even people who like the clinton s sometimes worry about the influence of both of them, for differenteasons. mark: here is the danger for them. if the story about cheryl mills is right, and if the new york times article is right about sidney blumenthal, and they both seem to be well researched -- seem to be solidly reported stories look at what they have , alleged to have done. a lot of democrats look at this and say, you know what, they should not have done that. john: these are the kinds of people and things the obama people rightly or wrongly hold themselves as being morally superior to, these kinds of people being dragged into the spotlight, will exacerbate some of that sniping going on in the party and it will not be helpful in the party going forward. mark: what is going on in the minds of the young people who support clinton who are familiar with history, and you can get grabbed into something. all right, we will have more on hillary clinton when we look at our i will focus group after the -- our iowa focus group but before that break, everyone will be watching david letterman'

which democrat will soundtand up for the clinton's? s? nancy pelosi. y pelois: i believe thereir participation increased the take and it is for a good cause as well. everyone benefited from it. no question, it raises questions have to answer. john: ouch. with friends like that who needs enemies? which of these three developments are the most ominous for hillary and bill clinton? mark: in 2008, nancy pelosi was often not the most supportive of democrats hillaryfor hillary clinton. in both cases, you have people speaking out and being critical of the clintons and not helping them in a way that is ominous because if people are not afraid to say what they think and what they know about the clintons' past practices, they will have a tough time emerging from the general election campaign. john: i think it is unequivocally the third story. everybody looks at the clinton foundation -- the thing with the charity is sort of shocking. the fact that nancy pelosi is not being more robust in the defense of the clintons. she is a canary in the coal mine. if other demo

the 1990's. mark: of all of these things, which is actually the worst news for hillary clinton?ohn: i have been tough on the clintons, on the e-mail thing and the foundation thing, and i think those are lingering problems. i think ernie sanders and what he represents is actually the biggest problem for her. she is hot right now, he will never be the nominee or the president, but she represents -- to have a challenge to her and discomfort with everything she stands for. that is a problem that is going to make this nomination fight harder and more complicated for her. mark: i will say that the worst thing today was bill clinton's performance. he is continued to talk about issues in a way that is not putting the things to rest. it is spooking some clinton supporters who say yeah, he is in africa, but we are going to get through this stuff. we need the bill clinton magic to be out there talking owls down for the trees, and for the second straight time, he is not doing it. john: bill clinton is not going to be on his best form where he is line. -- he is lying. he admitted he had not

she was involved in the whitewater investigation and the public jones lawsuit against president clinton in the 1990's. [applause] susan webber wright: thank you for the nice introduction. congratulations to all of you law students who are now law graduates. congratulations to the many family members and friends who helped you get where you are today. i know there has been much sacrifice and much joy as a result of today. this school has produced numerous outstanding lawyers some of whom are here today. many are prominent members of the bar and our community. you can be proud of your institutions and proud of yourselves. soon, you will be taking the bar exam and please accept my best wishes for your success on that exam. you will become licensed attorneys who will be sworn in by judges to be members of the bar. the attorneys of in our court includes a promise to support and defend the constitution of the united states. today, instead of focusing on the typical graduation topics of professionalism and ethics and our associations, i want to focus on the unique role lawyers play in our constitutional for

she was involved in the whitewater investigation and the public jones lawsuit against president clinton in the 1990's. [applause] susan webber wright: thank you for the nice introduction. congratulations to all of you law students who are now law graduates.

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'sthat is bill clinton. you know him. that is sidney blumenthal during clinton's impeachment 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, there she is. occupation, lawyer. a former clinton advisor, a chief of staff, and clinton's 2008 general counsel, loyal to hillary clinton to a fault. smart and speaks honestly. number two, and here we go, her recent activity. hillary clinton's state department 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 republicans for that. mark, tell me. these are characters both of some controversy, so are they net positive or net negative for her? mark: cheryl mills is a top advisor, and sidney blumenthal also. they have been through controversies an

the white house has moved to cut off certain supplies to local departments rc s departments. >>> and a new development in the clinton e-mail back and forth that could give the public a look at the former secretary's correspondents. >>> a very goed tuesday morning to you. kind of that live look outside, looking at the embarcadero this morning. nice start to our tuesday morning. cool start as well. we'll check the forecast in a moment. >>> a clear message from the white house to law enforcement agencies. rethink your tactics. president obama yesterday stopped federal distribution of heavy military equipment to police and sheriff departments. that includes armored vehicles, powerful weaponry, and weaponized aircraft. some say it will put local law enforcement at a disadvantage. others call it a welcome change. >> if we show the community that we're an occupying army, it's going to engender distrust, resentment, all of those things. >> the president's executive order is effective immediately. the program has transferred more than the $4 billion in military equipment since it began in 1997. >>> it is a victory for free s

the bottom. they are not entitled to anything. they have come in with humility. rebecca: lea to listen. i think one reason hiller -- llary clinton won kudos in the senate because republicans and democrats said sing and not talking. follow that model? marissa: absololutely. you have twowo ears and one mouth. use them in that proportion. rebecca: embrace the office culture. you say y is a good one. you lost your r mom ththis past ar. it is mother's day weekend. i asked the best advice your mother gave you. marissa: don't let anyone else ever determine your work. know what you are worth and ask for i it. hing recently that said when younow you're on lf-worth, your net worth goes up. rebecccca: it is easy for us to say statay humble andnd be open to other things, and then flip t to demand your worth. a: if your entry level, be realistic about at you're woworth is. recca: as you move up in the company, don't be afraid to say have performed at this level. you had too thatat with your boss. you had to form your own company. it worked ouout. marissa: there are things people can do to figure out there worth. ere are places you can go.o. you can sesee what people are playing -- paying any education bas

the detentions facility started in the 1990's at guantanamo by the clinton administration. host: from mississippi, independent line. caller: thank you. i have listened to the guest explain about prisoners of war and declarations, but i am still unclear, and please, help me understand why there is no declaration of war? host: getting a little bit of feedback and i'm going to cut you off but we got the essence of the question. why no declaration of war? it looks a congress is not going to give the president the authority he is asking for. guest: right. and i don't want to put all your viewers back to sleep on this beautiful sunday morning in washington but it is a fact that we declared war last time we declared war was world war ii and since then, with the exception of vietnam, every major conference we have engaged in we have had an authorization for use of military force since world war ii. that is because international law has changed. international law has changed and the declarations of war would not cover non--state actors. in other words, people not fighting on the beh

clinton is calling for guaranteed leave in a new mother's day video. the clip has been viewed more than 26,000 times. clinton tied the family leave to middle-class struggles. >> at a time that s exciting and joyful i see so many women who are just distraught. they have to immediately go back to work. they don't know how they're going to manage. >> clinton says there's more the country can do to make life easier on families. it's a message clinton's campaign likely wants women voters to hear. their support is seen as critical in the 2016 election. aaron? >>> right now, the application period is open to add new sports for the 2020 summer olympics. those games are being held in tokyo, japan. baseball and softball are considered favorites to be brought back to the games. both sports, of course are big in japan. other possibilities? squash karate cricket as well. we'll find out which sports made the short list coming up in june. can chuck? >> i'm pulling for karate myself mostly. outside we have plenty of clouds out there but they have not really inhibit it had warmup much. temperatures are close to 08 in and around town and there are breaks of sunlight getting through a mostly cl

college park to central parts of the district, old town alexandria clinton, brandywine in the next half hour or so. nothing severe, but very heavy rain. 87 tomorrow, middle 70'ssday. the holiday weekend, drive for about two thirds of it. alison: thank you. >>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- mariah carey and from "san andreas", alexandra daddario with cleto and the cletones, now, just relax, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi everyone. thank you for wa

gwen: when you hear hillary clinton talking about inequality and the difficulty of the economy, she's actually repudiating the 1990'swhen her husband was president. does that make a difficult tread for her to walk? >> her relationship with bill clinton is almost as complicated as her relationship with barack obama. gwen: or with us actually. >> both of the parties right now are engaging in nomination fights that are defining their party and among republicans you see lots of different versions of what kind of party we want to be. among democrats we just have hillary clinton. she's trying to figure out what kind of a democrat she's going to be. she has this tendency to embrace the parts to have clinton era that everybody likes and likes to remember, like peace and prosperity but you know, i think that on nastya -- gwen: we don't have time for it, though. >> that is one issue from bernie sanders and hillary clinton differ, on trade policy. gwen: we can talk about that in the podcast because we have to go. but we'll get to it online. you'll find our "washington week" webcast. we'll preview next week's show and talk a li

>> the state department released close to 300 pails se-mails from from hillary clinton relate odd to the attack on the u.s. facility this is benghazi. those attacks left four people dead. the pails see mails talk about possible arrests. campaigning today in new hampshire clinton said she's glad they are coming out. >> those releases are beginning. i want people to be able to see all of them. >> we'll have more at 5:00. >> president obama is stressing his support for israel. today he spoke at a synagogue in d.c. the president said america supports its allies despite policy differences. israel is against. for political leaders to unite against antisemitism. ♪ ♪ the land of the free ♪ >>> vice president joe biden delivered the commencement address of the naval academy in maryland advising graduates to focus on peace in the south china sea. he honored a midshipman who died last week in port richmond in the ap track derailment saying jus tip ze m srks-- justin zemse r wonderful made a great navy s.e.a.l. >> u.s. secretary of education arnie duncan joined mayor duncan at the linebacker ray in mantua to discuss summer enrichment and job opportunities for young people. school superintende

clear shot the at clintons and the bushes and wall street, maryland governor martin o'malley is running for president. the democrat said he is fighting for the poor and middle class. news 4's derek ward was in baltimore for the rally. >> today to all who can hear my voice, i declare i am a candidate for president of the united states. >> the declaration was met with enthusiasm. o'malley chose the city that put him on the political map as a two-term mayor in which the state went to announce his most ambitious effort yet a run for the white house. it am cans at a time in which he said realization of the american dream is at the most precarious. >> that is the urging calling for us to rebuild the american dream now. >> blaming them and turned to a land of inequality. >> tell me how you can get pulled over for having a broken tail light but if you wreck the nation's economy you are untouchable. >> zero tolerance practices put in place while he was mayor. they blame the policies for the police custody killing and he said there was a broader issue at hand. >> extreme poverty breed conditions of violence. # he sought to end things on a positive note which will carry him from the

and locations will want to lower misfit '70s for the weekend the memorial day monday amid the upper '70's. clinton of sunshine. clouds continue to stick around for parts of the coast. temperatures will only warmup in the upper fifties around 60. was the cloudy at the beaches. and the rest of it plans more sixties around 70. and would not to some clout disguise and some thought earlier you could see a little bit the south harbaugh barely seen other right now and visibility will be reduced because of pettifog and also see some drizzle this morning as of right now 50 across the area. some of the door damages continue to stick around a. and we won't warm up till the lunch hour because temperatures will start up in the upper 50s. alba sunshine light and warm up a little bit faster and. and locations of mid-60s by lunch hour., with plenty of sunshine upper 60s by the afternoon east bay valley locations and parts of a soft bed when area dealing with clause covers the coast in daytime only upper 50s because of a cloud cover. nine east bay shoreline hears it what you can expect daytime highs upper 50s lowe

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just at the end of the clinton administration when you are leaving office and then unfortunately the world changed in the 2,000's. a lot of defense spending and preoccupations and the financial crisis. the kind of investments we need to make heaven been done. this is so important to the future of the country and i'm part of the us competitiveness project. we really care about making sure america is strong and the american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be that we are once again leaders in the world. i put aside what i thought was my leadership. then it was interesting that i ended up concluding it is all about leadership. many of the details but it's all about leadership in the leadership for innovation, collaboration big vision is as important as the engineering. we have the technical skill in america and the technology we leave the world. we just aren't always applying our strength. leaders need to step up. i started out saying the sorry state of our infrastructure but there are many reasons for hope. we see many great projects. enough public agitation and discussion. we ca

democrat president i think you will see them online with technology, much like president clinton did in the 1990'sjobs created, gdp and economic growth over 50%, that was powered in part by the internet age. the digital age has the same opportunity. our job is to make sure each of the government -- stephanie: you seem to know a lot of answers that may be a political official would know? cory: there is a senate seat in california that might be open for he soon, right? are you interested? john chambers: candidly no. i like getting things done. i would be honored to be an advisor to whichever president wins. i enjoy very much interfacing with cats and republicans. -- democrats and republicans. stephanie: i'm afraid if you like getting things done, a future in politics is not for you. cory: can we just say what a great job you have done getting things done the last 20 years? what a terrific job. congratulations. stephanie: congratulations. cisco is lucky to have you. john chambers, chairman of cisco. cory: investors are going to blame central banks. stephanie: we have david einhorn. he does not just d

. >> what were the stories of people from your class in port clinton verses the storeies that happen now? >> america in the 1950's wasn't an ideal place. there was lots of injustice and inequality and that was true for the few black kids in town and women in that era faced discrimination once out of high school. so there was gender and racial inequality. but in class terms it was a remarkable egalitarian time and place and that is not just seeing the past through gold colored lenses. we went back and talked to basically all of my surviving classmates from the class of 1969. it was a modest town growing up. no body very rich no body very poor almost half of the parents in my graduate class had not finished high school. 80 percent of us did better than our parents in education and income and so on. we had a remarkable upward climb as many of my classmates said when we talked to them we didn't know it but actually in fact we were rich and didn't know it. we were rich in social support from our parents and community and so on. there were two black kids in my graduating class. they faced serious racism described in th

have been putting forth a vision just at the end of the clinton administration when you are leaving office. unfortunately the world changed in the 2000's. we have a lot of defense spending. we have a lot of other preoccupations and a financial crisis so we haven't made the kinds of investments we need to make. so i thought this is so important to the future of the country and i'm i am part of the u.s. competitiveness project at harvard business school. we really care about making sure that america is strong and also the american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be. they were once again leaders in the world so i've put aside what i thought was my leadership book to write this and then it was really interesting that i ended up concluding it is all about leadership. there are many other details but it's all about leadership and the leadership for innovation and collaboration the visions is as important as the engineering. thisthis is a technical issue. we could do this. we have the technical skills in america and in fact and technology we lead the world. it's just that we are not always applying our own

the "national journal"'s ron fournier writing quote, i don't believe hillary rodham clinton says she trol over the release of state department emails. i don't believe her because a person's actions are more revealing than words. i don't believe her because i covered clintons since the 1980s and know how dedicated they are to telling the truth slowly. andrea clintons, if their lips are moving they're not on truth serum like the song, write. >> if your lips are moving you're lying? okay. credibility gap, not only did she not address it, she made it worse. that was not a press conference. if i were advising her i would say you know what? never talk to the media again. she really doesn't have to. she has this high approval rating among democrats i'm being serious. i would tell her no press conferences for you. do not take anymore questions because she is terrible at it. kimberly she lied i don't know how many times in that press conference yesterday, multiple times. she has control over her emails. she deleted thousands of them. she could have turned over the server. now a war between the

look at that city, we begin learning there have been so many of these agreements also the late 1990's under clinton found the department of justice was in cleveland. they were in new orleans, which is currently under a new consent decree. they were in miami. fair in negotiation with the miami police department today. there are these repeat cases going on. we started delving into more and to figure out why. host: what did you find out? guest: we found out in the early iterations, some call it the 1.0 of these methods. some of these reforms were not lasting. it was hard to pressure cities to continue looking at methods to sustain these efforts. for example, what we found in cleveland the first time around, the justice department issued recommendations in the form of a technical assistance letter, calling for things like do not fire upon moving vehicles, change use of force policies. the police department agreed to reedit the justice department pulled out a year later. unfortunately we saw another investigation unveiled host:. host:the headline in usa today cleveland to be monitored as it implements c

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the family foundation. hillary clinton hits the campaign trail today in nevada,s scene of a fierce battle with barack obama r vote while obama won a majority of delegates. as clinton tries to mend fences here, she and her husband are facing a bigger hurdle the controversy over foreign donations to the clinton foundation. in an exclusion sif interview with cynthia mcfadden the former president insisted those donations were not flu pedaling and defended his wife. >> not a single solitary fact has been introduced that she's done anything wrong. people should live to be as honest as she is. >> reporter: republican candidates are pouncing, questioning the clintons trustworthyiness trustworthiness. >> bill clinton is saying what hillary clinton has said on many occasions, just trust us. just trust us. and unfortunately, trust is earned through transparency. and i think they have not been particularly transparent on a whole host of things. >> reporter: with the new book "clinton cash" officially released today analysts say the controversy is not going away. >> it looks really really bad and it's more than i think

the first is this afternoon in san francisco. it's pacific lights h s neighbod at the home of tom steyer. the second hillary clinton at 5:00 at her long time friend susie tompkins buell's home. on friday atlanta the home of ebay ceo john donahoe. one major topic clinton is expected to talk about, immigration reform paul ryan her plan would further protections given to yun i think documented immigrants in the dream act. >> single republican candidate announced, or potential, is colorly and consistently supporting a path to citizens p citizenship. not one. >> reporter: now, that was at a round-table for undocumented workers in las vegas. back here live the event is $2700 per person but there's a group of people planning on being out here at 2:00 this afternoon protesting against the keystone pope line project. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> we're going to have much more on hillary clinton's visit tonight on our evening newscast at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. for updates any time you can always visit our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> serial stowaway marilyn hartman is

the british foreign service he previously served as u.k.'s ambassador to turkey and france, for political affairs in washington during the first clinton administration. among ambassador westmacott's area of expertise is iran. he was posted in tehran before the 1979 revolution. he has worked closely with the obama administration on the nuclear deal negotiation. while the london-washington ties remain close, there are some schisms over defense spending and britain's role in europe. mr. ambassador, a pleasure having you here. >> thanks for having me. >> hunt: our relationship, does it hinge on president obama and prime minister cameron. >> i think the relationship between the principals is important. if you look at the last time david cameron was here, in january, the president was clear david cameron was one of his closest and most appreciative friends and advisors and he talked about a special and indispensable relationship with the united kingdom, there from the top the relationship is very strong. but it's got much more to it than that. we've got a defense, foreign affairs relationship, a very powerful economic, business and cultural relationships.

the thing. you don't hear hillary clinton talking about border security which has to be part of the deal. that's always been part of the deal, going back to the republicans -- >> that is so 90's! the border is so secure now! they come across and they hand their teddy bears to the border agents. ha ha! >> if we're going to have serious comprehensive immigration reform, that is not what hillary hal is is talking about. >> tell me, how many fences do you want to built? >> you've got unemployment at about two or three times. and these folk comes in are taking those entry-level jobs. that teenagers used to get. >> at least half the undocumented immigrants come in and just overstay their visas. you can put all the barbed wire up you want. >> it's the language, isn't it? barbed wire versus amnesty in i'm in the middle. >> we all need -- we don't need barbed wire. just a shark pit. >> hello? hello! hold on. undocumented immigrants have heard these promises before. mr. obama ran for president in 2008, he told the hispanic audience he would make immigration reform a priority. but afterwards, president obama deferred legislation until a second term. at the rancho high school, mrs. clint

the clintons for whom he once worked. i think that's unfortunate. he was a terrific political operator during of the time he was in bill clinton's ear during the early 90's, it creates a great deal of uberous and i think he will be be really in a tough spot trying to shake this off. >> trying to shake it off so he is not going to be doing the debate but if he is so conflicted he can't do the debate how he lead the political coverage for abc with his ties to the clintons in the first place. >> he is the host of the biggest morning show and cash cow at good morning america. it's hard to see them firing him. he is not getting enough credit for pretty outrageous and apology. in his quote apology he says basically i just care so much about aids in africa that i gave 75 grand to the clinton foundation. if you really cared about aids in africa is that the most effective way to fight it giving to their foundation which spends massive amounts. it's ludicrous. >> that's what karl rove said yesterday on our show if you want to get right directly to the source you would funnel money directly to the source. >> there are a lot of people fighting aids in africa and cli

the clintons play by their own rules. >> well i know -- >> the e-mail account, the mistakes on the tax forms with the foundation. >> tell your viewers, tell your viewers what were those mistakes? >> reporter: the 990's? >> tell them what the mistakes were? >> reporter: on the line with government contributions were supposed to be those were zero. those were put in a different location. >> we did disclose all the foreign governments. there was no intent to hide them. it's not like we didn't tell anybody who gave us the money. the guy put it on the wrong form. >> reporter: it was an innocent mistake? >> of course it was. it was all in there. >> reporter: it hadn't been on there years before. >> i know i can't explain why they can't do it. >> reporter: it isn't just the foundation's funds that have come under attack it's his own for giving 11 speeches for $500,000 or more while his wife was secretary of state. she's now running for president, will you continue to give speeches? >> oh, yeah. i got to pay our bills. i also give a lot of it to the foundation every year. you know we got a lot to do. >> reporter: here in africa the controversies back at home seem very far away. these are some of the poorest

the clintons are synonymous with the word "scandal." as a person who investigated the clintons in the white house in the 1990's, i can tell you, the latestinvolving her e-mails, big foreign money donations to the clinton foundation in exchange for favors is extremely dangerous. it almost makes me think i am reading the papers from 1990 six, because that is what they were doing then, when they were in the white house. it is a clear-cut conflict of interest. these deals could jeopardize our national security, and they may already have. there needs to be a criminal investigation into these allegations now. [applause] i actually hope -- i actually hope there is a grand jury somewhere looking into this right now. because there needs to be. in the meantime, conservatives must limit the damage as we head into the last 18 months of the obama administration. barack obama has enacted much of his agenda like obamacare and an amnesty through shady legislative maneuvering. the central government in washington has inserted itself into the lives of everyday americans like never before. it regulates what we do and how we live our lives. it takes more of

the player's request for a police probe. >> former president bill clinton said the tough on crime policies his administration pushed in the 1990'sent too far. in 1994, he signed a sweeping bipartisan crime bill with a three strikes policy for violent offenders. he told c.n.n. his policies too focused on punishment and not enough on rehabilitation. >> we cast too wide a net, we have too many people in prison and we went to putting so many people in prison that there wasn't enough money left to educate them, train them for new jobs and increase the chances when they came out so they could live productive lives. we are wasting too much money locking people up that don't need to be there. >> he thinks the law should be changed and supports his wife's position, hillary clinton has criticized mass incarceration and favors reducing jail time for low level offenders. >> a big stretch of tornado alley is clique up this morning after storms hit from texas to nebraska. john henry smith is here with the latest. the damage is extensive. so far no detectives reported. >> you are correct although authorities say five trailer park residents in

, the state department uploaded and redakted and secretary clinton is sewn receiving updates on the attacks weeks after claiming of the lives of the ambassador. susan rice dismissed the idea that ben┐sst attack. the jake sullivan said he found one linered by rice troubling it was where rice suggested that the investigation in the attacks might roach a different conclusions. >> when patrick kennedy in charge of allñr state department buildings wrapped up a tough day of testimony. clinton e-mailed sullivan did we survive the day. yes. many americans don't believe that you told the truth. >> i will let the americans decide that. >> and week after that. clinton appears to have requested from sullivan and sullivan appears to have given the talking points that the white house and cia labored overçó when at a painstakingly scrubbed the document with the reference on terrorism. cheryl mills forwarded to the boss a interview with a libyan commander who was present at the attack and arrested and charged for his role in them. clinton spun out to senate law makers that the benghazi attacks may have benefitted from no pre-meditation. >> a guy out for a walk and decided to kill americans. what di

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the clintons' second stop in the bay area this week. >>> an expensive race in the east bay is dirty. new at 6:00 kpix 5's devin fehely shows the nasty turn involving a campaign sign. >> reporter: it's a sign of just how contentious this race has become. dozens of signs supporting steve glazer's campaign for state senate were spray-painted and vandalized this week. >> dozens of my signs have been stolen and vandalized throughout the entire senate district. >> reporter: he has become a political lightning rod in large part because of his controversial stance opposing the right of bart workers to strike. >> the problem with politics today is everybody is too scared of these powerful interests and they don't speak up when it's required. i have no regrets about the bart issue. transit can't strike even most places in the country even san francisco. >> reporter: that made him a turn coat in the eyes of some democrats and made him a darling of conservatives who spent millions to help get him elected. >> it's disturbing that people would just take them. >> reporter: this woman supports the opponent susan bonilla

the second day in a row, the s&p 500 dropped 1. the nasdaq lost 8. no "grapevine" tonight, but when >>> this has been a big day in presidential politics. hillary clinton opened up after a month-long silence and moments ago scott walker opened up to me about hillary clinton and key issues on the ka.campaign trail. first, hillary clinton talked about releasing her state department e-mails as soon as possible. >> what information went out from hers went into others that would have been on that server out there and goes to a larger question about why do the clintons think there's a different set of rules for them than there is for the rest of us? clearly the policy said that they couldn't have a separate server. when you look at the other things even if it wasn't criminal or against the rules, i think basic ethics 101 would tell you it's a conflict of interest to take money and have your spouse take money from foreign countries at the same time someone is a secretary of state. this is part of a pattern that i think many americans, not just republicans, are frustrated with. >> i want to talk about substance. you admitted that you changed your position on i

the tweet had more than 7000 retweets and 6000 favorites. following 65's people on twitter -- maybe am one of them? just kidding. among them his wife, joe biden, bill clintonhe is not following any of the presidential hope is. scarlet: think of how many people they had to vet to get that. alix: you think he is really writing his own tweets? scarlet: lots of lawyers on those characters. for passengers on the ill-fated amtrak train last week are suing the company, claiming that the accident could have been avoided . meanwhile, amtrak trains are once again rolling between philadelphia and new york, the first time they have travel the route since last tuesday's fatal crash. the fbi is also entering the investigation, looking into reports that something hit the windshield just moments before the derailing. endoet: -- alix: international has agreed to purchase par pharmaceutical and they are owned by tpg capital. scarlet: a takeover in retail, athena agreeing to burgess and taylor, two point $1 billion, representing a premium of 21%, athena owning the dress barn and lane bryant brands, creating a company with more than 4900 stores. talks of a possible buyout by

the clintons bill an hillary was of the coverage of the lewinsky matter. i think this was his way of trying to get access again by making rather generous do nation s s.nk the fact that he diz not disclose is a very very serious violation. john do you think he should disqualify himself? >> i think he is disqualified. i think the public has to look at this as yet another reason to say i don't like any of the media. i don't trust him. you know who looks good to this? fox news. they're the alternative to the main networks who are corrupt. they're in bed with the establishment politicians. >> i knew george in the clinton administration and i worked with him. my comments are based on the totality of my observation and experience. >> i isle take care of that. stephanopolous is one of the very ambitious people. he stabbed his boss in the back. he claimed in his book grave moral outrage of what was going on in the white house during the re-election campaign yet he didn't resign. he waited until someone gave him $2 million, then stabbed bill clinton in the back which is the only way i as a loyalist would see this. then he went off, attacked obama and then went

the crazy laugh. ♪ and keep being their favorite playmate. ♪ tena®'s unique super-absorbent microbeads lock in moisture and odor, tena® - available at target hebdo >>> in the impact segment tonight, hillary clintonmes" complaining that since launching the campaign on april 12th mrs. clinton has just answered seven questions from reporters. that is astounding when you consider all the controversy surrounding her e-mails and the clinton foundation and provocative statements such as this. >> i would fight to stop the attacks of people such as this that would put those at risk of deportation, and if congress refuses to act, i would do everything possible under the law to go even further. >> joining us now with reaction from washington katie pavlich. all right, richard, i'm going to let you make an even stronger case than was made in the previous segment. hillary clinton has promised -- like barack obama of course transparency and openness she is on a listening tour but there is going to be a lot of transparency in this campaign. do you think her response to the legitimate questions about the deleted e-mails and now the clinton foundation is an example of that type of transparency? >> well laura, let

the u.s. embassy in benghazi. >>> we now have some idea when thousands of e-mails from hillary clinton's private server will be made public. some of those e-mails are believed to be about the ben gaz s benghazi attack. the department made that prop e proposal in a federal court filing late yesterday. their review of 55,000 e-mails is expected to last through tend of the year. right now they're setting a rough date for january 15th. >>> update now to breaking news. hazmat crews are on the scene of a fire at an auto detailing shop in san jose. it's happening on reynolds circle right next to highway 101. the fire is out. because the business contains harsh chemicals like sur sul fo sulfuric acid they're going to "today" show the runoff water fon contamination. live look now at that scene. you can see things have calmed down significantly. that was a four alarm fire at one point. no more smoke and flames. bob redell has been out there monitoring the information, gathering more information. he's going to bring us another live update. >> good news is the wind could have made it much worse but hardly any winds at all? simple very calm conditions to start the day. temperaturewise, nice and

s were away at boarding school. the home is four blocks from where the vice president lives, and near a house owned by hillary clintonbill recently spotted on a jog outside. >> i am shocked. i am absolutely shocked and horrified that something like this has happened. >> something that's gripped the nations capital. nbc news washington. >>> and now, for some lighter fare as you head out the door, in merrimack, new hampshire -- that's right, a couple of stray goats were found wandering around town. >>> in australia, a world record for number of dogs wearing bandanas, 764 dogs wearing bandanas. that's twice the previous record. >>> and in mexico, the world's first underwater bar opened over the weekend. in a 13,000 gallon tank where you can play board games and bubble shoot guns. bubble guns, that is. >>> celebrating birthdays, "30 rock" and former "snl" funny woman tina fey is 45. king of country george straight turned 63, and hall of famer reggie jackson is 69. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early today." >>> darting down the freeway in the wrong direction. a driver leads police on a chase before crashing and

the philippines, he is madonna ali clinton. people there are mad about him. mayweather is the biggest fighter in the u.s.. people are saying these guys are mid 30's.if they had fought five years ago -- mark: mayweather is called money for a reason. reporter: that is why it has taken so long to get them in the same ring. they have been able to create massive careers. mayweather, his earnings are more than 400 million. manny has more than 300 million dollars. this has been building to this point, these two guys getting in the ring. we don't have ali or foreman. these are the guys people want to see. mark: is it in their interest to have a rematch? reporter: if it is a good fight you will see people saying, i think we should do this again. manus: who is going to win? reporter: i want to say mayweather. he is going to weather storms but when in the end. mark: he is two behind rocky marciano's undefeated streak. reporter: he is 38. boxers, when you see what happened to some of the boxes that have been around and overwork themselves, you want to be able to spend that money. boxing is a sport that takes a lot out of you. mark: he said his kids will get $

the prophet muhammad. we see clinton's deputy cheech of staff assuring her, sending pages and paves s pages of colleges assuringid not ascribe a particular motive. really wasn't getting herself in trouble in her description. >> i saw that. looking through some myself and saw i was one of the people that interviewed susan rice in her now infamous appearances and they had clips of her saying things also a comment from i think the "wall street journal" about how obama failed his 3:00 a a.m. call sending them to aides saying, please print. what else have we learned? >> reporter: a penchant for asking e-mails be prohibited on paper. >> old school. >> reporter: right. also we learned her aides refer to her as h a lot of the time. that was kind of interesting. and there's a lot of heaping praise on the boss. you see a lot of that. but also something that was really interesting that i think would give people a chuckle was in december when she's thanking her deputies harks a concussion and can't go to the hill to testify. thanking them for going to the hill. she says you know i'm sorry i can't be there today. i'll be nu

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'scheryl mills, when she was defending no in that impeachment investigation back on capitol hill, earning a reputation with republicans for that. mark, tell me. these are characters both of some controversy, so are they now positive or net negative for her? mark: cheryl mills is a top advisor, and sidney blumenthal also. they have been through controversies and have dealt with the legal aspects of being associated with the clintons and they are now in the crosshairs of the benghazi committee. i think they will both be caught to testify, and it will be interesting to see how they handle it. they are both extraordinarily smart and extraordinarily combative. john: these are tough people, who fashion themselves as tough people who have been through tough things, but they are both controversial. even people who like the clinton sometimes worry about the influence of both of them, for different reasons. mark: if the story about cheryl mills is right, and if the new york times article is right

clinton? >> oh, they don't like you. [ laughter ] >> why not? >> i don't know. they just don't. >> reporter: how does that impact her trip to iowa today? >> i this i the question of answering these question s isare like now that you're in now that you're running you have to answer questions. there's a new trade deal that is is pending. we don't nowhere hillary clinton stands on that. right now it doesn't seem to hurt her with democrats. her approval ratings are high. as time goes on, you'll see even democratic voters saying "i want answers to these questions." >> how will she address things like the likability question? >> this has been a long long problem and "saturday night live" has done a good job of lampooning her. she wants to say i'm going to iowa i'm taking questions from people, just not the press, i'm sitting down with real iowans. she's going to keep visiting these key states showing herself being willing to talk to voters. >> all the candidates on the hot seat last night. we have heat here in washington. is this going to continue this week tom, following the hot weekend? >> for a couple more days with which is why today's weather emoji is unhappy. heat and humidity and scattere

clinton's worst nightmare. ♪ . . alix: it is noon in san francisco and 3:00 a.m. in hong kong. the s&p 500 headed to a record close.u down in the last hour of trading. scarlet: avon is the target of a takeover -- shares going 20%. crash,fter the amtrak the spotlight is on transportation safety. we look at the private jet industry which has some alarming statistics. scarlet: good afternoon. i'm scarlet fu, here with alix steel. s&p: you are looking at and clawing its way to a closing record. that's the inter-day -- we have not hit that but if we close right now, we would be at a new record for the s&p. scarlet: it's like 2014 all over again. the nasdaq doing the best of the three, but the dollar is weak or , now at a four-month

it in the campaign, the republicans and hillary clinton all saying things, talking about the fact that u.s. leadership looks adrift. we have choices. tom: you and i studied the 1960'ssidents talked about foreign policy. it was every paragraph. why is it not like that now? guest: one reason, the soviet union collapsed and the united states one the cold war. it has been reactive. if you think of the last 20 years americans get themselves in trouble by overreacting to things whether you talk about ebola, isis or 9/11, no strategy coming in something hits the headlines and we all spend as much money on time or security to respond to that. given the world on fire as many of the gop candidates had talked about, what is it the new american leader is going to do. brendan: i sense when i watch people talk in the foreign policy establishment, i sense they are still operating in a world where america has unlimited ability to shape the world and that has been severely constrained. guest: by americans themselves. there is a question of what we want to do and still for. brendan: you say it is a conscious pulling back? guest: i don't believe america is in decline and that is not