? >> i like working nights. so upset you don't know who lex luther is. how do you not know lex luther? bottle it up high school band. bottle it up. push it toward your career. can you just look at me and tell me you love me like a brother? just say i love you like a brother.

his plight is overshadowed by geo politics and dennis rodman. a media campaign is poised to shine a spotlight on his 15-month detention and show how all of us, all of you can help bring him home. this is an important story, i hope you are paying attention. we are spotlighting the urgency behind this effort. the state department said yesterday, that kenneth bae has been moveed from a hospital to a labor camp and the u.s. is deeply concerned about that. we are going to talk about this social media effort you are going to hear only on cnn and hear about it here only on how you can get involved in a moment. first, i want to bring in kenneth bae's sister and a sports agent here in new york city. terry, what do you make of the news kenneth bae has been moved to a labor camp? >> we are deeply concerned, devastating. it's such an emotional roller coaster. one day we are excited and encouraged that president obama is showing his support and commitment and the next day we learn that kenneth is moved to the labor camp. we are discouraged and concerned. >>

up on the scene. >> fair enough with that, with our dennis rodman hit there. i'll leave it there. ambassador chris hill, i appreciate your wisdom on all of these issues and bobby ghosh, always a pleasure. thank you, sir. >>> digging for dirt. it's a mainstay of political campaigns and has been that way, frankly, for centuries. how super pacs have changed game of opposition research. now it's about trolling the campaign trail on a daily basis. >>> first a look ahead at today's politics planner. the president heads out to maryland today, public event, fuel standard and check out what's going on at northwestern football. union testimony begins. will college football players go union? you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored secu

according to "the hollywood reporter," dennis rodman's bizarre diplomatic mission in north korea couldtwentieth century fox reportedly buying the rights to what they're calling a comedy called "diplomats," all about rodman's strange trips to north korea and even stranger friendship with the korean leader, kim jong-un. i would say, i hope they are sensitive to what the united nations calls the gross human rights violations that are happening in north korea. >>> all right, keeping courtesy on the football field, there could be a big game penalty coming for trash talking players. >> this is a big, big story. >> andy scholes is going to explain in the "bleacher report," next. and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. zyrtec-d®. thcar loan didn't start here. it began way, way back. before he had children. before he got married. it started in his very first apartment. see that overdue bill? it arrived after he moved out. and he never got it. but he's not worried. checking his credit report and score at experian.c

dennis rodman. >> >>> good mor >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." arizona governor jan brewer vetoed a bill that would have allowed businesses to turn away gays in the name of religious freedom. the legislation had strong opposition from big companies and politicians in both parties. >>> delta airlines overhauling its frequent flier program. instead of tying awards to distance, travelers' logs will be based on how much they spend on tickets. people who fly for leisure will lose out big to business travellers. >>> the air pollution in china has gotten so bad, it's called a nuclear winter. families are breathing in thick smog that can actually leave a metallic taste in your mouth. and some of that smog is making its way to the united states. >>> big changes will be announced today in the nutrition labeling on foods. there is more emphasis on calories and sugar, less on fat. a

it will take a lot more than dennis rodman on this will one i think. >> all right. you so much, ellis. we did appreciate it. and coming up, bill karins and veronica de la cruz will be here for your first buzz. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! ♪ we are one, under the sun ♪ under the sun... [ female announcer ] fiber and protein. together as one. introducing new fiber one protein cereal. i think we both are clean freaks. i used to scrub the floor on my knees. [ daughter ] i've mastered the art of foot cleaning. oh, boy. oh, boy. oh, boy. [ carmel ] that drives me nuts. it gives me anxiety just thinking about how crazy they get. [ doorbell rings ] [ daughter ] oh, wow. [ carmel ] swiffer wetjet. you guys should try this. it's so easy. oh, my. [ gasps ] i just washed this floor. if i didn't see it i wouldn't believe it. [ carmel ] it did my heart good to see you cleaning. [ regina ] yeah, your generation has all the good stuff. [ daughter ] oh, yeah. he was a matted messiley eration in a small cage. ng day.uff. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. wit

subpoena a former prison commander they accuse of overseeing their alleged torture mazhar saussy and rodman jalali are french citizens who were both captured by u.s. authorities in khandahar afghanistan they were held by american authorities and get most from late two thousand and one to two thousand and four i was then they were released back to france in a report submitted to the judge of the high court in paris the former detainees allege that major general geoffrey miller carried out a quote authorized and systematic plan of torture and ill treatment on persons deprived of their freedom without any charge and without the basic rights of any detainee miller became the commander of guantanamo in late two thousand and two just after the bush administration approved enhanced interrogation techniques those techniques included placing detainees in stress positions stripping them and exposing them to extreme heat and cold but the complaint notes that miller carried those tactics out even after then secretary of defense donald rumsfeld drew permission to use the most controversial interrogation

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you know dennis rodman. >> i like dennis a lot. to north korea and keep everything just about basketball. it's obviously a very tricky situation. i can't tell dennis what to do. he's a grown man. i wish he would not have went because i hated all the scrutiny he was going through. but you can't go to a country like that and say, i'm just going to stick to basketball. it's not that simple. >> is there a question when you walked out of the white house and you've been thinking about that interview you had with the president the other day and he took you around to the oval office, is there a question you now wish you would have asked the president that you didn't ask him during the course of that on-camera interview? >> not really. you know, i felt i wanted to -- i got everything i wanted to say, but the main thing, once i got over my initial nervousness, i wanted to savor the moment. when you're growing up and you leave alabama, you never, number one, thing that you're going to meet the president, you obviously never think you're going

it can't be dennis rodman, it can't be somebody that isn't going to find ways to moderate what is happening in north korea. which basically is not good, but be don't know anything about the leader and which direction he wants to go. on the one hand, he is having human rights thoughts on reunification of families. maybe it's a good sign. when he reads the report, maybe he'll say, "i'm ready to talk, ready to dialogue." hopefully that will happen. >> the north korean government rejected the accusations, and there are references to the fact that there could be hundreds of people in the north korean power structure that could be conceivably war criminals. is there, in a way, a danger that this may make them dig in and not be willing to open up and expose themselves to war crimes trials? >> well, there is that argument, but it could create a bunker mentality. they don't talk to anybody, they isolate themselves and provoke other countries. it can't get worse. my hope is internally some of the military in north korea, the party structure and perhaps kim jong un himself sees well look, maybe it's t

the absurdity is that this is going on, on earth now, and more people are more interested in dennis rodman than the 24 million people who are suffering every day. >> under the circumstances, why do you think he's managed to get he and his father and away? >> if you are willing to have 10% of your population starve in order to maintain power, what is going to take you out of that leadership position? they have no are idea of human rights. they have got this great way of manipulating language. for example, they also say, we don't use the word concentration camps, therefore we don't have them here. it is orwellian to a particular degree. >> the concentration camps have been exposed to be absolutely horrific. >> it's been that way for decades. they take whole family to camp. and it is said you have to exterminate, three generations of your family have to be killed. >> children who are in the concentration camps their whole lives have no exposure. >> if they are caught with food in their pocket they are beaten to death. >> schools across the country are focused on telling the stories of kim jon

someone has to engage this guy, not dennis rodman. they have to moderate what is happening which is not good and we don't know about the new young leader and which direction he's going to go. on the one hand he's having human rights talk on reunification of families are south korea, maybe he's going to say i'm ready to talk and dialogue, hopefully that is going to happen. >> but their government totally rejected the accusations in the report and there are reference to the fact of hundreds of people in the north korea power structure that are war criminals and is there a danger of making them dig in further and not going to open and expose themselves to the war crime trials? >> there is that argument be a bunker mentality, but there already is and these guys are not talking to anybody and isolate themselves and they provoke other countries so it basically can't get any worse. my hope is that internally some of the military in north korea, the party structure, and perhaps kim will see it is time to change course. we are having a real, r

was first sentenced, we wrote a letter at that time and we got no traction but than in the dennis rodmanted north korea in a very different way and kenneth bae so we then wrote to the north korean government again. also contacted the bae family because we need some communication with our own state department making these risk ventures. this time they said that they were processing my letter, though nothing had been a response. i held high hopes that ambassador king would go and have some impact and that was canceled so i wrote another letter to the president of north korea and i would like to meet with him face-to-face to seek to work out some mutual respect, some recognizing each other sovereignty, each other's will to peace. in the end, we must fight for unification and i hope that can happen. >> the state department was asked about your offer to travel to try to save kenneth bae. here's what the deputy spokeswoman had to say. >> we support the efforts of course of the family but also of reverend jackson to bring kenneth bae home. >> have you been in touch with the state department? it

hillary clinton is no more likely to clear the democratic field and avoid a primary in 2016 than dennis rodmanher secretary of state. let me go around and jackie, i'll start with you. give me the name of the one person that hillary clinton should be most concerned about at this point? >> hillary clinton. i think that, you know, we're looking at these very early polls. she's so far ahead of everyone, not only in name recognition but also in money. the money she could raise. even joe biden is something like 60 points behind her in the next poll. so i would have to say, she's the only person that can challenge her right now. >> angela rye? >> unfortunately this is where i agree with rand paul. the person she needs to be most concerned about is bill clinton. it's -- making sure he keeps hi powder dry and saying the right things in the right time is really what matters. i know there's a lot of criticism about whether or not there should even be fundraisers happening for 2016 but democrats are right to keep their eyes on the prize and fight you'uture b clinton can't get in the way. sorry, bill. >> w

it can't be dennis rodman.n't be somebody that isn't going to find ways to moderate what is happening in north korea. which basically is not good, but we don't know anything about this new young lead never which direction he wants to go. on the one hand, he is having some human rights talks on reunification of families with south korea. so maybe that's a good, good sign. but when he reads this report, maybe he's going to say, okay, i am ready to talk. i am ready to dialogue. hopefully that will happen. >> on the other hand, though, the north korean government has already category i categorically treat totally rejected the report. there could be hounds of people in the north korean power structure that could conceivably be war criminals is there a danger this might make them dig in a little further and not make them open up and expose themselves to war crimes trials? >> there that is argument that it will create a bunker mentality. but there already is a bunker mentality and these guys don't talk to anybody and

rodman drake it only accused. behind all this foster was a cry for help. admitted that he is drunk in the interview and out of control he checked into we have not the first time. he went first in 2008. friends and family staged intervention. later that year he chose three have over jail. and join the cast of celebrity we have with dr. drew. he was nowhere near bottom insisting like so many that he could control problem. >> : today rabin spoke from rehab about his interview earlier this month he did mean to insinuate he knew why the american was held in north korea at his have some of that some of the for the family has to north korea was about being an ambassador said his job to figure out why north korea bleeder does the things that he does. ninth in line >> : 61 in oakland 62 when san jose 65 and santa rosa. sematech ogress does remain clear. argosy it chilly conditions like. as a result. but the door tomorrow morning were looking at 20's and 30's. and number of places where it'll be waking up to frosty windshield. in places like napa and vallejo. 324 li

north korea did not cooperate with this, that's not surprising, but the next time dennis rodman goes over and hangs out with kim jong-un, he and others that basically turn a blind eye to what north korea's done internally to its own people have this report to further shame them, so this is a document of utter horror and utter shame that, i think, does create problems for china and may, in fact, be something where china begins to recalculate its relationship with north korea on a number of fronts, and that would be a net positive. >> andrea? >> just very briefly, you showed some of the sketches that we've put together in my nightly news piece last night, but i should point out there was some of the accusations that had been well documented in this report from the former prisoners, who are so gross and grotesque, i could not put them on american television. >> right. and reading the report, the words alone are hard to read, yet important to document as you've been doing. andrea mitchell, thank you very much. steve clemons, thank you for joining us this morning. again, be sure to catch

headlines for nuclear threats and its leader in this bizarre-o relationship with nba bad boy dennis rodman state so oppressive the authors say it does not have any parallel in the contemporary world. think about that. the commission finds there is an almost complete denial of the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion as well as of the rights to freedom of opinion, expression, information, and association. the images of north korea that accompany the report are disturbing. we don't have much video. we have cartoons here. these are drawings. starving people eating snakes. people tortured so severely they are throwing up. all drawn by a prison camp survivor. another survivor told the u.n. of a north korean guard beating a pregnant woman because of her crying baby and then the mother was forced to silence her child. >> reporter: with her shaking hands, she picked up the baby and put the baby face down in the water. >> john park, let me bring you in. lecturer at harvard's kennedy school of government. and it's sick reading the details out of this report. it's got testimony from

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>> i'm shocked that dennis rodman didn't solve the north korea mess.ittle bit. ramped up rhetoric from john kerry trying to put pressure on the russian government to crack more down with syria and bashar al sad. are we too hamstrung here? the russians know we tested out possibly a vote in the congress to do an aerial assault in syria and it was going to fail and it didn't get to a vote. do the russians see it and say the u.s. has its back against the wall and not many options and if so what are our options? >> the russians look at our policies and it doesn't up. our means are modest and not willing to use force ourselves and not willing to pay force to the opposition. >> we don't enforce our own red line. >> right. we have to become more modest in what we seek to do and that would mean not insisting that assad go today. maybe he goes down the road as some part of a diplomatic process or we have to increase our support for the opposition or both but you can't sustain a foreign policy where you have extraordinarily ambitious goals and say we are not goin

in washington called the american security project which is very much the staff of the former hart rodman commission now on their own. and i look back at the reports of a decade or so ago and i think we missed a terrific opportunity. there are calls for a very serious comprehensive review of our 1947 national security issue of instruments, never came to pass. it was going to be looked at everyone told me in the summer of 2001 in fiscal 2002. and we know what happened in september of 2001. so instead of disorderly, for a look we had post crisis legislation and we all know what that means. as i tell my students the most dangerous thing you will ever here in washington is a group of congressmen assembling around cameras and microphones in the rotunda saying we must do something. that is a very frightening prospect to. how would we do such a review? we could do worse. make an attempt to modify and the environment we think we are going to be in in the next 10-15 years. define a strategy to deal with that environment and book to see if our instruments match the strategy or the environment and i