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let's thank lynne, lynne and vice president cheney. [applause] >> they have agreed to a few questions which we will do before the book signing, and i'm going to start with this young man who is from what school? >> chapman university. >> and your question is? >> you talked about how he was viewed by history, could you talk about maybe how he was viewed by the public, whether they like him or whether they didn't like him and the way that he kind of started the government? >> well, madison wasn't the kind of person, i mean, if he were alive today he wouldn't be the fellow who elbowed everybody else out of the way to get in front of the tv cameras. i don't think that all of his deeds in the early republic were fully appreciated by his fellow citizens. but asserted by the time his presidency was over he was deeply appreciated. his contemporaries were most enthusiastic about his job as commander in chief. i do think that has really been -- good question. >> from corona high school, corona delmar high school. >> what is madison's most signif

does this surprise you, lynn? does it strike you as a purely political calculation or is it reflecting what's in his heart? >> i think it's consistent with the rand paul that we see. he's already more of a libertarian than by the book conservative republican. that is, he didn't get to the heart of whether or not there's voter fraud in this comment or whether or not there's a problem that needs to be stopped, which a lot of people think it's really just suppression of african-american votes when you have these restrictive voting laws. and so by going to the heart of how people react it's insulting. it's demeaning. it's purely going after one target population. it sounds consistent with the rand paul we've been saying. >> "the new york times" has this quote that mr. paul's remarks seem certain to stir up concern from republicans over whether the senator can appeal to the conservative voters who have so much influence in selecting the nominee. how do you see this? how do you think this fits into the big picture 2016

lynn sweet? >> wednesday at west point, president obama gives another speech defending -- explaining his foreign policy. listen for what he says about russia. >> all right. we will. patrick? >> new generation of young americans getting involved in public service app they served in the military. you see other candidates like sean barney, who will be on my program today at 1:00, and aaron marquez out of arizona and kevin strauss out of pennsylvania. >> they're all saying, i want to be the next patrick murphy. thanks for getting up. we'll be back next weekend. set your alarms now. because saturday is the return of up against the clock. it is coming back. but right now, we have melissa harris parr ri. questions for hillary clinton about a second run at the white house are inevitable, but her nomination is anything but. why there is sure to be a challenger. that's next in nerdland. we'll see you next week. have a great week and great memorial day as well. [ male announcer ] we're the names you know in

lynn povich, we welcome you to democracy now! a fascinating story, your own, but let's first talk about what happened to jill abramson in your assessment of what has taken place. >> first of all, joe was a towering figure and has been for a long time and the journalism business. she is an excellent reporter has done taps wars, a fabulous best to get of reporter. she ran a great washington bureau of "the new york times," and of course, for those of us in the media, her appointment was significant that a woman would be able to be the editor was extraordinary. this is a sad and upsetting and ending to her rain. i think the problems with jill that we have learned is that she has been consistently underpaid and the predispositions that she had as well. it is not clear what the total compensation issue was with jill , so we're not exactly sure how that they compare, but i think it shows how upset she was that at least, according to the article, she brought in a lawyer to talk about her salary and her compensation. i think what resonate

now you have lynne cheney saying stuff like this about this recent "vanity fair" article. she says i really wonder this isn't an effort on the clinton's part to get that story out of way. would "vanity fair" publish anything of monica lewinsky that hillary clinton wouldn't want in "vanity fair"? >> probably a fair question. >> they do care about gwyneth paltrow but probably don't care about hillary clinton. you know, look -- >> it's a crazy conspiracy theory? >> going to keep you off the blogs, first off, and secondly i would say, you know, i think timing is everything. i don't think they hate it that it's out now. i don't know that they could control that. they don't like being reminded. they know it's going to be part of the conversation. they'd be fooler n ee eish not over with. >> lynne cheney is conjuring up this world in which hillary clinton or one of her minions calls up monica lewinsky and says, this would be a good time. come on. i do agree this is actually -- we -- rand paul is making a big mistake. you should encourage him -- >> to do more of it. >> keep doing

lynn jefferson good afternoon. >> my name is lynn jefferson and i currently serve on the francisco reservoir working group and i have been for 2 and a half years it's been truly what i would call a very collaborative effort i serve also as president of the board of directors for cal high community center located on north beach on lombard street every day we serve 6 to 7 hundred people including babies toddlers children, seniors and families coming from chinatown the immediate neighborhood and they would be very served by a park at the reservoir site and i'm working on a project with the director of after school programs to get the kids involved in a civic project so they can learn about what does it take for us to create a park at the site of of the francisco reservoir. there would be thousands of children served. there would be thousands of families and seniors and it would just be a wonderful addition and it would be considered a city park because some of some of the people we serve come from beyond the neighborhood. francisco middle school for example is a new immigrant school and a lot o

lynne about madison's height he was only 5 feet or inches. he was a short as president and i want to know when your research did you find that he had any troubles because of that and especially with regard to his relationships with women? as you know he didn't get married until he was a lot older and dolly was 17 years younger than he was. mr. vice president were to ask you about bald presidents. [laughter] eisenhower in the last year's -- all the president and i was wondering if you think there's going to be anymore. your yourself is a partially bald vice president. >> if i may go first. >> please. [laughter] >> i have always believed in the principle of my good friend al simpson. we all know him from the senate. i'll used to say we all have only so many hormones and if you want to waste yours growing hair that's okay by me. [applause] >> on young lady from redlands california. >> hi. you had mentioned how important it was to madison the freedom of conscience so i'm wondering how you feel about the fact that the whistleblower who exposed the

as lynne cheney has done since the 1990s. >> on the right, lynne cheney. >> good evening, welcome to "crossfire sunday." >> and continues today. >> madison was the man who said we're a government of laws and not men. obama seems to be showing us that we can be a government of man and not laws. so how could you evaluate the two of them in the same breath? i can't see. >> reporter: that sounds a lot like former vice president dick cheney who's also outspoken. >> president obama's got a steep hill to climb. >> reporter: in the patriotic tradition they might say of james madison. >> former president bush, bush 43 i'm talking about, has decided not to comment on public policy. and you and your husband have. >> for him, it's just speaking out because you really think there's some things that need to be said. >> and what do you think it is about the former president? >> i have no idea, but he seems to be content and happy and i look forward to seeing him and mrs. bush next week. >> so you do keep in touch? >> well, i'm going to be at the bush library talking about james madison. >> reporter

>> joining us now is representative terry lynn weaver, she sponsored the bill in the tennessee house. she joins us from nashville this morning. representative weaver, thank you for coming on aljazeera. if i'm addicted to drugs and pregnant and i know if i go to the doctor for a check up i may be turned into the police, i'm probably not going to the doctor. have you thought about how this law could discourage pregnant women from seeking medical care and hurt the developing fetus. >> good morning, stephanie and thank you for having me on your program. yes. ma'am i have put a lot of thought into it as has the governor and my colleagues here in the state. tennessee has a lot of things to offer, it's a beautiful place to come visit and a beautiful place to live, however we are number one in the nation for the amounts of babies being born addicted to drugs. house bill 1295 offers help and the opportunity for women to defeat and get help from drugs,

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lynn, i'll begin with you. secretary of state kerry was not the secretary of state when the attack occurred in 2012. what does chairman issa expect to get to him since he wasn't even in the cabinet at the time? >> oh, i think he expects to get from him basically his due, to show how in depth this panel is doing to have even more questions. they always have more questions. if i sound a little skeptical, it's because the -- i think the -- what darrell issa really tried to do is to show he's leaving no stone unturned and to beat to the punch the rival republican select committee that will be starting up its hearings soon. and just in case they had an idea of calling secretary of state kerry, he wanted to be the one to get there first. >> okay. colby, also this week as you know the house democrats, five of them, agreed to participate in that special committee investigating benghazi. why do you think the democrats decided to participate? you know there was talk of them boycotting altogether. what's the calculation h

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it seems like the focus in the media has been how come lynn spalding wasn't found, but why she wasn't lost was because there wasn't a coach that was available for someone in her condition who needed extra care round the caloric care, someone to be with her and that person wasn't available or was pulled away. so, it looks like the issues of staffing and care are grave, you know, issue that happens practically, if not -- seems like every day. everywhere i go and through the hospital, that section of the hospital on friday, i would be met with several nurses who would want to talk to me all at the same time. one after the other, telling me about the challenges that they face on a daily basis. we had charge nurses who were actually doing the work of regular nurses who were pulled away as charge nurses. we have people doing, you know, going above and beyond their work. don't know when their break is going to happen. just incredible. and the level of stress that was there was remarkable. but also the level of concentration that was there was really remarkable as well, equally so. and i was

. >>> and lynne cheney is back in the news because of her new book. and because of her theory about the timing of a monica lewinsky interview just out. we'll ask her about all of that coming up. sknl >>> plus, did hgtv can a new show because of their marriage beliefs? >> we start right now. >>> first up, house republicans have named members the slikt committee to investigate the benghazi terror attack that killed four americans and injured many others. the big question now, will democrats join the committee? this morning on fox news sunday, the head of the house democratic caucus sparred with the new chair of the select committee, congressman trey gowdy, over whether a new investigation is really necessary. >> i have more questions than answers despite fact committees of congress have looked at this for 19 months now. >> trey, you served on one of these committees that did this investigation. you're a great prosecutor. you could have asked those questions. >> how will a select committee be different than the benghazi investigations we have seen so far

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lynn, mark, to be continued. you guys have wrote this fun little back and forth online and i thought let's bring it on tv because why shouldn't this be on tv? >> thank you. >>> developing news from capitol hill. 49 u.s. senators, all democrats have written a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell urging the league to change the name of the washington redskins after the racist remarks by l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. the senators write this, the despicable comments made by mr. sterling have opened up a national conversation about race relations. we believe this conversation is an opportunity for the nfl to take action to remove the racial slur from the name of one of its marquee franchises signed by 49 members of the u.s. senate. again, all democrats. >>> what percent of kennic te's congressmen are military veterans, and ed whitfield was in the army reserve. congratulations to rob plasek. we'll be right back. o. o. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture.

as with the other 21 appeals the board has heard lynn fong of public works said this application met all the guidelines and at the hearing it was reported to the hearing officer that during the box walk there had been an additional site on fell street unfortunately, that site didn't meet the technical requirements to install the box ambassador this particular appeal it was denied on that basis that at&t was unable i guess to install to the that location it's the reality of the guidelines of how those cabinets work there's not an infinity amount of places to be placed in the neighborhoods are the s m f has 22 different requirements that at&t has to meet that are stroem specifically like the facility shall not obstruct the pedestrian clear traffic path. and there's a substantial number of requirements there are also some technical limitationss on where the cabinets can go that's notary republic not is an unusual situations is there are be situations in some neighborhoods there's only one location where those will work for an infrastructure build out i'll take any questions if you have

listen, i did a show with lynne cheney for three years. i actually like the woman. but this is -- she's been out in the thin air in wyoming too long. this is the most ridiculous thing i have ever heard. a conspiracy -- first of all, powers is right. lewinsky wouldn't go along with it. this story is probably the worst thing that could come out for them right now. because why do they want to revisit it? it's been 11 years. >> better now than -- >> a year from now. >> so you think it's not going to become an issue in the next election? >> i think they can judge it a little bit. your thoughts on it, greg? >> who's behind monica? whoever's behind the tape is probably behind monica 37. >> i think mrs. clinton should do the right thing because monica has been in the wilderness for 20 lewinsky, putn her staff for a change. i think it might be good. >> i think this benefits hillary clinton to get this out there and toss it around. >> i have no idea what you guys are laughing about. >> actually, what i'm laughing about is bob has a cigar. >> that's dangerous in his hands. >>

. >> my name is a lynn kim. >> pull up the microphone. >> my name is a lynn kim i live on 702 eight avenue. i live there since 60 years i own that property there 60 years i have the picture of last week, i was here i checked the commission over the web and the only commissioner, i know here is anthony commissioner antonini and he told me at the time, we came over i live next door to safest way offering safest way their building a new building the meeting the first meeting was at my house the second meeting across the street at the church of choifrt i had trouble with safest way we built our garage next to safest way in 82 now i have a letter it's actually a carport on their property. and they built the wall one and a half feet from their wall is their property that's a shock to us and they claim they own that and they country write the letter i wouldn't sign it because of poor english and that trurtd my grandchildren's future it's a funny thing they call is run i'm a republican myself since 21 years old i'm 91 so at the time the reason why i stay as a republican because reagan helped any b

lynn povich, former senior editor at "newsweek" and author of "the good girls revolt." let's talk about the jill abrams dzon, we were both in new york and heard about the response and the new interview in vanity fair. am i happy i'm in this place? no. sulzberger use of we seemed strange until i realized it is the vanity fair piece. if he felt any vulnerability in the view of himself of gender diversity, he did not portray it. the paramount view was this was not a place that penalizes women. what is your takeaway from all of this? >> well, i think it has started a conversation because all of the initial conversation we had, she was paid less, she was difficult, fed into the kinds of discrimination that women in the media and workplace in general are often feel that they are generally paid less across the board and being a difficult woman and someone who asserts herself and stands up for herself, they are stigma tiesed for that. we know that. that's what sparked this enormous conversation which actually i think hopefully will be positive in the end. i think in this case,

tonight thousands of people gather in honor of jenny lynn. may 27th, 1994. she was found dead in her home. she was 14 years old. her family said the pain is still felt decades later. >> it feels like it happened yesterday. every day over the past 20 years, every day you wake up, first thing you think about. there's no way she can come back. >> the parents have found some peace by forming the jenny lynn foundation. it talks about child safety. they sponsor a free music camp. the $100,000 reward has been offered for information leading to her murder. >>> six burglary cases solved on the peninsula. they've caught three teenagers behind them. these men worked together to target homes in sunny dale, redwood city and fremont. in one case a teen got into a fight with a sunny vail homeowner and fired off a gun. another teen was arrested after committing a home invasion robbery in free month. >>> the pillow case rapist is being paroled. christopher hubbard was ordered released today. his most recent crimes occurred in santa clara county. he raped 40 women, some right

proposed locations caused a traffic or safety problem, in fact, the department found just the opposite lynn functioning the department of public works stated that atkins's applications met every one of the technical requirements the basis was for more preferable locations might exist now that they excited but a probability they might that's not say basis for denying encroachment permits the second authorize if all cases the department under section 85 of department of public works has 60 days to deny the permit i'd like to during the course e directing your attention on the 61 first day the illuminates have a right to install their equipment in the right-of-way the legislation didn't want cities to sit on permit applications for years or months as a way of de facto way of denial navel that's what happened to the permit applications it took the city 2 hundred and 70 days to deny one application and more than 2 hundred days to deny the carl street and 7th avenue applications. now there's an expectation to the rule by the statute and highlighted in here in section 5 parties what maturing agree

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lynn, mike's first wife. the article says a 25-year-old woman apparently choked to death friday on a threat lozenge. sharon and the rest of the thomas family say they find two things strange about that. first, an otherwise healthy 25-year-old woman chokes to death on a cough drop. second, they say michael had always told them, a different story. he told them his first wife didn't die suddenly, she died a slow, painful death, from cancer. >> michael told us the entire time he was married to mama that lynn had leukemia. >> it made me wonder, what else has he lied about? >> what else has he lied about? for the answer to that question we take you to florida and the suspicious fire in dr. mike's past. nearly 20 years ago. >> in the place of business, detected smoke. seen smoke. >> the lieutenant in plain clothes was a rookie patrolman back in the day. he says he found dr. mike standing outside his own office, just watching it burn. >> my first question was why didn't the doctor call the fire department? >> but tha

so partners thank you and lynn and george and thank you marie radio and mr. mayor really you're the catalytic you make so many things happen i'm honored to be here. i can't wait to see what we're going to see (clapping) let's show our appreciation to salesforce tower >> let's reveal this. you stand here and we'll just on the count of 3. 1, 2, 3. wow. >> if you have phones or things that make noise if you could put them on vibrate. >> if you have a comment to make, we have speaker cards that should be up front, if you could fill that out and with your name and what agenda item you would like to speak on and hand them over to our staff and finally thank you to sfgov tv and media services every time the

lynn x to talk about monica lewinsky. she was talking about her new book. the publishers weekly review meticulously researched conversation l in its analysis. she's worked on this for five years. if you want to learn about our founding fathers, take a look at this great new book. greg is already taking my advice. >> he's looking for the footnote. >> this is cheating. she has 100 pages of footnotes. >> that's why it's meticulously researched. >> banned phrase. it's the blank stupid. it's still being used. i can't believe i haven't banned it already. stop it, lazy headline writers. it's annoying. it's the stupid headline, stupid, of all time. >> that was interesting. we have something kind of sweet and charming to do. it's a happy birthday, baby, to brian kilmeade who is turning the big 5-0 today. >> wow. >> i don't think he eats. >> it's mere cat blood. >> are you referring to the birthday cake incident this morning? >> what happened? >> we missed it. elizabeth hasselbeck was bringing a cake and someone came out of the crowd and took the cake and smashed it

in terms of madison's impact, lynne touched on it a bit. but clearly when we get into major debates over constitutional prerogatives, executive and legislative and so forth, we are dealing with the madison legacy. and so much of what we're trying to do now in the recent administrations, in this one -- especially, say, for example, the war powers act, madison played a major role when he changed the draft in the constitution from congress having the authority to make war to congress having the authority to declare war. that was enormous. it basically transferred the authority to conduct war, be the commander in chief, to the executive and the president and, fortunately, that happened. we lived with that ever since. i think that's far preferable than what was originally intended in the first draft. >> madison had, in fact, watched the congress try to direct war during the revolution. and it was a complete mess with the congress authorizing troops to march here and march there, depending sometimes on how near they were tomeeting in philadelphia

s former vice president dick cheney and his wife, lynn, in their first joint interview since leaving the white house. >> there has developed over the years of the obama administration, i think, a sense on the part of others that we have a weak government. >> we discuss ukraine, ben fwauzy, and ask mrs. cheney why on earth they would want to see lewinsky back in the public eye. dick and lynne cheney only on fox news sunday. >> the controversy over hillary clinton. >> i think she had a traumatic brain episode. >> she is strong. she's doing great. as far as i can tell, she's in better shape than i am. >> both join our sunday panel to explain his comments. plus, allegations that veterans die. v.a. hospitals across the country. >> isn't there evidence here of criminal wrong doing that is falsifying records, false statements to the federal government? that's a crime. we'll ask the leading whistle blower dr. sam foote and ryan gallucci of the vfw. >> and our power player of the week. political strategist scott reid on the u.s. chamber of commerce's multimillion-dollar stake in the 2014 elec

. >>> coming up after your local news, lynne cheney, wife of former vice president dick cheney joins us. i'm anne-marie green this is "cbs morning news." t dick cheney joins us. i'm anne-marie green this is "cbs morning news." frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots of tablets. one pill. you decide. prevacid. ♪ 24 hour >>> bad news for commuters in southern california. this bridge fire shut down interstate 15. the main route to las vegas for the next couple days. the blaze started yesterday afternoon when a worker's blow torch ignited a wooden support. more than 60 firefighters battled high winds to get the fire under control. here is another look at this morning's top stories. a deadly wildfire burning north of oklahoma city is mostly contained this morning. fire officials say the blaze could flair again. 3500 acres have burned including six homes and one killed. >>> a leader of an islamist group opposed to educating girls says his group is responsible for kidnapping hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls. he called them slaves and threatene

good afternoon, commissioners my name is lynn valenti and program director of people in plazas, free concert series and i have been doing this for 21 years. we use small musical concerts to activate public plazas all over san francisco, both privately-owned spaces and city-owned public spaces. in my 21-year career and in the beginning i have been brought to tears having to go through all kind of hoops to do a small event in a public space free for the community. i have produced 3,000 small eventeds in san francisco plaza including transamerica park, u.n. plaza. i live across from street the from proposed plaza that will open this summer. this plaza is in mitigation and this amenity- and a couple of others will really turnaround our neighborhood. i have been work on this for ten years. this program is needed to run and manage new and old open spaces. it cut down the permit process for community groups and other activators including 501(c)(3)s, non-profits, and because of this, more groups will engage with the community, if the process can be simplified. >> good afternoon planning comm

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joi lynne ortiz, thank you so much. > > thank you. thank you bill! just ahead--- airline stocks are picking up investors. trader tips on getting on board and not getting bumped! chart talk is next. alan knuckman of one stop option joins us now. he's checking the charts on jet blue. is it up up and away alan?. it looks like it's flying high. it's up 25% since the first of the year so it's in a strong trend, but technically speaking its trading between $8 and $9 since november, so a break out above 9 since it's in 10 which doesn't seem like a lot but that is 20% above where we are right now. > > it is and the reason is we've seen money come out of these high-flying tech stocks and actually go in to some of the airline stocks. so what would be your play? > > airlines have always been a poor investment historically but they figured out a way to monetize what they have-- they're a la carte pricing and they're making money. they have pricing power now for the first time in a long time so if you look at this chart jet blue is trading between $4 and 8 dollar

. ♪ >> lynne cheney is here. she is a historian, best-selling author, and the wife of former vice president dick cheney. not necessarily in that order. her new book is called "james madison: a life reconsidered." the fourth president she says did more than any other to conceive and establish the nation we know yet she senses his grand accomplishments are underrated. a historian writes her book demonstrates why madison deserves to stand near the center of our early american firmament. i am pleased to have lynne cheney back at this table. welcome. >> it is a pleasure to be here. >> we saw you on the morning program. everybody is becoming really interested in james madison. that must make you happy. >> i hope i can help in the effort because he has long been our most underrated president. the thought is not original with me. when john kennedy was president he said of madison was the most underappreciated of his predecessors. >> you put him very high up beyond underappreciated because of his accomplishments as i sugg

joining me two of the members on the committee, mike pompeo and lynn westmoreland. they join me now. it's great to have both of you here. >> thank you. >> congressman pompeo, let me begin with you, because i think a lot of people want to get to the bottom of what happened in benghazi. do you feel confident that you are going to be able to get the right questions and the right witnesses? will you be able to compel people to come before the committee and give honest testimony? >> i'm confident that lynn and i the other five members of the committee are going to do all that we can. we'll have subpoena power and we have a charge from the speaker to get all the facts to the events that led up to the tragedy that caused four american men to lost their lives. ultimately, to understand what this administration was thinking in the after math when they told the american people a story that we now know not to have been the truth. we owe the american people those facts and it's our committee's responsibility our charge, our duty to go get them. >> congressman westmoreland, one

and lynne cheney says the timing is more than suspicious. she's here to talk about that and more. >> it's happening at a time when hillary's getting wrapped up to run, getting it out of the way so we can say one more time, it's old news, seems to me like a strategy or a tactic, perhaps. >>> welcome back to "the real story." time to check your headlines for the day. wyoming getting hit with some extra weather that's very rare for this part of the country. a huge tornado, thankfully it touched down in a large open field about 20 miles from the nearest city, avoiding certain disaster. >>> the latest weather map revealing the areas most at risk of thunderstorms and possible tornadoes, parts of the northern plains and upper midwest facing the greatest threat. >>> and moving on to toronto's embattled mayor. he's vowing to return to work and make it home in time to run for reelection still. mayor rob ford making the comments from the rehab facility that he had to enter after a second video recently surfaced of him smoking more crack cocaine. >>> a