barack obama senior. here's sally jay -- >> i want to start by congratulating oscar of nine her book which she will be talkingth about today and i like to start by asking you what led you to this project? >> i am a reporter with "the boston globe" and i do a political profile and at the time campaigning was beginning to mob were of looking at the cast of characters there is not much known about mr. obama's senior.ed s his mom had dividend is he states but obama's sea near was a mystery is the debt tot he was it important character if barack obama won the nomination race should know something about his father. >>host: the subtitle of the book the bold and reckless life of the president's father is very telling and you can see he is quite bold and reckless. talk about his life and what characterize this his 46 sd years on the planet. >> obama's was certainly bold and reckless to run through the entire narrative but he was a very bold person from the beginning he was very smart which was his passport that em

obama, y los comentarios de los demócratas no dan tregua. >>> lory: la campaña del presidente baracks decidan quién es su candidato. >>> por eso velan y analizan cada palabra de romney, lo más reciente es lo que dijo el ex gobernador de massachusetts que nunca había contratado a indocumentados para trabajar en su mansión. >>> critican que romney estaba aspirando a un cargo político. >>> lo que le motiva a él no es el bien o el mal, lo correcto o incorrecto, está buscando salir electo a cualquier precio . >>> con ese anuncio han dicho un anuncio político, el cual enfatiza que romney haría cualquier cosa por ser electo, si la elección fuera hoy el presidente barack obama y romney estarían empatados. >>> tratan de mostrar ese nerviosismo en este comercial político, donde el presidente y sus asesores nombran a romney. >>> será una elección difícil . >>> así es, porque nos queda mucho por hacer y por mejorar. >>> una reciente encuesta dice que la mitad no cree que el presidente barack obama tiene que ser reelegido. >>> definitivamente la ley hb56 de alabama sigue tienendo reacciones, en w

chris: you're the expert on barack obama. i have written about kennedy here and try to find the ways of the inspiration that seemed to move the country. let's get this country moving again. i mean obama could say that tomorrow morning and it would engage people. >> first of all, congratulations on the book. the striking thing at the very beginning, you quote kennedy saying that the reason read biography is to figure out what is this guy like. your book does an incredible job of showing what jack kennedy is like. on the question of obama, remains like in the subtitle of the book, he remains an elusive hero or elusive villain if you don't like him. there is also the other side that kennedy didn't have to deal with, people trying to define you and villify you. because he is not projecting a sense of himself that people can attach themselves to, he has allowed his enemies to define him in a way that is crippling over the first 2 1/2, three years. chris: one thing that people liked about the kennedy brothers, they were tough. as i

>> barack obama won in 2008 by turnout, getting people to vote an exciting people. he is basicly displaying old base politics. class warfare, same old stuff. republican socialist. why is that going to excite people to come out and vote? >> margaret? >> i think the titanic struggle with the effort to be the underdog and fighting for you that helped him in the last election, it just handed mitt romney a metaphor, the ship is sinking. he went to the congressional black caucus and told them to stop crying, stopped grumbmbling stop complaining. it struck me if you are doing that with your base you really are in trouble and you are scolding them rather than looking at yourself. >> quick foreign policy question. we learned that another major terrorist, american-born anwar al-awlaki has been killed. osama bin laden and this demand. does that translate into political capital for the president? >> it translates into a good talking point.t. he can make the point he has made more progress against al qaeda and george bush. but in the context of talking about as the economy that

. >>> el presidente barack obama pide sanciones duras en contra de irÁn, por la conec para irciÓn parantar en contra del embajador de arabia saudita en washington. >>> la familia denuncia golpiza que recibiÓ un familiar en una cÁrcel en los angeles, a manos de guardias. >>> y baja presiÓn la ciudad de new york abre puertass a estudiante inmigrantes con programas de educaciÓn. >>> (♪). >>> este es el noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>>. >>> muy buenas noches. >>> y solo falta la firma del presidente barack obama para que sean autorizados tratado de libre comercios de estados unidos con los paÍses fueron aÑos de negociaciÓn que terminaron con la aprobaciÓn, y la promesa es. miles de empleos nuevo en su todos estos paÍses, la realidad como sabemos por otros tratados suele ser distinta, vamos con el por quÉ de la esperanza se mezcla con el escÉpti escÉptico. >>> desde su firma hace cinco aÑos, los sindicatos en colombia se opusieron y sin embargo, con la ratificaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio en la confederaciÓn creen que ahora solo queda superar los problem

each point is worth 10 cents so if you thought barack obama had a 60% chance of winning the presidency, you might buy one share of obama at 60 points or $6. chris: in the 11th hour betting line, it's been more accurate than polling. it was right on the money in predicting the exact electoral college totals in 2004 and 2008. we don't know what the betting be on election eve this coming election but what is intrade showing now? romney, the odds-on republican favorite with the 66% chance of getting the nomination as of now. as for the general election, intrades split down the middle between obama and whoever wins the republican nomination. while political spectulators hope to prompt mitt romney, romney is caught flaunting his own winnings. this is a photo of romney and his capital team making the rounds on the internet. michael duffy. that looks like the 1% that is hated by the wall street occupiers, bragging about their take. >> we'll see that both in the primary and general because whether he produced jobs or simply produced profits will be one of the core critiques from rick perry and

there would be no barack obama. >> mm-hmm. >> and people ask me sometimes whether the election of barack is the fulfillment of dr. king's dream. i said no. no. it's just a down payment. >> but dr. king's dream on the way to washington was about redeeming the soul of america from the triple evils of racism, war, and poverty. we've made some progress on both racism and war, but we have made no progress, we have gone backwards. the number of people who are poor now are greater than they were, the percentage is greater than they were at the time of dr. king's death. >> i don't think if martin luther king were here today, i don't think he'd have to find a moment. wouldn't have to wait for something. i think he would see that the condition in this country, he would have to make a move. he would go to the white house. he would meet the president. he would not be afraid to say -- or be concerned with what people would say, if you're black you're protesting against him. >> if you start a movement talking about what this black president is doing wrong, then maybe his enemies, his political enemies

you know appropriate or reckless well this is our barack obama is wrong the banks committed outright fraud they committed illegal acts of fraudulent inducement fraudulent research characterization and fraudulent mis selling they've committed a whole show mortgage support of fraud and barack obama is completely wrong in the press is too stupid to ask him specific questions like well what about in the case of bank of america or j.p. morgan or goldman sachs log number dot dot dot dot where on this day they broke it egregiously why did you not prosecute you shameless punk and as william k. black former bank regulator the man responsible for putting over fifteen hundred bankers behind bars in the one nine hundred eighty s. after the savings and loan collapse said here on the show the laws were broken and there are no new laws needed and in fact in this clip barack obama then goes on to say this is why we needed the dogs frank act well in fact as william k. black said the laws are already there you're not allowed to commit fraud there is ample evidence ok well if there if no laws were brok

. >> unieron sus voces sin impotar sus creencias para protestar por la mala administración de barack >> hay consenso que algo inmoral está pasando, cuando los pueblos están heridos la gente sale a protestar. >> los manifestantes salieron por el centro de san francisco, llamaron a los... >> la cominidcad tiene mensaje para dar, tenemos algo que tiene que ver con la fe con los mensajes que tenemos en nuetros tradiciones aunque sean diferentes son parecido, tenemos metas iguales. los lideres religiosos dicen que quieren cambiar perspectivas. >> en san francisco, flavio lacayo , un 14. >> el presidente bjo barack obama podría ayudar ocntrae embargos. >> esto es para deudores que están al corriente en sus pagos. >> el presidente promueve programa para yudar a quienes pagan más de lo que teine equie pagar en ssu hipoteca. >> eso va a ayudar a que más personas refinancien. >> aumentar el limite a personas que deben más. >> en nuestra comunidad lka mayoría de los clientes o dueños de casa que veo ya están retrasados tipicamente en más de 3 meses para ellos este programa no les va a ayuar. >>

do not worry about barack obama having $1 billion. he will need $12 billion and it still law -- will not be enough to get him elected. people have made their minds of. the cake is baked. barack obama will be a one-term president. [applause] i do not take it for granted. i do not take it lightly. i will fight as hard as i can. the american people have made up their mind. they do not want it. you know the republicans are not going to vote for him. >> over here. >> welcome back to new hampshire. the last few weeks, we have seen what is going on in new york city with the occupied wall street movement that is spreading throughout the united states. the media is making a great comparison between occupied wall street and the tea party. if anyone would be able to comment on the comparison, i would think it should be. what comment would you make in comparing that? >> i would tell the occupy wall street movement to move to the gates in front of the white house. if you want to go somewhere and complain about the economy, go and complain at the g

commander in chief of the us will not help i have this little video here where jake tapper asked barack obama last week he asked why hasn't your department of justice done anything against the banker fraudsters the ones that have stolen the economy are the ones who committed widescale subprime fraud and this is what barack obama answered on the issue of prosecutions on wall street. one of the biggest problems about. the collapse of lehman and the subsequent financial crisis and the whole subprime lending fiasco is that a lot of that stuff wasn't necessarily illegal it was just. immoral or. inappropriate or reckless well this is our barack obama is wrong the banks committed outright fraud they committed illegal acts of fraudulent inducement fraudulent risa characterization and fraudulent misselling they've committed a whole show morgan sport of fraud and barack obama is completely wrong in the press is too stupid to ask him specific questions like well what about in the case of bank of america or j.p. morgan or goldman sachs lot number dot dot dot dot where on this day they broke it egre

barack obama didn't need north carolina or indiana either. but seeing states like north carolina and states like indiana turn so unexpectedly blue was the exclamation point on the democratic victory in 2008. the democrats choosing north carolina for their 2012 convention was sort of a bold move and an emotional move. barack obama and joe biden won north carolina as i said in 2008 by the slimmest of margins. look at that. 49.7% to 49.4%. they won by less than 15,000 votes out of more than 4 million cast. the slimmest of margins. and they fought tooth and nail for every single one of those votes. this was the difference in new voters registered in the two parties. democrats outregister new voters nearly 5-1 in north carolina. nearly 5-1. north carolina. democrats' new voter registration drives were very, very effective in north carolina. on election day, itself, there were more votes cast for john mccain than there were for barack obama. obama still won the state because organizing. they had a huge advantage in early voting. more than half of a

barack obama carried ohio in 2008. they are disappointed in barack obama. the question that colby mentioned, how you feel about the fifth great kid? class clown? star athlete? there was no particular perception of obama. some saw him as the smartest kid in the roo, a so wjla.com -- some saw him as the smartest kid in the room, others at the loner, a teacher's pet. >> now listen to this. >> i believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. >> mitt romney today. >> i am firmly pro-life. >> i am not speaking about the particular ballot issues. i am 110% behind gov. kasich. >> romney has been running a savvy campaign, but he stumbled on this ballot question. will that come back to haunt him? >> if he does this a couple more times, he can get away from this one, but flip-floping -- he has two big problems. one is flip-floping, the other is that he is not that likable. i would not say he has been like a bull in the debates, but he has been -- strong, and that lika -- likable in the debates, but he has been strong. >> fifth great debate -- they saw

barack obama was nothing more than a brand.bmw cars, gucci purses and they made obama a brand. >> rolex watches. >> that's right. but anything that's negative on barack obama, anyone in the background of a photo, and reverend wright, they will push it out of the way, as they are doing now. >> and they came from getty images who gave us the pictures there. why would he be hanging out with somebody like this? why would he be hanging out with bill aires, and why with bill wright and flager? why doesn't anybody care? >> why doesn't anybody care? i care. >> he said before his election to we are only five days away from fundamentally transforge the united states of america. what does that mean? you have the richest, the mightiest, the most secure country in the history of the world and he wants to fundamentally change it. which of those things is he going to change? >> and he goes around on foreign soil and apologizes for america. we are about to lose our greatness. >> what do you make, we've had all these people show up at the wall

. >>> el presidente barack obama al pueblo ganar su revoluc>no será democrática con las pectativas queacipero si tú miras muchos de ellos fueron en el occidente. una ctoria que pone en avis muchos otros lados de la región . >>>muammar gadafhi era tan odiado que solamente te simpatía c castro o chávez . >>> yo ento quehay justicia que hemos llado a justo para muammar gadafhi, y quepor lo menos él no puedeseguir haciendo estsas horribles para la gente de su país . > muagadafhies el tercer r árabe derrocado en la llamada pri. >>> creo que los estados unidos y el oeste tiene unaoportunidad para crear el norte de libia un pueblo que es árabe, una democracia >>> muammar gadafhi le ratas a quienes trataban de derrocarlo. >>> sandoval muchísimas gracias, por cierto la reacciones tampoco la presidenta de brasil dilma rousseffdijo que libia da unejemplo de transición ic pero el presidente de venez chávez, dijo que el asmuammar gadafhi es loása a la y que su muerte lo convierte en mártir. >>> hay quie al candidato publicano mitt romney prcipa ad presidente barack obama, y los comentarios de demóc

really important specifically to barack obama's re-election effort. in the 2008 presidential election you may remember that the day before election day then-candidate barack obama's grandmother, the woman who had raised him, died in hawaii. and that night, the night before election day, election eve, with the on-air countdown clocks already ticking down the number of hours before the first polls would open, barack obama went to north carolina and he stood in the rain at the university of north carolina and he gave his closing argument, in essence, for the whole 2008 election. it was a powerful personal moment because it was one of the only times he has ever been seen to cry in public, when he was talking about his grandmother. it was also a powerfully emotional political moment because here it was the night before the presidential election and the democratic candidate is in the south. because there are multiple southern states that are within reach for the democrat on election day. >> after decades of broken politics in washington, after eight years o

and barack barack and i when wen '08, we knew the our job not only to restore the economy, but even morently, to restore people's dignity and regain their respect. [applause] these republicans talk about job losses like a statistic. lame, an awful -- ladies and gentlemen, an awful lot of our friends have been knocked down as a consequence of the failed policies that are being peddled again. barack and i knew in order to avoid literally, not figuratively, another depression we had to stabilize the financial markets, unfreeze credit, get banks lending again to businesses so they could meet payrolls and give people a fighting chance to begin to refinance. we knew that if auto industry collapsed as it was on the verge of doing -- not reorganizing, but liquidating -- we knew in spite of what romney and others said at the time that we would permanently lose a million jobs related to the industry. so we told the industry, shape up. reorganize. and if you do, we will help you. not popular. we also knew that we needed to restore wall street to its proper and critically important role of allocatin

. >>> y solo falta la firma del presidente barack obama para que sean autorizad tratado de libre comerciosos con los paÍses fuero aÑos de negociaciÓn que terminaron cona aprobaciÓn, y la promesa es. miles de empleos nuevo en su todos estos paÍse la realidad como sabemosor otros tratados suele ser distinta, vamos con el por quÉ de la esperanza se mezcla con el escÉpti escÉptico. >>> desde su firma hace cco aÑos, los sindicato en colombia se opusieron y sin embargo, con la raticaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio en la confederaciÓn creen que ahora solo queda superar los problemas de proema enfrentar el reto. >>> necitam el tema de aeropuertos la moderzaciÓn de puertos, y desarrollar la infraestructura del pÍ >>> quienes salen muy b con el acuerdo dicen que existen protecciÓnes para otros. >>> para muchos sectores que les dieronplazos amplios para adaptaÓnes, estamos hablando del plazos que llego pan a 20 aÑos en unos casos en otros casos a 15. >>> la expectativa en estados unidos alrededor de acudos comerciales con corea del sur, panamÁ y colombia, es generar al menos 75.000 nuevos empleos.

do not worry about barack obama having $1 billion. going to need $12 billion, and that is still not enough to get him elected, because i go all around the country, and people have made their mind up. barack obama and will be a one- term president. i did not take it for granted. i do not take it lightly. i want you to know the american people have made up their mind, and that is just the democrats. so you know the republicans are not going to vote for him. >> welcome back to new hampshire. >> i like your choice of clothing. >> i did this myself. with the occupier wall street movement spreading into other towns throughout the united states, they are making a comparison between the occupier wall street movement and the tea party. if anyone would be able to comment on that kind of comparison, i think it would be you. tell me about occupy wall street in comparison wis the tea party. >> occupy wall street movement, a move to the gates of the white house. if you want to go somewhere to complain about where the economy is, you go complain at

bush . >> el presidente barack obama cumple una promesa de la campaña pero una promesa del presidenteera inmunidad. > > no es difícil pero le da una vía de escape . >> el no llegar a acuerdos con irak termina provocando la decisión . >> para univisión . >> después del anuncio del retiro la reacción de las familias no se hace esperar uno es arturo cambrona hablamos con su madre . >> [llanto] . >> primero le doy las gracias por escucharnos que haga lo posible por cuidar a nuestros hijos y les de lo que necesitan para la vida en paz . >> tendrán a arturo y celebraran su regreso . >> pronto lugar en la construcción del puente de la bahía comienza la ultima pieza clave la torre de suspencion lo más complejo por su dimincion será posible conducir de oakland a san francisco por el puente pero esto hasta dos años cuándo se inaugure . >> walmart no esta excento de seguros médicos ahora los nuevos empleados de menos de 24 horas no tendrán seguro médico ,para los que están costara más . >> estos cambios podrían impactar a miles . >> la agencia de prisiones manda 6 de 26 mil alertas de despidos .

they will also take up the constitutionality of president barack obama's healthcare reform.involves the ban on profanity and nudity on television. >>> after four years in an italian prison, amanda knox is on her way home. she boarded along done bound plane and from there she will make her way home to seattle. just ahead, we will go live to seattle for a preview of today's homecoming. >>> well the search is still on for the hit-and-run drivers who killed a three-year-old. police say two women were having an argument outside a store in stockton yesterday afternoon when one of them jumped into a car. the car was deliberately trying to rundown a group of people. most of them got out of the way but the child was hit and killed. the child's mother was inside the store when the incident occurred. so far there is no suspect or vehicle description. >>> a uc berkeley award, he will tell us about the award he won and how he found out about it, good morning tara moriarty. >> reporter: it is very contagious and you can tell that just by meeting him in the first couple of minutes. we are

newt gingrich would clobber barack obama. i don't think if he's going to be the one that surfaces as the fortunate candidate who gets to face barack obama because unfortunately, in this day and age, sometimes conventional wisdom would dictate that he who has the most money, the campaign dollars, wins. i don't want to believe that this is going to be the case this go-around. if not newt gingrich, hopefully the other candidates, whether they have as much money as the next guy or not, will learn from newt gingrich, understand that we want to hear substance, we want to hear solutions, we don't want to hear the engagement of the nitpicking and the bickering because that plays right into the left handbook as they get ready for the general election debates. >> and regrettably, the media loves that because it spikes the viewer interest when there are few pokes. those are the sound bites, right? >> yeah. evidently they do because you know, this was what, debate number whatever it was. >> eight. >> and we still have probably a dozen mo

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barack obama carried ohio in 2008. they are disappointed in barack obama. the question that colby mentioned, how'd you feel about a fifth grade kid -- there was no particular perception about obama. some saw him as the smartest kid in the room, others saw him as the teacher's pet, the all- american kid. there was no defined sense of who he is, and that is a problem for him. >> i believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. >> mitt romney today. >> i am firmly pro-life. >> here is romney on a ballot initiative supported by ohio gov. john kasich. >> i am not speaking about a particular ballot issue. i am 110% behind a governor kasich. >> romney has been running a pretty savvy campaign so far, but he stumbled on this ballot question. is that going to come back to haunt him? >> he can get away with this one, but flip-floping is his number one -- he has two big problems. one is the flip flop thing, the other is that he is not that likable. i would not say he has been likable in the debates, but he has been strong, and that counts. >> fifth gra