oh, it's barack obama!ello, everybody, i was just at home taping my christmas special. >> we're going to be moving to mile high stadium tomorrow, and i want to let you know why. we want to open up the convention to make sure that everybody who wants to come can join in the party and join in the effort to take america back -- >> as long as you're within driving distance of mile high stadium up to 70,000 people. and let me say this, america, get there early because hope don't park your [bleep] car! we'll be right back. >> thank you very much. now, earlier tonight -- earlier tonight as many of us saw barack obama officially accepted the democratic nomination for president. while we obviously won't be showing footage from that speech p it's embargoed till tomorrow, we do luckily have obtained a copy of the very stirring by graphical film that they played saluting barack obama before the speech. i think you'll agree it's quite marvelous. >> in a country torn apart by war, driven by a class of factions, it's lega

democrats of broadcasts 18 barack -- 18.5 votes for barack obama.y hip, i introd to the democrats of this assembly, the mayor, governor, who will cast our votes. >> thank you. i am proud to night to represent the 618,000 residents of the district of columbia. we have heard about the importance of inclusion, about creating opportunities, about moving forward, about hope for the future, and we certainly have just heard an eloquent presentation about the fatalities -- fallacies of the republican arguments in this election. what we have heard, also, are moving stories about what makes america great. we are a city that pays $3.50 billion annually in government taxes and raises $5.60 billion in local taxes to support our city. our great nation was founded upon the fundamental principle of resistance, taxation without representation. yet, we continue to ensure that in the district of columbia. we ask you, please america, as we were to reelect president obama, work with us to bring justice and equality to the district of columbia. [applause] the district of

barack obama also got some bad news today. an abc poll shows that like mitt romney, his unfavor ability rating now are higher than his favorable rating. so both ofthese candidates have got a little work to do. >> pinkston: thanks, bob. norah o'donnell, cohost of cbs this morning is down on the convention floor, norah. >> reporter: this crowd is shouting barack obama will move this country forward, not back. that is the big challenge for democrats this week. the president has got to win over a majority of americans who still disapprove of the way he is handling the economy. it's not just about convincing voters that the economy is getting better. he has got to address some of the real concerns, anxiety among middle class voters. and that's what first lady michelle obama is going to try to do tonight. >> pinkston: an michelle obama will be coming up portly but first the keynote address by the mayor of san antonio julian castro right after these messages. >> pelley: ,. [ male announcer ] here's a fun fact: this single scoop of ga

barack obama gets it.nds that when we invest in people, we're invegs in our shared prosperity. a few years ago families that never asked for anything, found themselves at risk of losing everything. and the dream my grandmother held that work would be rewarded, that the middle class would be there, if not for her, then for her children, that dream was being crushed. but then, president obama took office and he took action. when detroit was in trouble, president obama saved the auto industry and saved a million jobs. seven presidents before him, republicans and democrats, tried to expand health care to all americans, president obama got it done. he made an historic investment to lift our nation's public schools and extended pell grants so more young people can afford college. and because he knows that we don't have an ounce of talent to waste, the president took action to lift the shadow of deportation from a generation of young, law-abiding immigrants called dreamers. now it's time for congress to enshrine

se merece ser reelegido por 4 aÑos mÁs. >>> presidente barack obama y el liderazgo va a explicar bienbin laden, y el programa mÉdico que permita a millones de joven estar en la pÓliza de sus padres, mientras estÉn estudiantes son exitos que se tienen que hablar claro. >>> carolina del norte tiene una de las tasas de desempleo mÁs altas de toda la naciÓn en el estado hay inscritos para votar, 91 mil latinos 43% son demÓcratas que igual que en la convenciÓn republicana la presencia latina estarÁ presente con marc anthony juliÁn castro cristina eva longoria entre otros.... >>> tambiÉn hablarÁ el ex-presidente clinton, allÁ fascinarÁ el camino para ellos *. >>> les quiero contarlo que pasa atrÁs en directo este domingo donde escuchamos algunas personas hablando en este momento estÁn nuestensayando el proceso de votar de cada estado que se llevarÁ a cabo el miÉrcoles por la noche en nuevo mÉxico y todos los estados estarÁn hablando y sdpdepositan su votos para presidente barack obama y vicepresidente john biden ocurrirÁ el miÉrcoles por la noche, pero estÁn en directo y ahora hablaremos de

both barack, sr. and lola watched by the - and different regulations on these us and so long so lola could only stand a short time. he kept trying to extend the visa after he married her and he got certain jobs he said were related to the geography that he learned and typography in honolulu to keep him there but eventually it was changed in very political ways and he was forced to go back and 66. in 67 in october, obama and his mother moved back. >> so the president lived in indonesia from 67 to 71, age six through ten. >> just about, yes. >> while you were in jakarta you found the school where obama went to school. >> [inaudible] >> is that in the exact chair? this is mardy so he is our witness. >> where did he sit? in the back? >> in the corner in the back? >> in the middle in the back. [inaudible conversations] >> that school is a statute, david maraniss. islamic actually the statue is out of the second school that he went to with shorts and a short sleeve shirt. the second school had more money th

witness barack obama in 2004. this 37-year-old man has been the youngest mayor of any major american city. he is a figure not well known to me. i am interested to hear what he has to say and see if he lives up to the billing. >> they are not downplaying the expectations, but they are raising him. poor mayor castro. what does michelle obama need to do? we talked about how ann romney need to bring us mitt romney, the man. >> i happening she has to do the same thing. martha was talking about with women, michelle has very high approval ratings overall and she's very appealing to the type of women that president obama needs to have turning out for him, which are women who are identify with her role as a working mother before she was in the white house. i think that her story that she always tells of how they both came from these humble beginnings where they understand and they relate with the average american. she is going to talk about how barack obama makes decisions and how he is a man of integrity and how he can ma

poderosas de estados unidos, en una entrevista con maría elena salinas explica por qué el presidente barackpudo presentar una reforma migratoria el priemr año >>> el alcalde de la ciudad de méxico, no es el mismo que enrique peña nieto. >>> aquí en el programa tenemos el anuncio que no dejaron pasar por la televisión de venezuela, hablamos con freddy guevara, el joven detrás de la controversia, comenzamos ♪. >>> vamos al punto con jorge ramos ♪. >>> vamos al punto, es la semana que el presidente barack obama y los demócratas pidieron una segunda oportunidad, por problemas con el clima el presidente barack obama no habló en un estadio con más de 70 mil personas, pero lo hizo en charlotte carolina del norte, donde explicó por qué quiere ser presidene hasta el 2016. >>> ahora no pretendo dar a entender que la ruta es fácil, nunca lo he hecho, a ustedes no me eligieron para decir lo que quieren escuchar, sino la verdad, la verdad es que nos toma un par de años de resolver los retos. >>> a pesar que estoy orgulloso de lo que hemos logrado juntos, he sabido lo que lincoln quería decir, cuando dij

she is barack obama's sister.e is michelle obama's brother. >> from the great state of hawaii, i'm maya soetoro, an educator, mother of two and proud to be barack obama's little sister. [cheering and applause] >> i'm craig robinson, michelle obama's big brother, father of four and head coach of oregon state university's men's basketball team. any seven footers out there, give me a call. >> craig and i come from different states. we've had different upbringings and, as you can see, we have different perspectives on the world. >> but no matter how different we may seem, we share a set of values our parents gave us. values the same in chicago as they are in honolulu. a willingness to work hard, a commitment to education and the responsibility to look out for each other. they're the values at the core of how barack and michelle have lived their lives, raised our nieces and led this country as president and first lady of the united states. >> four years ago at this convention, i spoke with you all about how barack and

ataque atentado contracede en libia cobra la vida de embajador estamos v vivo aquÍ el presidente barackobama dice que se harÁ una completa skre investigaciÓn que se llevarÁ a responsable antes la justicia, vÍcti vÍctima enfrentaba por el crimen organizado. >>> liviana y revÉs, veloz el nuevo modelo de apple que pronto estarÁ a la venta, na ediciÓn nocturna de noticiero telemundo comienza ya. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz-balart. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, en directo desde las vegas ustedes pueden ver a mis espalda presidente barack obama estÁ en medio de uno discurso con una reuniÓn polÍtica aqui en las vegas nevadas hay como 1500 personas para escuchar al presidente, pero hace sÓlo minutos hablÉ para la televisiÓn hispana de estados unidos con el presidente me hablÓ sobre el ataque a consulado en libia donde perdiÓ la vida el embajador de estados unidos tambiÉn hablamos sobre egipto aquÍ estÁ parte de esta son versiÓn exclusiva. >>> bueno mire, los estados unidos no podemos darnos el lujo de tito rarrito rarns del mundo la naciÓn indispensables paÍses esperan la incl

this is not the barack obama that you know -- he wasn't the barack obama of denver, and it certainly wasn't the barack obama of boston. >> was he going through the motions? did you feel that way? >> i think what's happened he's been on that road for a year saying the same things over and over again, and it just didn't seem fresh or exciting or gripping. >> ah, those republicans will never be pleased. [ laughter ] >> the imperative was that barack obama is all about rhetoric, no substance. i think the speech was more workmanlike than soaring rhetoric. i think it was sober. i think it was down to earth. i think it was totally appropriate. and he's building on the policies that he's put in place. i think his speech was probably informed by knowledge of the weak job numbers that were going to come out. i thought he made his case that americans need to be patient, that he, nor bill clinton, nor george washington or abe lincoln or any of the other luminaries who occupied that office could have repaired this economy in the time that he had. i think that he's made that case, and he and all t

[applause] but barack obama gets it. [applause] he understands that when we invest in people, we are investing in our shared prosperity. when we neglect that responsibility, risk our promise as a nation. a few years ago, families that have never asked for anything found themselves at risk of losing everything. and the dream my grandmother helped that work would be rewarded, that the middle class would be there if not for her than for her children, that dream was being crushed. but then president obama took office and he took action. when detroit was in trouble, president obama saved the auto industry and saved a million jobs. [applause] seven presidents before him, republicans and democrats, tried to expand health care all-american. president obama got it done. [applause] he made a historic investment to expand progress so that more young people can afford college -- pell grants so that more young people can afford college. the president took action to lift the shadow of deportation from a generation of young, law-abidin

temas candentes kraep controversia las de las de presidente barack obama sobre la relaciÓn de washingtoncon tensiÓn, aumentan protestas y ataques, encontrasedecidÍ momento ticas en estados unidos, por una pelÍcula. >>> golpe de suerte en mÉxico el gobierno de el presidente de mÉxico, felipe calderÓn, se anota un triunfo al capturar han narco mÁs buscado. >>> bebidas pequeÑas si quieren tomar una bebida con azÚcar mÁs grandes, new york no serÁ el lugar, noticiero telemundo comienza ya. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz va lartd, lart desde washington. >>> hoy les saludo desde la capital de estados unidos, pero anoche tuve la oportunidad de ser recibido obama en las vegas nevadas y hoy las reacciones a sus declaraciones no se hicieron esperar, incluso hoy mismo la casa blanca aclarÓ que lo que dijo el presidente que estados unidos no considera a egipto un aliado, pero tampoco enemigo, no es lo que el presidente querÍa decir, dijo que aliado es la palabra legalmente correcta porque washington no tiene un otra tato de defensa bill lateral con egipto dz presidente barack obama tambiÉn me

" author barack obama the story. i am meesed to have them both here on this program this evening. welcome. >> charlie:let me start with you, jodi. tell who is barack obama. you have written a piece about both of them. and his piece is about the competitiveness of him. >> we thought he might be a deliberative professor of a president. we might see that mellow hawaiian quality. we have seen that for sheumplet he turns out to be this super competitive perfectist. the story wrote came out of years of hearing these stories the president grading everything, graying people. always wanting to be the best, even at small pursuits like bowling and look, there's a lot of advantage to this, the fact that he worked so hard at everything that he weants to be the best is an admirable quality. it's part of what gave him the kfd to run for the presidency and yet there can also be a down side. the question is did he overestimate. >> charlie:his own abaibility. >> and that is what the romney campaign is arguing. he made promises he coul

i loved barack just the way he was. barack was a senator and a presidential candidate, to me, he was still the guy who picked me up for our dates in a car that was so rusted out, i could actually see the pavement going by in a hole in the passenger side door. he was the guy whose proudest possession was a coffee table he found in a dumpster. and whose only pair of decent shoes was a half size too small. but, see, when barack started telling me about his family, see, now that's when i knew i had found a kindred spicket someone whose value and upbringing were so much like mine. you see, barack and i were both raised by families who didn't have much in the way of money and material possessions, but who had given us something far more valuable-- their unconditional love, their unflinching sacrifice, and the chance to go places they had never imagined for themselves. ( applause ) my father was a pump operator at the city water plant, and he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and my brother and i were young. and even as a

♪. >>> noche de lunes 3 de septiembre, estas son las noticias, el presidente barack obama recorre louisianaara conocer los daños del huracán isaac. >>> asesinan a gisela blanco que importaba más de 3 toneladas de cocaína a estados unidos en l'a década de los 80s. >>> y dan los últimos toques a la convención nacional demócrata que arranca en unas horas en charlotte carolina del norte, comenzamos >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo ♪. y desde charlotte, maría elena salinas ♪. >>> qué tal, ilia tiene la noche libre, a unas horas que inicie la convención nacional demócrata en charlotte , carolina del norte, el presidente barack obama viajó a louisiana, donde se reunió con trabajadores de emergencia y ofreció ayuda para la reparación de la región tenemos los detalles. >>> el presidente barack obama llegó a louisiana para ver los daños causados por isaac y para mostrarle a los residentes que tiene la situación de recuperación bajo control. >>> estamos aquí para ayudar, dijo el presidente a su llegada, visitó el distrito bautista de saint young,

. >> le llego la hora al presidente barack obama atrás la novedad del primer presidente afroamericanoa con nueva realidad y convence que pesar de los problemas económico . >> su nuevo lema adelante for . >> comenzamos . >> [música] . >> llego al poder con agenda en una de las peores crisis, pero el presidente barack obama busca la reelección pero cuanto cumplip? . >> dedujo impuesto permitio que los homosexual estén en el ejercito y rescato la industira automotriz . >> la pprisión e guantanamo sigue abierta . >> estamos mejor que hace 4 años? los demócratas dicen que si . >> estamos mejor que hace 4 años estaba la nación casi en desastre . >> podríamos estar mejor si los republicanos no bloquearn las iniciativas . >> el problema no es la política del presidente barack obama sino que se aprobó y fracaso . >> un grupo que analizo encontró que el presidente cumple promesas . >> por otro lado obama esta en 22 % con comprimiso y el 10% se quedo estancado . >> el ex presidente clinton dijo que teniendo en cuenta a los republicanos mucho se logro . >> el presidente barack obama con economía

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en estados unidos, en 38 dÍas, hablaremos sobre lo que ambos candidatos mitt romney y presidente baracken que hacer para ganar estas elecciones pero vamos a comenzar hablando sobre guatemala esta semana en new york el el presidente de guatemala, alvaro colom, molina estuvo en onu (organizaciÓn de las naciones unidas) y yo estuvo en new york, * concebimos en la ciudad y pudimos hablar en esta conversaciÓn. >>> hablaremos de su visita aqÍi a new york esta semana donde ademÁs en la onu (organizaciÓn de las naciones unidas) el mes que viene guatemala asume un papel importante. >>> el 1 de octubre guatemala va a tener la presidencia del consejo de seguro de naciones unidas un papel importante y lo haremos con mucha seguridad, en esa visita hablarÁ de posiciÓn que algunos consideran controvertidas su apoyo a la legalizaciÓn de la droga para bajar la violencia en latinoamÉrica? >>> la posiciÓn que hemos buscado es encontrar nuevas rutas para enfrentar la polÍtica de las drogas esto lo hacemos porque tenemos obviamente 50 aÑos de la convenciÓn en naciones unidas que muere formada hace 40 aÑos,

desde las vegas hacia donde en este momento va presidente barack obama para un acto de campaÑa, quiten posibilida entrevistarlo esta noche para la televisiÓn hispana, pero vamos a comenzar con el ataque a consulado de libia donde perdiÓ la vida el embajador de estados unidos y otros 3 funcionarios washington condenÓ el ataque justo cuando se celebraba el aniversario nÚmero 11 de 11 septiembre, vamos con mÁs detalles desde washington el consulado de estados unidos en libia fue in el centro da (hablan inglÉincendiado y los guardias no pudieron, muriÓ el embajador de estados unidos en el paÍs y otros 3 estadounidense, presidente barack obama condenÓ la violencia no se equivoquen, no vamos a descansar hasta que se haga justicia, declarÓ presidente barack obama quiÉn ordenÓ (...) a la medidas de seguridad en las instalaciones diplomÁticas alrededor del mundo. >>> creo que no hay duda que las fuerza de inteligencia y justicia de estados unidos van a perseguir a los que cometieron el acto en si. >>> egipto un grupo de personas escalaron las parejas de la embajada de estados unidos en el cairo

his name is barack obama. i know this sounds odd, but i had this strange feeling he could be president of the united states some day. i always joke, now i take betty lou to the track with me whenever i go. >> when obama ran in 2004 for the united states senate, david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little-known candidate with the unusual name, defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic nomination. >> thank you. >> obama's come-from-behind victory won him wide attention. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> and as soon as he hung up he said i know what i want to say. 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. then he pulled it altogether. >> 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 awe