first up that is sidney blumenthal, a.k.a.rassi knowles, named that by rahm emanuel for his conspiracy theories. and let's get the next -- next slide. here is that new york times story that has everyone talking. recent activity for sidney blumenthal. drawing scrutiny to politics and business. this is sidney blumenthal e-mailing with hillary clinton and talking about libya, where he also had business dealings. that is shady, complicated and a little problematic. now, number three. boom. that is bill clinton. you know him. that is sidney blumenthal during the situation with monica lewinsky. working behind the scenes to impugn her reputation and earning him a pretty dark reputation in the process. now, let's get cheryl mills up a clinton advisor, a chief of staff, and clinton's 2008 general counsel, loyal to hillary clinton to a fault. number two, and here we go, her recent activity. she kept a tight rein on records. and number three. that is a picture of her in the 1990's, cheryl mills, when she was defending no in that impeachm

recent activity for sidney blumenthal.linton's friends memos on libya drawing scrutiny to politics and business. this is sidney blumenthal e-mailing with hillary clinton and talking about libya, where he also had business dealings. that is shady, complicated, and a little problematic. now, number three. boom. there it is. this is the 1990's. that is bill clinton. you know him. that is sidney blumenthal during the situation with monica lewinsky. sydney was working behind the scenes to impugn her reputation and earning him a pretty dark reputation in the process. now, let's get cheryl mills up, occupation, lawyer. a former clinton advisor, a chief of staff, and clinton's 2008 general counsel, loyal to hillary clinton to a fault. number two, and here we go, her recent activity. her state department's staff kept a tight rein on records. and number three. that is a picture of her in the 1990's, cheryl mills, when she was defending bill clinton in that impeachment investigation back on capitol hill, earning a reputation with rep

long-time confidant sidney blumenthal sent at least 25 memos to clinton on libya. and we learned from the "wall street journal" this week, that clinton's staff at the state department including the chief of staff, scrutinized and sometimes blocked the release of politically sensitive documents requested under the freedom of information about. for more, i'm joined by kim strassel, bill mcgurn, and journal contributor, jason riley. so kim, tell us what's the most important takeaway you get from this week's news? >> it's that sidney blumenthal appeared to be running state department business. in all kinds of ways that bring up some very big concerns. here's this man from her past. he is not only getting paid by the clinton foundation he's getting a salary from them. he's getting paid by outside groups helping set the path for hillary's presidential bid. he's advising a group that's trying to get business in libya. and he's -- >> this is private business. so this isn't u.s. official business. private business. >> yes. at the same time that he is putting things in mrs.

long time staffer sidney blumenthal sent at least 25 e-mails on libya. and we heard interest the "wall street journal" clinton's staff at the state department including chief of staff cheryl mills scrutinized and sometimes blocked the release of politically sensitive documents were questioned under the freedom of information action. for more i'm joined by kim strathal bill mcearn and jason reilly. >> kim, what is the most important takeaway you get from this week's news? >> it is that sidney blumenthal appeared to be running state department business or at least helping hillary clinton in a capacity nobody knew about. and in all kind of ways that bring up very big concerns. here is this man from her past. he is not only getting paid by the clinton foundation he is getting a salary from them. getting paid by outside groups that are helping set the path for hillary's presidential bid. he is advising a group that is trying to get business in libya. and he's -- >> private -- private business. not u.s. official. this is private business. >> private business y

she gets something from sidney blumenthal. it says it's sensitive. it's redacted. so that means the state department guys went through and used a black sharp pea and made sure there was not a response and if true we should pass on to the israeli. to me that is running an extra intelligent service through the state department who does not have a clearance and who was banned from working for the administration by president obama himself. that's a question that the white house should be asking. >> right. and you're right that the important question is because at the beginning of the obama administration the white house had hiring and firing if you will, power over who the team hillary clinton was putting together. sidney blumenthal because of past sparring matches with the obama folks, you're right, they blocked him. was this an enron and what was he doing with this sensitive information? what was hillary clinton, more importantly, doing? the bottom line is this is not about sidney blumenthal. it's about hillary clinton and her j

she gets something from sidney blumenthal. it says it's sensitive. it's redacted. so that means the state department guys went through and used a black sharp pea and made sure there was not a response and if true we should pass on to the israeli. to me, that is running an extra intelligent service through the state department who does not have a clearance and who was banned from working for the administration by president obama himself. that's a question that the white house should be asking. >> right. and you're right that the important question is because at the beginning of the obama administration, the white house had hiring and firing, if you will, power over who the team hillary clinton was putting together. sidney blumenthal because of past sparring matches with the obama folks, you're right, they blocked him. was this an enron and what was he doing with this sensitive information? what was hillary clinton, more importantly, doing? the bottom line is this is not about sidney blumenthal. it's about hillary clinton and he

she's getting it from a guy named sidney. what could go wrong?elieved sidney bloomenthal is a terrible creature. i'm convinced he has hooves. but the simple fact is i don't think that hillary got the idea from bloomenthal. i think hillary got the idea because it was a political strategy from the beginning. it was an administrationwide decision. bloomenthal said this wasn't a pre-planned attack. we also know the defense intelligence agency told her within four of this days that it was a pre-planned attack. they stayed on the original message, it was all about the video. that's how they wanted to frame this. it had nothing to do with the intelligence. >> penny, whose fault is it? if hillary clinton had intelligence from her buddy sidney and she knew this was al qaeda, why did she let the administration continue on with this narrative? is it president obama's fault? >> because she was secretary of state. president obama, it is his -- overall, he is the president of the united states and it is his team that was putting together what happened and asse

i belong believe that sidney blumenthal is a really terrible creature.ry got the idea from blumenthal. i think hillary got the idea because it was a political strategy from the beginning and it was an administration wide political strategy. the interesting thing to me is even blumenthal by the next day saying oh no no. it turns out that it was a pre-planned attack and we now know also that defense intelligence agency told her within four days of this it was preplanned and the guys stayed on the original message all about the video because they that's how to frame this and nothing to do with the intelligence. >> whose fault is it? hillary clinton with intelligence from the buddy sidney and the cia telling her that this is a preplanned attack and we knew she knew this is al qaeda, why didn't she speak up and let the administration continue on with the narrative? is it president obama's fault? >> because she was secretary of state and president obama -- it is his overall he is the president of the united states and it is his team that was putting together w

. >> reporter: the particular friend in question is sidney bloomenthal, who sent her private e-mailso she then passed on throughout the government. she didn't say today whether she was aware he had a business interest in the country. >> he sent me unsolicited e-mails, which i passed on. i'm going to keep talking to my old friends, whoever they are. >> reporter: on the iraq war an issue tripping up republicans, she made her regret clear. >> i know that there have been a lot of questions about iraq posed to candidates over the last weeks. i've made it very clear that i made a mistake, plain and simple. >> reporter: finally, she also said her wealth wouldn't make it more difficult to connect with voters. she reported last week that she and her husband have made $30 million since 2014. >> obviously, bill and i have been blessed and we're very grateful for the opportunities that we had, but we've never forgotten where we came from. >> reporter: it's that piece of her biography, her midwestern roots, raised near chicago, that she wants voters to remember. now, hillary clinton took question

particularly let's focus in on a couple dozen of these e-mails that are coming from sidney blumenthalde to both hillary clinton and also back in bill clinton's administration. what we see in the e-mails that "the new york times" got ahold of and describes is memos on -- and keeping in mind that at this point sidney blumenthal is not working for the state department. he's sort of outside advising hillary clinton and sending her memos about what's going on in libya, to her private e-mail which as we know the e-mails were stored on her private server. so these are memos about what's going on. hillary clinton takes them she forwards them to one of her top -- or really her top foreign policy aide jake sullivan who remains in the same position on her campaign as we speak. then they would be circulated as we understand from "the new york times" without any evidence that they were coming from sidney blumenthal. a couple key points "the times" zooms in on here. the day after the benghazi attacks, in blumenthal's memo, there's this prevailing theory that it was protesters who were demonstrating

take a look. >> can you explain your relationship as secretary of state with sidney blumenthal?here's a report out this morning that you exchanged several e-mails. >> i have many many old friends and i always think that it's important when you get into politics to have friends you had before you were in politics and to understand what is on their minds and he's been a friend of mine for a long time. he sent me unsolicited e-mails which i passed on in some instances, and i think that's part of the give and take. >> can you explain your relationship with sidney blumenthal? the question didn't even include libya. >> no. >> there was no attempt to sort of press her on the specifics. it's difficult on the road on the fly, but still. >> on the road on the fly, there's no time. but the media can still do its due diligence even though they can't corner her and get a long interview about this. there's not been a lot of in-depth coverage. the question is as these e-mails come out piecemeal over time is the media going to keep looking into the e-mails that come out or are they going to dro

shady would be a kind description of sidney blumenthal. there are two things about the clintons now. one, they like people who work in the dark. they like that. and they like loyalty. he has been loyal to her and they like the masters of the dark arts. they have an insatiable appetite for that. they will never lose sidney. mark: he is someone who has been loyal to them. in this case, a lot of democrats. a lot of democrats who distrusted him before look at what he did in peddling stuff about libya, which was in line with his business interests. he's not only one who did it. there are plenty of people who talk to governments of parties -- of both parties without business interests. this is bad news. but she stood by him absolutely. the question that was not asked, did you know he had interest? because if she knew before that he was sharing information, bad. if he was sending those e-mails, she should cut him off. john: this question was not well asked. mark: we went over. john: oh geez. incoming, question number three. hillary, you're in the

and one being the day after where sidney suggest he has some information and the day after sidney blumenthal says in a memo i have more information suggesting it was a terror attack al-qaeda might have been involved, it was planned. but hilary clinton went to andrews airforce base and told the public this was relation to an internet video and those demonstrations. the republicans on the committee say they have not finished their investigation because the state department has been dragging their feet. the state department denies this. >> they have not moved one aisle of this. our request is to listen give us the documents and let us finish the report. >> we will release the first set we said we would release. >> reporter: bottom line that means any moment now we are expecting today that these e-mails about benghazi and libya will be released officially by the state department. important to note that is just a small portion of hilary clinton's official e-mail as secretary of state. she turned over 55,000 pages to the state department they are going through. this is one sliver. so there will be

she got this in a definitive way from sidney. according to "new york times" she sent it out to key officials. the next day she did what? >> september 14 she went to andrews airport base with president obama and said this was an internet -- this is where they were -- >> she got updated information are from sidney saying this was internet video. >> right. that's when the four american who is had been killed in the attacks, their coffins came back to andrews. in the remarks to the american people hillary clinton said this was inspired by the internet video. i think in fairness i went back to the day before. blumenthal gave two theories on two days. >> what was the last thing he gave her? >> that we think this was planned. we think it was a terror attack. absolutely right about that. >> if you're secretary of state and relying on this guy. he's your eyes and rearears in libya. why wouldn't you mention both? >> i agree with you. all i'm saying is you have to acknowledge in real time in those days there were two theories that emerged.

she trusted sidney blumenthal. this is one of her blind spots, i can't explain it. she has always had him around, and he causes problems, and i think this was a problematic relationship but nothing illegal happened -- >> you just used the phrase "bad judgment." at the very least you admit bad judgment and at the very least you admit coincidences here -- >> a coincidence isn't any -- >> no, no, a series of coincidences, a series of them means lot to a lot of people when we're trying to dodd if this person -- to decided the person should be in charge of the country. >> you don't judge people on coincidences. >> if there's enough of 'em i do. people have gone to prison for enough -- >> no, they're not. people do not -- >> there are really two different issues because there's the criminality side -- >> yeah, but we'll never be able to prove that. >> we don't know that though. >> no. i'm hoping it'll be investigated, what melissa just brought up. i want them to investigate it. i don't think it would be whole hearted on the obama administration, but do we have to act dumb

♪ >> sidney jones is a's income mother with a four-year-old child.he has to make tough choices every week since she has to make ends meet on a minimum wage job. she says $15,000 isn't enough to get by >>. >>-- enough to get by. >> i have to decide to be late on a bill if ia want to buy my son a pack of new underwear -- i f i want to buy my son a pack of new underwear. >> sidney is not alone. 3.3 million americans make minimum wage or below. that is 2.6% of all u.s. workers . most minimum-wage workers are employed in food service, retail sales, or personal care such as day care. rose marie makes minimum wage as a custodian. >> we pay our bills and housing and stuff like that. we cannot do that on minimum wage. food stamps. why do you need that? because you have got to eat. you do not have enough to feed yourself and your bills. >> the question on raising the minimum wage to maybe $10.10 an hour would provide a little over $21,000 a year if individual works 40 hours per week. it has been six years since the minimum wage was raised. some in congress say

and we begin with e-mail sent hillary clinton by her longtime confident sidney blumenthal.rizing a memo two days after the september 11 2012 benghazi attack. the attack was carried out why the militant group and libyan security officials believe the group took advantage of covert provided by demonstrations against the internet videos seen as insulting to the prophet mohammed to conduct it. clinton told an advisor in response that we should get this around asap. and despite that guidance, susan rice would go on several television programs to claim those attacks were spontaneous and links to protest over the anti-islam video. joining us tonight is "the new york times" best-selling author peter sweitzer and the untold story about how and why foreign governments and businesses helped to make ill and hillary rich. it's good to have you with us and congratulations on the book. the firestorm that has resulted, i am sure that you could not anticipate the firestorm that it is. worsening today with the revelation that sidney blumenthal had advised then secretary clinton that benghazi

secondly sidney is a very substantive person.he is not just a political advisor. he's a very smart guy and he knows a lot about policy. number three, i think if this is what the republicans have and they go down this road they're not going to get anywhere. we've been going through this for a month and a half and at this point hillary clinton hasn't been hurt at all. she's leading republicans by pretty good margins. they've been doing this for 23 years to the clintons. how's it worked out? >> well, matt schlepp, is this the smoking gun? >> there probably was interesting information and we're never going to read it. most likely the state where we're not going to learn something that's dramatic or smoking gun. but it goes down to the main facts. congress investigated this two, three, four times and we never knew about an e-mail server and this investigation with terry, we found out about a server. found out there's lots of e-mails and deleted a lot of e-mails. until hillary clinton puts all this on the table and i think she said she

sidney blumenthal, really? did was the proper thing to do, was to vet it through her staff. and she relied on the advice of her staff, not the advice of sidney blumenthal. she can't help sometimes what is incoming. what you can do is how you react to it, and what she did was the proper thing. vet it through the possible right forums and to see -- >> i doubt many voters know who sid blumenthal is but what i do know is a lot of voters see headlines for instance that allies of isis are sort of filling the void that's been left in libya. and i know that in these hillary e-mails are e-mails saying hillary clinton is the face of libya, we've positioned you as the face of american action there. we know in hillary clinton's record back at the beginning of the iraq war she voted to authorize regime change in the middle east that sort of led to a vacuum that has led to the situation we're seeing now. and in libya she was the face of libya which has led to a vacuum after regime change that leads people to feel fairly unsa

bbc news, sidney. katty: president john f. kennedy's ambition to put a man on the moon was a big part of his legacy. less well-known is how his administration used nasa as a change in the civil rights moment. it's an often forgotten history. it profiles some of the first african-americans in the space program and the lasting impact of their work, a book. so richard, the story is fascinating. i had no idea nasa was in the push for desegregation. why nasa? >> well, it all happened because president kennedy was forced into two things that he had never talked about on the campaign front. never talked about space and he never talked about civil rights but there was a consummate of circumstances over five weeks that evolved that pegs and first russian and space, first american in space and the freedom rides that all came together to force president kennedy to take action on outer space, which he didn't want to do and to take action on civil rights. and because of the president's push to put a man on the moon, nasa and its contractor

>> the solution to being in a bubble to sis to talk to an old friend like sidney blumenthal. the question really is did her friend, mr. blumenthal have business in libya? that's part of the question that we want answered. also whenever libya comes up in this campaign it's got to be ruinous on hillary because we went into this war of choice that created a fail state in the middle of africa. >> look sidney blumenthal for a good reason was not allowed to work for the state department was lobbying his friend in the state department. that's an obvious conflict of interest. she talks about this bubble and how she wants to reach out to people outside the bubble. >> unsolicited e-mails. >> right. we'll find out if that's true. she's been in public life since 1978. she had to go way back to find a friend before she was a politician. >> charles? >> what struck me was the fact that he was not only a friend he was getting paid by the clinton foundation. he was a hire. when you're a friend of the clinton, you join the business. the business is clinton inc. there's no distinction between t

sidney blumenthal was not an employee of clinton's state department, instead working for the clintoness associates he was advising as they sought to win contracts from the libyan transitional government. >> all right. so sidney blumenthal was trying to make money from libya and so his business associates that wanted to make money from libya were giving him information. >> or maybe -- >> and "the times" is reporting he sent that on to the secretary of state. >> maybe she had insight that was useful. clinton appeared to take blumenthal blumenthal's advice seriously, forwarding memos to top officials. >> well, let's go to washington right now "new york times" reporter who broke this story the always -- he's just a troublemaker. >> michael. >> michael schmidt. we were -- a lot of people reading the story this morning and talking about how she was passing along this advice to top people in the state department despite the fact they kept telling her what genuinely bad advice it was. tell us about it. >> what would happen is she would take blumenthal's memos, write him back, say, thanks, ap

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sidney blumenthal really? >> what she did was the proper thing to do vet it through her staff.sometimes what is incoming. what you can do is how you react to it and what she did was the proper thing. vet it through the possible right forums and to see -- >> i doubt many voters know who sid blumenthal is but whey do know is a lot of voters see headlines that allies of isis are sort of filling the void that's been left in lydia. i know in the hillary e-mails, there is e-mails saying hillary clinton is the face of libya. we've positioned you as the face of american action. we know in her record at the beginning of the iraq war, she voted to authorize regime change in the middle east that sort of led to a vacuum that has led to the situation we're seeing now, and in libya she was the face of libya which led to a vac sum after regime change that leads people to feel fairly unsafe. that's the stuff voters are going to be caring about and making their judgments about, whether she's somebody who is capable of being the commander in chief. >> not to look into the future chris, but do yo

bush and sidney blumenthal. this election cycle is going to be all about relitigating the past and the predilections in terms of conspiracy theories about the other side. are there any undecided voters at this point? >> william faulkner. >> faulkner quote. >> it isn't even past. i feel like every day of my life is that. you know at some level, any race that has hillary clinton in it or anyone with the last name clinton is probably a 47 one side, maybe higher 48 for her, against her, and 4% or 5% in the middle. you put a bush on the other side and now you're talking about 2% 3% undecided. i don't know that jeb bush is going to be the republican nominee but if he is you're talking about an election in which 98% of people made up their minds six months before the vote happens. >> you're talking about an election when we're going to see the video of the shoe getting thrown at george bush a lot and talking about monica lewinsky. remind the worst moments. get excited everybody. thank you all for your time and thoughts

on the issue of the e-mails from sidney blumenthal.hink it shows that hillary clinton, as was pointed out in that article values loyalty sometimes above everything else. she also values getting information from a wide array of sources. and she at the end, you know does the checks and balances on this. we see in the e-mails that she doesn't actually forward everything that mr. blumenthal sent to her to all wise hands at the state department to get their input on the information she got from mr. blumenthal. >> i'm curious how you interpret that. the blumenthal case is interesting to me. first of all, there's the simple fact the obama administration didn't want this guy working at the state department. now we find out -- it appears from these e-mails he was able to pass information to hillary clinton and she circulates it throughout the top officials. sidney blumenthal is working for the clinton family foundation, in business with entrepreneurs who wanted to do business in libya. does this race questions? >> certainly. i think the busines

jonah, who is sidney blumenthal. refresh our minds about his relationship with the clinton family. you hear hillary clinton say i like to took you my old he friends, on get out of my bubble which is nonsense. he's a political mercenary could could be placed as an advisor to a prince. he's a hatchet man for the children tons, they use him as a political tool when he was allegedly an objective reporter. there is a reason why the obama administration refused to let clinton hire this guy. he's a very sketchy guy. bill: isn't he the one when president obama said keep blumenthal fare, faraway. you go back to aristotle on the need to keep vipers faraway. bill: how has he earned that opinion you are offering. >> for all sorts of reasons. go back to the monica lewinsky mess. he went around flying reporters lying could columnists at the "new york times" and others about what he was asked by the grand jury. when the transcripts came out it turns out none of the questions he claims was asked were actually asked of him. he said monica lewinsky a was the stalker who attacked bill clinton. he ped

all of this one day after she tried to downplay the sidney blumenthal's influence. we began with the many profound foreign policy challenges facing this country and examine whether the great threats facing the nation are made worse by a president who at times seems to have utterly lost its way. joining us now is k.t. mcfarland. it's good to have you here. >> it's good to be here. lou: now the subject of two speeches over the past 12 months to a military academy as the president warns the islamic state and the annexation of crimea and the challenges in the south china sea. >> it is his get out of jail free card. if he talks about global warming, he doesn't have to talk about the other things. because all of the things are not as going badly but really badly. and why is north korea -- why is that a big deal? because he put it on top of a big missile and that has the ability then to reach the united states. iran nuclear weapons program the supreme leader said basically you will not be able to verify this deal and he probably won't be able to enforce it yet the obama ad

high school student sidney corkran is to his left. >> it was a great vibe. everyone was just being nice and cheering them on like, you can do it, keep going. >> dzokhar stops behind several families with small children, including the richards, with 11-year-old henry, 6 jeerld jane and 12-year-old martin. and now dzokhar raises a phone to his ear. the plan is now in motion. >> what the hell was that? >> tamerlan detonates the first bomb. >> oh, my god, something blew up. >> in the ensuing chaos, dzokhar walks quickly away from his backpack. he leaves it on the ground, right near 8-year-old martin richard. behind the richards in a blue sweater is 23-year-old lingzi lieu. >> she walked into frame just before the bomb goes off. you see he turn to look toward the finish line where the first bomb went off and then you see her continuing to walk across the frame and then the second bomb goes off. >> the blast levels spectators and separates families. >> my mind always goes to the richard family. bill richard who saw the first bomb go off and thought i need to get m

on the attack centering pass out to sidney larue. her shot is stopped. watch it again. look here but could not cash in. we would stay scoreless. extra time great chance for south korea here. but hope solo making the diving save. this one ends in a scoreless draw. next up for team usa, the world cup which they will kick off june 8th against australia. busy day in soccer. also the spirit won today against portland 2-1. >> all right. thank so you much. >>> well we want to revisit our top story. >> we now return to a brand-new episode of "school house rock!" >> boy, you really have to climb a lot of steps to get to this capitol building in washington, d.c. say, what's that piece of paper doing here? >> oh, you mean me? i'll tell you who i am.

one of her friends sidney blumenthal all of a sudden in the news once again.f us who have covered the clintons for years, sydney blumenthal no stranger obviously. here's what she said yesterday about the exchanges she had with sidney blumenthal while she was secretary of state. >> he's been a friend of mine for a long time. he sent me unsew his litted e-mails which i passed on in some instances and i see that that's just part of the give and take. when you're in the public eye and official position you have to work to make sure you're not caught in a bubble and only hear from a certain small group of people and i'm going to keep talking to my old friends, whoever they. along. and also he's determined

somebody like sidney blumenthal he is a commute washington guy. what you hear about the clintons is their loyalty is to folks in their circles but in this case it is coming back to bite them and you have seen conservatives picking this up and in terms of the circles, whether it is the clinton foundation or the clinton white house and the secretary of state and all of this swirl of scandal that conservatives are trying to pick up but if you look at the polls it hasn't stuck to clinton yet. >> here is the thing about blumenthal he wanted a job in the state department. she wanted him to have a job in the state department. and the obama people said no way. they didn't like him because he had been so partisan in the campaign and they kind of blocked him. and so he still had an open line to hillary clinton even though he didn't officially work for her. >> and it sort of -- raises hup and trust -- trust hillary clinton and think about the questionable dealings this plays into the narrative. >> it z. and that is why trey gowdy, investigating benghazi has

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sidney fell to a fresh three-month low, and it was a one month low. indonesia down .7%. >>> drones are in the sights of u.s. egg layregulators. they will begin testing long-range drones. >> the federal aviation administration announced it at a trade show. saying they conduct test flights that will take drones beyond the range of operators. they fly over vast areas to conduct such tasks as crop inspection. tv networks are key to use them in urban areas to shoot foot amg for their news reports. in their draft regulations in february, the faa says they must fly in a range where they can be seen by their operators. and they ban nighttime flights and routes that go above people but it triggered protests from business operators. they say they will draw up regulatory plan that reflects the test results. >>> one of tokyo's largest night life districts just got a new look due to the opening of a large scale retail and dining complex. now loc business owners are hoping to take advantage of that debut by making even bigger changes. >> the center of attention is

(sidney guilaroff) they don't match the crowd at all they don't even come close.vies to get away from everyday life. there was an illusion about what they saw on the screen, and that was very nice then, that distinguished them. nobody really looks like the kinds of movie stars that become stars. no one looks like that. the women are drag queens, female female-impersonators. they have to get in drag too. everybody has to get in drag to be a movie star some kind of drag. tough-guy drag. because no one is really like that. tell me... don't, chip. don't what? i don't want to die. if i have to die i'm going to die last. you may need me and this winchester, curly. i'll make it worth your while. a few tiny people have what it takes to get there. but then you have to go that extra level to make them a movie star. you don't see these people walking to the drug store, and the ones that you do aren't stars, they're actors. a star in the old days was someone taken by a studio, trained, processed. the studio had its feelers out at all times and whenever information came in the

light shows artists and interactive exhibitions will illuminate sidney through june 8th.'s one of the cities that i get to go to in terms of on my bucket list from around the world. >> really. can't just get there like in a couple minutes. but it will be cooler than average to start the week. that's not the big news. the big news some chances of rain not only into tomorrow, but this time new forecast models are pointing toward an interesting end of the work week. i'll explain in a moment. live doppler 7hd. we are looking at sunshine, despite the delays at sfo concord and livermore this morning. otherwise it's partly cloudy skies as you head out for sunday. take a look at this weather system. it's going to weaken. it's an area of low pressure and a cold front that will head up to northern california, but it keeps us in a cool sector, cloudier skies a stronger on shore push and widespread drizzle into tomorrow. this is interesting. this is a hurricane, andre a category 2, 105 miles an hour and it's point to go weakening in the pacific. but looks like it's going to be picked

out too slowly from the state department is a basis to organize the appearance of key figure like sidney blumenthal or secretary clinton herself. without the paper trail, they find it difficult to organize how they'll make the most of the appearance from their point of view. when we first heard may 18th might be the earliest date that was not locked in. when there was no follow up on a time frame still not locked in. now we're hearing blumenthal is expected to be questioned over the next several weeks and lingering frustration bubbling up as the "new york times" is getting possession of some of the e-mails. the state department is saying there's an imminent release of first rolling e-mails. they want a chance to review that, plan their strategy make the most out of whatever appearance in the one day hillary clinton suggested through her attorney would be willing to give the committee. luke is this. >> ruth, i'm very interested in this sort of pattern of e-mails you have from blumenthal. right after the attacks, blumenthal says intelligence sources on the ground say this was directly rela

. >> i want to pick up on sidney blumenthal there were some interesting e-mails that came out and most involved sidney a clinton political operative, so controversial that the clinton -- obama white house banned clinton from hiring him as an aide in her state department. on september 13th 2012 two days after benghazi blumen thal sent clinton an e-mail making these points the attack had been led by an sar al sharia and said we should get this around asap and the next day here's what's clinton had to say to the families of the four victims at andrews air force base and to the nation. here she is. >> we've seen the heavy assault on our post in benghazi that took the lives of those brave men. we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. >> susan, despite blumenthal's e-mail and more importantly a lot of opinion from both the military and africomm and intelligence community, there she is three days after benghazi still pushing the narrative that it was all about the video. >> which now we know was not the case and m

. >>> this is like a is up sidney. >>> acts like a tax on everything that we sell, not just to chinapan, and every country. >>> that's not in there. >>> if we eliminated it, we could create 2 and almost 6 million jobs in the united states, and, president barak obama has refused to put that on the table and other countries, like japan and singapore , and some of them standing in the wings, also, are engaged in this practice. this is something that's hurting us. >>> as we move forward we'll have to have you back, this is not over. the debate continues. >>> robert scott, and, wilson center, thanks for joining me. i'll be back in a minute. hard to see gains and, easy to see losses. have you heard all you need to in order to understand it? >>> how about your job? >>> send us your thoughts on twitter and inside story. you can always visit our facebook page and exchange views, we want to know what you think . >> on hard earned, down but not out, >> i'm in recovery i've been in recovery for 23 years... >> last shot at a better life... >> this is the one... this is the one... >> we haven't go

she said a man on the way to sidney continued to kick the back of her seat and took off his shoes.rote, "it was so nice of you to take off your shoes and it was small space but you stuck it as close to my face as you possibly could. your kindness moves me." >>> all right. more warriors coverage live ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. . >>> and good evening. geraud coming to you live from oracle arena. and they lifted the warriors to their seventh playoff win, almost half way to that magical number tat would mean an nba title down the road. and the home town crowd in full effect here at oracle. time lining down and dribbling and drills. the recap of the warri

sidney failed to rebound from its three month low. the s&p/asx 200 index end ad touch lower at 5634. the index shed about 3% on the week. in other markets in asia-pacific region, seoul was down 2.6%. philippines composite ended down by almost .7 of 1%. indonesia was up by .6 of a percent. >>> consoles and software are selling better overseas for nintendo. the company has announced its first profit in four years. nintendo officials say the firm posted an operating profit of about $206 million for the business year that ended in march. they say the weaker japanese currency helped boost profits on the sale of the home video console and game software in the u.s. and europe. overall sales fell 3.8% in yen terms from the previous business year to nearly $4.6 billion. officials say that's because sales of the 3-ds game console were lower than expected. >>> japanese telecom operators softbank is taking a stake inia ma da. official -- in yamada. softbank will buy a 5% stake in yamada. softbank officials hope to improve their sluggish sales. ya

sidney blumenthal, because of past sparring matches with obama folks and so forth, they blocked him. was this an end run? what was he doing with this sensitive information? as you say, what was hillary clinton, more importantly, doing? the bottom line is this is not about sidney blumenthal, it's about hillary clinton and her judgment as secretary of state. >> hang in for one second, ed. you know the ad released during the 2008 campaign, the sleeping child, the phone is ringing? was it meant to ding president obama for his lack of experience. while serving as his secretary of state, hillary clinton seems to hold the same doubts about the future president's ability in a crisis. this is weeks after the benghazi attack. quote, benghazi was obama's 3:00 a.m. call. check out hillary's instructions. please print. ed, if there's any question about hillary clinton and president obama and animosity that we've been talking about for the better part of five or six years, that certainly clears that up, doesn't it? >> i would caution, though, that she's saying print it out. let's read it. is that