and all american parties are all american. [applause] this land of reasonable men has no place for any partisanship or previous prejudice. [applause] the need of all can never be met by a party of the few. the needs of all cannot be met by a business party. for a labor party. -- or a labor party. not by a war party or a peace party. not by a southern party or another in -- or a northern party. our needs will meet our needs only if we are served by a party that serves all our people. [applause] we are members together of such a party. the democratic party of 1964. we have written a proud record of accomplishments for all americans. if any ask what we have done, just let them look at what we promised to do. -- what we promise to do. [applause] those promises have become our deeds. and the promises of tonight, i will becomeuo wilou the deeds of tomorrow. [applause] we are in the midst of the largest and the longest period of peace time prosperity in our history. and almost every american listening to us tonight has seen the resul

it is again, it is about american culture. nietzsche commentator on american soil. but not necessarily on our political system as such. the other thing that i would just signal, and danny was kind enough to reference it in the intro, as i mentioned, nietzsche was an avid reader of ralph waldo emerson. he was the first philosopher that he read. nietzsche read emerson as a teenager. i discussed this in the prologue. one of the things i try to examine in the book or at least touch on, when nietzsche's ideas first came to america in the 20th century, occasionally people would say it sounds a little familiar like our emerson. but they often do this as a way to make a distinction. either that nietzsche is genius and emerson is victorian and a goody goody and emerson is safe for democracy and wholesome and doesn't have a breakdown. that nietzsche is a syphilitic madman. for those early on who he here the emersonian timber in nietzsche's voice are also trying to draw a distinction. what is interesting is this connection. it carries on in the american readings. in the last c

of our treasured american flag. and i think about how the military members -- the respect with which they treat the flag when they put it up and take it down, so forth and so on. the american flag sitting out overnight, and they just feel a real connection to the american flag. there is a question about whether this is a smart move to mess with it as a campaign logo. >> i guess, i'm going to buy one and send it to him. [laughter] >> are you going to burn a? >> you make a very good point. because the supreme court says that you actually can burn the flag to get that as free speech. i'm glad you brought that up. [laughter] this is not the first campaign to have the mess. abraham lincoln to did the very same thing in 1860. he put his picture on the american flag. i want you to attack abraham lincoln for having done the same thing, if it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander, right? >> the problem is at a time when we are watching on fox news video, video of the flag being burned by islamists who are being trav

he believes the american people belongs to every american, every single american.not get it. he has not walked in the shoes of most americans. he does not understand that we should focus on helping those around america's kitchen tables, not just those around the boardrooms of america. [applause] we need a president who is on our side. my father used to tell me -- [speaking spanish] tell me who you walk with, and i will tell you who you are. barack obama walks with us. i watched president obama protect america's lands and waters and wildlife, to honor all our cultures, to uphold our commitments to tribal nations, and to secure america's energy future. in an era when america is working so hard to achieve energy independence, the president's emissions have never been more important. it was president nixon who first talked about the term energy independence. yes, until president obama took charge, no president had been so crucial in helping america take real strides towards a secure and independent energy future. [applause] what did the old drill, baby, drill of the la

it makes him an honorary asian- american. he is the first asian-american president as well.ight's events would not be possible without our community partners. a group that helped make all this happened, i am going to read them all. the asian business alliance, asian law alliance, the asian pacific american leadership institute, chinese-american cultural association, chinese american political association, citizens for better community, culture to culture, why in the chamber of commerce of northern care of -- kawai and chamber of commerce of northern california, northern california chinese athletic association, national association of american professionals, national federation of independent business, national federation of filipino americans, the filipino chamber of commerce, around of applause for all of our community partners, please. that was a lot. [applause] >> i am so glad he had to do that. our next speaker is u.s. congressmen. he is representing the 15th congressional district of california in the u.s. house of representatives. in congress, he is a member of the pow

are not driven because they hate american culture or american society they're driven to respond to our activities in somalia for example in iraq as another example we have never arrested anyone in this country from the muslim community who is a planning an attack on the united states who claim to be attacking us because they hated women in the workplace or elections in iowa it always has to do with our support for israel these are very substantive things but barack obama. mr romney mr bush and senator kerry senator mccain have lied to the american people and convince the american people that the muslim community in the united states is is hateful toward our culture and there are certainly things that in our culture aren't going to work for islam the paganism of our entertainment system it doesn't work for some catholics but the idea that muslims are just crazy people. and i'm going to blow things up because they don't like the fact that my daughter goes to university is nots but that's what you get from the presidents of both parties from the congress for much of the media and certainl

tonight's lead, four fallen american heroes return home. a heartbreaking and solemn scene today at andrews air force base. four caskets draped with american flags came off the plane preparing for their final resting place, the caskets scarying patriots are who lost their lives in libya this week. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton honoring the lives of ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, gl glen doherty and tyrone woods. the president talked about their great sacrifice and made it clear they would never be forgotten. >> four americans, four patriots, they loved this country and they chose to serve it and served it well. they had a mission and they believed in it. they knew the danger and they accepted it. they didn't simply embrace the american ideal, they lived it. they embodied it. the courage, the hope, and, yes, the idealism, that fundamental american belief that we can leave this world a little better than before. that's who they were and that's who we are. and if we want to truly honor their memory, it's who we m

in libya americans -- american ambassadors and three other americans were brutally murdered. ironically our own embassy in egypt apologized by condemning americans who exercise their religious and free speech rights as, quote, misguided individuals who hurt the religious feelings of muslims, end quote. the whuse -- white house distanced itself from its own state department apology. let's be clear. in libya this white house spent american treasury and risked american lives to topple muammar gaddafi, thus empowering those who killed our ambassador -- ambassador. not one to learn from history or its own mistakes, this white house says america will, quote, work to support a searing opposition to hasten the day when assad falls, end quote. mr. speaker, we must stop spending our treasury and risking american lives for those who neither appreciate our sacrifices nor believe in basic liberties like freedom of religion and freedom of speech. mr. speaker, i pray the president is listening. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> p

, a truly great american. there are two others we don't even know their identity. so i hope that the families who have suffered this loss appreciate that we grieve for all. we had the opportunity of knowing chris smith. excuse me, chris stevens. i did meet shawn smith and the others. we mourn for them and we thank them for their service to this nation. and i'd just ask my friend from connecticut, wouldn't it be the worst legacy of chris stevens' service to this country would be a movement for the united states to withdraw to fortress america, to renounce our -- our -- our service to the world in helping these countries achieve the same democracy and freedom that our forefathers strived for? i do not mean to use his death as any kind of political agenda, but i think my friend and i remember him well enough to know that the worst outcome of this tragedy would be for the united states to withdraw. in fact, i am confident that if he were here, he would be urging us to get right back in, get -- bring these extremis

i think what will happen, americans are -- and american diplomats will have to be drawn out and drawn down to this region of the worlds, which is turning hostile. >> greta: chashould the president do? >> i think the president should get back to washington and get out of las vegas and realize that his whole policy is collapsing right now. but i will tell you one thing he should do with regard to egypt. call on president morsi and say, okay, your people got away with this. but if ever again, somebody comes over owl our wall in our embassy and you haven't made every effort to stop, we will cut off loans and bank loans and i tell americans to avoid egypt this year. we have to get serious. look -- i understand the muslim brotherhood, but they have to treat the united states of america with the respect it deserves as a great power, if bee we are going to work together. >> greta: if it would only be egypt, but, pat, it is in over 20 countries, these are violent protest, burning down, fires in the german embassy. this is not just -- >> there is gasoline all the way from nigeria to bali to eth

we are americans.the foundation of our leadership cannot be shaken. that is the legacy of the four americans that we lost, men who will live on in the hearts of those they loved and in the strength of the country they serve. with their memory to guide us, we will go forward. thanks. >> hello, i am united states representative and retired army lieutenant colonel alan west from the great state of florida. feared this week, the republican-led house of representatives continued to focus on jobs and removing government barriers that make it harder to create jobs. including the small business tax hike that president obama has proposed. it threatens our already struggling economy. the house took action to address a serious threat to our national security, which is what i would like to discuss with you today. far from the coverage of election day, there is another day limit, january 2. it has here is consecrations for our nation's security -- it has serious consequences for our nation's security. there will be

i want to wrap my story in the larger american story. and for the next three weeks, he was writing on little scraps of paper wherever he went, in between campaign stops. and he pulled it all together. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states. >> all around us, there were people who were crying. and halfway through i thought, this guy's life has changed and it will never be the same. >> i think i just have seen the first black president there. and the reason i say that is because i think the immigrant experience combined with the african background, combined with the incredible education, combined with his beautiful speech, that speech was a piece of work. >> i believe that we have a righteous wind at our backs, and that is as we stands on the crossroads of history, we can make the righ

i want to wrap my story in the larger american story. and for the next three weeks, he was writing on little scraps of paper wherever he went, in between campaign stops. and he pulled it all together. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states. >> all around us, there were people who were crying. and halfway through i thought, this guy's life has changed and it will never be the same. >> i think i just have seen the first black president there. and the reason i say that is because i think the immigrant experience combined with the african background, combined with the incredible education, combined with his beautiful speech, that speech was a piece of work. >> i believe that we have a righteous wind at our backs, and as we stand on the crossroads of history, we can make the right choices

i think that american interests are american interests. we should protect our interest.is what we are doing all over the world. in this war on terrorism. >> bill: okay, now, should the president have been a little bit stronger about the egyptian situation because we all know and you better than most because you are in the intel committee, all right, that the egyptian government could have stopped this cold and chose not to so, therefore, american lives are put in danger and american property destroyed. should the president have come out and said that better not happen again and we're not going to tolerate it in a much stronger way than he did? >> you know, diplomacy really tough. and ambassador stevens gave his life in the name of diplomacy there are things, bill, you and i know are set and communicated sometimes not publicly so that we can achieve the goal we want to make sure that we communicate with the people of egypt they are not our enemy. we want to communicate with the muslim community they are not. the extremists are enemies of america and shoulding dealt with i

they told you were american and how much they loved the american ideal. now, they are chanting death to america. it's a different crowd and much less educated and much harder line islamic. when incited by this movie a lot of people live on less than $2 a day. these aren't people going on youtube watching a video and coming down to protest. these are people who are in mosques who are being told about the video. the preachers had a huge part in calling for these protests over the past couple of days. that is the incitement for the protests. they have backed off on the protests but what you realize 18 months after the revolution there is a fear level of anti-american sentiment and a high level of hatred toward the united states and for that matter western ideals. >> gregg: leland, thanks very much. in the meantime, al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula is calling for more attacks on american embassies. so far u.s. embassies in yemen, tunisia and egypt and libya have been targeted. in a statement posted on militant websites. terror network calling the killing of

we choose american might an american muscle, standing strong on the bedrock of the american ideal.ong and empower an ever expanding and growing middle class. [cheers and applause] our platform emphasizes that a vibrant, free, and fair market is essential to economic growth. we also must pull from our highest ideals of justice and fairness to protect against those skills that destabilize our economy in recent years, like predatory lending, over leveraged financial institutions, and the unchecked avarice of the past that trumped fairness and common sense. our platform calls for significant cuts in federal spending. our platform calls for a balanced deficit reduction plan, where everyone, everyone from elected officials to the wealthy and the super wealthy pay their fair share. please listen to this, because when your country is in a costly war, with our soldiers sacrificing a broad, and our nation is facing a debt crisis at home, being asked to pay your fair share is not class warfare. it is patriotism. [cheers and applause] we all know that it is common sense that for an economy bui

and thousands of americans, fewer americans working.david limbaugh. >> john and joe, two things. they are trying to change the subject from obama's miserable record. he's had the worst week from hell in foreign policy. his job numbers the week before that were so bad he had to change the subject. so the media, which is in collusion with obama, dropped this bomb, they thought it was a bomb, trying to make romney look like an elitist, and they think this quote plays right in line with their theme and their mean and the truth is it does not. romney was just saying it's more difficult to reach those people. he isn't saying he's given up on those people. in fact, he can reach them because a lot of those people want upward mobility. it's obama who is trying to create the class warfare and divide us on the basis of race and class. he's the one who has written groups off. >> but isn't this a big opportunity for gov. romney? >> absolutely. >> go ahead. >> yeah. this is an opportunity. you've been saying it, and rush has been saying it, to apprec

and then the american government send mrs.anna shinon to taiwan to tell keel that he's not welcome in america. and they help him, you know, to go to england. so he live in england for, i think, for three or four years or five years. and then he move here, boston, boston. he just passed away a few months ago. so as asian, you know, to talk -- or to criticize of that man, person, for us is not the right thing. >> but you did criticize him in the book. >> i can answer your question, but please don't force me to go in length, you know, to talk about him, what he did or his personality. but i can say that i'm the only one that understand and know him. he -- you know, every time talking with me, he always expressed the fear that if we do something against the will of america, you know, they will do overthrow and kill him. that's something he always scared about. >> can i stop you and just ask you, did the americans -- were they responsible for the assassination of zim? >> the assassination, i am not sure, but the coup against zim, y

washington scrambles for damage control after deadly anti-american demonstrations spread over the arab world but efforts so far failed to appease the angry crowds. though and welcome to our team friday here in moscow where it is five o'clock the wave of anti-american protests is gathering strength sweeps across the muslim world police in yemen have reportedly fired warning shots at another mob of protesters heading for the u.s. embassy all similar clashes rage in the egyptian capital let's go live to our teens call us lawyer for the latest paula take us to sanaa for the american mission there was raided just yesterday and now it's under attack again. that's correct we are hearing reports that the police have fired tear gas is one of the live ammunition that the fifteen colleagues that is trying to storm the american embassy in the capital city of yemen now we understand that these were the morning saw the effort to disperse the quality of what happened here so. which was essentially a breach of the baltic poor mission a security barrier a rock in the city building yesterday tuesday the

the reason we provide aid in egypt and lybia is because it serves american interests. >> but our americans are not being served if this is the response. >> it serves our interests to have egypt willing and able to maintain a peace treaty with israel, for egypt to continue to be a strong partner. let's be clear. the government, once president obama called president morsi, immediately in egypt, the security forces came out and have provided very significant protection. same in tunisia, same in libya, same in yemen. and all of these leaders have very forcefully conveyed their condemnation of what had transpired. >> there were conflicting messages from morsi. in arabic, they said protest. in english, they said protect. >> what has happened is that the egyptian government has protected our facilities. our embassy is open today. things are calm. and morsi has repeatedly been clear in his condemnation of what has occurred. we are in these partnerships, david, over the long-term. despite the bumpy path and the disturbing images, it's in the united states fundamental interest that people have the a

you are going to start seeing americans expected. americans harmed.t will be -- this is the thing, what will be -- you know, the administration -- [overlapping dialogue] >> sean: proud of our foreign policy. then they said, of course, this is not directed at america. my question is, this happened on 9/11. we have learned, this protest, in spite what have they claim is a youtube video has been planned since august. it's 9/11, a day of great significance, as it relates to the terrorist world, why was there not beefed-up security at our embassies around the world, in anticipation of this? mr. attorney general? >> well, there are two things that fuel this. one is, the islamist version of the religion. the second is success. 9/11 was their biggest success. and you would think that people would anticipate that that would be a day when our embassies and our consulates would be most vulnerable. >> sean: do you think they view united states us in the middle-east as weak -- not us -- obama. do they view him as weak. >> osama bin laden said if you have a strong

investors overseas over american workers, the decline in the bargaining position of american workers, union and non-yiewn notary -- union, and more recently, the cuts and shredding of the social safety net. we know why this happened. there's books, including mine, and thousands of others who explained this. there's a question that normal people have. that is, if wages were flat and the economy was stalled for the middle class, why did it look so good? why in the 80s and the 90s, yeah, there's ups and downs, but people, you know, flock to the malls, bought cars, bought houses, ect. well, there's two main reasons for that. one is family income as opposed to hourly wages kept up because families sent more people to work, typically, the wife. well, that strategy is exhausted. there's more women in the labor force than men. the second reason was, i'm sure you all remember, the debt boom, the credit boom. your wages were flat. you weren't quite doing as much in terms of earnings as your parents might have been, but you had access to easy credit. well, after the crash of 2008 and 2009, that

embassies and saddam all in response to an american film. meanwhile in colorado the violence shows no sign of dying down as clashes enter their fourth day despite attempts by the country's most influential political group to. also washington scrambles for damage control after a deadly anti-american demonstrations spread over the arab world but efforts so far failed to appease the angry crowd. though and welcome to our team. with our latest most developing story the wave of anti-american protests is gathering strength as it sweeps across the muslim world police in yemen have reportedly fired warning shots at another mob of protesters heading for the u.s. embassy while similar clashes rage in the egyptian capital over in lebanon one person said to have been killed and dozens wounded in clashes with police after a k.f.c. restaurant was set on fire. or has the latest from the region. we are hearing reports that the police fired tear gas as well as live ammunition at the second call that is trying to storm the. mary came in the seat in the capita

he believes the american dream belongs to every single american, every single american. doesn't get it. he hasn't walked in the shoes of most americans. and he doesn't understand that we should focus on helping those around america's kitchen tables. not just those around the bored- board rooms of america. [crowd cheering] we need a president who is on our side. my father used to tell me [speaking spanish] tell me who you are, who you walk with and i'll tell you who you are. barack obama walks with us. i watched president obama protect america's land, water and wildlife. to honor all our cultures, to uphold ourç commitments to tril nations and to secure energy future. in an era when america's working so hard to achieve energy independence, the president's mission has never been more important. it was president nixon who first talked about the term energy independence. yet, until president obama took charge, no president had been so successful in helping make real strides towards a secure and independent energy future. what did the old drill of the last republican's admin

on american souls. but not necessarily on our political system as such. the other thing i would just signal, and danny was kind enough to reference it in his intro, i think, unless i'm misremembering, um, was that as i mentioned also in the talk that nietzsche was an avid reader of emerson. um, in fact, emerson was the first be philosopher that nietzsche read. he read him already as a teenager. i discuss this in the prologue. and so one of the things i try to examine in the book or at least touch on, when nietzsche first, when his ideas first come to america the late 19th, early 20th century, occasionally thinkers would say, sounds kind of familiar, sounds a little bit like our emerson. but then they often usually do this as a way to make a distinction either that nietzsche is genius and emerson is kind of saccharin and victorian and too much a goody-goody, or that emerson is safe for democracy, he's wholesome, he's well, he doesn't have a breakdown, and nietzsche's a safe littic madman. so for those wh

in oil is on the rise despite american sanctions and an e.u. ban on the country screwed the international energy agency says crude sales are rising now edging over a million barrels a day european and u.s. sanctions were imposed to pressure iran over its nuclear program but maintains it's purely peaceful but iran's resources are still a hot commodity across the region with turkey china and india currently the top importers political analyst chris bambery says continuing to block oil trade with iran could harm other economies. always ball goes essentially really implemented by the united states and its european allies having great difficulty in even getting their friends to implement this in boggle for instance japan is desperately getting a waiver trying to get a waiver from washington in order to continue. imports it needs iranian oil but more importantly iran is discovering new markets china is continuing to take really an oil so as india the americans. try to ensure israel that somehow sanctions are working in order to see if sanctions are g

in the mid-20th century, the struggle for american rights brought african-americans an equality under the law. now 45 years after martin luther king's march on washington, full equality was one step closer to reality. for those who had devoted their lives to this cause, the moment was bittersweet. >> i wish 30 moments could have seen the fruits of their labors. >> we were told by so long to be fearful and critical and doubt ful of what we could achieve, put their hands on the arc of history and vented more toward the hope of a better day. >> the path of electing our first black president has been tort ork tortorous, for president obama it has been wonderful. young barry, his nickname at the time, grew up in hawaii and indonesia, the home of his stepfather. in 1983, he graduated from new york's columbia university. >> after columbia, he elect to go not just to chicago but the south side of chicago to be a community organizer. this has not only an altruistic impulse to do good but also the structure of humanity. >> he entered law school and was named the first black president of the law

failing american workers.itt romney and i approve this message. >> i told them i cannot make it haveday because i did not child ca. i had no where to send my child today. "chicago parents and other about whamplainin costing them. 29,000 teachers, 350,000 studts not in scschool. they say it's about raiding the teachers. rahm emmanuel is buttg heads with them. last seein washington as the house chief of staff for the obama administration. will this have ramifications for the presidential electn? do't think it will. this is a fight between the mayor and his teaeachers union. but 20 other states are the b stuff. >> thahat's a different issue. the reforms that you look at, chicago,'re doing in they are really cutting edge. it is not just rm emmanuel. are lots of experiments in cities to try to improve schools. here in d.c., we have had fights abousimilar issues. >> we have a lot of charter schools. administratioion is thosetive of many ofof types of experiments. the education department has ways, for it, in many sa

the american consulate in libya. suddenly, the president to campaign is no longer about the autonomy but not the way this president is conducting foreign policy. >> the administration was wrong standing by a statement sympathizing for those who have members -- have embraced our embassy. >> it governor romney has a tendency to shoot first and came later. as president, you cannot do that. >> the american embassy said they condemn the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of moslems. -- of muslims. at 10:15 a.m., a group gathered outside of the cairo embassy. they scaled a wall and pulled down the american flag. at 4:00 p.m. eastern time, a gunman attacked the american consulate in benghazi resulting in including the ambassador, christopher stevens. >> this should shock people of all faiths around the world. >> at 10:09 p.m. our time, romney issued a statement saying it it was disgraceful the obama 's administration what -- not was to condemn attacks but sympathize with those who mad

african-american, latino, native american and samoan. and while the district overall trend was 10% growth, what you notice over a five-year trend is african-american growth has bested the district average of 13% improvement, latino at 10% equal to the district's growth, native american at 14%, and samoan at 11%. the next slide is similar, but in the content area of mathematics on the state test. again, 8.2% district overall growth trend, african-american comparison 13% growth over five years, latino 10%, native american 7, and samoan 11%. >> superintendent, i'm just wondering if there is anyway maybe later on to get the numbers of where the anglo and asian-american students are. >> okay. so, maybe in this next slide, we get to that point. so, this next slide is actually on the english language arts achievement gap. so, what's highlighted in this one are two line graphs, one for african-american/latino, and the top line graph actually represents the district average. and what i want to point out is, again, a different way to represent it

introducing young americans to american history. very proud of what she has been doing. >> sean: we'll look forward to that. mr. speaker. thank for your time. coming up will the administration apologize for the return of an anti-christian that shows a crucifix submerged in urine. and day of love but more riots raged across the country. that shocking footage straight ahead. [♪...] >> announcer: with nothing but his computer, an identity thief is able to use your information to open a bank account in order to make your money his money. [whoosh, clang] you need lifelock, the only identity theft protection company that now monitors bank accounts for takeover fraud. lifelock: relentlessly protecting your identity. call 1-800-lifelock or go to lifelock.com today. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within fi

glen was every bit a passionnal american hero. he cared about his fellow americans.about his fellow world citizens. he was a navy seal that came on our ad vise ry board. military religious freedom organization. we represent 39 active duties soldiers marines and airmen cadets and ship men at the air force academy my alma mater at west point. 96 percent happen to be christians. we represent 11 percent of muslim americans in the military. we are fighting religious extremist dominion christian unconstitutional activity in the military. a number of years ago -- >> let me get through that. what was glen like? >> glen was a man that cared passionately about everybody. he cared about -- he didn't decide that you would judge or scale the value of an american citizen or other citizen based on religious faith or lack there of. he wanted everyone to be treated the same way. he was aware of the fact that religious extremism had no place in the profession of arms. >> what would he want to have happen. >> he was a caring man. he was a warrior. >> what would he want to have happen a

will see more americans attacked. will see more demonstrations that are somebody else's fault, but in fact are not. lou: these are two language newspapers. reporting on the events and, again, referring to the movie, this mohammed movie. we will take that up with our distinguished panel. kt mcfarland will be joining us later in the broadcast to go in depth on issues that are now confronting the united states. joining us here later, stay with us, we are coming right back >> it is the documentary that the white house doesn't want you to see and they are doing everything they can to discredit 2016. "2016: obama's america." dinesh d'souza reacts to the obama smear campaign. president obama leading from behind in the libyan revolt. qaddafi is dead. but so is our ambassador and three other americans. one senator leading from the front with a call for action. senator rand paul on what america should do next. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow.

not just african-americans but americans in general. and my final point, on the note of conservative values, my frustration with the republican party has been that they align conservative -- conservative values as far as religious, moral values with conservative policies because african- americans by and large are conservative on their views when it comes to a lot of things, but again we aren't necessarily conservative with our policies. they don't market things to our group. they don't resonate with people who look like me. i'm concerned about protecting the life of an unborn child, but i'm also concerned about the hundreds of brothers being shot in chicago and no one is shaying anything. i'm also concerned over the fact that over the past month there is -- have been so many discussions about shootings here and there but we're more concerned about protecting our right to bear guns. we want to protect the unborn, but when you get here, you're on your own. that troubles me. >> so i just want to put a couple fadgets -- facts on the table

an african-american in the white house. >> an african-american named jesse barry.r a lot, she couldn't have imagined a 25ieral2 25-year-old would be working office. imagine working for a president named barack obama. >> ruby visited the white house, the norman rockwell painting of her integrating the school in louisiana and the president stood there with her and said, ruby, because of your courage at the age of 5 or 6 i'm here today. >> reporter: president obama is the product of our turbulent history. all that came before led to him, but it's become clear over the past four years that he needs to continue making history. the moment he becomes just another incumbent president, bogged down in the status quo, he will lose something vital since we first met him. his historic self. >> we don't have the power to make people. stories, and judge president obama, because every president gets judged in relation to this. >> secured him for his african-americana heritage, but the goal is to be an african-american who is also a great president. >> reporter: barack obama entere

"i'm outraged by the attacks on american diplomatic missions in libya and egypt by the death of an americanonsulate worker in benghazi. it is disgraceful that the obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks." wednesday morning, given a chance to walk it all back as full details of the attacks revealed themselves, the romney campaign doubled down on that statement, making clearly that it was not a mistake. the romney campaign isn't run by amateurs. they knew this statement was incendiary. they knew it would change the campaign, and presumably, they knew it was wrong. it conflates a statement from a terrified staffer in the egyptian gas embassy, who was trying to calm a potentially angry mob with the obama administration. it conflates unrest in egypt with the murder of an american diplomat among others in libya. and it accuses the obama administration of something that they not only didn't do, but that would have been unbelievably, unimaginably horrific of them to do. so sympathize with terrori

that means we are subjected to americans being killed, americans being harassed no matter what stupid, crazy thing somebody in america says. the reality is we have free speech in this country. you didn't say it, the government didn't say it. what the government should have said the government has no responsibility for this. i think mitt romney made the right point. it also turns out the administration is completely wrong about what happened. this was not a spontaneous demonstration. in fact, it's embarrassing that they still have that narrative out there. and i think the amoebasdor of the united states should apologize for that very, very ignorant remark. >> now should the third highest, a promotion now for a lawyer who came to prominence defending a convicted terrorist. he's now number three at the justice department. does that concern you? >> i can't tell you exactly why there's sort of this euphemistic attitude about islamic trierism. you can't say war on terror. you can say war on women but not war on terror. it doesn't matter the president doesn't think there's a war on terror, t

and wilwilon spreading anti-american violence. the federal reserve pumps more money into the economy. wyatt andrews on who will benefit and who won't. the drought and tough choices. jim axlerod with a man who helps decide where the water will go. and a final good-bye to the first man on the moon from the last. >> farewell, my friend. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. if a single picture captured the story of the day, it had to be this one. protesters bashing a heavily fortified door in the middle eastern country of yemen, the sign they've ripped down says, "embassy of the united states." anti-american violence spread in the region today, fueled by anger or a once-obscure internet movie that ridicules islam, a film produced in the united states but one that has been condemned by the u.s. government. a mob attacked but did not break in to the u.s. embassy in yemen. in telephone calls today, president obama be thanked the president of yemen for condemning this embas

or american embassies. people can demonstrate an express their opinion peacefully -- demonstrate and express their opinion peacefully. >> among the people, america and its western allies cannot expect much influence or even much trust. there used to be protest against the west before the arab uprisings. the difference then was that they were kept in check by the authoritarian leaders of police states who depended on western support. for the regions being transformed an old red lines have gone -- but the regions are being transformed an old, red lines have gone. >> i spoke with congresswoman jane harman. thank you for joining me. you spent much of your career on capitol hill, working on intelligence issues. the attacks appear to have come out of nowhere. do we have the kind of intelligence and can predict this sort of thing -- intelligence that can predict this sort of thing? >> we are getting better at it. we are understanding the power of social media. we ought to understand that things like this video, wh

must unite as americans. it's exactly the wrong time to throw political punches. it's a time to restore calm and proceed wisely, but the political punches are flying fast and furious? >> yes, the romney campaign is getting mixed advice. there are some saying he should be more aggressive against the president on the issue of foreign policy, that they believe that there is ground to be won here, if you will, politically, on for instance the management of the arab spring going forward, dealings with israel and iran and syria. and there are others, and we heard them go public a few hours ago saying, wait a minute, this is not the time. have that debate, but did you pick the wrong time. is this sort of when you did it, having this press conference that he had, which was a fairly testy press conference just a few minutes before the president gives a statement in the rose garden that doesn't have politics at the forefront. >> these are two lines of criticism we heard from the republicans, one is leadership and being

the pace of anti-american protests eased a bit today. u.s. marines arrived in yemen to bolster security at the american embassy. but another contingent was refused entry to sudan. the state department says tonight, it's ordering all non-essential personnel to leave both sudan and tunisia, these developments four days after the violent on theus consulate in libya that killed the u.s. ambassador and three members of his team. tonight we are getting our first look at the safe house that came under fire. charlie d'agata and a cbs news crew reached the building today. here's their report. >> reporter: the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi was just the beginning of a terrifying night for the americans inside. libyan officials told us their forces helped evacuate 32 americans out of the consulate as attacks are torched and stormed the compound. i libyan commander told us a convoy of 22 vehicles, two of them armored, raced from the u.s. consulate down this road to a safe house a mile and a half away. but the safe house they fled to, which was

weaken american science and impede the ability of american scientists to innovate. wise. this is not the way to build our economy. we should be investing more in research and development. which means of course investing in scientists, but also investing in their ability to purr two science. we should be spending -- to pursue science. we should be spending more on international conferences. we should be spending more on national conferences. we should be spending more on national laboratories. we should be spending more on public and private research and development. for the sake of jobs, for the sake of our economic vitality. for the sake of the quality of life of americans. this is not the way to build our economy and to foster innovation. i urge my colleagues to vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, messages from the president of the united states. the secretary: madam secretary. the speaker pro tempore: mr. secretary. the secretary: i'm directed by the president of the united states to deliver to the hou