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chelsea: well, it is funny. a lot of them come from historical recipe cookbooks, all the way back to ancient rome but the majority of them are in the middle ages early-renaissance period and the internet is a great resource for that now. a lot of them have been digitized, put up online. it is a terrific place to find really cool recipes that have been forgotten. stephanie: here's the thing with medieval cooking -- the food is not known for actually tasting any good, and while it is an exciting team, and really fun, you want the people eating it, especially if you're putting in all of this effort, to like what they are eating. so, how do you monetize -- modernize that? chelsea: i find that is actually a misnomer about historical food. making the recipes, i find it is full of unique and rich spices we do not even use today in modern cooking. so, in a lot of cases i have done the historical version and the modern version but the historical version has a lot to offer. it is often a different flavor profile than a mo

i waited 40 years for come to the leak like chelsea manning. chelsea made the mistake of admitting it to someone who is a government informant at that point. she is in prison and serving 35 years at this point. totally unfair. edward snowden did it right under the current circumstances. he had complained the colleagues about this. had he gone to the inspector general of the nsa or the dod as center -- senator kerry and former secretary of state clinton should've done, he would've suffered the same fate as kirk leavy who went to the ig and later went to congress and in both cases did nothing but an. their bosses and lose their jobs and be fingered for possible leakers later. they were suspected of leaking when someone else did what they should've done in the first place and that was to go to the newspapers. i would say that right now that snowden made the right choice and made it by going to the press. from the moment he did that, he would be in isolation like chelsea manning. never talking to a reporter. chelsea manning was arrested about five

chelsea? >> chelsea: no. nothing happened. >> billy: it's not connor, is it, with the nanny quitting at all? >> chelsea: oh, no. that's all good. i mean, my mom's gonna come watch him today. but i actually have to get to the office 'cause i have a meeting about my new designs.

edward snowden and chelsea manning asked that question. host: if someone asks that question and the answer is yes what is your suggestion? guest: i went to the senate and wasted a year and a half. they were afraid, not that they'd be prosecuted, senator fulbright, no chance to that, but that he would lose access to classified information in his job of ruling on foreign military aid. it would go to the more friendly right winged senate armed services committee instead of foreign relations so he didn't do what he promised me to do, bring out the material in hearings. in the end, i had to go to the newspapers. i wish i had done that a year earlier. i wish to say right now in advice to people, do it as there's a lot of material as often as it should be. how often should a large amount come out like the pentagon papers? once every 40 years? which is the current standard, i would thinky not. about every year. somewhere in the world every month. some exposÉ like that. but it doesn't happen, i waited 40 years for a comparable leak and that was by

. >> billy: chelsea? chelsea, you here? >> chelsea: i can't believe this happened. >> adam: of course it happened. >> chelsea: um, i-i didn't plan this. >> adam: no, i know. you came over here on impulse, and look what happened. it's undeniable. there's a connection between us. [ cellphone chimes ] >> chelsea: i'm -- i'm sorry. that could be about connor. >> adam: of course. yeah.

can chelsea have a real impact in this campaign? >> i think chelsea already has had a real impact. you can look at her career path and i think the fact that she chose to go to the private sector and create some distance between her parents and her college choice demonstrates that she has a draw to this type of passion which is political passion. i think she's demonstrated her ability to make a difference with the clinton foundation. i think that she overwhelmingly is listened to by both of her parents and i think we'll see chelsea in this campaign. >> josh a public role by chelsea good or bad? >> bad i think. i'm one of the few people who thinks she might be detrimental to the campaign. >> why? >> i think the way that hillary has to play it this time around is being the loving grandmother, not being arrogant not seem like she's inevitable. it's impossible for chelsea to avoid the speck ter and the shadow of the presidency of her parents. when she's a princess diana figure and having a $5 million wedding and wearing a vera wang dress and it's catered by the saint regis and she's got

a very funny woman is here tonight, chelsea handler. one of my favorites. [ cheers and applause ] great comedian. i'm so excited to have her on the show tonight. from "mad men," one of my all-time favorite shows, one of my all-time favorite guys, john slattery is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm started to get very upset that "mad men" is coming to a close. so hopefully he will talk me through that. also we'll have music tonight from shakey graves. they're great. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll be right, you guys, back with more "late night" after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i have a video i want you to watch and no matter what i need you to stay focused. don't take your eyes off of the screen. sfx: drill noise. sfx: puppies barking. wrestlers: ahhh!! grrr!!! owwweee! it's hard to stay focused. text message alerts from chevy let you send a text response at the touch of a button ... so you can focus on driving. this will make it a little easier to keep my eye on the road. its amazing. ♪ i will take beauty into m

he was sort of the one that went after him, that connected him to the cases in chelsea. so you have -- if you look, actually, in his files he was one of the earliest detectives in boston, and he was the first detective who opened up the first detective agency in new england. so his files span from the 1860s to 1933, i want to say. his son took over the agency as well, so you have probably thousands of volumes. and this was the one that really stuck with him the most because he said that never seen anyone as vicious as jesse as young as he was. so it really -- so that collection was the first one that i looked at. also the state archives have all the trial records have all the information as well. the statehouse has a lot of the term bridgewater where he went later on, the state reform school nowadays is called the lyman school for boys, changed its name, so they have a lot of -- and the boston the bpl. they have thousands of articles were written about hill. so at the time boston had probably 250 newspapers and magazines. it was really a good time to be a journalist back

it was a very local story in chelsea, until boston realized that something more was going on, and "the boston globe" got wind of it and they wrote an article about him. that was published in 1872. and as soon as that hit people realized that maybe they had something more on hand, and even his mother mrs. pomeroy, sort of recognized that there was something about the description that people were giving that sounded familiar. she learned that maybe this boy that people didn't know too much about, she had an inclining it was her own son who was doing that. instead of telling the police what she did was take the whole family away from charlestown and moved them to south boston. she figured maybe away from the environment that they were things would stop. instead, what she did was just take the problem away with her because while the abuse stopped in chelsea it started off again in south boston. over there, he almost right away became isolated became lonely. children didn't really want to play with him. so he started walking the sands of south boston, the beaches and over there he would com

see chelsea clinton some what coming to the defense of her mother. she also added, you won't see much of me during this campaign, because i'm a new mom. sew, what are we going to see? >> reporter: well, look, chelsea clinton is a huge asset to this campaign and the campaign staff knows that the donation allegations are not going away any time soon. i would be shocked if we don't see chelsea playing a pretty big role for 2016. but look, when she's out there, and the same for the rest of the clinton family, as we saw today, they are all going to be facing tough questions, david. >> these questions aren't going away. cecilia, thank you. >>> tonight, loretta lynch has now been confirmed as the nation's next attorney general. history this evening. the first african-american woman to serve in the post. >>> now, to baltimore tonight. a city on edge again this evening. hundreds of protesters swarming city hall. the governor dispatching state troopers to keep the peace after the death of freddie gray, in leg irons. his spine would be severed. he would later d

chelsea was never around. we were told she's a private citizen, we shouldn't expect to see her, she wasn't going to be involved. she did step out very very tenuously, kind of grew over the course of several months campaigning for her mother liked it better and better so she's going to come out more this time. many things have changed in the last seven years. she's become a mother she's also been out much more publicly as a voice and face for the clinton foundation she worked here at nbc for a little while. she's gotten used to being in front of cameras and audiences, she's much more comfortable. >> so the issue she had a child, we're expecting to hear hillary talk about being a grandmother. >> a lot, a lot. she wrote that epilogue to her book "hard choices" that was published on friday where she said kind of her new world view comes from being a grandmother to little baby charlotte and how she wants to make a better world for charlotte. obviously, that's a great talking point for her that didn't exist the last

chelsea are the team have received 20,000 messages. troy townsend is from kick it out the organization that authored the report. he told al jazeera not enough is being done to stop the abuse. >> a number of cases have not ended with any kind of result for us. a number of people do not even, you know get to the stage where they get arrested or -- or they have been summoned to appear. so it -- it's a freedom of speech platform and the fact -- and we now need to make sure that as you say it is policed lot better. there are consequences to people's actions, and if people cross that line and as you can see by the amount of tweets that someone like mare you has received in form of racist tweets as well that there now needs to be an outcome in the fact that these people should not be able to get away with being able to do that. >> on the pitch, chelsea are preparing for their final major hurdle as they aim to win the english premier title for the first time in five years. it's a huge nine days for them. they travel to arsenal on sunday the 26

chelsea's mother doesn't think that she should pay for anybody else's kids. there is somebody else's kids. with that encapsulates the change. >> so half the book is the stories to give the wrenching meeting -- meaning the other half as analysis i could point the mouse but tell us and with the shocking ones are. >> but to spend time with the kids and respecting the is right after the kid comes from college compared getting better and better. so the kid will be getting worse and worse for and. >> cute kids see it in the sanatorium where parents read to their kids. if there is a social class get now there is 45 minutes per day that meantime but that is the way the brain develops with the amount of social support they get from their communities and. but 90 percent of all kids raised in a two-parent family but now it is only 30% better raised in two parents at high-school. i am just saying it is harder to raise them with the one parent home. also perhaps in all the other support systems from schools to churches you can see the extracurricular activities. high-scho

i would be shocked if we don't see chelsea playing a big role for 2016. but look when she's out there and the same for the rest of the clinton family as we saw today, they are all going to be facing tough questions, david. >> these questions aren't going away. cecilia, thank you. >>> tonight, lor let that lynch has been confirmed as the nation's next attorney general. history this evening. the first african-american woman to serve in the post. >>> now, to baltimore tonight. a city on edge again this evening. hundreds of protesters swarming city hall. the governor dispatching state troopers to keep the peace after the death of freddie gray dragged into a police van, put in leg irons. his spine would be severed. he would later die. tonight, tensions enflamed further after a police union chief like nlded protesters to, quote, a lynch mob. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to dr. oz firing back. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: dr. them melt oz taking his critics to task. >> i have long believed that doctors should not fight their battles in public,

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. >>> tonight we are learning that the clinton foundation bill hillary and chelsea's charity will refile tax returns for the last five years because of quote, errors in reporting about certain contributions. its part of a tail that could spell serious trouble for the hillary clinton presidential campaign. big money, tens of millions of dollars and allegations of influence peddling and even bribery. even russian aggression and iran's nuclear program factors in. much of it is detailed in a new book clinton cash by peter schweizer. i was given early access to the book and talked exclusively with its author. the stories span the fwloeb but perhaps the one with the most geo political consequences starts in kazakhstan. consider the stunning case of kazakhstan and how american uranium ended up in the hands of the russians. >> september 6, 2005 bill clinton shows up in kazakhstan where frank justra a canadian investor has been trying to get control to buy a couple of uranium mines and he became partners in a way with bill clinton working on philanthropic activities. >> i came to him with an idea

. >>> tonight we are learning that the clinton foundation bill hillary and chelsea's charity will refile tax returns for the last five years because of quote, errors in reporting about certain contributions. its part of a tail that could spell serious trouble for the hillary clinton presidential campaign. big money, tens of millions of dollars and allegations of influence peddling and even bribery. even russian aggression and iran's nuclear program factors in. much of it is detailed in a new book clinton cash by peter schweizer. i was given early access to the book and talked exclusively with its author. the stories span the fwloeb but perhaps the one with the most geo political consequences starts in kazakhstan. consider the stunning case of kazakhstan and how american uranium ended up in the hands of the russians. >> september 6, 2005 bill clinton shows up in kazakhstan where frank justra a canadian investor has been trying to get control to buy a couple of uranium mines and he became partners in a way with bill clinton working on philanthropic activities. >> i came to him with an idea

. >> what about chelsea clinton referring to the secret service as pigs? >> he was in the room in the kitchen when chelsea was on the phone with a friend. she said, i've got to go one of the pigs is here. he said that he saw this, and on the record saying it. she was really beloved among the resident staffers. >> that was a one off. >> she even practiced cooking with them in the white house kitchen before she went off to stanford. >> who was the most liked first couple? >> president george h.w. bush. they would have horseshoe competitions with the other staffers. they would throw horseshoes after work. he would invite some of them for dinner in the private dining room. >> what was up with lbj and his shower? >> he was absolutely obsessed with the shower. he wanted it to have a needle-like intensity, almost like a fire hose strength intensity going from hot to cold. he would travel with six different shower nozzles. in fact, he was so obsessed that he drove one of the plumbers crazy. he really had a nervous breakdown. a couple days -- because they're so obs

another story that was picked up by the press and talked about quite a lot is chelsea clinton calling a secret service agent a pig and then saying well, that's what my parents call them. >> right. and that was from a florist on the record who was in the room at the time. he says, and he heard her say this i will say that chelsea was beloved among the staffers, but the relationship with the secret service and the clintons is different from their relationship with the resident staff. they had a very difficult relationship with the secret service. >> let me ask one last question i quoted earlier in the program, did people reinforce this idea that hillary has a vicious temper and is mean and rude and condescending to people? is that the impression you got from all the people you talk today? >> they gave the impression that it was an absolute -- it was a roller coaster ride. one day was fine and the next was you know, there was something bothering her. and, you know, there's a story in the book about her getting angry with a butler for not taking the prime minister's wife's cup and she had

. >> chelsea: uh, no, but i was asking because i ove

however, chelsea would win the game 2-1. u.s. women prepare fog their world cup, facings in in a friendly. americans led 1-nil at halftime. then the score in her home town. 2-nil. then julie johnson heads it in. >> i'm glad to see barry zito accept hit minor league assignment but he will take his family and enjoy it. >> thanks. ahead, a creation that could have women kicking up their heels. that ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ n i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> march for truth coming up at 6:00. why hundreds of people took time this holiday weekend for a demonstration in san francisco, and the message they want to send. >>> costly commitees. are you getting what your tax money is pa

we can play pressure on chelsea's shoulders. and we've seen in previous premier league seasons it's always possible. i cannot say that it is not possible. but it is possible. >> in england james anderson has broken england's record as the leading test taker. anderson went past the record of 383 wickets when he had the west edeny's captain--they were unable to break through again as west indies would save the draw with seven wickets down. the second test starts on tuesday. >>> louis hamilton and rosberg are once again dominating the grand prix. hamilton is championship leader and looked like he set the fastest time. but rosberg crossed the line 1.05 quicker. >> usually the guy who wins the race drives the fastest. i would like to think that i drove the fastest. >> is it good between you two? >> it's good to go. we look forward to this race here. we'll focus and the best way to do it is to try to beat louis here in this race. that would be the best sort of answer. >> rafael know dal and djokovic will play each other in the monte c

be positive. >> if you elect hillary clinton you get two for the price of one. >> i cannot begrudge chelsea as someone who has buck teeth and frizzy area i love it. >> you had a great makeover. >> and marco rubio announces on monday. ahead a very different media narrative for the horrifying police shooting of walter scott in south carolina. ran paul lectures savannah guthrie and is buried under an avalanche of negative 8 >>> and pull's presidential campaign was just hours old when he got a little annoyed at savannah gutry.pull's presidential campaign was just hours old when he got a little annoyed at savannah gutry. >> i once said iran was not a threat. now you say it is. you once proposed ending foreign aid to israel, you now support it at least for the time being. and you once offered to -- >> before we -- >> dras trach lyi wonder if you've mellowed out. >> why don't you let me explain instead of talking over me. before we go through a litany of things you say i've changed on, why don't you ask me a question, have i changed my opinion? that would be a better way to approach it. >> is iran

chelsea and stoke city. charlie adams, stoked after this shot from 65 yards out. and it goes on. adam left-footed. ties it. however chelsea would win the game 2-1 the final. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. warriors in dallas face the mavs sharks in phoenix. highlights tonight. see you then. >> as shu mentioned abc7 news will be live for the a's home opener and we want to see you celebrating the green and gold. share your fan photos with us. just post them to social media with the hash tag, where you live. >> easter comes earl next on abc7 news at 6:00. no order egg hunt. the big prize for finding the >>> water fights. how the california drought is pitting fish versus crops. join us tonight on kofy tv 20 for that story. >>> then on abc7 abc7 at 11:00, here on channel 7 the bathroom fixture that is helping a california woman save ten gallon a water a day. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> a live look for you right now from the golden gate bridge and authorities telling people not to drive here all weekend long if your plan otherwise to park and enjoy the view.

bill and hillary in the arkansas governor's mansion with the tiny chelsea. doesn't that wife mother and grandma in the white house, ana? >> oh, carol i think it's not a qualifier, and i don't think it's a disqualifier. i don't think anybody should be disqualified because they're a mother, a wife or a grandmother. but i think there need to be much more than that. right now she seems to be leading with that. which is very interesting, because it's very different from what she did in 2008 where frankly she was, you know the strong woman, we saw her in the black pantsuits, and she wasn't emoting and having this you know, new, improved softer version of hillary clinton that rebranding that's going on today. today it's very obvious that she is leading with that softer aspect of her personality. but you know in the white house, i want more than that. i want the person who is going to be the leader of the free world. i want the person making policy decisions. i want to know what she stands on decisions on policy issues. on the issues with israel. on all sorts of thi

and, dropped down to third and later on sunday,. >>> chelsea, and was named the player-of-the-year by his fellow professionals. >>> he won it, and the united goal scored 13 goals and helping chelsea wins the league cup. >>> former world number one, has been and handed an eight-month ban for doping. and, the agency -- and he still be able to compete, because the world federation, can still compile. >>> he was described as a national hero, and he tested positive for a ban at last year's world championships. >>> the results and. >>> now, the m.l.b., alex rodriguez completed a year long ban for doping and could be set for a 6 million dollar bonus from the yankees. >>> he hit his 659th homerun, in the win over the mets and one short of willie mayes and, he was north and rodriguez has a marketing agreement that promises him 6 million payday if he mayes. >>> and they may refuse to pay because his homeruns are no longer marketable. >>> clove land, and 4-0 against boston. and, l.a. clippers have leveled their series, at two apiece and mavs kept alive their hopes. and, of a recording this victo

is chelsea the new bill this terms of someone who people are going to come out to see? >> i watched her in 2008 when i traveled with the clinton campaign she's actually very impressive. she knows her stuff, she's not just, you know someone who just reads lines and memorizes talking points. she really knows her thing. so she'll go out there and campaign in the way she did did in 2008 but i think like ken said she's also going to play a big loel she's going to be a senior adviser because she can. she is the one clinton who doesn't have baggage and i think that appeals to a lot of people. here she is this girl who we all saw growing up she's big as life now and has something to say. i think they're going to use her for that. >> amy, bill clinton has a speech later today, how will he be used this time around maybe differently than he was in the past? >> i think if he actually stays away from the press, from people like ken and me and goes and talks to bigger crowds he's going to be so effective. he can -- you know he is the most effective surrogate there is out there. he wa

that put pressure today on chelsea clinton who had this to say. she has a big role at the foundation. >> we'll be even more transparent to eliminate any questions while we are in this time. we won't take new government funding, but that the work will continue as it is. i think that's the right choice for the people who are being affected by that work. >> referring to not bringing in more money from foreign governments, not new money, other than a handful of countries that have existing programs with the foundation. bottom line is chelsea clinton is taking on a bigger role and now having to deal with what's become a mess. hillary clinton stepped down from the board. >> it's not just that. there are so many layers to this story. reuters is reporting since 2010 there could be problems with the tax returns. what's going on with that? >> they were reporting on those tax returns, contributions from foreign governments and around 2010 it dropped off. now it appears there was money coming in from foreign governments and foreign entities. the foundation is

chelsea visiting. charlie adam catches the goalie out of position and lets it rip from 65 yards away and it goes in. it bears a second review. this is rare. chelsea would end up winning the game two to one. >>> pga tour, final tournament before the masters patrick read started on the back 9178-yard par 316 and, yeah, it's a hole in one. that put him at minus seven. that's his brother-in-law on the bag so they start add foot race and it's on. i guess it's family thing. jordan spieth is your leader in houston at 14 under par. and the guy that's got the bag has got the lead. >> he's got the lead. he's carry the weight. >>> thanks beas. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a very fitting name for a 5k this easter weekend. we'll take you to the rabbit run at the philade >> ♪ >> welcome back. runners at the philadelphia zoo took advantage of a beautiful morning for today's philly rabbit run and so appropriated named on this easter weekend. the 5k run and 1 mile mark commemorates parkinson's awareness month

a chelsea player did his best to rid his team of that label. didier drog ba posted this clip. they celebrated like they won the title and are two wins away from doing so. >>> an australian dare devil claimed a piece of history, josh sheehan became the first person to land a triple backflip. managing three revolutions in the air at a sport mark in the united states. his motorbike travelling at 97 k/hr he landing safely to the congratulations of friends and family. >>> that's all the sport for now. >> thank you. that's it for this newshour. stay with us. plenty world news in a few minutes. back after the break. >>> frustration mounts in nepal, aid is still only trickling in four days after a massive earthquake. ♪ >> hello and welcome to al jazeera, life from doha. also ahead, first in line for the thrown saudi arabia's king names his nephew as the new crown prince in a major reshuffle. >>> nigeria's military says it has rescued nearly 300 women and children there boko haram. >>> plus we'll

chelsea and stoke city. charlie adams, stoked after this shot from 65 yards out. and it goes on. adam left-footed. ties it. however chelsea would win the game 2-1 the final. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. warriors in dallas face the mavs sharks in phoenix. highlights tonight. see you then. >> as shu mentioned abc7 news will be live for the a's home opener and we want to see you celebrating the green and gold. share your fan photos with us. just post them to social media with the hash tag, where you live. >> easter comes earl next on abc7 news at 6:00. no order egg hunt. the big prize for finding the >>> water fights. how the california drought is pitting fish versus crops. join us tonight on kofy tv 20 for that story. >>> then on abc7 abc7 at 11:00, here on channel 7 the bathroom fixture that is helping a california woman save ten gallon a water a day. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> a live look for you right now from the golden gate bridge and authorities telling people not to drive here all weekend long if your plan otherwise to park and enjoy the view.

as for chelsea herself, politico describes it there's little doubt the invisible hand of chelsea shapes almost every significant decision her parents make. even if you don't see as much of her in 2008 of course she's a mom now, so the photo-ops may be fewer, do not underestimate the role she will play heading into 2016. matt? >> peter alexander, thanks. >>> time to ahead ever to the orange room where dylan is. there's one particular aspect of the campaign that's grabbing people's attention, isn't there? >> of course. the social media buzz and all the chatter was about this symbol right in through here. it's the simple "h" with the arrow and a lot of people were talking about. patrick on twitter recreated it, using microsoft word. it's also drawn a lot of comparisons to other logos like the hospital sign the fedex logo wikileaks logo. it looks like a lot of different countries' flags. costa rica, cuba, iceland. but one person asked this important question -- who will make this quilt? i kind of like the pattern. it's not too bad. yeah, i don't know if that's all she was going for. what do

queens park are in the relegation zone >>> chelsea points clear. liverpool can move above southampton to fifth. in italy, latsio has taken over a second place in serie. roma were held to a 1-1 draw. he beat flor yen teeno. and drew 1-1 at millon. stewed guard are off the bottom of the premier league. they had points from an injury time strike. christian getner opened scoring with a volley. after half time it was 1-1. stuttgart went in front again when the goalkeeper was rounded. the home side were reduced to 10. har lick was sent off. that's when midtable got back to 2-2. came for a corner. there was time for them to win it for the stragglers >>> lewis hamilton nico rosberg and the mercedes team regained their grip on formula 1, with a 1-2 finish at the chinese grand prix in shanghai. the dominance was broken by ferrari in the last race. mercedes drivers lewis hamilton and nico rosberg don't seem to be able to get on with each other, accused his his team-mate of driving too slowly in front of him. >>> lewis hamilton started from poll position in ch

now chelsea clinton responds. >>> the book's awe says he plans to go after jeb bush next. let's get to it. >> now, live on fox news channel, "shepard smith reporting." >> good afternoon from our studio in oxford, mississippi. the white house says counterterror operations killed two american citizens working for al qaeda. but also two hostages, one american and one italian. the president says the deaths were an accident. the american hostage was warren wine steen in this 70s a professor working others a contractor in pakistan when he was kidnapped outside his home. the white house says weinstein and the italian hostage died in one of two operations in january. a senior defense official tells fox news the cia used a drone. president obama says officials did not think any civilians were at the compound at the. today the president offered kole don't lenses to the host yang's family and takes responsibility. >> i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government offer our deepest apologies to family. >> the president says the target of the operation was

ahead of the match, chelsea manager jose morino is keen to play down the rivalry. arsen wenger. >> for me i don't feel that. i just feel he is the manager of a big club in the same city where i work and i live. it's a big club with the same objectives that we have in the competitions we play and because of that has a bit of rivalry. but for me, it's no different than when i was with the milan manager. >> james anderson inspired england to a nine-wickett wind over the west indies on the final day of the second test in again againeda. the most of a ball to rip through including that of craig brath weight. he claimed two catches and a runner as the windies were 407. his performance left england needing 143 to win and target easily reached unbeaten 81 from gary ballance andat alister cool cook. they lead 1-nil and it gives them their first test win overseas since 2012. defending champion s haiku ri to the final of the barcelona open. the top seed was up against pizan. the only previous meeting between the two was last year's french open. s haiku ri was barely troubled

be positive. >> if you elect hillary clinton you get two for the price of one. >> i cannot begrudge chelsea as someone who has buck teeth and frizzy area i love it. >> you had a great makeover. >> and marco rubio announces on monday. ahead a very different media narrative for the horrifying police shooting of walter scott in south carolina. ran paul lectures savannah guthrie and is buried under an avalanche of negative resolution. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade h

they found out in 1871 when children across the street in chelsea started suffering and talking about a young boy who was the printing them and taking some places give them candy, taken to the circus, just be friendly to them and eventually started taking them into sheds, places that were far away from the city and there he really abused them, cut them, burned them, sexually mutilated them. the city didn't really want to deal with that. it was a very local story, until boston realize something more was going on and the boston globe got wind of it, an article was published in 1872 and as soon as that hit people realized people had something more on him and maybe his mother recognized there was something about the description people were giving that sounded familiar. she learned that maybe if this boy that people didn't know too much about, she had an inkling her son was doing that instead of telling the police what she did was take the family away from child stone and move them to south boston, figured maybe away from the environment things would stop. instead what she did was just tak

the tricky stuff between chelsea clinton and the seek yet agent. >> that's a different relationship. chelsea clinton was beloved, but a story told to me on the record by a florist, he was on a second-floor kitchen, chelsea was talking to someone, a secret service agent was getting ready to take her to see friends and she said, wait a minute, one of the pig says here, and the agent said, excuse me, man, i stand between you and a gun and a bullet. so i mean, there was tension. >> and she said -- >> she said that's what my parents call you. >> i'm not defending it, of course, but that word "pig" has a particular meaning for people in the '60s. that's a very '60s term. why due think that antipathy had built up? any evidence in your reporting? why did they even kid around by calling them pigs. >> it took a long time for them to -- they had been through trooper-gate. they were at that point feeling like they were under siege. >> and nobody could be trusted. >> in some ways they were right. they changed the telephone lines to interior circuitry, so no one coulden listen in on the phone call

chelsea's response to questions about donations to the clinton foundation, is straight ahead. >>> scary moments in indiana when a stage collapses during a high school musical. we will show you how many students were injured. >>> we're following a developing story gunfire in northeast philadelphia, end with a chinese delivery man dead. now police are trying to figure out what happened. the the latest straight ahead. >>> we will follow the very latest on a philadelphia police officer shot late last night what the gunman said just before he pulled the trigger. >>> winter jackets required temperatures falling near record lows this morning. will spring ever come? caitlin ross has the answer. it is friday april twenty-fourth 2015. it is not only my mom's birthday but alex holley's birthday today. do you think she's up and watching. >> alex is up and watching. >> 1:30 in the morning in will california. >> your mother is sound asleep. >> she tunes asleep. >> we do a rebroadcast and she watches that every day. >> yeah. >> hi caitlin. >> good morning to you both. unless she's out partying. >> the

chelsea? you don't use your children for that if you've got a problem, you go out you explain it you take the heheat. i mean, this is part of their pattern it's always someone else who explains. someone else who cleans up. they have their own apparatus, they are throwing all the dirt they can peter sweitzer. but it is not a sweitzer issue. this is a clinton issue. the fact that it's coming from other sources. the fact that the foundation has had to announce that it is going to redo five years of tax returns tells you that there is stuff in there that we are yet to learn. >> actually that doesn't bother me. no one understands the irs code. that doesn't bother me. even donald rumsfeld can't figure out his taxes. >> don't you find the timing of the revisions rather inauspicious? >> i think there is a lot that needs to be explained. i think secretary of state clinton has a lot of explaining to do. i aagree it shouldn't be chelsea. nice to see you. >> my pleasure. >> next chris christie goes "on th

i waited 40 years for a comparable leak and that was by chelsea manning. manning made the mistake of leaking it to a government informant, so she's in prison, serving 45 years at this point. totally unfair. edward snowden did it right under current circumstances. he had complained to colleagues about this. had he gone to the inspector general of nsa or of the dod at that time as senator kerry, secretary of state kerry, and former secretary of kerry clinton said he should have done, he would have suffered the same fate as many others who went to the ig and later went to congress. both cases did nothing but infurious their bosses, lose their jobs and be fingered for possible leakers later, so they were suspected of leaking when someone else did what they should have done in the first place, and that is go to the newspapers. i would say right now, snowden made the right choice. he went to the press. went to greenwauldld. from the moment he did that he would be in isolation, like chelsea manning for 10 1/2 months. never talking to a reporter. chelsea manning w

and scored 13 league goals and made 8 assists this season and helped chelsea win the league cup. and earlier take another step to clinching the league title and they are ten points at the top with five games left and sunday game saw losing 3-0 everton and chelsea, less than happy after they accused his team of being boring. >> i say boring without the title, that is very boring you support a club and you are waiting, waiting waiting and for so many years without a title i think that is very boring but maybe they are not saying it was because when you want it home and want to win the game and you take your name maybe for the home fans they want more. >> reporter: and the former world number one leeway has been handed an 8th month ban for doping and despite the punishment the malaysia man will be able to compete in olympics and this is in quala-lumpar and the two-time silver olympic medallist can compete and first he was banned from antiinflammatory at least year's championship and nba playoff sunday saw cleveland and washington both complete 4-0 clean sweeps against boston and tor

on the i'm not even counting chelsea there. the clintons are, raps the most powerful most recognizable family we have in america. and, you know, a lot of the work the clinton global initiative and the clinton foundation does is quite admirable and i'm glad they're raising money for it. at the same time, they're raising money for themselves. they make a tremendous amount of money. $500,000 a speech for bill clinton. you can see him on youtube as much as you like. why are they paying so much money for him particularly while his wife is secretary of state. it seems from the get-go they have not really clearly thought through what this says about their image and how they present themselves, how they present the political message. the same thing goes with their association with goldman sachs. they get a lot of money from goldman sachs. they've held fund-raising events at the headquarters of goldman sachs and at the same time, hillary clinton is trying to be more elizabeth warreny like. all this stuff ends up cutting against each oth