even barack obama said that he should go.s going.an economy he should do it right now because we will not wait one more day. >> that was from alexandria with a very clear message. thank you. joining me from washington state at the college of communication at washington state university and a former middle east correspondent, did you think that you would be seeing this happen? president mubarak says that he will basically step down in september pierre >> the speed with which this -- step down in september. >> the speed with which this has spread out is just astounding. >> you describe it as a virus. what you think is behind the spread of information? >> it is media-driven there is a direct line between this revolt in -- is needed-driven. there is a direct line between this revolt in egypt and you have seen it taken place across the region through a different prism. 20 years ago, arabs would not necessarily have even known about the rebels in tunisia. >> we saw the egyptian authorities trying to curb the internet. it did not se

>>> revolución en egipto, cedió finalmetne, renunció a la presidencia de egipto >>> el presidente barackama, dijo que el pueblo egipcio es un ejemplo les pidió preparar el camino a unas elecciones justas >>> un jurado delibera en arizona, en el juicio contra una mujer, está acusada de asesinar a un inmigrante y su hija de 10 años de edad >>> y la primera dama obama, dice si su esposo sacrificó la reforma migratoria por impulsar la reforma de salud >>> este es su noticiero univisión, con jorge ramos, y desde la capital de la nación [gritos] >>> cayó mubarak, después de 30 años en el poder, en 18 días de manifestaciones pacíficas de jóvenes, reclamando libertad y democracia hay júbilo en las calles de egipto muy buenas noches, desde washington son maría elena salinas, el mundo fue testigo de un hecho histórico el presidente de egipto renunció, cediendo ante la revolución pacífica de su pueblo los egipcios están en celebración y júbilo la dictadura y represión llegaron a su fin pero aún hay muchas preguntas sobre el camino a la democracia, tenemos un reporte ♪ . >>> gracias, sin lugar a dud

>> numerosas personalidades fueron galardonadas hoy por el presidente barack obama con la medalla deÁs alto honor que confiere el paÍs a un civil. la hispana silvia mÉndez estaba entre los galardonados.ysñ?ñ? >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con hhmp/% jorge ramÍ elena salinas.÷óñ?ñ? >> el gobierno de mÉxico contestÓ que bajo esas condiciones cancelÓ su participaciÓn en francia con casi 300 cementos socioculturales y de turismo. >> de forma unilateral sin consultar se cambian las condiciones y se dedica alguien condenada por delitos graves, se verÍa en la imposibilidad de participar. el periÓdico universal publicó el Álbum familiar de la familia, donde tanto los padres como... aparecen jugando. y los seÑalamientos de las vÍctimas que estuvieron secuestradas 52 dìas fueron acusatorios sobre. >> nunca la vi. pero sigue escuchÉ su voz. y es la misma voz que pude identificar en la procuradurÍa. >> ella me dijo que se intentaba hacerme el hÉroe ella misma me iba a matar. me dijo que no intentara escaparme o algo porque ella misma me iba a matar. >> pero sus papÁs alegan que su hija no co

like i said, not that i fell in love with barack obama but seduced. maybe i was there maybe i was sent but i think you will agree it is hard to imagine anyone who is more progressive or intelligent and has a better handle van barack obama been president any time soon. he has given his background will the cultural, his experiences, the background of not only being harvard law editor bed a community organizer, it is a miracle he got elected president particularly when you consider his name. i began to try to figure out why when you have the circumstances in your favor, when the system was supposed to work to make good on the promises not only his campaign may but progressives have been working towards decades, why couldn't this is done deliver? why did the modern republican governance? financing is it is not simple. i don't know if you are like me in this respect, i have trouble watching real news shows. they make me want to plunge someone. they make me crazy and angry at the same time. i do watch jon stewart and stephen colbert. [laughter] i am fine wi

he said no and that was ten years before barack obama.>> the way to nominate one. not have one run. >> they will nominate one, won't be because they're black, it's because they're the best candidate and have the right values that the republican platform's -- >> michael steele, purely because he had the best possibility to be a leader or because he were black. >> if president obama was not in the white house michael steele would not be chairman. >> he's a good true -- >> michael steele was more than just being a black man running the rnc. michael steele had at that time he had the media presence at the rnc chairs didn't, he was able to touch the young voters and young people in the republican party. >> he started the hip-hop republican movement. >> but he mentioned it. he had no problem dealing with the tea party. >> the republican party should appeal to the hip-hop generation. >> he's been able to talk to folks in a diverse way the republican party had not been able to do previously. with that said he's been successful in a way previous c

now, like i said, it's not that i fell in love with barack obama or that i was seduced by barack obama. and maybe i was and maybe i wasn't. but the fact is that i think you'll agree it's hard to imagine anyone who's more progressive and more intelligent and got a better handle on things than barack obama being president of the united states anytime soon. and given his background, his multicultural background, the experiences he's had and the background he's had in terms of not only being a harvard law review editor and being a community organizer and so forth, it's kind of miracle the guy got elected president especially when you consider his name. so i began to try and figure out why when you had all of these circumstances in your favor, why when the system was finally supposed to work on behalf of the -- to make good on all the promises that not only his campaign made but that progressives have been working towards for decades why the system couldn't deliver. why it delivered basically what needs to be moderate republican governance as opposed to liberal progressive democrats. now, t

. >> comunidad elgt están tranquilos despuñs de escuchar a presidente barack obama apoyar a la comunidadenas noticias para los geys dejara de defender el acta de defensa del matrimonio porque antes no dejaba la unión homosexual. >> las cortñs federales siempre dan dejadencia a las decisiones del gobierno federal , entonces no estará defendiendo esta ley , creo que hace más fácil que cada estado decidad por si mismno si se le va a dar el derecha o no a las parejad el mismo sezo. >> la corte suprema ha penalizado la practica homosexual , como tambiñn en el ejñrcito. >> este cambio no tiene contento a la población , la comunidad gey dice que falta mucho para la defensa de derechos de homosexual s. >> queremos que el presidente diga que no cambiaran la reglas federales , las leyes que dejen legalziar a las parejas homosexual en su estado de inmigración , esperamos que pase , pero aunque no estamos ahí es un paso importante. >> el portavoz de la casa blanca dice que presidente barack obama aún esta pensandolo pero siempre ha pensado que el acta del matrimonio no es necesario. >> ahora vamos d

why in the world what made you vote for barack obama? something must have had you posted that direction. the fact is cue was used. if you were used like he was in front of the united nations to get a war going you would be a little ticked off. he wouldn't say, i'm beholden to those people. i don't see what we can do to change to make sure you are in the tent. i make the point in my book. my dad never, ever, ever got involved. you get involved in the primary and 50 percent of the people are just not going to like you. i thought to myself, he loved pole and poll of ten. my father was ever, ever going to endorse in a primary the only man i know that he ever would have would have been held. >> host: and yet when he thought about running he came under fire from the right. >> guest: absolutely. he did not tell of a line. he was not pro right. but what happens is sometimes we don't look at the death of a person. i mean, look what he is doing when no one is looking? liquid he is doing for young kids in the inner city, he and others in washington

barack obama can say the government should take steps and be in transition. he did not say mubarak should go. he tried to show [unintelligible] address to show support for the demonstrators at the same time as trying to maintain interest in egypt, especially with regard to israel, and the unfunded danger from the muslim brotherhood. americans are trying to show the demonstrators, "we are with you." at the same time, it is basically nothing from america. >> it is great to talk to you about this ongoing situation president hosni mubarak of egypt has defied expectations by insisting he will not step down, despite mass demonstrations against his rule. we will be following the story. you are watching bbc news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherin

you say when the world did you vote for barack obama? what was it that make you vote for barack obama? something must have bush do in that direction. i mean the fact is if you were used like he was used in front of the united nations to get a war going you would a little tip off. you wouldn't be saying i am beholden to that operation. i would say why? what can we do to change, to make sure you are in the tent and i made the point in the book. my dad never ever ever got involved in a primary. he believed to get involved in it primary 50% of the people aren't going to like you but i thought to myself he would love colin powell and colin powell of tim. i said my father was ever going to endorse a primary for someone to run for president the only man i know that he would have endorsed for the presidency would have been colin powell. >> host: yet when colin powell thought about running he came under fire from the right. >> guest: he did didn't did and told alliance. he didn't call the lines. but what happens is sometimes we don't look at the

reid, nancy pelosi and barack obama. it wasn't too hard to do but if you want to win the presidency, you've got to leave. you have to say this is what i'm going to do. people say but barack obama will bring another ronald reagan. really? what we had ronald reagan with jimmy carter president of the united states. he was there. where is he today? the problem is if you are looking for ronald reagan you may well walk past the next leader of the movement. by trying to find ronald reagan and all the candidates you will end up having them fail because none of them will add up or match up. >> host: final question looking to 2012, and it's remarkable. 2011, 30 years ago almost to the day the father was inaugurated president of the united states. the first term was rough, i unemployment, his approval ratings were in 40% sometimes and yet he went to win 49 states. still a victory alighting to boggles the mind. he did that as you say -- >> guest: since we lost minnesota, i didn't go to minnesota. >> host: do you take that personally

. >> barack obama speaking earlier. president mubarak's announcement came after days of mass protests across egypt that culminated on tuesday in one million people converging in die row. here's a look at the day's momentous events. >> civilians and soldiers were indiana hand as they channeled the crowds through identity checks at the entrance to the square. more and more it looks as if they're on the same side. the plan was to put a million people onto the streets in cairo it was probably in the hundreds of thousands, but more than the numbers what matters is who they were. an old soldier with his uniform , supporters of the muslim brotherhood and secular young men who wanted to turn it into a party. a lot here though didn't feel like dancing. he was one of the 300 estimated by the u.n. to have been killed in the protests. >> my son. they killed him. mubarak. they kill our kids, they kill our boys. >> they played the national anthem and sang it. they were patriotic chants and victory ones about the president. they calle

air force one waiting for president barack obama.e will be right back. >> darya: 5:30 a.m., a live shot on the approach to the bay bridge which is dry right now. on the right hand side will much of the bay area is dry, we have rain in the south. if we keep going east we can see this snow developing there. tahoe getting hammered again. a lot of people will want to head out for what is a long weekend. some people have the week for a ski week. we want this bill but we need a break to get there. >> louisa: drive along the peninsula and the north bay. in the south still sprinkles and snowfall right through the mount diablo range in santa clara. as we wideman doubt watch all the moisture sitting off the coast. we widen out you can see the moisture moving in. we can bring moisture back into the peninsula. by 7:00 a.m., abest chance in the south bay. by the 2:00 p.m. hour same story. as we head towards your evening commute moderate downpours. what we are talking about today is scattered showers throughout the day. the best chance of staying

barack obama will bring another ronald reagan. really? we had ronald reagan when jimmy carter was president of the united states. where is he today? the problem is if you are looking for ronald reagan you may walk past the next leader of the movement and by trying to find ronald reagan and the author candidates you will end up having them sale because none of them will match up. >> host: final question looking to 2012 it's remarkable, 2011, 30 years ago almost to the day you're father was an artillery did president of the united states. the first term was rough. it was on unemployment and his approval ratings for the 40 sometimes. yet he rebounded and 140 states. stila victory that boggles the mind. he did that as you say -- >> guest: he says we lost minnesota -- i didn't go to minnesota. >> host: did he take it personally? [laughter] that a site which is important we all have our own theories about minnesota -- he won 49 states at a time when the republican registration was even lower than it was today. appealing to the reagan democrats

una pausa en seguida se intensifico a un las diferencia entre el estado de arizona y el gobierno de barackna. >> anunció una contrademanda lo acusa de incapacidad para detener a inmigrantes indocumentados y tiene que ver con la controvertida ley sb 1070. >> en un acto considerado sin precedente la gobernadora de el estado de arizona anunció una contrademanda con la que hace 8 meses el presidente barack obama logró que una corte federal detuviera parcialmente la ley sb 1070 la cual criminaliza a la inmigración y eltelo en el estado. >> quien acusó al gobierno federal de fracasar en su obligación de detener la inmigración indocumentada que viene de méxico y fallar en su deber de proteger a los habitantes de arizona. >> y dijo estar dispuesta a llevar su queja hasta la suprema corte del país. >> el gobierno federal no hace su trabajo, esto... sobre la frontera intenta arizona de hacer nuestro trabajo. >> no hay precedente sobre una estrategia como esta. >> daniel ortega es parte del grupo que presentaron una demanda contra la ley sb 1070, la contrademanda de la gobernadora reconoce que la vig

barack obama took the oath as the 44th president of the united states breaking a 220-year old mold in which only white men had the office. in his address he boldly challenged americans to remake america. t.j. winnick filed this report on inauguration day. >> it was quite simply history. >> i barack obama do solemnly swear that i will execute the office.... >> john roberts may not have reis a cited it word for word. he could not trip up barack obama after getting a thumbs up from daughter sasha addressed the nation and world as the first african-american president of the united states. >> today i say to you the challenges we face are real. they are serious and they are many. they will not be met easily or in a short span of time but know this, america, they will be met. >> an estimated million people that viewed it he offered a new beginning. >> to the muslim world, we want a new way forward. >> and knew era of responsibility? >> recognition on the part of every american that we have duties to ourselves our nation and the world. duties that we do not accept but seize gladly. >> ted ken

president barack obama.obama is naming one of his critics to an advisory council responsible for finding new ways to promote economic growth and bring jobs to the u.s. obama will name intel corp. ceo paul otellino to the jobs and competitiveness council during a visit to the company's semiconductor manufacturing facility in hillsboro, ore. as recently as september, otellini complained that administration policies had created too much uncertainty for businesses and had failed to spark job growth or boost consumer confidence in the economy. so the president kind of saying if i'm not do it right then you figure it out. catching you up with the bay area weather. >> mark: the rain has been heavy across parts of the south bay, one thing everybody has saying what a crazy weather. >> louisa: the heavier rain at this hour in the south bay. we will take you win and show you. some cells producing heavy down false. down in morgan hill. also snowfall up in the diablo, snow levels below 3,000 ft.. san jose, you can see he

barack obama is correct. they represent, they have roots in egyptian society but they are not the leading force in the society. and this movement was not lead by the islamists t was lead by secars. >> brown: what do you think about the role of the army at this point, has enough changed. or has that status quo that hishem is talking about still in place? >> well, i think the egyptian people have around five and a half,000 years of running urban society. they now how to do this. know know about civil society, about legal systems, they know about farming and trade and commerce and foreign relations. they know this better than anybody else in the entire world, virtually. so i have enormous faith in the ability of the ode egyptian people to come together and make this transig. they haven't had a chance to do this in 50 or 60 years. but so i think, but it's there it's a chrome sownally in them and you have hundreds of thousands of egyptians from around the world, nobel prize winners, scientists, university presiden

. >> it's an all-important must-have for us is this -- making barack obama a one-term president. >> president obama has stood over the greatest job loss in modern american history and that is one inconvenient truth that will haunt this president throughout history. >> covering this remarkable week yochi dreazen, tom gjelten of the n.p.r. and dan balz of "the washington post." >> covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capitol, this is "washington week" with gwen ifill, produced in association corporate journal. and funding provided by -- >> we know why we're here, to connect our forces when they need it. to help troops see danger before it sees them. >> to answer the call of the brave and bring them safely home. >> around the globe the people of boeing are working together to protect who serve. that's why we're here. >> a line is a powerful thing. it connects the global economy to your living room, cleaner air to stronger markets. factory floors to less crowded roads. today's progress to tomorrow's promise. nor folk southern, one line, infinite possibilities. corporate funding

. >> esta no será la unica propuesta, le viernes pasado el presidente barack obama le prometio a losblicanos reformar las leyes de inmigracion >> comenzó la discusion se la propuesta sb 475 , dice que se pirden millones de doalres al año atendiendo indocumentados , además los doctores se niegan . >> se buca a un hombre armado que ha asaltado mas de 10 lcoales en los ultimos 2 meses,, la policía dice que todos los crimenes han sido cometidos por la misma persona. >> hoy tuvimos la oportnuidad de asistir a un concilio, donde mi inquietud de prohibir las bolsas de plastico. >> el miembro del concilio dice que presentara una muedida de que si un negocio cuenta con una extension de 10 mil pies o mas no puede emitir boslas de plasticos, este activista dice apoyar la ptohibicion de las bolsas de palstico . >> la ciduad de dayly city no enfrenta solo el problema de la falta de presupeusot, si no que tambiñn los enfrentamiento sobre le usod e bolsas de plastico. >> cuents acasi 150 mil dolares averiguar si esto nos servirá. >> hay quienes han amenzado demandar a la ciudad sie santo resulta ef

you have to believe president barack obama is disappointed by this. he made rid remarks before believing will watching history unfold. he was ready to help the egyptian people make a smooth transition into democracy. and then soon after that we found out he would not step down. right now all lot of people in greater than they have been for the past seven days. excuse me 17 days. today's 18 days of their occupation in cairo of their protest. check out the mass of razor sharp icicles hanging off the freeway. dangerous for anybody driving by. this is happening in oklahoma city. look how close the tractor trailer comes to hitting the icicles. they had to shut down interstate 235 for 30 minutes to remove the ice. informed dr. broken pipe, the bridge gushed water. fortunately for everybody driving over the under passed the leak has been fixed. getting back to the metrodome into game shape will take longer than expected. their release this video showing the dramatic collapse, that forced the vikings to go on to the road for the past couple of games. two mont

cc1: >> el presidente barack obama defendio su presupeusto respondiendo auqienes lo critican por los recortes. >> en un ritual de todos los años elk congreso recibio el presupuesyo. >> significara congelar los salarios d elos empleados publicos pro losproxs 5 añs aÑos:este experto dice que habrá aumento en algunos programas para hispanos. >> la directorea de la clinica del publod ice que ellos no se verana fectados peor otros si. >> este presupuesto propone terminar con este fondoa utomaticamente. >> los republicanos crititican y dicenq se necesitan hacer mas recoryes. >> no solo ep presidente barack obama es criticado, el gobierno de california pretende cortar programas de servicios para personas discacpacitadas. >> a mi me ayduaba bastatnte ahora en san francisco esta muy caro. >> john cuentacon ayuda d ela organizaciona rt of san fracisco, a ellos les preocupa el corte de servicios por falta . >> estamos continuamos servicios para neustros clientes pero con mas cortes. >> hoy muchos prometieron estar presentes en las próximos manifestaciones en sacramento. >> cual es la aydua que

cuÁnto ha ayudado el presidente barack obama a la economÍa? en la Última recesiÓn. pero en medio de todos los obstÁculos econÓmicos, los hispanos tienen buenas razones para sentirse optimistas. >> algunos dicen que el secreto es su ingenio para superar la adversidad y crear sus propias oportunidades. >> han creado la manera de crearse un ingreso por su cuenta. entonces, pienso que tambiÉn van a levantarse masÉ rÁpido que otras minorÍas. >> la vida es difÍcil, pero para muchos hispanos, esta sigue siendo la tierra de la oportunidad. en san francisco, univisiÓn. >> y una mÁs de la naciÓn: cientos de vuelos fueron con cancelados en este aeropuerto a causa de una tormenta invernal. una sola compaÑÍa suspendiÓ 700 vuelos. mientras, el servicio nacional del tiempo declarÓ un aviso de tormenta invernal. este lunes podrÍan caer entre diez y quince pulgadas de nieve. nos vamos a la Última pausa. la repÚblica deportiva para conocer lo mÁs sobresaliente. >> en Época de carnaval, visitamos uno de los mÁs famosos del mundo. tiene lugar en italia. ya volvem

los gobiernos de mñxico y estados unidos crean comision para investigación dos ataques presidente baracka janet advirtio que la violencia contra estadounidenses no será aceptado >> cuando mataron al agente, es que necesitamos saber si cambiaron las reglas >> el senado dice que la violencia debe terminar obama expreso sus condolencias >> su hijo sirvio a nuestro país y aseguro que su hijo tenía servicio desinteresado >> yo espero que haya buena investigación y resultado de las pesquisas pero si no los hay creo que habrá reacción negativa en el congreso y camaravilloso baja >> y los resultados del censo 2010 revela como esta repartida la población los la comunidad latina enfrenta duro desafío el 2011, pero nada más grave es lo antiinmigrante >> es horrible y baja cada vez >> el alto desempleo tiene epreocupado a los líderes y se refleja en las compras >> aunque son tantos solo tenemos 56% de porccentaje y pueden tener merjor comida >> yo creo que si porque texas tendrá 4 nuevos distritos y dicen que ninguno será representado por latinos siendo que los latinos van en aumento >> ex empleada

i barack obama do so many llemn wear -- >> congratulations, mr. president. >> there was a michael steele before there was a barack obama. i was the only african-american lieutenant governor in the nation for two years before senator obama was elected. >> michael steele was tapped as the first african-american chairman as the republican national committee. >> the republican party is often criticized because you don't do anything to lift blacks up within the party and encourage them, so you're nothing more than racists. when we do lift blacks up and encourage them and give them positions of leadership, hen we g then we get it's just a token. so we can't win.hen we then we get it's just a token. so we can't win.en we then we get it's just a token. so we can't win. then we get it's just a token. so we can't win.then we get it's just a token. so we can't win. >> black americans scored a series of firsts. >> you find yourself governor f of -- of people well beyond massachusetts that a whole lot of people place their hopes and their aspirations in you an

barack obama said in he wants to see change in egypt begin now. but the final say amelia with egypt's military offices. -- melee with egypt military offices. for now, president mubarak seems to be winning the standoff. but he will be going soon, so what happens then? egyptians have to face the possibility suddenly. mubarak -- egypt has always been a police state. the country has been run on emergency legislation for 30 years. under the president, the generals have run a very tight ship. personal freedoms have been in short supply, especially freedom of speech. the new vice president, omar suleiman, another general of course, used to be the head of intelligence. now he speaks for the government. >> i want the opposition to understand we can do what president mubarak has said. and when a new president will come you will have more time to make any changes you want. >> the president's accuses the legal political group be muslim brotherhood of arranging the demonstrations, but there is no evidence of this. the brotherhood was founded in 1928. it has of

president barack obama has called on the country's military to ensure a tradition -- transition to genuine democracy. >> a very warm welcome to bbc world news america and around the globe. in a dramatic turn of events, the egyptian president hosni mubarak has stepped down. the announcement came after 2.5 weeks of huge street protests in cairo and other cities. it was greeted with ecstatic jubilation. the power now rests with egypt's armed forces. >> welcome to the egyptian capital cairo, a country which exploded in celebration hours ago with the announcement that president hosni mubarak, president for the last 29 years, was resigning and that the army, the military council was not taking over. this may now be a military rule in egypt, but in the streets below, not just in cairo but in cities across this country, the people feel that the victory is theirs. as i look in all directions from where we are broadcasting it again tonight, the streets are absolutely packed with traffic. a long line of lights and horns blaring, the flags are waving everywhere you go. people are waiting the egyptian

. >> el presidente barack obama dice que estados unidos continuara siendo aliado de egipto . >> haremosjeron que se sienten alentados. >> este hombre dijo que llego el cambio y el fin de una dictadura. >> necesitabamos una democracia libre. >> somos un país civilizado. >> el evento comenzó 20 minutos despué . >> otro que se destaca es el impacto que puedan tener repercuciones en el pundo de vista politico economico y social. >> en seguida en el futuro comprar una propiedad podría convertirse en una pesadilla. >> llega el fin de semana esperando!. >> nos vamos a una pausa, ya regresamos ---el gobierno del presidente "barack obama" anuncio una reforma al mercado hipotecario para evitar otra crisis en el sector.---la propuesta para evitar otra crisis en el sector.---la propuesta presentada al congreso incluye 1: el gobierno del presidente de estados unidos dice que los bancos privados podrían ofrecer más prestamos y esto aumentara las tasas de interes de los credito hipotecarios. >> será muy deficil conseguir un prestamo. >> la reforma incluye protecciones a los consumidores . >> sigue la

president barack obama has not been that clear i mean when the protests began nine days ago he was very he was very careful not to align himself too closely with the protesters but now in the last few days insert in the last few hours we've seen him calling on the egyptian president hosni mubarak to to implement free and fair elections and to step down as soon as possible one of the the significant points of today's demonstrations and the clashes is that it is now clear that the opposition certainly needs a unified voice it needs a political for. most of it present them they've been able to demonstrate spontaneously up until now but so if they want to go forward with any kind of substantial impact they will need to be united we've heard differing voices come from the opposition forces we've heard some of them say that yes they should talk to mubarak now we've had other players like mohamed el baradei and the muslim brotherhood saying no mubarak to step down first and only then will they engage with him in dialogue so while mohamed el baradei is being presented as if they do that and pos

>> i barely that barack obama is refashioning his image to independent -- apparently that barack obama is refashioning his image to independent voters. recall that business' demand last december was we are uncertain about taxes. he gives them their tax bill. now it is regulation. next year it will be unless you get rid of these child labor laws and the minimum wage law -, we cannot do business in this environment but what do they what? >> charles, what do they want? >> how do i compete with that? "yes, we are in favor of repeal of the child labor laws." mark is right, it is about independence, repositioning. this is daley, the tax-cut bill, his attack on regulation, promised to reorganize the government in the state of the unit is nothing of substance, all about appearances, is empty. >> i will take issue with that. i agree that a lot of it is about independent voters and reshaping the image. but the president would like to score a few more legislative victories, trade deals, a few other things he would like to bag before he runs for reelection bid this white house cannot get a majorit

barack obama got on the fund to egypt very quickly and the two men spoke for half an hour in was described as a tense and frank conversation. president obama came out and gave his interpretation of events immediately afterwards. it may be that this evening, barack obama chooses to watch and wait and he will be huddled with his advisers on air force one and members of the national security council traveling with him. >> it do we know what is happening behind the scenes? we know that vice-president joe biden spoke to egyptian leaders had made it clear they want to see progress. he talked about looking -- he talked about lifting the state of emergency. president mubarak said that would only be done with the situation is stable, which suggests it could be a long time to come. but we can imagine the behind- the-scenes conversations, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has been speaking to the chief of staff here almost on a daily basis. >> i think the most important thing behind-the-scenes has been the military to military contact. the united states has seen the egyptian military is absol

. >>> el presidente barack obama le envía condolencias. >>> la encarcelación de un hispano arrestadon incidente menor es innecesaria es lo que dicen. >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas (♪ ♪) >>> muy buenas noches hoy tenemos todo sobre el asesinato de un agente federal de estados unidos en méxico, las primeras pericias indican que puede ser implicado el narcotráfico, vamos a san luis potosí. >>> hoy fueron trasladados a estados unidos los restgos de jaime zapata, el agente de la oficina de inmigración y aduanas, víctima de un comando armado. >>> no se pudo hace rnada para salvarlo. >>> uno de ellos con 5 heridas en abdomen y miembros inferiores llegó en paro cardiorespiratorio. >>> los agentes salieron en una camioneta blindada, pasaron 3 casetas de cobro de peaje, para tomar la carretera 157, tenían como destino monterrey, para asuntos de rutina, sin embargo antes de llegar a san luis potosí, fueron emboscados. >>> en estos momentos la policía de méxico, con ayuda de los fedeerales participa en la reconstrucción de los hechos, solamente podemos

intimate portraits of the people from the dusty plantation to the white house with the election of barack obama. and during this time i was surprised by everything i encountered by many who saw these letters less as documents of a people's history, more as personal possessions. so i had a really difficult time, and one i did not anticipate, securing permission to publish many of the letters that are in archives. but fortunately, there was enough support for this project that allowed me to weave together more than 200 letters that spanned from the 1700s, do 2008. we will give you just a piece of, a glimpse of the letters that are in this book. but what i tried to do is weave together letters that traces the footprint large and small other people from bondage to self-determination, from the civil war to the war in iraq. and as i said, from dusty plantations to the glistening white house. the correspondence of unsung slaves, soldiers, lovers, fathers, mothers, artists, activists are woven together with those of historical giants from phillis wheatley, langston hughes, james baldwin, alice wa

barack obama ran ahead of schedule. if you run earlier than everybody says you should run, you win. >> but when your name is bush, the timetable is different. and especially -- he can appeal to the tea party but some time has to elapse between the bushes running i would think. chris: but confuse jeb with george w. after you met the guy for five minutes? >> in 2008 we talked about the dynasties. nobody would confuse hillary and bill clinton. chris: are brothers as tight as married people? >> obama has already run against a bush once in 2008. and i think he would win again. and i think jeb knows that. chris: -- >> i don't think the establishment is hungry as it is for an attractive man who can unite the party will convince jeb bush to move up his timetable. 2012, he thinks, and i think he's right. chris: there you are. is that a statement he doesn't think they'll win and that's why he's not running? >> right now obama is strong much that this would be a suicide mission. chris: does he read it that way? jeb bush as smart a

when we come back, the big question of the week, barack obama submits his budget this week. is he going to get serious and go after the true be right back.

president barack obama says the cuts will make united states live with what they have. of cutting the deficit in half by the end of his first term he says all parties need to come together. >> these will be difficult, all will required everyone to work together. i recognize there will be plenty of arguments in the months to come. everybody will have to give a little. when it comes to difficult choices about their priorities and budget, we have found common ground before. >> james: republicans want deeper cuts, a budget that shrinks the government from before president barack obama took office. he will be coming to the bay area this week. the president will be here thursday for meetings with business leaders in technology and innovation, it is unclear if these meetings will be open to the public. this will be his first visit since october of last year. we will take a quick break much more straight ahead, a look outside mount tam. showing you the clouds, wind, rain. >> james: we are back to no way a.m., the latest set of egypt, that country is asking to freeze the assets

barack obama has been in the senate one month. when i sit down with barack obama he knew more about the political philosophy and policy than i did. then i saw the wonderful crease that he sat across from me and i said to myself on the basis of a crease in his pants, i said to myself this man is going to be president some day and he is going to be a very good president. and i said to myself what if barack obama had been wearing pantyhose? what would our friends say about that? they are not relevant anymore. then brooks went on to say barack obama was birkie and and he knew edmund burke very well. win you write for the new york times you can say any preposterous thing and will be taken seriously at least by the editors of the new york times, not by me. >> host: from "after the hangover: the conservatives' road to recovery," conservatives particularly conservative writers, have remained marginalized by the political culture and left with all one expedient to start up which is to slight the relevant service. >> guest: that is a wonder

. >> president barack obama wants to patch up the u.s. chamber of commerce relationship plenty to help american businesses compete. samantha hayes from washington. >> president barack obama walked a short distance to the chamber of commerce building. the neighbor over the north lawn of the white house. >> maybe if we brought over a fruitcake when i first moved in and perhaps we would have a better start? i'm going to make up for it. >> of relationship with a powerful lobby has been intense and with the remarks. twitter members, the try to make the case for spending more federal dollars of 200 members-- >> will increase information infrastructure. we will invest in education so you could hire the most skilled, talented workers in the world. >> so you can-higher. >> with regular regulatory and tax increase focus. and which the chamber of commerce president, tom donahue says that his policies are bad for business. >> 100 to the eight new agencies, commissions, committees created by the u.s. health department and the capital bill creates 320

but when i sat down with barack obama, barack obama had been in the senate one month, but when i sat down with barack obama, he knew more about political philosophy and about policy than i did. i knew that. and then i looked down, and i saw the wonderful crease in his pant leg as he sat across from me, and i said to myself on the basis of a crease in his pants, mind you, i said to myself, this man is going to be president someday, and he's going to be a very good president. and i said to myself, i said, what if barack obama had been wearing pantyhose? [laughter] what would our friend say about that? but they're not relevant anymore. and then brooks went on to say that david -- that barack obama was berg yang and new edmund burke very, very well. when you write for "the new york times", you can say any preposterous thing, and it'll be taken seriously, at least by the editors of the new york times. not by me. >> host: from qualify at the hangover -- after the hangover, conservatives have remained marginalized by the political culture and left with only one expedient to stardom which is