you matter to america.nd don't you ever let anybody tell you you can't become whatever you want to be. [cheers and applause] and if other politicians make you feel like you're not a part of their family, come on and be part of ours. [cheers and applause] the thing that makes me angriest about what's gone wrong in the last few years is that our government has lost touch with our values, while our politicians continue to shout about them. i'm tired of it. [cheers and applause] i was raised to believe the american dream was built on rewarding hard work. but we have seen the folks in washington turn the american ethic on its head. for too long those who play by the rules and keep the faith have gotten the shaft. and those who have cut corners and cut deals have been rewarded. people are working harder than ever, spending less time with their children working nights and weekends at their jobs, instead of going to p.t.a. and little league or scouts, and their incomes are still going down. [cheers and applause] th

because united, america -- america built the strongest economy in the history of the earth.d we put neil armstrong on the moon. united, we faced down unspeakable darkness. united, our men and women in uniform continue to defend freedom today. i love those people who serve our great nation. this is a time -- this is a time for us to come together as a nation. we do not have to have the kind of divisiveness and bitterness and recriminations we've seen over the last four years. i will bring us together. i will put in place those five steps i described. america's going to come roaring back a better future is ahead. it's out there waiting for us. our families deserve it. our children demand it. the peace of the planet depends upon it. i love america. we're taking this country back. we're going to get america strong again, for you, for your children, for the future. god bless the united states of america. and god bless the great people of ohio. thank you so very much. thank you. ♪ born free ♪ i was born free note ias born free ♪ ♪ born free ♪ i was free ♪ strong ♪ >> usa! usa! usa

god bless america with its. -- blessed america with it.demonstrate to the rest of the world what god intended when he created us. and we are all in this together. let me be clear. let me be clear. i am not just talking about black people. when i say "we" i am not just talking about democrats or people of color. i am not talking about anything except all of america. americans who create jobs. americans for all walks of life. together we will move the united states of america forward. [cheers and applause] let's do more than just say the pledge of allegiance. let let its. lead it. let's have liberty and justice for all. that means everyone of us. [indiscernible] we may be black, brown, yellow, rich, poor, we are one. we may be up or down. we are one. we may be up or down. we are one. >> thank you very much. in politics you do not want to follow the person who's seescens the star spangled banner are gives a speech like that. god bless him. i am here to talk about america's choice in this election. let me get right to the point. mitt romney ha

about these are your headlines for friday september twenty eighth two thousand and twelve so bank of america announced today that it will pay two point four billion dollars to settle a class action lawsuit whish shareholders regarding the opposition of merrill lynch during the financial crisis now do you remember this deal looking back this is what our guest today wrote about it she wrote an article calling it the deal from hell hole what heidi moore reminds us of the legacy of the financial crisis still being worked through today at too big to fail banks like bank of america and what may be the deal for health for from health first shareholders not to mention employees plus trying to decipher the mysticism behind the markets wall street traders might be looking to resources like this. i want to be big maybe the hope that wall street traders hope the markets will deliver in terms of their profits and we will hear about how wall street treat traders are looking to the mystics to get ahead and also take a look at the scenery take a look at central park we hopped on to a horse drawn carriage di

god bless america. the auto bailout is a big topic this week, obviously coming up, the president of the united auto workers takes the stage. ordinary rubs don't always work on my arthritis. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> a major topic at the convention has been president obama's decision to bail out the auto industry. tonight, we heard from bob king, president of the united auto workers. take a look. >> in some of america's darkest economic days since the great depression, and in the face of tremendous political venom, president obama met the test of moral character. he stood up for what -- not for what was popular and easy, but for what was right. he stood for and with american workers. not just auto workers, but a million workers in towns all across america. who, if the -- who if the industry went under would not be able to put food on the table. we all remember what those days were like when president oba

america is not in decline. america is not in decline.got news for governor romney and congressman ryan, gentlemen, never ever, it never makes sense, it's never been a good bet to bet against the american people. [crowd cheering] never. [crowd cheering] my fellow americans, america is coming back. and we're not going back. and we have no intention of down sizing the american dream. [crowd cheering] plowsh never. never, never a good bet. ladies and gentlemen, in a moment, in a moment we're going to hear from a man whose whole life is a testament for the power of that dream. and whose presidency is the best hope to secure that dream for our children. for you see, you see, we see a future. we really honest to god, do we see a future for everyone, rich and poor does their part and has a part. a future where we depend more on clean energy from home and less on oil from abroad. a future where we're number one in the world again in college graduation. a future where we promote the private sector, not the privileged sector. [crowd cheering] and a

>> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is abc world news america -- "bbc world news america," reporting from washington. the u.s. embassy in sanaa is under attack as protests spread to the middle east. the afghan army is making progress, but the government is not. can it survive when nato forces leave? his footsteps won the space race. today, hundreds gathered to pay a final tribute to astronaut neil armstrong. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. u.s. warships are sailing to the coast of libya following the coast -- the death of the american ambassador. american embassies around the world are ramping up security. in yemen, those measures might be too late. protesters in the yemeni capital reached the embassy walls today. it is continuing fallout of a film produced in america that muslims see as an insult to the prophet muhammed. from the libyan capital, tripoli, are middle east editor now reports. >> the american embassy in, yemen's capital -- in sanaa, mn's capital, is heavily fortified. the anger spreading across the region about the anti-m

you matter to america. don't you let anyone ever tell you that you can't become whatever you want to be. [cheers and applause] and if other politicians make you feel like you are not a part of their family, come on and be part of ours. [cheers and applause] our government has lost touch with our values while our politicians continue to shout about it. i'm tired of it. i was raised to believe the american dream was built on rewarding hard work. but we have seen the folks in washington turn the american ethic on its head. for too long those who play by the rules and keep the faith have gotten the shaft. and those who cut corners and cut deals have been rewarded. people are working harder than ever, spending less time with their children, working nights and weekends at their jobs instead of going to p.t.a. and little league or scouts. and their incomes are still going down. their taxes are still going up. and the cost of health care, housing, and education are going through the roof. meanwhile, more and more o

they have not served a red america or a blue america - they have served the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [audience chanting "usa!"] so i've got news for you, john mccain. we all put our country first. america, our work will not be easy. the challenges we face require tough choices, and democrats as well as republicans will need to cast off the worn-out ideas and politics of the past. for part of what has been lost these past eight years can't just be measured by lost wages or bigger trade deficits. what has also been lost is our sense of common purpose - our sense of higher purpose. and that's what we have to restore. we may not agree on abortion, but surely we can agree on reducing the number of unwanted pregnancies in this country. [cheers and applause] the reality of gun ownership may be different for hunters in rural ohio than for those plagued by gang-violence in cleveland, but don't tell me we can't uphold the second amendment while keeping ak-47s out of the hands of criminals. [cheers and applause] i know there are differences on same-sex marriage, but surely

america is coming back. we are going forward. i have news for governor romney. i have news for congressman ryan. gentlemen, it has never been a good bet to bet against the american people. never. [cheers and applause] folks, what america needs today as much as any time in our history is a president with a steady hand and the judgment and vision to see us through. we have that president and we are going to keep him. president barack obama. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ["your smiling face" plays] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> did you see the child to report this morning? 95,000 new jobs created an almost 400,000 people dropped out of the work force. it is simply unimaginable. >> after losing 800,000 jobs a month after we took office -- before i took office, we have added jobs for the 30th month in a row. >> watch c-span as the presidential campaign moves toward the octob

>> the president has disappointed america because he hasn't lead america in the right direction. >> barack obama's failed us. weakened america's confidence. >> diminished the dreams. >> liberty limiting radical left wing anti-business reckless spending tax hiking party of barack obama-- . >> jon: hey, his wife is nice though, i like his wife, heh. wow, it's four years, one man, barack obama has broken the greatest nation god has ever give then earth. the message of this convention is that apparently up until around november of 2008 americans lived in a utopian ideal born of our own gumption and individual hard work but sadly now, not four years later it is a blythed socialist hell scape with jack footed thugs lock you up for thinking about christmas. and here is the most incredible part of the entire fiction. while convincing us that barack obama's destroyed this country's future, the republicans have also invented a past where they were trying to help him succeed. >> that choice was not the choice of our party but americans always come together after elections. >> i wish president obama h

is america's leadership? america must lead."he principles of freedom and personal responsibility and the basis of america. and i will do it again. if you wanted to, to watch the his acceptance speech. i read that this morning. that. disappointing, surprisingly disappointed. series of lofty goals. kept. for people. per family. business, people who wanted to business start-ups. remember his stimulus plan? unemployment below 8%. above 8%. and after he double that. one promise he kept. put it -- his energy plan was happened. i was surprised by his address because i expected him to confront the major challenge of the last four years. which is an economy which has not produced the jobs that the mesh people need -- american people need. i exeblingted him to talk about 23 million people or at least to talk about the unemployed in america. i expected him to talk about the number of families having a hard time making ends meet. the number of middle income families who have seen the cost of health insurance go up. the cost of food go up. t

and the danger that is america now wouldn't be facing decline. america would be facing collapse. so again, one thing for a rich country to spend irresponsibly rack up the credit card, but any responsible person can see you reaching the point where someone will come and take away your car and furniture mtv in-house. so why would you keep spending in that way, even when you're approaching the point? what possible logic could that have? anemone look on the international scene, you see some extremely troubling developments that are equally mysterious. obama says we have to prevent genocide and uses force against libya. a number of people killed by gadhafi at that point was about 250. meanwhile, over a period of any month, tens of thousands of people have been killed in syria and obama absolutely refuses to use force. what explains what he intervenes before us over here, but not over there? obama has been active in egypt and pushing on the power. not only that, but now that there's a power struggle going on in the military. the obama administration is intervening on the side and that'

this is the america we want. this is the america that we will have. [applause] we will go forward from this convention with some differences of opinion, perhaps. but nevertheless, united and a calm determination to make our country large and driving and generous in spirit once again, ready to embark on great national deeds and once again as brothers and sisters, our hearts will swell with pride to call ourselves americans. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now krill senator barack obama's acceptance speech at the 2008 democratic convention. senator bomb won the nomination over new york senator hillary clinton. the race was so close that senator clinton did not suspend her campaign and endorse senator obama until june of 2008. the democratic nominee's remarks are about 50 minutes. [applause] ♪ [applause] [applause] ♪ >> thank you. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. thank you so much. [applause] t

first let's start with america, because america is a melting pot of immigrants, so if you took all of the immigrants out of america, you would be missing a lot of flavor. the reason we love america so much is because america is the only place you can actually come in and wave your flag. being from another country, clearly you are in the united states of america, and the thing america allows you to do is to be able to -- you are waving the flag to say, we are here in america, and we made it, so the saying america loves you to be is it is the country of opportunity, so even when you go to the boxing matches, the fighter is in america, so you are proud to be in america, so i never look at us immigrants -- you have what is called the american dream, so without the american you would not have america, so it was important. when we wave the flag and we allow you to wave the flag, and when you come to the restaurants with us, we participate in the food. we all participate in the parades together, so i do not consider myself as an outsider, i am waving the flag because i am not american. i am

a america is not a in decline. america is not a in decline. [applause] gentlemen, never, ever -- it has never been a good bet to bet against the american people. never. [cheers and applause] my fellow americans,america is coming back. we are not going back. we have no intention of downsizing the american dream. [cheers and applause] never. never a good bet. ladies and gentlemen, in a moment we are going to hear from a man whose whole life is a testament to the power of that dream and whose presidency is the best hope to secure the dream for our children. you see, we see a future -- we really honest to god do. we see a future where everybody does their part and has a part. a future where we depend more on clean energy. from home and less on the oil from abroad. a future where we are number one in the world again and college graduation. a future wherewe promote the private sector, not to the privileged sector. and a future where women once again control their own choices, their destiny, and their own health care. [cheers and applause] ladies and

move america forward.yn maloney from the great, great state of new york. [applause] president obama made health-care a right, not a privilege, for all americans. that was a change that brought hope to millions. now, women are beginning to get to the preventative services that they deserve. including birth control. [applause] if they get sick, or become pregnant, they will not lose their health insurance. [applause] soon, for the very first time, no longer will being a woman be a pre-existing condition -- pre- existing medical condition. [cheers and applause] healthy imams mean healthy families. when my republican -- a healthy moms mean healthy families. when my republican colleagues refused to include one single woman on the first panel of witnesses to speak for the concerns of women, i asked, where are the women? where are the women? where are the women? [cheers and applause] where are they? we are here. now, the women of america are here. and we are on our way to reelect our president, president barack o

changed america.ecause we think that books slowly have an impact on american society. and shaped seem to be the better word to imply that kind of competition. spent when you think of the word shape in which to say, what book in this exhibit comes to mind? >> that's the fattest part of this exhibit. know one book is shaping america. so many books have had such a profound influence on american culture and society. indeed, the very essence of what america is. and it would be improper to take one book from the 88 that are here spent okay, there are 88 books. the exhibit starts out with common sense. >> as it does. although the earliest book is actually ben franklin's book on electricity. that's 1751. so we have to books about commonsense initial. one is doctor spock's book on raising a child in a commonsense way. and, of course, thomas paine spoke that really kind of sparks or shaped the american revolution. >> when we see these books embodies all first editions very rare? >> they are not all first editio

cod dam america himself. the people who obama's sought as a surrogate father from chapter and first of the anti-colonial ideology. what was the ideology? the key to understanding anti-colonialism is the product of theft. how owed to the rich countries become rich? why do people live better in britain, germany and america rather than the by india or the jakarta? the west innovated and took their stuff. although the view was not burned not of initiative but basically the results of piracy. in 19650 barack obama sr. roach an article which is a country do with the rich at the top? one solution is a high tax rate. theoretically nothing can stop the government from taxing 100% of it come. anyone familiar with economics would say why would anybody proposed that? but it makes sense with the anti-colonial idea. if you stole my furniture what is the tax rate for you? one hundred%. if it is appropriated then there is nothing wrong with the government to take a back. passport now to obama's comments. you did not build th

they have not served a red america or a blue america - they have served the united states of america.i've got news for you, john mccain. we all put our country first. america, our work will not be easy. the challenges we face require tough choices, and democrats as well as republicans will need to cast off the worn-out ideas and politics of the past. for part of what has been lost these past eight years can't just be measured by lost wages or bigger trade deficits. what has also been lost is our sense of common purpose - our sense of higher purpose. and that's what we have to restore. we may not agree on abortion, but surely we can agree on reducing the number of unwanted pregnancies in this country. the reality of gun ownership may be different for hunters in rural ohio than for those plagued by gang-violence in cleveland, but don't tell me we can't uphold the second amendment while keeping ak-47s out of the hands of criminals. i know there are differences on same-sex marriage, but surely we can agree that our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters deserve to visit the person they love

i think in terms of america's cup proposition, if what america's cup is doing is requiring new efforts beyond what would be provided for fleet week, that is what we want to see in our being. for example america's cup will do some activating on marina green. awe we know fleet week has the bulk of the main park. so to the extent there are rec park costs for overseeing that build or, you know, other security things we have to stretch down, one other thing we are doing is bicycle valet. not something fleet week has done in the past but something we have in the america cup people plan. that is something we are expecting our budget to pay for, not fleet week. it is things different and kind from what people understood. those are ones we want to come to us. >> i apologize that i don't actually know this but has fleet week usually taken place with strictly bluegrass festival? >> my understanding is this was a this year thing. that generally doesn't get scheduled together. but there being so few weekends in this time of year, i think everyone tries to pile as many of their great events in as th

in that america. your new president could be a man who stands by when a public figure tries to silence a private citizen with hateful slurs. [applause] a man who won't stand up to those slurs or to any of the extreme biggated voice big bigos own party. it would be an america in which you have a new vice president who cosponsored a bill that would allow pregnant women to die preventable deaths in our emergency room. an america in which states humiliate women by forcing us to endure invasive ultra sounds, that we don't want. and our doctors say that we don't need. an america in which access to birth control is controlled by people who will never use it. [ applause ] an america in which politicians redefine rape and victims are victimized all over again. in which someone decides which domestic violence victim deserves access to services and which don't. we know what this america would look like. in a few short months that's the america that we could be but that's not the america that we should be and it'

because after fighting for america, you shouldn't have to fight for a job in america. these are america's commitments. to you and all who serve. because we need to be there for you just like you were there for us. not just this year or next, but for all of the years to come. that's the lesson of a soldier i had the honor to meet the last time i was in afghanistan visiting some of our wounded warriors in the hospital. sergeant chase peg is 22 years old. this past spring, he was with his team when their vehicle got hit by an ied the day that i flew in. so when i arrived at his hospital room, he and his buddies were all in bad shape. he was in bad shape. his leg was broken, back was fractured, laying there on his bed, under a lot of medication. face swollen, eyes were shut. and at first i -- my attitude was i didn't want to disturb him because i thought he was sleeping. the doctors said, no, i think he can understand what you're saying even if he can't acknowledge it. and i think he'd appreciate knowing that you're by his side. so i leaned in and i told chase how proud i

responded to the needs of america. middle class americans, americans of all stripes who required initiatives from this house. we were in the midst of a very dark period, a recession that gripped this economy, that put 8.2 million million people at risk by their losing a job through no fault of their own. we are losing as many as 800,000 jobs a month. and so the devastation of that impact on the american economy, bringing america's economy to its knees, needed a response from government. . the president gave us an agenda to move us into a response against the recession, but putting us at the cutting edge in a modern economy, investing in research, science and technology, investing in an ideas economy. that's the sort of priming of the pump, if you will, that is essential for us to respond in substantive terms, for us to utilize government as a tool that is productive and enabling and empowering the middle class and empowering our small business community and empowering our entrepreneur. and it happened in the 111th cong

to move america forward.ongress woman carolyn maloney from the great great state of new york. [crowd cheering] when president obama made healthcare a right, not a privilege for all americans, that was change that brought hope to millions. now women are beginning to get the preventive services that they deserve, including birth control. [crowd cheering] if they get sick or become pregnant, they will not lose their health insurance. and soon for the very first time, no longer will being a woman be a preexisting medical condition. [crowd cheering]ç healthy moms meanç healthy families. when my republican colleague held a hearing about birth control and refused, refused to include one single woman on the first panel as a witness to speak for the concerns of women, i asked where are the women. where are the women? [crowd cheering] where are the women? [crowd cheering] where are they? [crowd cheering] we're here. now the women of america are here. and we, we are on our way to re-elect our president, president obam

>> the enormous latino presence in the united states, unless you understand america's role in latin america, and in fact the latino presence in the country is the harvest of the empire. >> "harvest of empire: the untold story of latinos in america." a new documentary opens this week based on "democracy now!" juan gonzalez's book, examining how u.s. intervention in latin america forced millions of people to move to the united states. we will speak with juan, as well as co-director eduardo lopez and air excerpts of the found. >> the american nation cannot, must not, and will not permit the establishment of another communist government in the western hemisphere. >> i am here because the united states invaded my country in 1965, and illegal invasion, completely trumped up excuse to invade the dominican republic and crush our democratic hopes. >> all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least five people had been killed in u.s. drone strike inside pakistan. a pair of missiles reportedly struck a village in the regio

it will be a choice between two different paths for america.a fight to restore the values that built the largest middle class and the strongest economy the world has ever known. the values my grandfather defended as a soldier in patton's army, the values that drove my grandmother to work on an assembly line while he was gone. they knew they were part of something larger. a nation that triumphed over fascism and depression. a nation where the most innovative businesses turned out the world's best products and everyone shared in that pride from the corner office to the factory floor. >> my grandparents were given the chance to go to college, buy their own home, and fulfill the basic bargain at the heart of america's story. the promise that hard work will pay off, that respoibility will be rewarded, that everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same rules, from main street to wall street to washington, d.c. and i ran for president because i saw that basic bargain slipping away. i began my career helpin

>>> viva américa! >>> sí, y el 15 de septiembre ahí voy a estar. >>> cuidado con la bandera, usted vaya a repartir mil besitos a los Ángeles. >>> y a decirles un poema, en la noche del 15 de septiembre de 1810, en el recuerdo bendito de aquella noche sagrada, en que la dulce memoria de aquella hora y aquel día, siento como el alma mía canta algo como un laúd y al sonoroso ardiente murmurar de cada nota, siento algo grande que brota dentro de mi corazón, bendita noche de gloria, bendita entre las benditas noches de la libertad. >>> ¡eso, bravo! ♪. (aplausos) ♪. >>> vamos a gritar todos mañana, señores, ya saben, el sábado a las 11 y 50 de la noche, 10 50 centro, 8 50 pacífico, por univisión es el grito de méxico. >>> eso. >>> felicitaciones para sus compatriotas y a ustedes. >>> al regresar en los deportes, tenemos todo lo que pasó anoche en el choque de la nfl entre green bay y chicago, además, todos esperan el anuncio de la pelea entre manny pacquiao y márquez. >>> la impotencia en los jóvenes es más

next so if you remember the whole deal happened because bank of america was passed by lehman brothers and then merrill lynch c.e.o. swooped in and said hey if you're going to buy an investment bank by us and of course you know lehman failed of that weekend because bank of america didn't buy it but then once bank of america bought merrill lynch the deal was done in forty eight hours it was really sloppy they overpaid for it you know the merrill share price was seventeen dollars a share and merrill paid twenty nine dollars a share so just from the beginning this was a really rich deal for a struggling bank and a lot of shareholders thought why are you paying so much and at the same time bank of america stock price fell twenty billion dollars in only two trading days so they were feeling the pain right away they might have been able to look past that if it hadn't come out within a matter of months that merrill lynch was sitting on seventy billion dollars of losses in credit default swaps and things like that and the shareholders thought you guys were supposed to investigate this deal you

if you believe in america, you invest in america.ageous to cut funding for college loans or to vow to veto the dream for children? is it responsible to reward companies that ship american jobs overseas with more tax loopholes? is it bold to say our country is broke and then hand out yet another deficit-busting tax break to millionaires? is it right to pull the rug out from under older americans after a lifetime of hard work and turn medicare into a voucher system? coupon care. really, mr. romney? coupon care? if you want to save the middle class, you do not outsource it. you strengthen it. if you want to get america back to work, you do not fire cops, teachers, and firefighters. you invest in them. president obama is fighting for the middle class. he is fighting to put americans back to work and our country back on track. president obama believes in the promise of america. president obama believes in you. [applause] the american dream. for it, andch for ied this fall, we will vote for it. we will re-elect barack obama, president of t

that america is not a force of freedom but america is a force of exploitation. if you look at the jewel movement of obama's policies, they are linked. what is he doing? domestically he is expanding the power of the state. internationally he is shrinking or contract thing power of the united states. he is expanding state power locally and reducing american power in the world. why would obama support oil-drilling abroad? but not here? nothing to do with environmentalism. i don't think obama cares if the earth is getting hotter or colder. he doesn't know. he doesn't care. what he is attempting is global energy redistribution. he is trying to make sure the previously colonized countries have more energy to grow faster and putting the cents on the colonize the which is to say us. why is obama promiscuously spending money as if the deficit didn't matter? obvious the republicans didn't have congress he would have spent a lot more. the reason he is doing and i believe is because he's using the dead has a way to settle america's colonial debt. the idea here is that ameri

death to america." today i sat down with the organizer of the protester here in cairo. he's the brother of the leader of al-qaeda. what is so amazing he said he hasn't even watched it, let alone knowing all the things that are in it. it's the extremists in lebanon, which is a very explosive combination. back to you. >> an explosive report. thank you for that. that report and the events of last week serve as very painful reminders of the rethreat that is posed by radical islam. sadly we have an administration in place and president that they refuse to recognize the threat. instead they, operating in a fantasy land where america will beloved by all because the anointed one, barack obama, happens to be our commander in chief at the moment. even as our flag is being burned and "death to america" is being chanted all over the middle east, members in of his security team are trying to argue that the united states is more popular that ever before around the globe. believe it or not. watch this. >> look at thi

the america i believe in is the america barack obama believes in. america you believe in, one where, if you play by the rules and work hard, you can get ahead and succeed and live the american dream, one in which loving families of all forms are respected and celebrated as the backbone of society. one in which today cost divisions become tomorrow's unity. in which we transcend partisan bickering and work together to forge a better future for ourselves and our families. diversity is america's strength. only by working together as one nation can we form a more perfect union. that is why president obama brought to washington a vision for one america, and america in which we can overcome divisions of red and blue to make our country better. it is why he is fighting to make citizenship a reality for young immigrants who go to college and serving our military. it is why he repealed to do not ask -- don't ask don't tell so that no person is prohibited from serving the country they love so that -- because of who they love. [cheers and applause] it is why ba

>>> made in america is back tonight, with a new number. 10 million businesses in america owned by womenhis forecast. their businesses will create more than 5 million u.s. jobs in the coming years. and tonight, one mom, hoping her idea will help fuel those jobs. >> hi, david! >> hi, david! >> hi, david. >> reporter: we could tell the boys just thrilled there to be part of their mother's made in america invention. susie taylor of south florida and her husband steve believe they're on to something. this video they sent us says it all. not the ice cream, but what the kids are wearing because of it. bibs. big ones and high tech ones, too. the idea mom came up with on a plane trip. >> my kids were a mess. i was a mess. and i had nothing left in my bag but wet, sticky, gross clothes. >> reporter: so while on that plane, she turned to her husband, who was wearing a fitness shirt and began wiping it off with that. and she noticed something. it didn't stain, it didn't smell and the mess came right off. >> i was like, why you are clean and we're disgusting? >> reporter: so she began her hunt all o

america is a safer place.attacks have been killed or captured. there is little doubt that ours is the greatest fighting forced the world has ever known. out of a great evil we have seen greatness and goodness from our country and from our countrymen. that is why we can mark this solemn anniversary not simply with pain, sorrow, but with a renewed pride in our nation and that unbending confidence and the goodness of its people. in her darkest hours, america has always summon the courage and strength to persevere and to prevail. we now know 9/11 was no different. here is why. we believe that every person counts. hauntedwhat we're still by the faces of those who died, by the hopes and dreams that were extinguished. by the families and friendships that were shattered 11 years ago. we testified to our shared belief that each and every one of them was irreplaceable. we renew our commitment to live our lives worthy of their memory. we pledged once again to do what it takes to keep americans saved from those who still

military installations and interventions in latin america most most arduous all you know in central america right here you know two countries which have sent the most students to the school of americas colombia and honduras and they've also seen huge increases and u.s. military intervention troops on the ground and all the name of the drug war of course rachel but you know in hindsight or not in hindsight i guess is in reality i mean look at these countries their situations are terrible i mean arguably the two of the most violent countries in the entire world what is going on here. well i think that these are two countries that depend pretty heavily on u.s. aid and in order to get that usaid it's not like we're giving away money for free here you have to start towing the party line and we've seen that time and again where people's aid is threatened as soon as they start saying you know maybe we're not going to send students here this year maybe we're not going to allow u.s. troops to come in and do whatever they like and maybe we're not going to our own officers to torture civilians so i th

where is america's leadership. america must lead.nd personal responsibility and dignity that has always stood for america. those principles need to be represented loud and clear and demonstrated on the world stage and i will do it again. [cheers and applause] yesterday, you had the chance, if you wanted to, addressed the people of america in his acceptance speech. i read that this morning. if you did, he thought it extraordinarily, surprisingly disappointing. the speech, four years ago, he laid out a series of lofty goals. unfortunately, he was unable to meet them. i can think a few promises that he has kept. he said he would raise incomes for people. they have gone down by $5,000 a family. he said he would create new businesses. we are at a 30 year low in new businesses. the stimulus said that if we let him borrow $787 billion, he would hold unemployment below a%. it has been 43 months -- unemployment below 8%. he also said he would cut the deficit in half. he double it. one promise he kept. he said if his its policies that put in p