chelsea handler never one to be shy talks about her career changes. >> acting every night. >> chelsea handler is leaving late night tv that could be good for her fans. >> i mean if somebody needs a car i have no problem buying them a car. >> have you done that? >> yes. >> more than once? >> yeah. >> the gift of chelsea handler. ahead on "sunday morning." >> seth doane gets a taste of some of tokyo's most unusual restaurants. steve mart man shows us a college grad who is a real class act. we'll say our farewell to hit songwriter gerry gaff fin. in iraq sunni insurgents led by isis continue their offensetive killed more than two dozen troops pushing them out of four towns including a border crossing. secretary of state john kerry arrived, he's in cairo seeking to solve relations, strained since the toppling of the first elected. home to the country as largest oregoned crime, he declare all mobsters ex-communicated from the catholic church. back here at home after several days of heavy rain, understand waters are on the rise in the upper midwest. the soggy weather triggered mudslides, an

we would like to give students a chance to talk to chelsea of. please, students only, line-up at the microphone. i will call on you. those microphones are the front -- up front. of. we only had 15 minutes so please keep your questions read. we would like to get through as many as possible. if we can give chelsea one more round of applause. [applause] >> we will start over here. when you get to the microphone, state your name and what school you are from. >> thank you so much are the presentation. i am from georgetown university. i have a friend in new york. a homeless friend who was raped in a shelter of. it happen by one of the managers. i was wondering, as student leaders, what can we do to help people and women who are struggling with homelessness and violence, both physical and sexual violence. what can we do to empower them? what can we do to make this country safer? >> i would say a few things. one is to find out which organizations in washington are doing work in these areas. could they be more powerful if they had more help? whenever heal

next, chelsea clinton talking about the importance of women in leadership roles. after that, supreme court justice samuel alito and others discuss baseball. on the next "washington journal," jennifer duffy will discuss midterm elections and the battle for control of the u.s. senate. jonathanur allen -- allen talks about hillary clinton's memoir. and the discussion of the status of prisoners at guantanamo bay. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the reason we are trying to focus on the speaker is because it is the speaker with the full majesty and weight of his position who yesterday made certain allegations which he has not at this point answered to. i will yield -- >> you have an audience that you don't normally have in the 26 hours that you presented the case to the public. the interesting fact is the whole tenor of your remarks, going back to 1970 and going back to 1972, taking out of context on mr. born. you were there for one purpose alone and that is

yes and stove member two thousand and eleven chelsea has been on contract with n.b.c. earning a cool six hundred thousand dollars every year for doing virtually nothing in ca according to business insider clinton is only appeared on n.b.c. a total of fourteen times and signing on two of which were her being interviewed about her own parents and the other times included reports about therapy dogs and exclusive interviews with the geico gecko you know super hard hitting journalism in total her on air appearances amounted to just under an hour which means according to be eyes calculations chelsea earned in saying twenty six thousand seven hundred and twenty four dollars per minute or even crazier four hundred forty five dollars per second now if you're surprised a well established news network would dole out millions of dollars a politician's offspring with zero journalism experience consider that in two thousand and nine and d.c. also hired george bush's daughter jenna and john mccain's daughter as contributors man it pays to be heirs of plutocrats c n b c's investment i

yes and stove member two thousand and eleven chelsea has been on contract with n.b.c. earning a cool six hundred thousand dollars every year for doing virtually nothing in c. according to business insider clinton is only appeared on n.b.c. a total of fourteen times and signing on two of which were her being interviewed about her own parents and the other times included reports about therapy dogs and exclusive interviews with the geico gecko you know super hard hitting journalism in total her on air appearances amounted to just under an hour which means according to be eyes calculations chelsea earned in st twenty six thousand seven hundred and twenty four dollars per minute or even crazier four hundred forty five dollars per second now if you're surprised a well established news network would dole out millions of dollars a politician's offspring with zero journalism experience consider that in two thousand and nine and d.c. also hired george bush's daughter jenna and john mccain's daughter as contributors man it pays to be heirs of plutocrats c n b c's investment in ch

yes and stove ember two thousand and eleven chelsea has been on contract with n.b.c. earning a cool six hundred thousand dollars every year for doing virtually nothing in c. according to business insider clinton is only appeared on n.b.c. a total of fourteen times and signing on two of which were her being interviewed about her own parents and the other times included reports about therapy dogs and exclusive interviews with the geico gecko you know super hard hitting journalism in total her on air appearances amounted to just under an hour which means according to be eyes calculations chelsea earned it in saying twenty six thousand seven hundred and twenty four dollars per minute or even crazier four hundred forty five dollars per second now if you're surprised a well established news network would dole out millions of dollars a politician's offspring with zero journalism experience consider that in two thousand and nine and d.c. also hired george bush's daughter jenna and john mccain's daughter as contributors man it pays to be heirs of plutocrats c n b c's investmen

yes and stove ember two thousand and eleven chelsea has been on contract with n.b.c. earning a cool six hundred thousand dollars every year for doing virtually nothing in ca according to business insider clinton is only appeared on n.b.c. a total of fourteen times and signing on two of which were her being interviewed about her own parents and the other times included reports about therapy dogs and exclusive interviews with the geico gecko you know super hard hitting journalism in total her on air appearances amounted to just under an hour which means according to be eyes calculations chelsea earned it in saying twenty six thousand seven hundred and twenty four dollars per minute or even crazier four hundred forty five dollars per second now if you're surprised a well established news network would dole out millions of dollars a politician's offspring with zero journalism experience consider that in two thousand and nine and d.c. also hired george bush's daughter jenna and john mccain's daughter as contributors man it pays to be heirs of plutocrats see end of the seas

chelsea handler is headed to netflix. they signed a deal with the comedian including five specials in addition to a new talk show set to start in early 2016. her current late-night talk show is ending its run on the e network. for more on what the deal means, i want to bring in jon erlichman. still with us, our special guest host for the hour. why did chelsea make the switch? >> on some levels, this is not surprising to me. netflix is about comedy and chelsea is hungry to find something interesting in the. -- and new. they brought back "arrested development." they have "orange is the new black." the first thing she will do is a comedy special. they did one with aziz ansari from "parks and rec." where i'm a little unsure as there talking about redefining the rules of the talk show. if you think about where netflix has avoided stuff, content so far, it's those things that are really tied to linear television. are you going to get into sports and they will say, not really? it's hard to get sports rights but what's the value

i'm a chelsea fan as well. >> any other favorite comedians? >> i love jerry seinfeld and billy crystal. went tooliver recently netflix's nemesis and he's doing a weekly show and it's gotten mixed reviews emma though i personally love john oliver. what do you make of the two different directions they've gone in here? >> is a great opportunity in the shifting landscape of late night for netflix to have made the moves they've made. in terms of the kind of stuff that ends up being discussed, i do think you have a big difference. he can say to his audience, be sure to tune in on sunday to watch this. will they be exploring the same kind of subject? they do not really to begin with so that probably will not be a big issue. he would have to take a different spin if he was on an on-demand platform. netflix hasle like this global reach which is why some comedians have already teamed up with them. erlichman, senior west coast correspondent, thank you. kleiner seidenberg from perkins, stay with us. forgot to take your meds? there's an app for that. helpi

chelsea clinton spoke about here mother at a recent conference. in her remarks she talked about working with the former secretary of state on the clinton foundation's no ceiling initiative, which tries to encourage women and girls from around the world to participate in current affairs. she also talked about some of the chance currently facing women today. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. thank you all for joining me for the kickoff of the 2014 national conference for college women student leaders. [ applause ] i'm a member of aauw's national student advisory council. and i'm -- love the energy in the room. i'm currently finishing a dual master at oregon state university. [ applause ] i've got to get used to this, awesome. so this will continue in the doctoral studies, focusing on education at the university of washington. [ applause ] it is with great pleasure that i introduce our featured speaker. chelsea clinton, vice chair of the clinton foundation, working alongside her parents, president bill clinton and secretar

we would like to give student a chance to talk to chelsea. so please come the students only, go ahead and lineup at the microphones close this to you and i will call on you. the microphones are located in the front. we only have 15 minutes, so please keep your questions are you so we can get to as many as possible. [inaudible conversations] if we can give chelsea one more round of applause. [applause] okay, so we are going to start over here. so when you get the microphone, please are member to state your name and was cool you are from. >> hi. thank you so much for the present patient. my name is johnny lopez and up from george mason university. i have a friend in new york, a homeless friend who was in a shelter by one of the managers. now just wondering, as student leaders, what can we do to help people and women struggling with homelessness and violence, both physical and sexual violence. what can we do to empower them and make history safer, this country's refer for them? >> i would say a few things. one, find out if you are in georgetown,

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yes and stover two thousand and eleven chelsea has been on contract with n.b.c. earning a cool six hundred thousand dollars every year for doing virtually nothing in c. according to business insider clinton is only appeared on n.b.c. a total of fourteen times and signing on two of which were her being interviewed about her own parents and the other times included reports about therapy dogs and exclusive interviews with the geico gecko you know super hard hitting journalism in total her on air appearances amounted to just under an hour which means according to be eyes calculations chelsea earned in saying twenty six thousand.

whistleblower chelsea manning has accused the u.s. of lying about iraq the former us intelligence analyst on wiki leaks informants the american military has been controlling the media's coverage of the war in the country you can catch all the details later this hour in breaking this it. is sunday morning released in new york times op ed and titled the fog machine war and what she lays out all the ways that the military's control of the american media led to vastly different public portrayals of iraq and the reality on the ground manning starts by writing quote i believe that the current limits on press freedom excessive government secrecy make it impossible for americans to grasp fully what's happening in the wars we finance journalists are carefully vetted for the opportunity to write stories while under military protection manning notes that this system is far from unbiased and surprisingly reporters who have established relationships with the military are more likely to be granted access less well known is that journalists whom the

thank you again, chelsea, for taking the time to spend the afternoon with us. [applause] >> thank you. what a remarkable opportunity we had to listen to chelsea clinton. thank you for joining us. [applause] >> this tuesday, simon & schuster is releasing hillary clinton's took -- book "hard choices." book tv was in the publisher's office to talk to some of the people involved in the production of the book. >> i have been involved through all the books. i am not the one publishing them. not the official publisher. but i have been involved all along. back when she was in the white house and we went down there to try to persuade her to publish a takes ahich became "it vi i wasl trying to convince herl to doa so. i have been involved in everyge," publication. because the editor, that is not my core strength. i watch over the publication and help get it organized. make sure everything is on track. making sure everyone is working on it. >> it is our fourth book with us. i was the editor. i was involved from the beginning. overseeing all aspects. working closely with t

chelsea lives in a nearly $11 million new york city apartment. she bought it with her husband, a millionaire hedge fund manager. their wedding reportedly cost more than $3 million. this as her mother, the former secretary of state hillary clinton, keeps making gaffes on financial matters. her latest, insisting she isn't truly well off after saying she and the former president left the white house dead broke and in debt. she's made there are 5 million on -- $5 million on speeches and appearances just since leaving the state department. meantime, it looks like vice president joe biden may be trying to set himself apart from the clintons. >> now, the first thing he's going to say is not biden, man? he's got a mildly expensive suit on. [laughter] he's vice president of the united states of america. he makes, no withstanding -- notwithstanding he's the poorest man in congress, he stills make a lot of money as the vice president of the united states. and be i do, by the way. i do. [laughter] don't hold it against me i have no savings account, but i've

well, talk show host chelsea handler is headed to netflix. the streaming service signed a deal with her that will include five specials, in addition to a new talk show set to start in early 2016. handler's current late night show is ending its run on the e network later this deal. for more on what the deal means -- so, john, why did chelsea make the switch? >> well, on some levels this is snot surprising to me. netflix is all about comedy, chelsea is hungry to try something interesting and new. we've already seen obviously as netflix as moved into the world of original shows, they brought back arrested development, did "orange is the new black" which is a big hit. one of the first things she'll do is a comedy special. "parks and recreation" and they're also going to team up on some documentaries which will be more on the funny side but netflix is all about documentaries. where i'm still a little unsure is we're talking about redefining the rules of a talk show. if you think about where netflix has avoided stuff, content so far, it's those thi

he said, i will shoot you, give me your purse. >> chelsea hands over her purse, and as the suv speeds away, she notices something. >> there was a little girl in the backseat. she was just sitting in the very back of the vehicle, just not more than a year and a half old. >> immediately chelsea calls 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hi. we were just mugged. >> where are you at right now? >> we're at the back of -- parking lot, the club in the depot district. the car mugged us and then backed up and hit a car and drove away. >> what kind of vehicle were they in? >> it was a silver tahoe. >> sergeant jonathan stewart is an 11-year veteran of the lubbock police department. >> when the victims called dispatch and relayed the description, all officers in the area were then on the lookout for that tahoe. >> half a mile away from the parking lot, officer andrew evans sees a chevy matching the description and gives chase. unaware there's a child in the suv. >> once he initiated his lights and attempted to stop the vehicle, the vehicle fled and a pursuit ensued. >> the pursuit lasts only s

what a remarkable opportunity we have had to listen to chelsea clinton stop thank you for joining us. [applause] in the weekly address, president obama talked about the importance of higher education and student loan refinancing. before the representative has been republican address. he talked about veterans and recommended changes to veteran affairs of stop hi, everybody. this is commencement season, a time for graduates and their families to celebrate one of the greatest achievements of a young person's life. but for many graduates, it also means feeling trapped by a whole lot of student loan debt. and we've got to do more to lift that burden. see, in a 21st century economy, the surest pathway into the middle class is some form of higher education. the unemployment rate for workers with a bachelor's degree is just 3.3 percent - about half what it is for high school graduates. the typical graduate of a four-year college earns $15,000 more per year than someone with just a high school degree. but at a time when college has never been more important, it's also never been more expensive

>> her show "chelsea lately" is on in the united states. this will be in every country netflix is available in. they're in canada, latin america, so it will be reaching in theory a wider audience but there's also a risk these' going to be narrow casting. if you are not in front of people on television every night, she may not be as visible. she may be speaking only to her existing stands and not finding new fans. challenge for paula deen, she's having a new online network so she's going around tv going to the web. the danger for all of these sorts of celebrities who go to the web is that they are going to be speaking to a narrow group of core fans but not finding new ones. >> you don't have to worry about ratings. >> and netflix already has 30 million to 40 million households. unlike paula deen, chelsea handler is going somewhere where there's a giant audience on netflix, everything is on demand. how a talk show works in abon demand world is something we'll find out. >> we'll be watching. appreciate it, thank you. >>> for more on the story

they have chelsea manning in jail for 35 years and julian assange for wikileaks. upon it should not be that way. those two people are the heroes giving us the truth about the war. >> julian, let me ask you, i think often about edward snowden and you behind locked doors as it were and while there is a lot of outcry about that situation, i wonder if you think this administration would much rather have you overseas and under lock and key than actually back in the u.s. facing a court given the complications that would arise for this president in particular who is a constitutional law professor and a democrat, for him to have to battle, i think, a huge part of the progressive wing of the democratic party over your potential extradition or a criminal prosecution would be a very complicated situation for him indeed. >> i think you're probably correct, while that said this president only has a couple of years left so a matter could actually proceed into the next presidency, but we have, through a lot of effort including by people like michael rattner who you are interview

thanks, chelsea. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. >>> so we are minutes away now from some news from the rose garden, we understand. president obama is going to talk immigration and this is setting off a lot of buzz on the wires. what he's going to say. you will find out coming up right here. >>> plus, remember that fighting judge in florida? >> if i had a rock, i would throw it at you right now. >> stop [ bleep ] me off. just stop right now. if you want to fight, we'll go out back and we'll fight. i'll [ bleep ]. >> they went and fought. he had to take a class for anger management. where he is now making an appearance will surprise you. we'll be back. coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start your day with kellogg's frosted mini wheats cereal. it's a delicious way to get the nutrition you want. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd tes

whistleblower chelsea manning has accused the u.s. of lying about to rank the former us intelligence analyst and wiki leaks informant says the american military has been controlling the media's coverage of the war in the country you can catch the details later this hour in breaking this it. sunday morning release in new york times op ed and titled the fog machine of war and what she lays out all the ways that the military's control of the american media led to vastly different public portrayals of iraq and the reality on the ground manning starts by writing quote i believe that the current limits on press freedom and excessive government secrecy make it impossible for americans to grasp fully what's happening in the wars we finance she goes on to point out how nearly all the american news coming out of iraq in two thousand and ten focused on how the election signaled a new era of stability and peace in the country except as an intelligence analyst manning saw firsthand classified reports outlining prime minister nuri all the luckies c

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of course the public by now has long heard of chelsea manning edward snowden they hear often historical whistleblower names daniel ellsberg of course comes to mind but the way in which these stories have routinely been covered particularly in the corporate media is they're covered in terms of personalities and the corporate media was more interested in the bradley chelsea changed this no narrative has been hero or traitor or better yet and b. c. is certainly led the way to the bottom with not only attacking the journalist glenn greenwald who was breaking the students. dory but also attacked snowden's character in so far as saying that well not just is it here over traitor but is it traitor or criminal so that was the frame you couldn't get better than that so there's a lot of the corporate media misses on these important whistleblower stories and it's interesting too because you'll see a co-optation by u.s. officials that jump into the mix with their symbiotic relationship of corporate media which is nothing more than a propagandistic mouthpiece for the military industrial complex the p

of course the public by now has long heard of chelsea manning edward snowden they hear often historical whistleblower names daniel ellsberg of course comes to mind but the way in which these stories have routinely been covered particularly in the corporate media is they're covered in terms of personalities and the corporate media was more interested in the bradley chelsea changed the snowden narrative has been hero or a traitor or better yet and b. c. is certainly led the way to the bottom with not only attacking the journalist glenn greenwald who was breaking the students. story but also attacked snowden's character in so far as saying that well not just is it here over a traitor but is it traitor or criminal so that was the frame you couldn't get better than that so there's a lot of the corporate media misses on these important whistleblower stories and it's interesting too because you'll see a corrupt ation by u.s. officials that jump into the mix with their symbiotic relationship of corporate media which is nothing more than a propagandist mouthpiece for the military industrial comp

of course the public by now has long heard of chelsea manning edward snowden they hear often historical whistleblower names daniel ellsberg of course comes to mind but the way in which these stories have routinely been covered particularly in the corporate media is they're covered in terms of personalities and the corporate media was more interested in the bradley chelsea changed the snowden narrative has been hero or a traitor or better yet and b. c. is certainly led the way to the bottom with not only attacking the journalist glenn greenwald who was breaking the students. tori but also attacked snowden's character in so far as saying that well not just is it here over a traitor but is it traitor or criminal so that was the frame you couldn't get better than that so there's a lot of the corporate media misses on these important whistleblower stories and it's interesting too because you'll see a co-optation by u.s. officials that jump into the mix with their symbiotic relationship of corporate media which is nothing more than a propagandistic mouthpiece for the military industrial compl

chelsea change the snowden narrative has been hero or a traitor or better yet n.b.c. has certainly led the way to the bottom with not only attacking the journalist glenn greenwald who was breaking the snowden story but also attacked snowden's character and so far as saying that well not just is it here over a traitor but is it traitor or criminal so that was the frame you couldn't get better than that so there's a lot of the corporate media misses on these important whistleblower stories and it's interesting too because you'll see a co-optation by u.s. officials that jump into the mix with their symbiotic relationship of corporate media which is nothing more than a propagandist mouthpiece for the military industrial complex the pentagon the white house and so forth kerry in particular lauded ellsberg at one point recently as being in a sort of was a war but again if these people are a historic actors they don't remember that you know over forty years ago ellsberg was demonized nixon had people going after him psychiatry office to demonize him and go after him so what

nbc's chelsea clinton first reported on it last year. tonight she has this update on how a simple recipe is changing lives. >> reporter: success often starts with one great idea. like this after-school program we visited last year. the manzano mesa elementary school in albuquerque opened the homework diner. students and families are invited to stay after school for tutoring and share a home-cooked meal. >> we want everyone to feel like they belong. >> reporter: she's convinced students are more likely to succeed when their families are involved. in the two years since the homework diner opened, the school has jumped a full grade on the state's report card. other principals in the district are so impressed, they are now opening home work diners at their school. the principal runs la mesa elementary, one of the city's neediest schools where most of the students are hispanic or native american. >> what do you like about homework diner? >> the homework. >> reporter: math and reading scores are 10% to 25% below the state average. to help chan

and chelsea handler, the netflix announced the comedian's new talk show will debut in 2016. follow us at twitter at #cbssf. >>> dump the pump day. that means drivers are urged to leave their cars home and take public transportation walk or ride a bike to work. several san mateo and santa clara county leaders did that today. the idea was launched back in 2006 when gas prices were over $3 a gallon. experts say multi-car households can save over $10,000 a year by getting rid of their cars. lawrence karnow got up, what, about midnight this morning and pedaled into work? >> took me about five hours to get in. [ laughter ] >> it's going to be the walk home that will be rough. >> you will pedal home, aren't you? >> i may have to catch a ride on this one. >>> great day outside. we have some fog developing along the coastline. looks like cooler temperatures on tap for the bay area. but still, a pretty decent day outside. you can see the fog hugging the coast right now on our satellite image. it's going to stick around there today and, well, to get inside the bay you'll find more hazy

chelsea, with coalman advocates for children and youth. we want to thank the school district for addressing issues, you know, particularly around disproportionalty and addressing school discipline for african american and latino students. it's tremendous we're seeing a reduction in suspensions. it's great to see the resources laid out in terms of what's dedicated. we're a really big fan of the bat team and the school based rp coaches, we hear directly from school sites that's actually really working. there are some concerns so i think, you know, we want to give props to the work that's being done. what was initially based on the resolution supposed to happen tonight was the presentation of a three year implementation plan and our hope was that that plan would be presented tonight and the development of that plan would be taken into the budget considerations so it's disappointing that that plan isn't totally ready and we hope to continue with you to make sure that implementation and, you know, i think coalman is really dedicated to making s

. >>> also, netflix trading lower today despite that major announcement that chelsea handler is moving her late night show to the streaming video content service in what is being billed as an historic move. but the market is not buying it. not impressed. >>> you'll hear from an insider who says this movie is not a slam-dunk success for either netflix or chelsea handler. that's coming up. >>> here's where we stand in the markets right now. stocks under a little bit of pressure a day after the s&p 500 set a new high after janet yellen's comments and the federal reserve's decision. that was yesterday, of course. the dow shedding now 12 points. the s&p about a point. the nasdaq off ten. bill, as you mentioned, a lot of focus on moves in gold and in the treasury space as well. >> let's talk about it all, as we say yo, yes, i'm already tired of it myself. dick burridge, heather hughes, jeff taylor, and our own rick santelli as well. heather hughes -- >> yes, sir. >> gold. >> gold bugs. jitters. huh? >> is that for real? >> heading higher? yeah. well, look. we're all wondering if inflation, i

. >> after the break, phyllis and i head to the galleries in new york's chelsea district to test my eye. >> "pursuits" is presented in collaboration with bloomberg magazine's fall issue, on sale now. ♪ >> it is an insider's tour of chelsea. we are exploring manhattan's hottest galleries. >> we are looking at a 1975 painting by roy lichtenstein. >> i am having a hard time seeing it. what is the price? >> this is $3.5 million. >> i like the silver paint. but aesthetically, it is not like something i look at and say wow, this is worth millions of dollars. it is lines and looks like someone who was a textile artist could come up with this. >> so you see it more as design than as art. i would challenge that, but we will keep looking. >> next we hit gagosian, the world's largest fine art dealer, and we get a backstage tour of the new york exhibition as it is going up. >> this is a german contemporary artist who began in the 1960's in east germany behind the iron curtain. >> any idea what it costs? '>> between $600,000 and $800,000. >> if i were your client, what would you advise me? >> i wo

cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of these photos. >>> chelsea manning, the u.s. soldier formerly known as bradley manning and imprize reasoned for leaking documents to wikileaks, breaks her silence in a scathing "new york times" op ed. manning accuses the u.s. military of excessive secrecy and controlling media coverage of its involvement in iraq and afghanistan. i'm alexandra field. "state of the union" starts right now. >>> this morning on "state of the union," for the first time, eric cantor tells us the inside story of an epic election fail. what brought down one of the most powerful men in washington and what does it mean for the republican party? >> obviously we came up short. >>> and in iraq, desperate days. a state of emergency and an urgent search for next steps. >> the united st

chelsea manning is by all accounts the same rights to opinions teen speak as any other american. perhaps, perhaps wanting to be a very heartfelt voice and current debate, but as to the facts. i think there's a lot of validity to, in the early years of iraq, looking back many feel the full picture of the problems in iraq and the full criticisms were not presented. was that because reporters were embedded and got too cozy with the military? perhaps some. i think there's a good case to be made that journalistic life moved on very rapidly from that potential assertion. you only have to look at our only arwa damon, an incredible journalist who, for years, has very assertively, independently reported at great personal risk from iraq and from hot spots around the world. reporters are much more aware of the risks of the program of being perhaps a little too close, but the facts are in both afghanistan and iraq, having embedded in both places, if you want to cover u.s. troops on the front line, you have to be with them, and you have to then be with the military. you can't lose your indepe

> chelsea threw batting practice at last night's rays game. as can you see, she's pretty good. her pitch of noise is the knuckleball, and she use it had to make a few rays players miss. she's a pitcher for her high school in plant city, florida, and says she hopes to inspire other female athletes. i think she can do that. look at this. yeah. >> that's got movement. >>> and when you go to the ballpark, try not to be like this cubs fans. this one. after making a routine catch to end the inning, reds player billy hamilton tossed the ball into the stands, but it was grabbed by a cubs fans, who after a brief struggle with a few reds fans, tossed the ball back onto the field. um, i don't like him. he could have given it to a kid or something. he doesn't look sober either. >> no. i don't think anyone out there is sober. >> that's just -- that's a hot mess. let's move on. >>> finally, finally, finally, governor chris christie stepped up to the plate so to speak for a charity softball game at yankee stadium. the new jersey governor played nine innings

i was struck by the memorial that you held of the number of chelsea's friends who spoke about her and her staff who spoke about her. everyone she came in contact with and now of course a grandmother to your daughter in chelsea was so close to your mother, to her grandmother. you have a lot to play looking ahead which gets to the last question and it comes from tyler smith via twitter who says what do you want your legacy to be? >> for the state department or my life? >> he just says what you want your legacy to be. >> well i guess one way to think about it might be as we look ahead as a grandmother and you know better than most people the world that this child will be born into. you have to think about your life and caring for your grandchild and you probably have given a little thought caring for our collective. [laughter] so how do you balance all of that. [applause] >> well i don't think about a legacy. i think about my life because i have had quite an unpredictable life and i thought a lot about that when i was writing the book i could never when i was growing up in cambridge illi

. >>> well, first chelsea clinton. now malia obama. the eldest daughter of the president and the first lady may be heading to the bay area for college. maybe. according to "san francisco chronicle," 15-year-old recently toured the berkeley campus, and then she also visited the stanford campus, reportedly really liking both schools. if she chooses stanford, she'll follow in chelsea clinton's footsteps who graduated from stanford in 2001. >>> a new look at behind the faces behind facebook, while the social network spans races and cultures, that's not how it looks behind scenes. today facebook released diversity figures showing more than 2/3 of the employees at facebook are men. 57% of the workforce is white. hispanics and blacks make up just 6% of the workforce. google released its numbers last month showing a similar pattern as well. >>> google hopes its driverless cars revolutionize the roads. but they're not waiting to get behind the wheel of your car. today google ununveiled android auto. it's fully voice controlled allowing drivers

nbc's chelsea clinton first reported on it last year. now she has this update on how a simple recipe is changing lives. >> reporter: success often starts with one great idea. like this after-school program we visited last year. the man zen know mesa elementary school in albuquerque opened the homework diner. students and families are invited to stay after school for tutoring and share a home-cooked meal. >> we want everyone to feel like they belong. >> reporter: she's convinced people are more likely to succeed when their families are involved. in the two years since the homework diner opened, the school has jumped a full grade on the state's report card. other schools are opening homework diners at their school. principal brenda runs la mesa elementary, one of the city's neediest schools where most of the students are hispanic or native american. >> what do you like about homework diner? >> the homework. >> reporter: math and reading scores are 10% to 25% below the state average. to help change that, bernadette has opened albuquerque's

chelsea, thank you for coming on. you heard the report there, you know about the self-storage unit. you were there right across the street. you were looking out the window and you saw him and you got suspicious. what did you see? >> well, i was just watching tv, and i noticed someone walking, and i didn't pay much attention. then i looked up. and he was closer to my house, closer to the window. and i mean, it had been raining and snowing that day, so there was large puddles he had to walk through to get through the backyard to the storage unit. and i just kept watching him. and that's when i called my cousin katie up from downstairs and i told her, watch this, it looks like someone's breaking into the storage unit. he had a backpack on. like he planned on staying there. we didn't know if he was homeless or what he was doing there. so i was going to go out there and confront him, mott be rude or anything, just say, hey, there's other resources than sleeping on a cement floor in a storage unit. and katie's the one who told me absolutely not. you're not calling. so then i ended up call

it depends on what the intended use was and how reasonable that was chelsea were trying to eliminate a bottle see if they're producing smoke it may well be illegal but still of course in mall and an escalation bridge munitions expert thank you for being on the program. the regular army is the only force government's been using against dissent in the east the backbone of the military assault was for national guard conscripts but entire units now heading back to kiev they say they've been paid and indeed have been abandoned by the government. the most but they're going about it is that there is according to official papers we don't exist we're in the allusion it's like we haven't been deployed here we haven't got any ammunition nothing we were sleeping on the ground because we didn't even have can't they just sent us there and forgot about us and while all the generals and commanders were sitting pretty in the implants guarded by the u.s. the a.p.c.'s who were sent to fired lay cannon for the. fish. to show us we haven't been paid we're going around six hundred door sort of rebel here

the former chelsea player. the former chelsea manager. we will be getting all of his thoughts on the world cup. will england win? likely.hinks it is he thinks italy has a chance. >> because he is an italian. >> we had a guest essay uruguay would win. how corrupt it is. it will be good. a football theme. >> we will talk about tech. >> you said it. a great a gas. guest.-- a great -- an author. why he thinks social media is a hoax. >> a big story. we will be back in a couple of moments. ♪ . . >> the leaders upset to speak this hour. >> made in italy, made for asia. prime minister renzi looks east for investment. we are live in hong kong. >> and cashing out. wilbur ross shares his remaining -- sells his remaining stake in the bank of ireland. shares sliding on the news.

charles: we will talk about chelsea clinton five years from now. okay, generating a lot of excitement, i think it is a good idea if you stay right here if you want to be "making money." ar tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preser the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels tnormal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especlly those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoidt where axirons applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or incased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms

who plays for liverpool in england's premier league was banned for ten games last year for biting a chelsea defender. and that is all from the world cup. >>> artisans in china fear that some of the traditional crafts are fading, one of them is glass work called liao ping nhk world reports on the efforts to revive the once popular treasure. >> reporter: this is one of the few remaining chinese artisans who can work wonders with the traditional art known as liao ping. she is the only remaining crafts person in this field that has been nationally designated as a national cultural asset. >> this is called a good tiger. it's a traditional motif for pillows. isn't it adorable. all i need is a pair of tweezers and i can make any object. making -- is so much fun because i can make whatever shape comes to mind. >> reporter: -- is made by -- it made its way to china along the silk road. during the ming die city. xing is from a poor family so at the age of 16 she started working at a liao ping factory. back then the glassware was very popular both inside and outside the country. they once gave these p

you're in chelsea, which for people who don't know is a very affluent, predominantly white community. seeing kids with their parents walking by the local school, all the kids in private school uniform, and going into the school, in chelsea, public school, with metal detector, nothing but black and brown kids. part of this, isn't it the choice by a lot of affluent parents to get out of public schooling altogether and go to the private system? >> right, or this sense that what ends up happening in this very perverse way is when socioeconomic status is so related to race and that is so related to test scores, that bad schools are poor schools are black and brown schools. all three of those things get squeezed together. parents look at the school and think, that's a bad school. they're not saying necessarily that's a bad school because there are black children or latino children. they're saying, those test scores aren't that gooed. it's serving kids in a poor community. parents of white children discovered in this story we tell is actually there was a really good school sitting in their n

the chelsea, english teams, spanish teams, they make big money. otherwise the owners of the red sox would not be investing in liverpool. so there's money out there. >> really quickly, how much of a shot do we have? >> i don't think much. >> oh, no. >> in this match today, i pick germany to win. i'm sticking with them to win the tournament. >> thank you for your time, sir. today's game, the topic of our "news nation" gut check. there's a petition up at white house.gov to make today a national holiday so that everyone can watch the game. the person who started it says lots of americans won't get to see the game because it's in the middle of the day so we should be given the day off instead of having to sneak out for a long lunch, refreshing browsers or calling in sick with about five minutes to go before the game, the petition has only gotten a little more than 4,000 signatures. it needs 100,000 to get a response from the white house. what does your gut tell you? do you think that today should be declared a national holiday. go to newsnation.msnbc.c

thumbs up to you chelsea. that makes nbc news this weeks fool of the week. >> what do you have for us today? >> i have something exciting. i want to thanks usa. this is a group that provides scholarships to children and spouses of active duty military personnel and they are just starting to accept applications for the next academic year and to promote this and kelsey oaken they made a little rap video about the constitution. ♪ here comes the bill, the bill of rights, ten great reasons ♪ >> i look really short today. >> you are not sitting on your pillow. >> because greg is not year. >> andrea is. >> tantaros, let's good. >> i was recently asked to not only run out of the athletes at special olympics. they have asked me to co-host on sunday. governor christie will be there. maybe dancing, maybe not. but if you want to watch the athletes come out from all 50 states, it will be streaming live on 2014 special olympics.org at 4:00. the games will be running on fox sports 1 all week long. >> you've been involved