let's go to benghazi and rosen. so, rosen, there is an assistant c. ia chief.uty director mike morel. i never heard of him. is he a controversial guy, why. >> mike morrell is no longer the deputy director of the cia. by all accounts he is the guy who actually made a lot of the edits to the famous talking points that were used to mislead the american people there are now evidence that fox news has developed showing that mr. morrell was more involved in developing the whole false narrative of benghazi about their having been a video and demonstration. demonstrations that never occurred from which the attack supposedly grew out of it and we have evidence now that he was involved in as much earlier than he has been willing to admit. >> okay. but who got those talking points, that morrell allegedly falsified? who got them? well we know that members of congress did and susan rice who went on television famously on the 16th of september in 2012 did five sunday shows and mislead the country let me just say about some of the points that president obama made in that inte

joining us from washington ace corpts carl cameron and james rosen.appened today, ronge, on those hearings? >> well, it's interesting. you will be pleased it know since you, bill, like me, are on tv and therefore by definition are age rag ego maniac that your interview with president obama from the super bowl figured prominently in this house hearing today. some of the lawmakers from the republican side about saying how can the president of the united states say there is not a smidgen of corruption in the irs targeting case as he said to you during the super bowl yet we have the irs and department of justice say this is ongoing prosecution. and one witness at the hearing said well i would hope it would be true that the president's remarks didn't serve to undermine the investigation but he couldn't, as a matter of fact, say that it didn't undermine the investigation. bun other point to be made here, bill, is that a lot of the action really took place outside the hearing room. the attorney for lois lerner, who is the director of the very unit at the cen

so rosen and cammeron iet them e them here next week. all right.n, i want you to find out who is paying for hillary clinton's private jet. okay? next week, we have all the documents. >> and the menus, and lunch menus. >> okay. and we will find out who is paying for hillary clinton's private jet. i want to know that plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. pot controversy continues along the u.s.a. should the feds be studying the benefits of the drug. are there any? then miller on singer katy perry being threatened by muslims. also a gender controversy on facebook. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. see what's new at projectluna.com [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't juscertify our pre-owned vehics. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owr. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry in to the mercedes-benz cerfied pre-owned sales event. visit today for exceptional offers. ♪ visit today for exceptional offers. predibut, manufactur

last year we exposed jeff rosen directed time sheets be altered. changing hundreds of hours of sick leave to admin leave to allow attorneys to bank time off to use or cash out later. >> i'm sure if not for those stories there would not with a cap on administrative leave in the contract. >> reporter: the extra admin time was said to make up for a 5% bonus the attorneys lost during budget cuts. >> how is it fair to everyone else who had to make cuts. this is part of the cut. 5% gone and you are make it up through administrative leave. >> well, i'm trying to give them something to reflect the fact that they're not giving the 5% diff differential. this is not a perk, it's a tool to fight crime. >> reporter: according to this contract whether or not they use their blackberry to work extra hours, no attorney will be allowed more than 80 hours of admin leave per year. anything every that has to be approved by the county executive jeff smith. >> we had to clarify what it was used for and how much to use to have consistency with our expenditure. >> last yea

let's go it rosen now. rosen, serious stuff, okay? administration is giving ambassadorships to people who raise money for the president. are those charges true u rosen? >> well, first, we have to skip past the fact that you just called ed henry fat. >> i did not. i'm looking out for his health. >> there is a record his or her. look, if for some reason we had right now a special prosecutor roaming about with the usual unlimited mandate and grand jury powers president obama's conduct in the naming of ambassadors would likely become an area of focus. i say that because the alleged sale of ambassadorships was indeed one of the areas of focus for the watergate special prosecution force. >> give me the facts, rosen. >> we find that 53% of president obama's ambassador appointees in second half have been political as opposed to career foreign service. markedly higher than two predecessors what is the effect of this? you get a bundler like noah bryson. responsible for 2012 campaign contributions and has to admit he has never been to the countr

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carl cameron, james rosen from washington. rosen, how's the state department evaluating ukraine right now? >> well, secretary of state kerry said in paris yesterday he's deeply disturbed by the violence there. but state has only taken limited actions to protest it, restricting visas for a few unnamed ukrainian officials who probably weren't clamoring to visit boston or los angeles anytime soon. here's what's going on over there. and here's why it's important to us. this situation's been simmering since november. that's when the ukrainian president viktor yanukovych announced he was suspending this deal with the eu in favor of closer ties with russia. there were protests in the streets back then. those too were suppressed with force and then what really inflamed things was that yanukovych tried to ram through the legislature a set of laws that would have effectively banned the opposition from having any voice at all. things have escalated dramatically just in the last week. you've got 100 people killed. the protesters have turn

coming up on radio people you know, ed henry and james rosen will lead the procession along with bretbe there between 9 and noon. see you then. >> 19 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, the president promised to make things right over the i.r.s. scandal but our next guest is tired of waiting, as many of us are. ohio congressman mike turner is turning up the pressure. >> paula deen back in the saddle literally. the story behind this picture coming up next. send your caption. ♪ ♪ ♪ what does that first spoonful taste like? ok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a great cereal. purina dog chow light & healthy is a delicioly tender and crunchy kibble blend. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. isn't it time you discovered the liter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. >>> got some headlines from hollywood on this monday morning. avatar actor sam worthington arrested in new york city. >> they have grown from human d.n.a. mixed with d.n.a. of the natives. >> it turns out he's accus

i think rosen field would do a good thing and the mayor's not here to get involved. whatever you can do to support that position is what will benefit all of us here mostly. so thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none. well, we move to item no. 16 since we already have the other. >> item 16. report on network plan if any. >> i spoke to our vendors. there is no news. no news is good news. >> any public comment on this item okay. no public comment. item no. 17. >> discussion item, opportunity to place items on future agendas? >> it's not placing an item on the future agenda but i do want it noted that i will not be able to attend the next board meeting due to preplanned travel for a conference for my church. so i'm sure you guys are able to cover all that is planned on the agenda. >> we will have to have an appeal. the appeal will be continued on an item for that next time. so i'm sure we won't have any problems finding agenda items. any public comment? item no. 18. >> item 18. discussion item opportunity for the public to comment on any matters on

but there is one thing in all of this that you and james rosen will tell me, not everybody likes theeatles. there is a big percentage who don't. >> who doesn't like the beatles? >> my dad. >> how about your kids? >> they love the beatles. >> so it's been 50 years since they went on with ed sullivan and people are still playing the music. >> it is good music. you're right. but there are a lot of people who think this is too much about nothing. >> well there, is a certain baby boomer obsession here, i will admit. >> i wasn't going to say it. >> paul and ringo play tonight reuniting them in that ed sullivan theater. >> and you will be watching. >> i will be watching. that's it for this edition. let's continue the conversation on twitter. give us a like on facebook. we post original videos, respond to your comments and we're back here next sunday morning 11:00 eastern and again 5:00 p.m. with the latest buzz. >> it is monday february 10th. a horrific crash caught on camera. the driver colliding head on with a car full of college students. the latest on this investigation into the deadly

now the full details from james rosen. >> reporter: good evening.ama and king abdullah ii spent two hours in private conversation yesterday with much of the talk dominated by the syrian conflict. the dictatorial regime of al assad has managed a stalemate in the civil war with significant help from iran and russia. mr. obama edge mr.ed to five-year extension of u.s. aid and fresh loan guarantees to help ammann cope with the 600,000 syrian refugees since march 2011. also on the two leaders' agenda, u.s. efforts to mediate a settlement between israel and the palestinians. roughly 2 million palestinians live in jordan. many of them have asserted their so-called right to return to homes in the palestinian territories, which many refugees fled amidst the 1948 arab-israeli war. here washington's position was likely a disappointment to jordan's king abdullah as the obama administration reaffirmed that israel shall remain a jewish state by definition and few observers expect the right of return to be part of the middle east peace deal that the u.s. is attemp

outcry over the government's seizure of phone records from both rosen and the associated an unrelated case prompted a change in justice department guidelines last year. video shows u.s. forces abdting a terrorism suspect from outside his home in libya last year. al-libi was snatched from the streets of tripoli and interrogated for a week aboard a u.s. warship following his capture in october. he is accused of helping plan the 1998 bombings of u.s. embassies in africa and currently awaiting trial in new york. video from the closed-circuit camera obtained by "the washington post," shows men with guns jumping out of a van after trailing al-libi while another car locks his path. the video also shows the panic through action of those in his home who rush into the streets after his capture. trial isrk, the underway from occupy wall street activist whose march 2012 arrest ignited allegations of police brutality. cecily mcmillan reportedly suffered a seizure when she was arrested during an attempt by protesters to reoccupy zucotti park six months after the start of occupy wall street. she app

the folks that think whatever the abuse of the press, it was just james rosen at fox news, oh, well, then it was the ap, too, it is a little more complicated and they're stoorry they won't do it again. they say listen, we don't have a plan to shape your news coverage. we just want to make it better, we want to help. at a certain point the american people, that is what we've seen in the past few months. when you break the faith with the american people on a central issue and then come back to say we would like to reserve the power to whether it is fly drones over the united states or monitor your news room. just trust us. it is not going to happen. >> chris, good to see you. >> you bet. >> let's look more specifically at this fcc plan and what is involved. ben shapiro is the editor in chief, and good to see you, gentlemen. now, they're already saying they're going to reevaluate this policy in light of this one fcc commissioner coming out and speaking so publicly about it. and now some of the back lash, but not abandon it. apparently the first test is supposed to happen in south caroli

there's a lot of stuff here james rosen detailed in this piece we did earlier.knew diane blair. i covered the clintons in arkansas when he was governor and she was wicked smart, real decent person. one of the people around hillary who was the most real, who helped keep her grounded, helped her transition to arkansas. my first opinion was it blew up against republicans in '98, it didn't get the president. he left office more popular than when he came in. the more i thought about it, anybody under 35, this is new to them. second of all, hillary clinton in 2016 has to be bill herself, like anyone, about the future. this brings us back to the past. you don't want the word archive associated with your presidential race. >> at the same time, tenina, th comes as senator rand paul has been asked numerous times about a statement that his wife made about bill clinton. and he has now expanded on that a number of different ways. one of them was on c-span, take a listen. >> senator mccaskill needs to remember what she had to say about bill clinton, that she wouldn't want her

joining me to discuss two cnn political commentators ben ferguson on the right, hillary rosen on theth for joining us. i want to start with you. we remember from 2,000 when karl rove pushed to have traditional marriage put on the ballot and states across the country brought up republicans who then voted for george w. bush. could this be the equivalent for florida and democrats, this medical marijuana ballot initiative? >> you know, it's interesting. this marijuana initiatives don't really cut down traditional lines. the key voting bloc that it attracts obviously are younger voters. so in states where they have ballot measures that need to go hand in hand with younger voters like, for instance, in oregon where there will be a marriage ballot and also a marijuana initiative, you know, maybe that helps both cases to bring out younger voters. when it comes to medical marijuana though, there's a presumption that might target older voters but there just isn't enough analysis of that. the other issue is, there are a lot of conservatives and libertarians who are for legalizing marijuana and

rosen. next speaker. >> good afternoon, committee members. my name is roxanne with civil rights. i help coordinate our second chance legal clinic each month residents of san francisco come to our legal clinic looking for help to overcoming the barrier they are facing a past arrest or conviction record. this new policy is vital in eliminating unnecessary barriers an allowing people to access meaningful jobs and housing. these opportunities are critical for successful reentry. an allowing people to stabilized their lives which in turn stabilizes families and economies and promotes and increases the economic social fabric. please vote yes on this legislation and thank you for all the work that you have done so far. >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you so much. is there any additional public comment? yes. please come forward. >> i will be brief. i'm very excited. for the first time in six 6 years we have left right and center act of this board and with people of san francisco and the groups of san francisco working together on a major expansion of human rights. it's a very exciting m

james rosen and ed henry join us.e white house for little while to see the photo op. to see what they are serving? do you get a view of it? >> bill, i just saw pictures and it looked pretty elegant. it didn't look like income inequality event or minimum wage hike event it looked pretty elegant. >> it looked like louie the 14th. >> these state dinners cost hundreds of thousands of dollars democrats and republicans do them when they are in the office. i was standing outside the gate in the tux. i guess my invite got -- super bowl sunday to issue view the president. >> did they send a plate out or anything. >> nothing. i had to do a cold shot with ms. megan. >> it was better that you weren't there. the dinner was 2500 calories beginning with caviar. you don't need that henry. beginning with caviar and quail eggs. that was first one. second one was winter garden salad with baby carrots and merlot lettuce. >> dristled on it? >> then they had ribeye. peter will be happy to hear that and paul mccartney will be proud. rib buy

james rosen reported some of the possibilities a little bit earlier.out giving speeches, and with an interesting back and forth on health care saying essentially i would be the first to say if things aren't working then we need people of good faith to come together and make evidence-based changes to obamacare. with all of this, let's bring in our panel. judge andrew napolitano, juan williams columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> first of all, the presidential records act, politico first reporting, say they should have come out already, all these records. now because of all the focus and scrutiny we're likely to get a first look at some of them tomorrow, but what about this? >> well, we have a president in the white house who thinks he can change the effective dates of laws so obviously he's of the opinion that he doesn't have to release these documents, perhaps as a courtesy to former president clinton or to mrs. clinton. his only basis for not releasing them is to say executive privilege. his executive privilege, not

>> james rosen live in washington. james, thank you. >> thank you. >>> controversy is growing over president obama'swarding of political -- appointing them to coveted u.s. ambassador ships but a number of embarrassing mistakes, indeed gaffs raising serious questions about their actual callificati actual qualifications for those jobs. >> it's always been president kbaum's -- obama administration is coming under especially strong criticism for an apparent lack of qualifications for some of its picks for key ambassador positions. the president's pick for ambassador to norway has never been to that country. he testified that norway is a constitutional democracy, it is in fact a constitutional monarchy. the ambassador to hungary ask a soap opera star. she appeared to know very little about that country. but former senator max baucus me a stunning admission about china where he will be the next ambassador. >> i am no real expert on china, but it's my strong belief that chinese people are just as proud as we americans are pro

. >> reporter: julian and max rosen bloom were both charged with misdemeanor drug possession. their lawyers deny the two have any connection to the actor's death. >> she's not a drug dealer. she's a college student. she's stunned and shocked. >> he walked into a bud saw and it happened to be an apartment next to a place apparently where mr. hoffman was known to get drugs. but he had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: police sources tell cbs news at least one of the people arrested had hoffman's cell phone number. the actor died sunday of an apparent drug overdose. the acting community is still mourning the loss of the oscar winner. marquee lights were dimmed on broadway for a minute last night in memory of the tony award nominee. ko im for cbs news, new york. >> the medical examiner's office says hoffman's autopsy was inclusive and more tests are needed. a fourth person was arrested tuesday but prosecutors declined to press any charges against that person. >>> still to come when the news continues as if yesterday's ice storm wasn't enough, there's a chance we could see some s

our top story the crisis in ukraine and concerns all cross the ukrainian-american community, andy rosenns us from just outside the yo ukrainian console in chicago. how is the crowd respond to go o the event of the last 24 hours. >> reporter: a big shift in the last 24 hours, protesters here had been demanding that's consul general be booted out of the you want country he was handpicked by the ukrainian president now it has changed in last 24 hours, you can see protest, now wearing black, they are being more conciliatory, focusing more on the victims of the violence and now the consul general is being more conciliatory he is offering demonstrators a chance to come in for three days next week to sign guest books and books of cocondolences and groining joinw is you one of the leaders know with the shift comes the hard part. >> you are right. revolution is one thing and we have to be grateful no those that sacrificed their life and health and stood there for three months, and were able to success civil i force regime change. quickly, though, what can the u.s. and you people here in the uu.s

many still don't trust the water and as andy rosen reports some of the utility to pay for the troubleng water. >> reporter: health officials here say that despite the odd smell of licorice still in the drinking water doesn't rise to the level of being unsafe. meantime, demonstrators are now shifting their anger away from the company that caused this chemical spill and towards the company that is try to manage it. hundreds of people marched saturday from a charleston church to the city's water company. last month, they were furious at freedom industries for causing the chemical spill, which shut off access to water for 300,000 charles as far as residents, but today they are protesting the water company, accusing it of not providing enough compensation for the expense of losing their water. the organizer of the rally says after 14 schools were close aids couple of days ago because of smelly water there is no confidence the problems have been fixed. >> who do you trust as the community -- is the community question right now? we get some contradictory things that vary from day-to-day. i w

merkel and small group of choice words completely unacceptable international affairs commentator rick rosen says the conversation shows america's neglect of the sovereignty of other states. and the story would not have gained traction it would not have achieved the exposure it had if that word had not come out i'm afraid that really obscure the actual content of the discussion which is all but you know presenting a blueprint for regime change at least significant words to get issued groups during the course of the conversation with the u.s. ambassador is the one that is game to the notoriety for better or worse that it has what you're really seeing is just casually and callous as the u.s. state department plots political transformation in other countries outside the legitimate which is the electoral arena oh it is in effect engineers regime which even going down into the most going to my new particulars as to who should and should not be a future prime minister. saudi arabia's gender segregation has cost the life of a female student a twenty four year old woman died of a heart attack after

james rosen, what types of things will we eventually see?> when president clinton left office his white house turned over 78 million pages of documents and 20 million e-mails all stored at the presidential library in little rock, arkansas. >> he wants it to be a place where people come and really study and everything is going to be available. >> yet under the presidential records act as polytheists lit co reported 30,000 pages that should have been disclosed over a year ago remains under wraps. some carry the designation p 2 which could contain personal data about people considered for official jobs. they contain confidential advice given to president clinton or exchanged from advisors hillary clinton among them. >> would you allow the national archives to release the documents about your communications with the president the advice you gave because as you well know they asked the archives not to do anything until 2012. >> all of the records as far as i know about what we did with healthcare those are already available. others are becoming a

. >> eric rosen from the committee for accuracy in middle east reporting in america. when it said there is no political -- no military solution to conflict like this, doesn't it really mean there is no political solution without first an advantageous military accomplishment? >> that would be my view. i am the defense editor of my newspaper and i spent a lot of time with the military, most of the campaign's over the last couple decades and i think one of the controversies about the afghan campaign is under general david petraeus and general stanley mcchrystal and overall strategy was devised whereby military pressure would be applied against the enemy and by the time general david petraeus and general stanley mcchrystal appeared on the screen we had basically an industrial strength insurgency on our hands but they made it very clear the military effort was only a means to an end and the end was a political resolution. the moment president obama said he wanted to withdraw the forces and not see the jobs through, the ability to request that kind of political settlement h

lori: thank you so much for sharing your hobby, your passion, james rosen, great stuff. antiques road show might have been a good investment. adam: that acetate. lori: his wife will be thanking him. lori: a rebound rally on wall street, the dow up 116, major averages higher despite weaker than expected jobs report. adam: we will go to wells fargo, scott rant on why he changed more near-term downside in the market and why you should get ready to jump off of the sidelines. lori: $364 million in one quarter could be a good thing. look at the dismal numbers for the u.s. postal service. lori: and it's time for stocks now. so let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole, we're just off the highs of the day. >> what a great day on wall street. when we started off the week and kicked it off with a negative 326-point selloff on monday i'm not sure too many people thought we would make it back by week's end because there has been uncertainty and concerns about emerging markets. sandra smith has done a great job showing the ow flows there. th

chief washington correspondent james rosen's live in d.c.he gun a little bit, they're not ready yet, but what do we anticipate this these documents? jr. martha, good morning. we're talking about some 33,000 pages of documents stored among a total of 78 million pages of paper records, an additional 20 million e-mails, the vast bulk of which haven't even been looked at yet by any archivist, all stored at the clinton presidential library in arkansas. as was first reported by politico, these documents were withheld for 12 years under standard restrictions and were, thus, supposed to be released a little over a year ago. the p2 restriction has to do with appointments to federal office, and those files could contain sensitive information about nominees, appointees or even perspective candidates for federal posts. np5 covers confidential advice shared between the president and his advisers or amongst two or more advisers to the president. during her own run for the presidency in a debate with then-senator obama, then-senator hillary clinton assured

our chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us live. the approval process, james, has already lasted five years. how much longer will it go? >> reporter: jon, the release on friday of the state department's fifth and final environmental impact study triggers another period of comment, 30 days for the public, 90 days for other federal agencies, after which there would be no looming deadline by which the administration would be required to make a decision. this is the second keystone pipeline that the transcanada corporation would like to build. its final leg from cushing, oklahoma, to port arthur, texas. the obama administration approved and oil is transported on it. but the 1200-mile northern leg remains mired in bureaucratic limbo. a pop aid to president obama that they are waiting input from eight federal agencies that will have a chance to assess the state department's findings. >> one department with a study. now expert agencies, epa, others, energy department have opportunity to look at this to make their determinations. the presid

they snooped on our own james rosen, on his parents on staten island.hey have in some cases sent to prison whistle blowers. now they are trying to monitor newsrooms. you would think the press would be up in arms. >> lay out the parameters. snooping into reporters, digging into emails of reporters and. name the country oh, we live in the soviet union or china or communist state. no, it's the united states. >> richard nixon takes a lot of heat from historians for his antidemocratic impulses, supposedly. he never proposed sending monitors into numerous to make sure that reporters were producing government approved stories. >> right. he was paranoid but he wasn't paranoid enough to send monitors. >> right. >> mainstream from the outrage from the mainstream media. >> have they done stories on it? >> no. the a.p., the "new york times," you know, it seems -- the nightly newscast on major networks, from what we have been able to find, they are mia. >> associated press and "new york times" perhaps, perhaps i could understand it because it night not directly invo

for more on this, i want to bring in democratic strategist, hilary rosen and kevin madden. let's hear what mitch mcconnell has to say about clinton being in kentucky. >> the last time he ran in 1996, i beat the current governor by 160,000 votes, ten points. in 2008, both bill and hillary clinton came to town, including the day before the election and i won by 100,000 votes. so i welcome president clinton back to kentucky. every time he's come, it's been really good for me. >> i guess one question would be, though, mcconnell, before he gets to alison grimes, he has to face down a tea party challenger, matt bevin. does that make is different than previous years? >> yes, you about i think he's positioned to come out of that primary okay and then draw the contrast against alison grimes in a general election. but i think mitch mcconnell's points are right. bill clinton hasn't really been that great of an asset for candidates in kentucky. 2008 and 2010, both of the candidates there in those cycles were beat handedly even though bill clinton and hillary clinton came in to campaign

jon james rosen, thank you.ic new video out of washington state, a man caught beating up a bus driver in olympia. the two got into an argument over the passenger using profanity, and that's when the driver pulled over, and that's when this happened. jenna: certainly hard to watch. police tracked the passenger down, arrested him at a transit station. he's charged with assault. the driver is said to be recovering with some bruises, jon, but for the most part okay. jon: there are some new concerns about sexting after some race -- racy messages were discovered at a massachusetts high school. now police have a warning to kids. >>> and should men worry about a biological clock? the new research pointing to a higher risk for some serious illnesses in the children of older dads. ♪ ♪ i will be your father figure, put your tiny hand in mine. ♪ i will your preacher, teacher, anything you had in mind ♪ here's a word you should keep in mind "unbiased". some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because selling th

department official has pleaded guilty to learning classified information about north korea to james rosen chief correspondent back in 2011. the man who was prosecute load he was dealing with a reporter cannot a foreign country agreed to a 13--month sentence. in this case the obama justice department was snooping on his e-mails and names him as a co-conspirator an outrage since he was doing his job as a journalism. when the sentencing takes place that case will be closed. >> you know the drill on twitter @howardkurtz. minute you could be a victim of fraud. fraud could mean lower credit scores and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report at experian.com. lovely read susan. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. 340 grams. [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] always rich, never bitter. gevalia. being carried in your arms... but after a morning spent in the caribbean, playing pirates with you in secret coves, an afternoon swimming with dolphins, finished

james rosen joins me with that story. >> good evening. under mounting pressure, the clinton presidential library today released the first batch of some 33,000 pages that had been withheld from public access for longer than the law allows. the material uploaded today contained no smoking guns or knockout blows, they did offer insights into how the clintons operated in the '90s and lessons for today's white house as well. when then first-lady hillary clinton tackled health care reform, she privately told house republicans that most people in america, quote, don't understand their own health insurance. another memo exchanges between clinton white house aides on the eve of the state of the union urged that the administration not promise people they can keep their doctor or health care plan. quote, can we get away with it, asked one aide. isn't the 31st of the health care plan to steer them to cheaper, hmo-style providers. i'm worried about getting skewers or promising on something we know we can't deliver. and to a lady's conference in beijin

we'll have the latest with james rosen and carl cameron. >> put the picture up again so i can get the to carolla don't come any closer. >> also tonight, adam carolla will respond to my mocking him on the kimmel show. >> because i'm

chief washington correspondent james rosen joining us live in our d.c. newsroom with more on this. >> good afternoon. president obama told his regional ally the u.s. is looking into new steps to change the calculus as they begin their fourth year of war. the two held private talks on the southern california desert estate and discuss how to strengthen moderate rebel forces in syria, which have lately faced attacks, not just from the assad regime but islamic jihadist battle units. >> we don't expect to solve this any time in the short term so there are going to be immediate steps we have to take to help the humanitarian situation there. there will be intermediate steps we can take to apply more pressure to the assad regime. >> evacuations from the devastated syrian city of homs have enabled 1,200 people to leave that area with 200 fighting age males held by the regime. jordan absorbed 600,000 refugees since the fighting began. the equivalent of all the citizens of canada migrating with little more than the clothes on their back to the united states. king a

according to investigators they are juliana luchkiw, 22, max rosen blum, 22, robert vineberg, 57 andt is without a doubt their arrests are not going to bring back this talented actor, long-time partner, father to three children. it could bring justice and could lock up these people that may have provided envelope upon envelope of the killer heroin that took his life. it is clear hoffmann was truly battling some inner demons. now, his secrets may actually be contained inside his personal journal. we've also learned that investigators found that journal in the search of his apartment. that journal and whatever is inside it could be a huge break in this case. cnn entertainment correspondent, michelle turner, joins me now. first off, what do we know about these people who have been arrested in connection with this case, nischelle? >> there are a lot of things that play here right now. first of all, the people that were arrested overnight. three men and a woman, they are going to be charged with various drug offenses. i do think it is really interesting that authorities have made it very

chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with details. >> bret, good evening.eland security official told fox news today the fbi reviewed these matters both times that this official received top security clearance at the pentagon and dhs. the individual in question is christian marrone, chief of staff at the department of homeland security. the washington times has published a series of reports on his role as the lead prosecution witness in the trial of his own father-in-law and former boss, a powerful state senator in pennsylvania named vinlsant fumo. a democrat, fumo served 4 1/2 years in prison after being convicted in march 2009 on 137 counts of conspiracy, fraud, and other charges. the times quotes from e-mails that surfaced at fumo's trial in which marrone appears to have proposed they launder a campaign contribution and propose they hire a private investigator, to quote/unquote snoop on ed rende rendell. jay johnson worked closely with marrone when both served under defense secretary robert gates who praised marrone in his memoir. none of this informatio