which is why it is so great that should valerie need a smile, all she has to do is look at the purple polish at the tips of her toes and think of the story behind that. >> it's just something fun to get through this experience. >> reporter: valerie's experience began last august. it was just about a month before her wedding to longtime partner ralph when doctors told valerie the cause that had nagged her for three years was something very serious. stage 4 lung cancer. >> it's just devastating to be -- receive that diagnosis. >> reporter: the month that followed was a dark time valerie admits. but that is when with hopes of raising her spirits just a little ralph took valerie to get a pedicure. she went with her favorite color, purple. then so did ralph. >> he said he'd do his toes purp purple as well to make me smile. >> it seemed to work though. you were laughing pretty good. >> it turned out to be just the first, though of many smiles. that's because after ralph posted a picture of their purple painted toes a remarkable thing happened. started doing the same followed by complete str

it was valerie jarrett that provoked that investigation.is. you have to think about something else. she gives the orders of the state department to do these investigations. can they be carried out without secretary of state kerry. is he part of this? it certainly occurs to be that if you are going to do these investigations the secretary of state, kerry must truly know about them. stuart: you brought up this story. you said six investigations. e-mail investigation. is it traveling expenses? >> disbursement of funds. her possible collusion with the foundation. two of them, which i do not know. >> this goes to the core of the relationship between president obama and the democrats. he is trying to sabotage the front runner. that is extraordinary. >> such bad blood between the clintons and obama's. it goes all the way back to 2008. bill clinton thought he had a deal with obama. obama was going to support hillary. it was a dinner at the white house shortly after that which was a disaster. they could not stand each other. finally, the 2014th midt

i just think, that listen what i didn't see in the story was, a comment from valerie jarrett or valeriearrett had no comment right? melissa: yeah. >> usually when you write a story like this you call up valerie jarrett, i would do it. you have you know, a day or two days to deny it, if you don't deny it -- >> nothing to it? >> i'm just saying -- >> there is something to it. melissa: there is, i mean this coming from the left though. does that make, who want elizabeth warren. >> somebody leaked it from the white house i believe because look "the new york times" got the story first. we sort of had this drip, drip drip of information coming from places like the state department and we do know that valerie jarrett and hillary clinton have this rather, unsavory history. >> that doesn't mean she leaked the story. >> she could have. >> screaming this definitely didn't come from us. this is who aristic. i don't hear that either. >> that is true but hasn't really been picked up beyond that except for us. not like, you don't see a front page "new york times" story on this yet. melissa: josh earne

you little fart. >> it's crazy. >> valerie's husband tries to break it up.that he knows not to bother her when she's that upset because he, too, could end up getting a whipping. >> did you see him trying to pull me off? he knows what i'm like when i'm angry. there's no way he'll pull me off. >> during the incident her husband did make a fairly lame attempt to try and stop her and then gave up as it didn't seem to have any effect on her at all. >> but luke and valerie do agree about one thing. they actually started out on good terms. that's right. they were once friendly neighbors. >> when they first moved in, we used to get on with them and say good morning, and we actually used to do some work on their cars for them. >> it was all right at the beginning. we were quite friendly with them. >> but the newspaper attack makes things black and white for luke. he calls the police, and they give valerie a strong warning not to harass luke and perry anymore. >> i think the exact words the police used after they'd spoken to her to me was "good luck." >> i'll do it ag

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coming up, white house in your advisor valerie jarrett talks about the obama administration's e-mail policy -- white house senior adviser valerie jarrett talks about the obama administration's e-mail policy and whether hillary clinton broke any rules. that's coming up. ♪ clicks welcome to bottom line. i am pimm fox in for mark crumpton. let's take a look at our top stories. tghe justice department will charge robert menendez with criminal corruption. cnn start -- sites sources alleging the office was businesses of the democratic donor and friend in exchange for gifts. the expected charges will come in the next few weeks the official said. let's check the rice of crude oil. down about two point 25% -- 2.25%. the news as at&t is out and apple is joining the dow jones. shares fell more than 4% and it has been in and out of the dow jones industrial average. inclusion is supposed to link a stock influence to its price per share. apples shares traded at 520 five dollars each indicating it might dominate the index. there are reports of fraud involving apple pay. that is the new pay system.

valerie. >> thank you david. good morning. before i get started on my remarks i would like to thank jared for inviting me to contribute to the full employment project and for allowing me to be part of such a distinguished group of speakers this morning. so i'm looking forward to the conversation myself. talking about the labor market each month has become a bit like going on a road trip with my two young kids who are six and three. every couple of miles someone is asking you, "are we there yet?" now, in the case of the labor market, there is usually referring to has the economy fully recovered? and just like i tell my kids every couple of miles, my answer is no, not yet. but one of the great things about the panel this morning is that we get to have a more meaningful discussion, what there should actually be. going back to my analogy on the road trip, clearly taking my kids down to the neighborhood park is a shorter ride. it is a much cheaper trip than taking them to say, busch gardens in williamsburg that they also enjoy but

let me play what she said. >> did you leak the hillary clinton e-mail story, valerie. >> no, mica i didous. >> is it fair to say she didn't follow regulation though -- >> as the president said last week he prides himself on having an administration that's transparent, he was glad to see she's turning over e-mails to the state department so yes, that's very important. >> so if she does decide to run, how important is her relationship with team obama moving forward, given how the president explained or described what happened with the e-mails, and even the allegations with valerie jarrett. >> tamron it is very important. i can tell you from my own reporting that the entire obama white house is eager to see hillary clinton or any other democrat end up getting in the white house, and a lot of polling and other things show you that hillary clinton is probably the democrats' best vehicle to do that to lock in president obama's policies bring in democrats with more supreme court justices over the next four five years, and just the new york post report came from a person author named ed klein w

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. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," valerie jarrett, republican congresswoman christi noen. >> is valerieoming on to say nice things about he? >> i mad a nice visit with her at the white house and she did say some things about you. >>> plus what you learn about political candidates based on their social media account. we've learned a lot. halperin reveals the one man nearly all republican contenders follow on twitter. >> joe nbc, right? >> and if only he had a mulligan what president obama says he would have done differently if he had a do over. >>> plus, we'll debut a harrowing new report from our partners that goes to the front lines in syria where iranian backed militias are doing immeasurable damage. you're watching "morning joe." earning unlimited cash back on purchases. that's a win. but imagine earning it twice. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back twice, once when you buy and again as you pay. it's cash back. then cash back again. and that's a cash back win-win . the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purc

>> my sources tell me that valerie jarrett has ordered investigations of clinton hillary clinton in the first of which is now the e-mails. they're also looking into her expense accounts. they're looking into -- investigating not looking into investigating her use of finances. they're investigating her use of giving contracts to companies that also donated to the clinton initiative. the bottom line here is that the white house, the obama white house does not want to see hillary clinton president of united states. stuart: but they would not be official investigations by the fbi, for example, or by congress. they would be internal -- >> internal state department probes, six of them. stuart: all within the state department? >> all within the state d., and this was the first she, the e-mails. stuart: and you found out about this just in the last couple of days? >> yes. the sources are in the state department and they've seen huge wheeling what do you call it these places where you put a lot of papers on top to and they've -- they're wheeling papers of hillary's papers all over the place and

he thinks this came from obama and valerie jarrett. that they linked information. >> do you think valerie jarrett is running for president? >> i think they want to put hillary clinton on short leash. we'll hold this over your head. don't triangulate and destroy our legacy. >> conspiracy theories. >> new developments in story we've been following all week long on "outnumbered". flag policy on uc-irvine. threats of violence on campus. why are students so intense on banning the american flag? >>> as nuclear talks go on with iran new fallout from a letter sent to the country signed by 47 republicans. did they undermine president obama? will it force the president to include congress in the negotiating? >>> right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for what is called outnumbered overtime by logging on to foxnews.com/outnumbered. click the overtime tab. tweet us questions comments. we have dr. manny. he is in. we'll take medical questions. no questions on my fun tone though. sorry. ♪ now with the xfinity tv go app,

he says valerie jarrett leaked the hillary e-mail story.ell you what the white house is saying about that in just a moment. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> what difference at this point does it make? ♪ ♪ i'm almost done. [ male announcer ] now you can pay your bill... ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. stuart: here's a big name, you may know it by a different name. the retailer, burlington. i always think of it as burlington coat factory, but it's burlington stores. new high. they reported strong profits and really good holiday sales late last year. up 3%, 59 on burlington. >>> the all lis tower -- willis tower, tallest building in chicago so

we're gonna install this and we've got to surprise valerie, right? hi, valerie. >> hi. >> how are you? >> good. >> what is different about this space? >> there is no toys. >> where are they? >> should we go and look for them? >> yeah. >> let's see. >> where are they? >> where are your toys? >> ooh! >> what do you think? >> [ laughs ] >> that is cool. >> what is that? >> a whole giant, new closet. >> do you like it? >> yeah. this is super-nice, mom ad dad. >> give them a hug. so cute. >> [ laughs ] >> oh! so, kito and nadilia were able to build the perfect closet for valerie, thanks to the kreg d.i.y. project kit. now they've reclaimed their living-room space, and she's got a great closet to grow into. it's a win-win situation. stay tuned to see how two sisters use kreg tools to easily build home-improvement projects and share them with millions of online viewers. tired of living in a disorganized house? found an organizer you really like, but it just costs too much? can't afford to have a carpenter build it? or you just don't have the know-how o crea

my question is if valerie wilson. as a small housing provider, more and more of our workers are hispanic workers, and i'm sure some of them are undocumented hispanic workers. and has greatly impacted the employment of african-americans in the city come in washington in the restaurant business in the construction business. how is that factored into your report? how will that impact the overall employment of african-americans once america embraces making these undocumented workers citizens? >> that's a good question. there's a lot of directions i could go on that one. first, i would say that that's an issue that has been raised for some time, whether or not increased immigration has resulted in displacement of african-american workers. i think the point that you make is salient because you're talking about your community and your city. i think nationally we don't tend to see that as much but in certain communities in certain areas where there's more localized label market, i know there are those tensions and that challe

my next guests, ed klein, reported that according to his source "president obama's senior adviser, valerie jarrett, leaked to the press details of hillary clinton's use of private e-mails address during her tenure as secretary of state. josh earnest asked about that report. >> i published a report in a leading new york newspaper asserted that white house counselor valerie jarrett played some role in the disclosures about secretary clinton's e-mails. can you confirm that? >> it's utter baloney. >> here with reaction from washington examiner, rebecca burg. ed, this is your story. tell us about it. >> when you draw blood as i did, you expect one of these responses. i've been called worse than baloney. >> yeah. >> i expect this. >> let's talk about your sources. >> right. >> how many source sns. >> good question. generally i try to have two sources for every story. in this case i had a source at the white house a source at the state department and a source inside the clinton camp. none of these sources knew each other. and they all confirmed the same story. independently corroborated. >> doug

from valerie jarrett to karen katz, two academy award winner and lifestyle guru, the one and only when it out tro. >> we are going to begin this hour -- let's start with a bulletin. these are the top business stories. for the industrial average, at&t is out and apple is in. the world's most valuable company will be added. at&t gets the boot. it has been a member of the dow for 99 years. this links influence to its price per share, very different than the s&p 500. at the was trading at $125. there was concern it could dominate the index. now it is in the $120 neighborhood. at are than expected jobs report for february. employers added 295,000 jobs last month and the in -- and the jobless rate fell. the jobs created in the previous two months was reviving downward by 18,000. a stagnant 1/10 of 1% of the month. the president of the san francisco fed said midyear may be the right time for a serious discussion about raising interest rates. john williams is on the fed policy making committee this year. in a speech in honolulu before today's jobs report, williams said the u.s. will reach maxi

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guest: what i cannot figure out is why that would be strategically valuable for valerie jarrett? have to support the 2016 presidential candidate for their party who is likely to win the nomination and risk their own credibility, or throw her under the bus and risk the fact that there would be a worse contender in 2016? it does not make sense that she would be the source of it and the reporter for the "new york post" is often right, but sometimes wrong. alix: stan, what do you think? stan: i think jon has it basically right. one of the reports was valerie jarrett was worried that hillary clinton would undo much of what president obama has done and heard his legacy. the bigger harm to the legacy of the obama administration would be a republican winning. i am taking a wait and see attitude. i agree be reporting from this particular reporter is questionable. alix: does this speak to a rift in the democratic party that not everybody is behind a potential a hillary clinton run? stan: look, not everybody is behind a potential hillary clinton run, but it is hard to believe that an outgoi

an explosive new report in new york post revealing valley vary-- valerie jarrett allegedly leaked the scandal. a feud between the clinton and obama camp. >> rain and melting snow making extreme weather in the midwest. water spilling over the banks reaching the highest level in two decades. take a look at this bird's-eye view in cincinnati. the river will remain above flood stage for most of the week. neighbors travelled house to house in boats as the water closed down roads there and no rest for the weather weary in boston. the city breaking the record with a whopping 108.6 inches. >> spring is here. on that note the dust has settled from selection sunday. not surprising the tennessee wildcats number one seed with the brackets all set everyone is wondering if kentucky can be the first team to go undefeated since 1976. the wild cats are the 19th team ever to enter the ncaa tournament undefeated along with kentucky. villanueva wisconsin and duke to take the number one seeds. >> pulling for carolina. had to get that in. st. patrick's day is tomorrow. they are already feeling the green. >

i'm joined by valerie wilson with the economic policy institute. what explains that vast gulf between what everybody is able to accumulate over time. >> it has a lot to do with a number of factors. one being when we look at - it is a home. we know there are vast differences in terms of home ownership across races. we also know that there are vast differences in terms of you believe employment. and why that's important is because wealth serves as a cushion so when a family runs into difficult economic times, that provides a source of income in the in between time until they can get a new job. >> so if you have a spell of joblessness if you're laid off if you're black on average you're going to be out longer and use more of your savings up each time? >> absolutely. and one other thing we've seen is that african-americans were more likely to pull from retirement savings which is another major contributor to savings and wealth. and so you add these factors together and you can see why the wealth gap is to stubborn in terms of being able to narrow or cl

i have to get up to 50 pounds. >> reporter: valerie spent five weeks in therapy at industrial health.he did exercises that similar lated working on the bus, lifting wooden planks similar to the hood maneuvering objects to practice picking up children. eventually, she was cleared to go back to work in january after being out for a year. >> a long recovery process, longer than i expected. but it was wonder to feel get back to work. >> reporter: doreen gentzler news4. >>> a new police mentoring program in some local middle schools is a game changer. >> tonight we'll meet one corporal already having a h >>> i'm brian ward and breaking news. we've just learned an italian court acquitted amman d daanda knox and her ex-boyfriend in the murder of her college roommate. she did not return to italy for the proceedings but learned of the news in the u.s. she would have served 29 years in prison if convicted. back to you. >>> they're bridging the gap. a special program involving sheriff's deputies in our area is helping school children succeed. >> news4's molette green visited a middle school in c

and valerie, one of your best friends since i moved here from florida.s said wusa is her favorite. i would love to see my six-year- old grandson twins. and thanks for the opportunity. >> you know, we're going to make that happen. you finally won four tickets. and you can, too, just go to our facebook page. howard. >> sure sign of spring. there's a crew, they are out at the pennsylvania toe mack on this chilly morning. another side of spring showers and maybe some thunder. that will be here later this afternoon. we tune into it's the biggest trade violation in history. today middle east governments are shredding open skies agreements they signed pumping over $40 billion in prohibited subsidies into their state-owned airlines. protectionism at its worst. and their actions threaten thousands of u.s. aviation jobs. it's time for middle east countries to play by the rules. restore competition. restore open skies. fight for american jobs. >>> it is 6:40 on this tuesday morning. they are out this morning as they are most mornings, getting their workout in. but

because valerie jarrett, harris also said nobody at the white house ever emailed hillary clinton. so -- >> yeah. >> i can't follow that. which story? >> i think she would probably regret saying that. when josh earnest was first asked about this by i believe our own ed henry, chief white house correspondent, couple weeks ago, week 1/2 ago josh ernest didn't say they emailed back and forth. i don't have the information. i can't confirm that. she apparently wasn't paying attention to the talking point. real quickly the water is warm for democrats to wade in including the president. there is new "wall street journal/nbc news" poll that is out today that says 86% of the democrats, primary voters say that they support hillary clinton more than any other candidate. the water is warm. jim webb spoke a short time ago at a presidential forum senator jim webb from virginia. he said this is good opportunity today for this news conference for mrs. clinton to come forward. the water is warm for democrats to come on the record and call her on this. >> 40% of the people in the same poll wanted al

on renovation projects and pleased with the work i want to thank bob and mike but also phillip and valerie and on that were critical to the project (clapping) the arithmetic from h it have done wonderful affordable housing work we've been lucky enough to partner i'm going to go through the list (calling names) so thank you very much from the folks from h it. >> and i want to take a second there are many people with a connection to mercy housing i want to ask for a moment if you're on the staff of mercy housing raise your hand we can thank you and including our new board of advisors now we're 50 percent through no, it's mites e my pleasure to bring you up a merrycy aluminum from the city community capital and another incredible partner christine from the valley bank they partnered up to be the lenders on the deal you're in really good hands with the two of those folks thank you for the work this is a calibrated project not one you looked at lightly i want to bring up the folks for their work (clapping). >> thanks doug hi christine this is a great day mercy are good but tough there's about t

saying suggestion that valerie jarrett or obama people were secretly behind leaking email revelationsut hillary to try to undermine her. i don't know. there are all anonymous sources in the story. i would say of course there is bad blood between clinton world and obama world going back a number of years at this point but she is the heiress apparent. there is no one else on the democratic side who could really run for president and win. i would be a little bit surprised if the obama team decided to try to kneecap the person who would carry on their legacy were she to win. gerri: well, peggy noonan this weekend expresses surprise as hillary's performance last week. >> it was terrible. gerri: want to get to a late-breaking story i think all of you have an interest in. this is from "usa today." they're saying that the white house is removing a federal regulation that subjects its office of administration to the freedom of information act. so, the office of administration at the white house, can't be subject to foia claims. that is what they're saying. they say they're cleaning up foia reg

. >> good morning, valerie viella, director of 30th street senior center. i would like to go on record to ask the commission to consider not printing so much pieces of paper. i understand the sunshine ordinance wants people to have information, but if it would be, like you already send out the agenda, which is great. if there's any way you could send attachments and then let each of us decide how many of those pieces of paper we really want to print because it's a lot and i don't know how many people will even take it, but i just would like to have us kind of look towards paperlessness as much as bureaucratically possible. i know we're all in our own organizations trying to do the same. >> good morning, commission james, in general comment but related we're now this budget season and we're grateful in terms of our constant negotiation and support from the department and anne hinton. there's an important issue we need to look at which is the minimum wage issue which has been approved by the voters and will be put into a phase of budgetary effects. i want eve

. >> the vice president lieutenant valerie matthews was more blunt. >> this was not a casual conversation. this was deep rooted hate and racism. >> there are not enough words he can convey to apologize to the members of the department he has affected. >> the police department is looking at other officers who are on the texts. they include a captain. but they say they may have been caught up in the mounds of evidence which the federal prosecutors released as part of the case and these may be routine text mess sens and not racially motivated. stay tuned. vic leigh, abc7 news. >>> kraft foods is recalling boxes of macaroni and cheese. at least eight people has reported finding the pieces. the boxes included in the recall have best when used by dates ranging from september 18th to october 11th this year. they are also marked with the codes c2. if you have this product check the box. >>> it is not a birdbath ban but they are asking people in california to take down birdbaths and bird feeders not because of the drought but because they are linked to the spread of salmonella. several outbreaks h

valerie castro of cbs two in new york has a look at that video a as well as latest on the investigation. >> reporter: in this cbs two exclusive video one man pulls out a gun and shoots another man inside a downtown brooklyn subway station. we are freezing moment at the shot that the shot is fired. that is when we pick it up you can see other subway riders run frantically. sources tell cbs two is gunman is retired corrections officer. man shot in the video later died of his injuries. it happened around 6:45 tuesday night while the the boro hall you been way station was crowded with commuters. witnesses say gunman was arguing with the victim inside a number four trains. argument was a gunshot at first. when i seen people dashing up the stars adrenaline started pumping. >> reporter: station was shut down as officers began their investigation inside, those who wanted to take the the train shortly after the incident found themselves faced with crime scene tape. >> it the is just a scary thing to even have, you know where ever you are in the city regardless it is brooklyn, the city, queens ju

. >> two sundays ago we had one of the areas great preachers, the reverend valerie miles perla. she was talking about jesus and his ministry and the way he talked folks to shaky face-off, shake the dust off your feet and move on. this world sometimes you just got to shake it off and move on. easter is a proclamation that we are going to keep doing just that. shake it off and move on. >> not taylor swift's version of shake it off. >> jesus version. >> and then also, it gives us the opportunity for the community to prove god right to say that we can show up and show all for god and that we can cultivate a different sense within ourselves, just to grab it and run with it. >> very inspiring. someone said, why don't you have a battle of all us preaching. but it's not about that, as you said. >> my concern is you put preachers in the same room, they turned into the "american idol" of preaching. we are not competing against each other. we are working together with the same goal, to celebrate the good news. >> amen. >> any words with the goalie with? >> i'd like to just say, let kindnes

valerie jarrett was there saturday night. i was grateful for her appearance.t was interesting that she came and i reached out and she said she would come. >> what is valerie's role? >> senior adviser to barack obama. she advises the president of the united states. she has a very unique role. she is very close to the president as far as from chicago, trust there. she advises him domestically on things. she helps him, as well as others, navigate the tough waters of how to engage in this country, how to fix problems or move forward with issues. >> issue the most powerful person -- is she the most powerful person in the white house gecko >> the president is. >> other than the president. >> i joke and say she is. i think it is the great thing. we had condie rice, in this book she acknowledged she was one of the closest advisers to the president. it is true. >> what does the president call you? >> i don't know. >> president bush had all those nicknames. what did he call you? >> he called me the spanish version of my name. i hope they call me honest and fair. i hope

(male narrator) valerie bertinelli. (female narrator) christa miller.rator) and stars from tv's "royal pains" and "the mentalist." and now, for 2015, our best offer ever, including $95 in free gifts. brought to you by guthy-renker. hi, everyone, i'm beauty and style journalist katrina szish on location in beverly hills. in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world supermodel cindy crawford. at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. (christa felts) oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing and so i feel like now i have a chance. what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. (musical flourish) (string music)

. >> the vice president lieutenant valerie matthews was more blunt. >> this was not a casual conversation racism. >> there are not enough words he can convey to apologize to the members of the department he has affected. >> the police department is looking at other officers who are on the texts. they include a captain. but they say they may have been caught up in the mounds of evidence which the federal prosecutors released as part of the case and these may be routine text mess sens and not racially motivated. stay tuned. vic leigh, abc7 news. >>> kraft foods is recalling boxes of macaroni and cheese. at least eight people has reported finding the pieces. the boxes included in the recall have best when used by dates ranging from september 18th to october 11th this year. they are also marked with the codes c2. if you have this product check the box. >>> it is not a birdbath ban but they are asking people in california to take down birdbaths and bird feeders not because of the drought but because they are linked to the spread of salmonella. several outbreaks have been spread. wildlife offic

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. >> in valeriant, if you take that, it will cause your body to make more melatonin, the natural hormoneeechl i like that better than ben drill. >> i have to tell you something, i don't do it anymore but i used to take children's ben drill sometimes to go to go to sleep. i used to do that. and it worked, i would get to sleep. >> the most important word you use was sometimes. sometimes you can get away with it. but if you are going to take it all the time. and sometimes you can drin with sedative behavior is going to affect you, et cetera a not good. it can lower your blood pressure, and affect you long term i'm spleetly against it. i think the valerian, and the natural herbals, are better. produce the melatonin, buy fine the underlying problem. >> we all have it. >> america is not sleeping. >> are you under a lot of stress, the cell phone is going. >> i can't shut off my mind. >> i think a lot of times sleep apnea, hormonal changes, stress, the effect of the environmental changes and temperature changes, there is a whole list of thing. you want to treat the underlying problem not the kne

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i am going for benghazi to the valerie plane incident. he recalled the incident of a woman who was a cia operative whose area of expertise was weapons of mass destruction whose identity was spread out or given out and it seemed to be because of the views of her husband, joseph wilson ambassador who had been deployed in the region to report his findings on subjects of interest. tell me what you think about that issue and that story. what, the correct usage, the correct challenge, of security on those issues? guest: intelligence is not a perfect science. you are dealing with science and intelligence gaps, try to make sense of what is known. informants lie, they live -- they live -- lie most of the time. in most arenas, you are relying on these informants. for example, we worked with an informant that led the diplomatic security to the capture of ramsey assists -- the mastermind of the first world trade center bombing. they can become gold, but they can also become disastrous at times, depending on the assessment of certain information that

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guests include white house advisor valerie jarrett, group founder and academy award winner when it tellen katz of neiman marcus. we turn our focus to cyber security. my next guest says a 30-year-old law is compromising the safety of e-mail privacy. michael chertoff is the former secretary of homeland security. he is now cofounder and executive chairman of the chertoff group, a global risk management advisory firm which advises clients on technology and cyber security. he joins us from the houston bureau. thank you for your time today. >> good to be on. >> this week you wrote in "usa today," "how privacy expectations and social practice have changed but the law has not." how has the electronic and medications privacy act outlived its usefulness and what are you hearing from your clients at tech companies? >> this act was written decades ago at a time when there was not a widespread use of e-mail and very limited storage capacity. the rule that the congress passed at that time said, if you are looking for e-mail that was 180 days or less, you needed to get a warned, like you would need to

delivery because she were the only one that has the state .gov and had even address their suggesting valery garett to put this out here to torpedo her presidential campaign. >> it is entirely possible that what nobody talks about two separate e-mail systems one is says unclassified the other is classified. it is physically separate you cannot send e-mail to the classified system. are we to believe that in four years of being secretary state she is so prolific and tech savvy during all those years she never once used the classified system? that is hard to believe the end of now it than what was she doing for her day job? >> that was my question. to me she was not effective secretary of state that she was not as good at her job. >> that is why she is tolerable as president. one of the fears people have is the smart phone could be taken control loved by somebody outside. even when you think is off a kid turned into a transmitting device to listen. that is why in a secure area you have to put into a mailbox where she kerry around of blackberry for food and -- for four years? got a windows to go

so when the skies opened up and dropped a hailstorm on surf city usa of course valerie osbourne had to run outside to see for herself. >> caller: i've been in southern california raised all my life. this was crazy today. the sky broke down. it felt like snow and hail. lightning. thunder. >> from a distance it did look like it. it's actually pea sized hay. >> it's amazing. i've never seen anything like it. >> didn't matter much to visitors who flocked to the stand for a snow day. >> this is so perfect! >> from huntington beach to long beach. >> i was just traveling up and down highway 1. >> mother nature putting on a different kind southern california show. >> we decided to drive down here and take a look at it. it doesn't happen very often, or ever. >> and we've been keeping in touch with the nbc weather team. it hails two or three times a year here. but today was extremely is rare because we got half an inch to an inch of sand. >> thank you. >> we had our own hailstorm in the bay area. let's get a check of that with jeff ranieri. >> you can see the picture behind me of saut san jose h