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by the way, i want to correct myself, it wasn't valerie jarrett, it was anita dunn. but listen why do you think it is she's doing it other than a calculated reasoning that it won't behoove her or she isn't ready for it. she knows she has to. so why not just get your you know, take your licks. take a few punches. do whatever you're going to do. she has to get her sea legs back. we have to get going. the other guys are out. there they're getting issues out. they're getting pummelled. they're working on the methods. they're only going to get better. >> true but she's had an image problem. she knows this. she's been looked at and is certainly a 1%er. she had a terrible book launch. she needs to change. that she needs to sit down in the setting where she is most comfortable which is that small group and one-on-one. she needs to show people that, look, i may have millions of dollars but i can grab a burrito at chipotle. >> she did that. she did that. let me just say. but she did that and it had to be people who were like democratic campaign operate ifdzives she sat w it wa

valerie jarrett also spoke with the governor. >>> we told you a curfew takes effect in baltimore tonight at 10:00. the city is effectively shut down. baltimore city schools are closed today as i mentioned. johns hopkins and the university of maryland-baltimore are asking everyone on campus to stay inside. prince george's county montgomery and frederick county schools canceled all field trips to baltimore until further notice. >>> this is a headline that continues to unfold across the region and here's your first look at today's "baltimore sun." it captures a city that has descended into chaos. the paper tweeting out its made its coverage on line free and open which means no digital subscription is required today. more images of the deteriorating situation continue to come in and we will bring them to you this morning from the live desk. >>> angie, thank you. time for weather and traffic on the ones as we take a live look outside right now. it's a chilly start. tom, how about our weather? >> we've had the chilly air move in overnight in the wake of those sprinkles we had yesterday afterno

valerie jarrett is in town for the lead on leave empowering working families across america tour.xpected to highlight a sick leave law passed by the city council this year. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker access to paid sick time. >> you don't want to have young people coming into the workplace, employees who are not well. the next time you go into a restaurant, just think about it. if that restaurant doesn't provide paid sick leave for their workers, do you want to eat somewhere where food is being prepared or served to you by people not feeling well? , no of course not. >> according to the white house, 40 million americans don't have a single day of paid sick time. >>> from getting a driver's license to getting an education, immigration advocates are calling for changes in pennsylvania. groups from across the state made a trip to harrisburg for immigrant advocacy day. they met to push for pro immigrant policies. a few key issues were discuss the ed. among them were raising the minimum wage and fair funding for education. >> young people have a hard e

valerie jarrett is the confidant and consequence lor to president obama spoke with a couple of people today. larry hogan is among them. we stee that we are waiting now for an appearance from governor hogan. he's the newly minted republican governor only in office for a few months now. he too, faces an immediate challenge here as the unrest and chaos erupts on the streets. valerie jarrett speeming with representative elijah cummings who had a high profile role in baltimore. it's from baltimore, of course. officials in washington at the white house certainly monitoring the situation at the department of justice. unfortunately, they've had a lot of recent experience with this kind of phenomenon and unrest on the streets of ferguson to staten island and new york city and elsewhere. we're waiting to see if they have anything else to say tonight, but they are watching it closely. >> i was going to ask you whether or not there was a lid at the white house or whether the president could still speak tonight? >> we do not expect the president to speak tonight. as far as we understand it there's

valerie jarrett is in town for the lead on leave empowering working families across america tour. expected to highlight a sick leave law passed by city council earlier this year. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker in america access to paid sick time. >> you don't want to have young people coming into the workplace, employees not well. the next time you go into a restaurant. just think about it. if that restaurant does not provide paid sick leave? do you want to eat somewhere where food is being prepared or served to you by people who are not feeling well? of course not. >> according to the white house, 43 million americans don't have a single day of paid sick time. >>> authorities in delaware county have a new tool to fight drug addiction but say more needs to be done to combat the growing problem. the upper darby police say they have saved a dozen lives by administering narcan. as of4s monday police officers saved 39 people using narcan. they need adequate funding for drug education and treatment to fight the growing use of drugs in the area. >> communit

white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. in new york in new york?r and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. you guys switched spots. >> it's an empty studio. >> we told you we were coming to washington. >> we got out of manhattan. he always said, it's the center of the world there. >> that is one sinful guy when it comes to new york city. >> we like washington. >> i like the east side. >> it's too new york. >> i don't go over there. >> valerie. >> let's look for, good morning, a couple things john kerry goes up on the hill. reports are that he's lobbying the try to kill the corker bill. it ends up passing 19-0. is that a white house defeat? >> no not at all. secretary kerry was doing what he has been doing consistently which is briefing the hill touching as many of the members as possible because it's important that they understand how what we're trying to accomplish here t. president's primary goal is to ensure iran does not develop nuclear weapons. he thinks the path forward is through diplomatic challenges. that's what he's about. secretary

line to the white house, obviously the end of the day he is the one talking a president obama or valerie jarrettr someone else at the white house him and he's really the one who is driving this agenda and not secretary macdonald. because we have been very critical. i have personally, but i think he really does want to change things and i think that he does want to have some interesting ideas but at the end of the day he is really getting told what to do. >> by the way, does the white house pays veterans? it seems like the white house would have a vested interest in seeing the va succeeded, but what do you think is going on with the white house in regards to this? >> breslau i want to be clear that i don't think that they hate veterans, but ideologically they do not believe in health care freedom or health care toys. obamacare is the prime example of moving people towards more of a government controlled health care system. ideologically they don't want to move this in the other direction towards more health care freedom. but the big reason why the whole mindset around the scandal has been simply

president obama encouraging elizabeth warren to run as she has been apparently once before by valerie jarrett. >> and that's why the white house, after the first days of not saying anything -- i mean basically saying she's in her own mess suddenly came and picked up the argument oh it's a conspiracy too, because they understand she can sink them and she needs him to protect her and that's why there has got to be a resolution for an independent investigator here. the justice department will not allow it. >> this president doesn't get the iran deal which he shouldn't, it's a bad deal and if he doesn't get the trade deal that most democrats don't want -- >> a lot of republicans don't want it. >> i agree. there's no agenda left. >> our democracy, as pat suggested, is in a crisis julie. >> we are really in a crisis and i'm going to tell you, american politics will be turned on its head. the issue of reclaiming a corrupt system from washington and the political class, i guarantee you it is going to be the firestorm of next year and, mark my word. >> well said pat. >> that's all the time we have. se

and of course since we did discuss baltimore, had to ask valerie jarrett, front and center about the in describing the violent protesters. i asked her if the criticism was fair. >> law enforcement officers certainly deserve the right to go home at the end of the day. just as protesters deserve the right to go home at the end of the day. and i think what we need to focus on is how do we forge that better relationship between the police and the communities that they serve. and hold up what's really wonderful peaceful demonstrations, where ordinary people are doing just extraordinary things. and that there are certainly people who have been taking advantage of the situation. and vandalism and theft, those are crimes and we need to call it what it is. >> call it what it is. is as close as she came guys and obviously there has been sort of a flurry she says don't get distracted by the semantics here on this issue. have to get to some of the more important ones the soul-searching as president obama said of the police. >> let's get back to the markets, virgin america shares unable to make g

the word was was that it was valerie jarrett somebody in his administration who basically leaked andld back some e-mail. so they basically threw her under the bush. >> what about elizabeth warren. >> she's not a viable candidate. she's a viable candidate in massachusetts. >> people keep saying that but every time she talks about i'm not against banks, i'm against corrupt banks, i'm against one standard for the wealthy and one for the poor. >> who is she talking about when she says trust banks? >> she's talking about the banks that give loans to your kids to go to college. >> with hillary, we thought she was eneveryinevitable last night. we're seeing this throughout the democratic political world. the fix is in. >> but if for some reason she doesn't run the republican bench is so much stronger than the democratic bench. >> no question about it. >> the republicans have to be mindful that because we don't like hillary clinton, it's not something that we continuing need to confront. >> it's still the same nine states, the swing states all over again. bush won the majority of them when he

we just have to tie up valerie jarrett for a second so we can get this done and spin it back around int direction. >> i've been wondering, eric if maybe we should give the administration a little more time because they say that their strategy is working and that they need a little bit more time to make it work. i'm trying to put myself in their shoes and be generous. >> apparently they pushed the territory back by 25%. the concern is ramadi is right in the middle of iraq. now, they are also -- isis -- baji has oil refineries and they are holding them back but not so sure about ramadi. ram mad ramadi, everything happens from the middle out. it's all land and wide open. we really have to draw a line at ramadi. if they go south from ramadi, that's where all of the oil is. where 2 million barrels of oil a day are produced and access to the persian gulf to sell the oil, there's the picture right there. that's towards the southern gul f they have to draw a line through the middle of the country and say no isis below this line and hopefully they are. >> not a red line. they are color blind to

i thought she meant valerie jarrett when she said the woman already running the country. >> oh. >> soyou know this is a strong slate i have even though it has between three and five winning candidates on it. i'm going to trade in sarah palin and go with bob mcdonald who has been overlooked. >> state of the union response. incredibly popular in his first election. >> america that has largest prison population in the world so he has a draft. >> that's a very good draft choice. who is the most undervalued candidate on this board? money ball you can get them for the cheepapest amount for the best. >> >> i would say scat walkott walker. it's getting close. >> he's undervalued. >> i still think it's santorum who's going to go deep. >> michael steele. >> rand paul. >> undervalued. >> i think you're right. i think he was having a moment. he's not now. >> i see no run for ted cruz is drop out before he has to. >> from the perspective not of the next president but in racking up points. you are correct. he is strong. >> you're going to laugh but mitt romney. >> yes, i totally agree. totally unde

white house senior adviser valerie jarrett spoke larry hogan yesterday. condemned the violence as a disservice to gray's family. she's sending the leader of the justice department's civil rights to baltimore in the coming days. hogan said lynch will head to baltimore at a later date. >>> we told you a curfew takes effect in baltimore at 10:00 tonight. the city is effectively shut down today. schools are shut down and johns hopkins and university of maryland campuses are asking everyone to stay inside. prince george's frederick county schools canceled all field trips to baltimore until further notice. >>> angie goff joinds us with more how social media played a role in these riots. she's been monitoring the situation for us. >> these riots began after rumors emerged on social media shortly after a police officer was attacked and things spiraled out of control. the rumors called for a purge, which is a movie reference, which means a crime is made legal. it was to start at 3:00 p.m. at mondawmin mall. they were greeted by police in riot gear. reaction to the

adviser valerie jarrett says there's a reason for the sudden change. >> senator corker worked very hardo make some accommodations to the bill which was particularly troubling to the white house and secretary kerry. this is a compromise. >> reporter: a compromise that would require a 30-day review period and president must submit the final agreement to congress and certify that iran is sticking with the deal. if a deal is reached with iran later this year the president would i can lookly have support in the senate to fight off a threat. meanwhile, president rouhani continued his call for an immediate end to sanctions and dismissed the congressional compromise. >> translator: we are not dealing with the american senate. we're dealing with a group called the p5+1. >> reporter: they may not be able to live up to the agreement as laid out because of congressional oversight. then again bret, there are plenty of people on capitol hill should be. > >>> senior political analyst brit hume is here to talk to us. >> secretary state kerry was on capitol hill lobbying vigorously. on reflection it's h

president obama's senior advisor valerie jarrett -- neither morally nor ethically appropriate. california already has that ban in place. >>> time is now 5:16. a new scandal involving the secret service. the secret service put a senior supervisor on indefinite leave after a female employee accused him of groping her last month. he says she made unwanted sexual advances and grabbed her. he was forced to turn in his gun and badge. other scandals included a group of agents expected of soliciting prostitutes in columbia just ahead of a presidential visit. >>> apple has released an update to its mobile operating system that includes new richly diverse emoji users. users who download ios 8.3 can now choose from more than 300 new emojis. but the new emojis only work on phones with the new software. if you send them to someone who doesn't have that, they will see an alien instead. the operating system update also offers wi-fi and bluetooth fixes along with improved performance for dozens of apps. what is that? they look like chinese characters if you don't have the same system going. >>

isn't it it obama and valerie jarrett threw her under the bus the fact she's using her personal e-mail for secretary of state. >> they're likeable enough, hillary "my friend." i think what's important you saw some polls from some key states including iowa, florida and others ohio i think and they showed hillary clinton's trust, the trust worthiness to be rather low and i think what you're seeing and going to see with the e-mail scandal is news of a scandal breaks. we all cover it for 48 hours. there's a poll taken 48 hours later, shows no change and everybody says gee it didn't affect her. well it does. it takes a long time to sync in and out of the country and i think the e-mail problem and the more we'll likely learn about the e-mail problem is going to cause her continuing trouble in the race. >> what about the continuing trouble around benghazi. we just heard from senator isakson who wants to know more about why those people died, our ambassador was killed. does benghazi matter? will it matter? >> it does. trey gowdy, head of the select committee on benghazi in the house says he'll

in a statement the white house senior adviser valerie jarrett wrote that this therapy for young people is quote, neither medically nor ethically appropriate and can cause substantial harm. will comes this response to a white house petition after the suicide of a transgender teen. >>> we're now learning that a man shot by police in afternoon arundel county last weekend was holding an air rifle. police say it looked like the real thing. take a look at this on top there of this that is an air rifle similar to what police say dallas ruff pointed at them. below the picture is a real rifle and you can tell very similar. ruff was shot once in the stomach. he's in the hospital and is charged with assault. the officer is on administrative leave. >>> the widow of marian barry has filed a lawsuit against the woman who donated a kidney to barry in 2008. in the lawsuit, cora masters barry says dickens is improperly using barry's name to raise money for her nonprofit. a lawyer for dickens told news 4 barry approved the barry kim dickens kidney foundation before he died. >>> nationals now facing a la

now president obama's senior advisor valerie jarrett said it's neither medically nor ethically appropriate and it can cause substantial harm, especially among young people. jarrett encourages individual states to ban gay conversion therapy. california has a ban in place. >>> there's a new scandal involving the secret service. the secret service put a senior supervisor on indefinite leave after a female supervisor aced him of groping her last month. she said he made unwanted sexual advances and grabbed her. this is the latest black mark for the secret social security. last month two agents drove a car into a secure area, and in january, the agency faced criticism after a small drone crashed on the white house lawn. >>> they will arrive here in the bay area. the vice president is coming to help raise money for the democratic congressional campaigns. it's a by-invitation-only event set for 7:00 p.m. tonight. tomorrow he'll visit a pg and e credibilitier in oakland. he'll be talking about job training. this will be the biden's third visit to the bay area for political fundraisers in the past y

one of the president's type advisers valerie jarrett condemned conversion therapy and wrote as part ofo ban conversion therapy for minors. the ms. jarrett says the problem is much bigger than this tragic story. the white house is not supporting a federal ban, just to be clear, but rather supporting the practice at the state level. now this is all fitting into the president's broader ongoing what he has referred to his evolution towards the issue of gay rights and same-sex marriage. frances. >> sure. he's saying he's open to the conversation between both sides of the aisle there. kristen welker thank you so much for that roar. good to see you. >> you, too. >>> a first for the nfl and a big win for women. sarah thompson is the the inspiration for today's five things. we'll fringe to you. >> when they hear my voice or see my wearing mascara they say that's a girl. they don't really care. want you to do the job and be consistent and be good at it. s is rudy. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these milk-

valerie jarrett is in town for the lead on leave empowering working families across america tour. expected to highlight the paid sick leave law passed by city council earlier this year. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker in america access to paid sick time. >> you don't want to have young people coming into the workplace and employees who are not well. the next time did you into a restaurant, just think about it f. that restaurant doesn't provide paid sick leave for their workers, do you really want to eat somewhere where your food is being prepared or handled by people who are sick? no, of course not. >> according to the white house, 43 million americans don't have a single day of paid sick time. >>> philadelphia school superintendent william height is asking pennsylvania state lawmakers for more money. height says the state has not adequately funded public education in philadelphia and the district can't make any more cuts. height says he's optimistic about getting more financial help from the state. according to a report released by rutgers university

a lengthy response quoting president obama and written by his senior adviser valerie jarrett, basicallyho think it should be banned. what she said in her statement was this the overwhelming scientific evidence demonstrates that conversion therapy, especially when practiced on young people is neither medically or ethically appropriate and can cause substantial harm. as part of our dedication to protecting america's youth, this administration supports the banning this conversion therapy for minors. petitioners were asking for a nationwide law put in place hoping the white house could do something like that. the white house isn't going to far as saying they're going the try to do something nationwide they're supporting efforts of states to ban conversion therapy. some states have already done it california new jersey and here in the district of columbia carol. >> why is the white house responding to this petition now? >> it's gotten to the point that it's gotten so much support. there is a certain timing of it. lately the white house has taken steps to try to increase fairness and end disc

tomorrow, the president's senior adviser valerie jarrett will join michael nutter for a conversationat city hall as part of the lead on leave empowering working families across philadelphia tour. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker in america access to paid sick time. >> you don't want young people in the workplace and employees not well. the next time you go into a restaurant. if that restaurant doesn't provide paid sick leave for the workers, do you want to eat somewhere where your food is prepared or served to you by people not feeling well? no, of course not. >> 43 million americans don't have a single paid day of sick time. >> well it's a beautiful outside right now, but that is all going to change as we go through tonight. first alert weather day out for tonight. maybe a couple of tornadoes with strong storms that move in. and any strong storms could be producing damaging winds and hail. that possibility is fairly high. also locally heavy rain. tornado watches out for all of the counties shaded in yellow. this includes most of the lehigh valley. much of

i mean, we know now that valerie jarrett has instituted a whole series of investigations of hillary when she was secretary of state. a couple of those the e-mails and the use of foreign governments for the clinton foundation have already dropped. more is yet to come from the obamas. >> all right. let's go through doug, she's got a lot of problems. those questions i asked there, how big a problem is saudi arabia and all these countries with atrocious records on gay rights, womens rights, religious freedom, how big an issue is that? >> i think that is an issue. but candidly you've talked about orgy island it was a good week for her. the allegations against -- >> but the case goes on. >> the case goes on but the credibility of the woman is raised in question. >> but the case goes on. you have all these other women that ultimately you may have bill clinton testifying under oa here. >> but these women haven't said anything about bill clinton yet sean. so she doesn't really have a problem there. >> okay. saudi arabia, great hypocrisy. >> right. that is a problem. >> okay. you're a liberal demo

in a white house statement last night, senior adviser valerie jarrett said: "overwhelming scientific evidence demonstrates that conversion therapy, especially when it is practiced on young people, is neither medically nor ethically appropriate and can cause substantial harm." the french public broadcaster tv-5 monde struggled to recover today from a major cyber attack. hackers who said they're islamic state supporters claimed responsibility. they blacked out 11 of the french network's tv channels overnight. they also took control of its website and social media feeds, posting material protesting french military action in iraq. >> it's been a very powerful cyber attack because we have very strong firewalls and that have been checked very recently and we are said to be very safe. so obviously, it's a very knowledgeable and powerful cyber attack. >> woodruff: the paris prosecutor's office has now opened a terror investigation into the hacking. back in this country, wall street managed to make up a little ground. the dow jones industrial average gained 56 points to close above 17,950. th

in the official response to the petition tonight, valerie jarrett noted that lawmakers have introducedalled bans on conversion therapy. this is still very new news. we don't know how this is going to play out, what the president is going to announce or somewhat it will lead to. but this is real news from that petition site which has been treated mostly as a joke. this is real news and a surprise tonight. stay with us. more ahead. i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. >>> as you might have noticed, the 2016 presidential race has now begun in earnest, at least on the republican side. there's one republican candidate who would very much like to be president but who is now waiting to see if members of his own inner circle will be indicted in federal cour

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valerie jarrett says that she is direct at all times with him.rack obama crosses threshold every night for dinner he doesn't always need me haranguing him. she said she picks her moments. >> now, what do you expect to see from her after the white house? >> she has said that she will keep talking, she wants to do some writing, she has also said she wants to keep working on education, which as you know is what her most recent project is all about, called "reach higher," helping disadvantaged kids. she says she wants to keep working on education, because it's the greatest civil rights challenge of our time. >> peter slevin it's a great read, by the way. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for your time tonight. again, the book is "michelle obama: a life." thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. coming up next on "hardball," chris speaks with the man who landed a gyrocopter on the capitol lawn. "hardball" starts right now. >>> drones kill. this is "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthewsback back in washington. two big stories tonight. first, a

senior adviser to the president valerie jarrett spoke with the newly minted governor of maryland larry hogan. he has not yet deployed the national guard. a lot watch the situation unfold on the streets of baltimore and think that's possibly the next step. jarrett spoke with a noted representative congressman elijah cummings from baltimore. the white house is watching this situation closely. this comes on the heels of what we've already noted in ferguson and staten island and cleveland and elsewhere. the justice department has been very active but something they have struggled with over the course of the last six months. relations between minorities particularly african-americans, and law enforcement. now, again, exploding on the streets of a major american city. tony. >> for sure for sure. mike viqueira for us in washington. thank you. dante berry is with us. dante, look. you don't condone the violence but you understand the frustration. and the question you're asking is how does that get expressed? right? let me have your thoughts on it and expand on your sense of understanding of fru

in the official response valerie jarrett noted that lawmakers in more than a dozen states have introduced-called conversion therapy. she said that new jersey governor chris christie signed such a ban into law back in 2013. this is new news. that petition site has been treated like a joke mostly. stay with us, more ahead. from lifelock. good news. we just learned your case is closed and your stolen retirement funds are finally being restored. lucy, wow... that 401k is two years in the mailroom ten in customer service, and the last five as sales director. that's some resume. try raising teenagers. you only have one identity. protect it with the best. lifelock. >>> as you might have noticed the 2016 race has begun in earnest and there is one republican candidate who would very much like to be president but who is now waiting to see whether members of his own inner circle are about to be indicted in federal court. there's new front page news tonight on the potential indictments, and that is next. ford is taking the ecoboost challenge all across america with escape and fusion. i like the sexy

valerie jarrett his senior adviser has been very involved in communicating with the governor of maryland and offering federal help to the extent the government of the state needs it. they are monitoring it. i would not be surprising did not come up during his news conference today with shinzo abe. i would not be surprised to hear him talk to reckless about with happening in baltimore. it is a continuation of a we have seen in other american cities is year. betty: it's reminiscent of all we saw in st. louis. you mention this meeting with shinzo abe. they want to get through a trade breakthrough. are we likely going to get some sort of richter us to mark? peter: they wanted to announce that the two most important economies in this 12 nation deal , they can announce they reached an agreement during it's not going to happen. they have made substantial progress. they are not there yet. there are still some sticking points on the u.s./japanese component. they will highlight how close they are. it will be a positive spin on where these talks stand. they still have things to work out between the

i think hillary should be more concerned about valerie jarrett leaking information than trey gowdy leaking information. >> this is part of the kabuki theater that i'm talk about. let's have the truth. our congress ought to reflect our country. where everything is heard. everything is publicly transparent. why have a meeting behind closed doors in a smoke-filled room when you can have a meeting in front of the public where the public can come into the meeting, right when you have -- >> confidential -- let's do open. give it all to the american people as long as we're talkingb about transparency. with that i have to end, i didn't want to end with the last word but we have to do it that way. the clock is ticking. thanks guys. >>> well, it is a lesson on moderation. doctors say a man's organs failed from his addiction to get this, iced tea. sweet tea as they call it in the south. so how much is too much when it comes to the sweet beverage? we'll talk about it live. >> yeah, we will. >>> plus some excite. for a quiet suburb. look at this. buffalo named big boy. leading police on a wild chase. w

as you point out, valerie jarrett has been in touch with state and local officials from maryland. and you noted that late in the day yesterday she convened a conference call with the attorney general to discuss with local leaders and a variety of other communities our efforts to address the ongoing situation in baltimore. i don't have any new calls to read out at this point. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> i'm not aware that they connected. we can check on. that but obviously if government hogan has an urgent need to speak to someone at the white house he would get a return phone call. there have been senior department of justice officials who do have expertise in this particular area did spend significant time in baltimore yesterday. so this is vinny gupta ronald davis, and -- who is the director of community relations of -- of the community relations service of the department of justice. they continue to be in close touch with baltimore officials as they deal with this matter. >> and back to earlier conversation about body cameras. you said there is a possibility they could be use

. >> host: can you explain more about the valerie jarrett and jack anderson connection. >> caller: i hope i got the names right. my understanding is that jack anderson is the alleged leak that was involved in that story. >> host: i think that he had passed away before. >> guest: okay, i'm sorry, the wife of the statesmen of the cia agent. >> host: okay, let's hear from ron kessler. >> guest: that whole thing was very overblown. somehow when i came out the press wasn't interested but was actually a person that out of her and not purposely but just gossiping and at the time she was not actually undercover and there was no real problem involved in revealing her identity. and the other item is about the fbi and of course we all have dreams about all kinds of things and there were so many things, that is what we tried to do with the real information and it depends on the sensitivity of information, how much with some minor details. one night a couple said that they felt like having twinkies and asked the waiter if he would get them twinkies. so he actually went out to the local supermarke

. >> host: can you explain more about the valerie jarrett and jack anderson connection. >> caller: i hope i got the names right. my understanding is that jack anderson is the alleged leak that was involved in that story. >> host: i think that he had passed away before. >> guest: okay, i'm sorry, the wife of the statesmen of the cia agent. >> host: okay, let's hear from ron kessler. >> guest: that whole thing was very overblown. somehow when i came out the press wasn't interested but was actually a person that out of her and not purposely but just gossiping and at the time she was not actually undercover and there was no real problem involved in revealing her identity. and the other item is about the fbi and of course we all have dreams about all kinds of things and there were so many things, that is what we tried to do with the real information and it depends on the sensitivity of information, how much with some minor details. one night a couple said that they felt like having twinkies and asked the waiter if he would get them twinkies. so he actually went out to the local supermarke

i can't judge that but i will say that i got a call within the last half an hour from valerie jarrett letting us know letting me know that whatever they -- whatever we needed in baltimore, the white house was ready to help out and offering to send key people from the department of justice to reaffirm the fact that the baltimore city police department is going to be looked at very carefully by the justice department. >> congressman, if you could stand by i want to go to our own brian todd right near that cvs now on fire and see the smoke coming out. brian, how close are you? >> reporter: wolf we're just a few feet from the back of the cvs. smoke is just billowing out of that entrance. we're told that everybody did get out okay but clearly they still have an active situation here. some fire trucks just pulled up to the front of the building. some other officers are moving toward it in their riot gear. is this is a phalanx of officers guarding the back entrance not letting us get any closerment choppers circling overhead. people were throwing bricks at police cars with police officers st

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it was a white house senior adviser, valerie jarrett, who wrote the response online saying overwhelming demonstrates that conversion therapy, especially practiced on young people is neither medically nor ethically appropriate and can cause substantial harm. the white house has taken steps to try to increase equality for people who are transgendered, lesbian and gay and bisexual. they've made it public the things they want to do things wb the federal government. but to ban the therapy nationwide would require congress so what they did in the response to this petition was to say, we support states who take these steps. and some states have banned conversion therapy, including california new jersey and d.c. back to you guys. >> michelle thank you very much. in other news the boston bomber could learn his punishment as early as next week. jury wednesday found the 21-year-old guilty on all charges. 30 federal crimes in the boston marathon bombing case. the defendants seemed emotionless as the guilty verdicts rang out one by one. the jury now, though has what is arguably a more difficult task

they didn't talk about what valerie jarrett and i forget who else inside the white house did this deal wanted to ignore it. i wonder when is the white house going to step up and say on the record what they say off the record? >> is this burden on the white house and not on the clintons? >> they're the ones that did the -- you know right now. >> sure they had a question, you had a deal with your secretary of state. >> they never made a speech and would not receive money. he's the investor of sweden. >> she's the secretary of state. i don't get it. i would like to know. i would like to ask the white house, what happened here? i think they're a part of it chuck. >> well, i mean look to me though that's the part that's more damming on the clintons. this is where i shake my head and don't understand why the clintons continue to take foreign money. clearly the white house was concerned enough that they felt that they had to put something in writing. now i agree with you, let's get it all out there on that front. but to me this is a reminder of like the white house knew this look back why in

the bottom line is that the clintons signed a memorandum of understanding with valerie jarrett and presidentg to correspond with certain number of agreements including the disclosure of all contributions. >> did that happen? >> no. >> it did not happen. >> you have proof of that? you are sure of that. >> we have proof of that. >> that's important. >> they admitted now that they did not reveal other contributions. in this case it was the chairman of a russian-owned uranium company in canada that was donated $2.5 million that was never disclosed by the clintons. >> the book is titled -- >> i think you've had your say, i haven't had a chance to talk yet in this segment but i like listening. let mike barncle have his say. go ahead. >> let's play a game. >> yeah. >> that's hillary clinton that's bill clinton and you haven't had a cans to talk what question if you only get one question to ask each, ask them the question? >> i would ask them first of all as it relates to this book and e-mails did you consider the e-mails related to the clinton foundation the private ones that were deleteed? there's