We are, of course, right on the copa cabana, most famous beach in rio. See people coming in from all over the world. A lot of americans, people from argentina, uruguay, all over europe have been coming in here. Youre absolutely right. The big question is, is brazil prepared for this world cup . And there i would say it is actually still somewhat of a work in progress. We scan still see construction. Theres some all right, unfortunately were losing some audio from fred pleitgen. Were going to check back with him obviously tomorrow. This is a huge, huge sporting event. The world cup. Well have full coverage clearly, hopefully everyone in brazil and elsewhere in brazil are ready for what is about to happen over the next several, several days. Thats it for me. Remember, always follow us on twitter, go ahead and tweet me wolfblitzer. Certainly tweet the show cnnsitroom. Please be sure to join us again tomorrow in the situation room. Always watch us live or dvr the show so you wont miss a mo
Washington Post diplomatic correspondent Anne Gearan has repeatedly blown kisses to Hillary Clinton in the past few months with her gauzy coverage of the departing secretary of state's handling of Benghazi. Today she took her show on the road, make that air, as she appeared on MSNBC's Martin Bashir program with Democratic strategist Kiki McLean and guest host former DNC communications director Karen Finney. With MSNBC looking forward giddily to a possible 2016 presidential run, the segment was titled onscreen as "Until We Meet Again." Sure "[s]he leaves office without huge accomplishments" like groundbreaking peace talks or the like, but she does have "enormous goodwill around the world," Gearan gushed. "Some of her greatest accomplishments really were just showing up," the Post staffer insisted.