barack was conceived, my brother barack, my big brother barack, and after it that they divorced as you know, and barack obama sr. went to harvard to pursue his doctorate in economics. at that time he met my mother, she was teaching, and she fell in love and love is a powerful thing. in 1964 there were a lot of crosscurrents that were very difficult to maneuver, to deal with. black and white and racial relations in the united states. my father went to kenya later that year and invited my mother to follow and get married. she tells me she remembers when i decided to go to kenya, my grandma says you can't go there, you are all black. love is a powerful thing and they were married in december of that year. she had never been on a plane before but she was a dreamer. they have tremendous force and power and vitality, was born in 1965. so my book starts with kenya. and three cultures. with the bumpy road. i will start with a couple of readings, welcome comments or questions anybody has. >> this is not working. >> kenya, where it all begins. africa is a place of sublime contrast, average in di

shortly after that iraq was conceived, my brother, barack. my big brother, barack.after that, they divorced as you know and barack obama senior went to harvard to pursue his doctorate in economics. at that time he met my mother in boston where she was teaching and she fell in love. love is a powerful thing because in 1964 there were a lot of cross currents that were very, very difficult to maneuver and to deal with in terms of black and white really racial relations in the united states. my father went back to kania later that year and invited my mother to follow him, to get. , which she did. she tells me she remembers mark, when i decided to go to kenya, my grandma said you can't build there, receive. they're all black. [laughter] below is a powerful thing and they went in they were married in december of that year. she had never been on a plane before, but she was a dreamer. i think there are dreamers all over and they had a tremendous force empowered vitality. shortly after that, i was born. i was born in 1965. so my book start with kenya. i call it my personal o

>> barack's opponent is a violent repeat offender. he says barack started the fight. >> he jumped you. what happened? >> it was not a real fight. >> unlike barack, eric was sent back to his regular cell and not placed under any new restrictions. barack claims eric receives special treatment from the prison. >> eric is, in fact, a former paratrooper. but barack says he got the better of him in the fight. >> do you have a lot of influence? >> yeah. >> next on "lockup: world tour" -- >> two hours for sex. >> inside the prison sex room. and barack's disciplinary hearing goes from bad to worse. ♪ in life, there are things you want to touch, and some you just don't. introducing the kohler touchless toilet. let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocol

but i've also interviewed jews who raise a lot of money for barack obama. christians who are liberal and are very pro- obama and they almost say without exception they love this man and you're happy to be behind him but he has shown no gratitude towards them or even made an effort to bring them closer to the white house to show his gratitude and this feeling is also common among members of congress. democrats and republicans alike. he doesn't get to know them. this isn't me just reporting this. this is many journalists both in the mainstream media by the liberal media and the conservative media. >> host: james from delaware. he wore on. go ahead. >> caller: yes i want to ask the guest question but first i want to address what he just said about the african-american view of obama. they thought he was doing more for the community than he did because he faced the comment that no one imagined he would. he faced opposition that no one even knew he would so even if we appear to look towards an african american community that would be called different names. but t

nuevamente el presidente barack obama rompe con su promesa a los inmigrantes: hay frustraciÓn con la atrasar la acciÓn ejecutiva hasta despuÉs de las elecciones de noviembre. estÁ con nosotros la congresista demÓcrata loretta sÁnchez, quien dice estar decepcionada con esta decisiÓn. y tambiÉn discutimos con ella la de crisis que hay con el grupo terrorista isis y el discurso de esta semana del presidente obama. para presionar a la casa blanca los grupos pro inmigrantes lo han hecho prÁcticamente todo: protestas, desobediencia civil, huelgas de hambre, pero a pesar de ello, el alivio migratorio quedÓ una vez mÁs Último en la agenda. hablamos con juan josÉ gutiérrez, de vamos unidos usa, y con lorella praeli, de united we dream. Éstos son algunos de los muchos enojados con el presidente. hablamos de por quÉ no estÁ escuchando a los latinos. ademÁs: me fui a los estudios de fox news, en nueva york, y hablÉ con el presentador bill o'reilly. Él asegura no ser tan conservador como todos piensan, pero muchas de sus respuestas indican lo contrario. la cia guarda muchos secretos, y el escrito

so growing but slowly growing economy so what should they talk barack?should he point out that obama did not destroy the economy? but should they return the incumbent president to the white house? or take their chances on a challenger who claims he could be better? and then trying to enter that conversation with a journalist. >> host: did mitt romney ever have a chance? >> guest: absolutely. guess. he has said chance. but it was always going to be hard for him. >> host: talk about the obama field strategy. you cover that and "the gamble". >> guest: reid dash unloaded and addresses before the campaign ended. we knew where they were. i visited some local offices and then from the romney field offices. but to well-financed highly professional candidates but it will cancel out but in the advertising also. they have a lot of money. so it does not have been in a vacuum that mitt romney is in there to. so it has the bigger effect so maybe it does not mean better investment $4 per boat. >> host: use a barack obama did not have the field operations still would ha

they still like barack obama.oes barack obama help mary landrieu in the end if this becomes a turnout thing? >> that's a challenge for her. lot of white voters don't like the president so she's stuck between trying to court voters and her base. >> you have a december runoff with control of the senate at stake. hairy landrieu is losing and her only chance is to bring in the louisiana. president. >> you want to support the president and people saying that they are going to get out there and support landrieu, but that balance that she's trying to do is really kind of remarkable. the obama care ad dinging the president that did not run in the center places where african-americans would have seen it but all the white voters in the outer areas they were targeting. mary landrieu is a strong closer. her people are very good on data and they have working for months on turning people out and we'll see if that works. >> i think the dna of the state there is going to matter a lot on election day and the fact that in 2012 obam

. >> in a rare prime time address, president barack obama told the nation about his goals for dee feeding the islamic state. the president announced that in addition to the on going talk about airstrikes against isis in iraq, the u.s. will now likely begin bombing islamic state strong holds in syria. i have made it clear that we will hunt down terrorists in our country wherever they are. i will not hesitate to take action in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will findno safe haven. >> america will also take steps to cut off funding for the islamic states which range from foreign revenues to donations. he discussed the formation of an international coalition to fight isis. >> this is not our fight alone. american power can make a differs but we cannot do for iraqis what they can do for themselves. that is why i have insisted additional u.s. action depended upon iraqis forming an inclusive government which they have done. tonight with a new iraqi government in place and following with consultations abroad and congress alone, ameri

for barack obama boosts usaid for the ebola outbreak in west africa. -- barack obama boosts u.s. aid for the opel of -- for the ebola outbreak in west africa. a giant step toward a new chapter in space travel. nasa picks boeing and spacex to help no the craft that will carry u.s. astronauts to the international -- to help build the craft that will carry u.s. astronauts to the international space station. >> the press is focusing on the boat tomorrow in scotland. -- the vote tomorrow in scotland. >> it is too close to call for now. "the independent" says "a nation that is divided against itself." just one day to go and the gloves are coming off. the leader of the yes campaign, alex salmond, has written an open letter, calling on voters to vote yes. this is described as an "em otional, eve-of-vote plea." another says "don't let this opportunity seeing -- sink through your fingers." another open letter, published on the front page of "the daily record," a scottish tabloid. it talks about the val, the pledge, the promise from the leaders of the 3 -- the valve -- the vow, the pledge,

barack obama spoke last night from the white house. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroyed issa -- i felt through a comprehensive and sustained counterterror strategy. we will have down terrorist who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria, as well as in iraq. as i said before these american forces will not have a comic mission here we will not get dragged into another run war in iraq. >> barack obama also calling isis a cancer, that it will take a long time to eradicate. the american intelligence services working tirelessly to try to cut off supply lines and to fight about information they can about the group. let's look at the islamic state organization now, who they are. >> 21st century hellfire to bring back an ancient empire. in seventh century, there was a unified muslim nation across the middle east. today, the islamic state organization wants to re-create this caliphate, complete with sharia law in one supreme leader. >> our fighters have rushed to the caliph

. >>> hoy en el noticiero te telemundo decenas de menores le piudden al presidente barack oba para psosponer proteja a las f familias de la deportacion , un peligroso virus respiratorio que envÍa al hospital a cientos de n niÑos . >>> un fÚtbolista profesional por estas imagenes en el momento que noquyeera a su novia de u p puÑetazo los duques de cÁmara r cÁmara,bricÁmara, esperan a su 2segundo hijo . >>> hola que tal buenas tardes el presidente barack obama dej a muchos inmigrantes y activistas indignados este fin de semana u cuando dijo que no tomarÁ accÓnn del tema de migracion hasta d s despues de las elecciones de noviembre 340 pequeÑitos , ex e exigiendo acciÓn concreta que proteja a sus familias de la p ded deportacion . >>> gritos de la -- multitud . >;>> son niÑos que viajaron de la florida muchos emocionados e pedian frente a la casa blanca que el presidente barack obama reconsidere , solo una acciÓn j ejecutiva protegeria a sus padres . >>> vivÍ sin mis padres 12 aÑos de mi vida y ahora que los tengo me los van a quitar otra vez . >>> estÁn frustrados tienen s desesperanza decian

. >> comenzamos con washington naciones unidas presidente barack obama jurÓ encabezar una coaliciÓn para la red de muerte que representa isis sin embargo, miembro eso ocurrÍa los terroristas seguian dando rienda suelta a su brutalidad y estados unidos seguÍa bombardeando a terroristas en siria y tambiÉn en irak, isolda tiene mÁs detalles. >> calificando el nuevo estilo de terrorismo como un cÁncer y extremismo * violento el presidente barack obama, exhorÓo a las naciones del mundo a unirse en la lucha para derrotar isis (hablan inglÉs) primeramente el grupo terrorista isis tiene que ser degradado y finalmente destruido, dijo el presidente de estados unidos, barack obama agregando que los terroristas han querido pervertir la religiÓn del islam para cometer su actos barco ricos matando * a inocentes. >> de hecho hoy yihadistas des captaron a un turista francÉs de 55 aÑos que visitaba el norte de algeria, antes habÍan publicado un video amenazando con matarlo si francia no abandonaba la coaliciÓn que abombar idea apuntes de irak donde opera isis. >> otra vÍctima del barro richl de y sis * v

. ♪ hoy en enfoque el presidente barack obama declara la guerra al grupo terrorista isis pedÍ ce que guerra que incluir tropas de estados unidos en el campo de batalla hablamos con el presidente del senado bob melÉndez y la congresista. >> se hacen llamya llamar los j nos vamos a carolina del norte con un grupo * de jÓvenes que comparten mÁs que el amor al fÚtbol. >> una conversaciÓn con la sÚper estrella kate del castillo aquÍ hoy en enfoque en d. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 14 de septiembre, esta semana en un mensaje presidencial el presidente barack obama se dirigiÓ a la nacion para explicar su plan para combatir a isis y en las Últimas semana ha decapitado a dos periodistas de estados unidos. >> con un gran bretaÑa unalgÚnÁ puede anunciar que estados unidos serÁ lÍder de una coaliciÓn amplia para eliminar esta amenaza terrorista, nuestro objetivo es claro, vamos a degradar y por fin vamos a destruir a isis. >> pero a diferencia lo que ocurriÓ hace 13 aÑos tras los al queso de torres arre mgemelas e presidente barack obama dice que esta vez no hab

.>> ataques aÉreos en contra el grupo isis y el presidente barack obama promete liquidar a los que causanrtes y destrucciÓn, hablamos con el vocero de la casa blanca josh earnest por lo tanto, lo que haremos es implementar una estrategia antiterrorista la cual respaldara a las fuerzas locales en siria e irak para de . >> ab hablamos con el titular de noticia telemundo fin de semana edad trabajador del villar, hoy en enfoque. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? gracias por dejarme de ser par de de su domingo 28 de tienen, esta semana estados unidos comenzÓ una nueva etapa contra isis ademÁs, estados unidos bombardeo a un grupo poco conocido, llama llamado khorasan que estaba apunto de llevar ataques contra estados unidos y sus aliados vamos a washington con el secretario de prensa del presidente barack obama, josh earnest querÍa comenzar con esta guerra contra y sis qisis que s a cabo en irak y siria preocupante que estÁ aumentando la participaciÓn de estados unidos en esta guerra? >> lo que hemos visto es esta aberraciÓn llamada y sis que ha tratado de tiene ble cero * un sis tÍo seguro en siria, el presid

i know i'm stuck with barack for two more years. i get that. i'm not stuck with vince pratten. >> joining us now from the hill, some pundits have ripped that ad or weird or offensive. do they have a point? >> i think it is a little sexy to see a woman gushing about barack obama and talking about he's disappointed her. it's a strange way to introduce these issues to women voters. but it does show conservatives are going after those women. >> obviously these midterms some want them to be made about barack obama. >> this ads gets a lot of attention. that is what campaign ads have to do. you want to get on shows like this, talk about it. they get a lot of free media. i think it was an unusual ad, but it's like a columnist. you want to provoke some outrage. i think to lisa's point, they have to go after minorities and single women. republicans are hurting in those areas. >> it's not a news flash that the coverage of the air strikes against isis and syria dominated the news this week. which party does that help? >> it's hard right now. i believe it's

barack obama announced late wednesday the u.s.l lead a broad coalition to ultimately destroy the group. his plan includes expanded u.s. air strikes in iraq and most importantly syria. new arms and assistance will flow to iraqi forces and the syrian opposition. the coalition will move to cut off militant funding and stop the flow of foreign fighters to the region. and humanitarian aid will continue for civilians in harm's way. all of this, the u.s. president suggests with no american boots on the ground. >> we will conduct a systematic campaign of air strikes against these terrorists. working with the iraqi government, we will expand our efforts beyond protecting our own people and humanitarian missions so we're hitting isil targets as iraqi forces go on the offense. we will hunt down terrorists and threaten our country wherever they are. i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria and iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> now, france is reportedly rea

president barack obama have a message for the islamist militant group known as isis. your days are numbered. mr. obama came out talking tough on the final day of the nato summit in wales against russian aggression in ukraine and on nato's plans to destroy isis militants. senior white house correspondent jim acosta has our report. >> reporter: for president obama, this time there were no mixed messages. >> we're going to achieve our goal. we are going to degrade and ultimately defeat isil the same way that we have gone after al qaeda. >> reporter: at a news conference at the end of a crucial nato summit, the president insisted he now has a plan for taking out isis. gone was any reference of simply reducing the isis threat. >> to the point where it is a manageable problem. >> reporter: as he had put it just days earlier. instead -- >> you can't contain an organization that is running roughshod through that much territory, causing that much havoc, displacing that many people, killing that many innocents, enslaving that many women. the goal has to be to dismantle them. >>

president barack obama will be speaking shortly in new york.t the un's general assembly debate getting underway. he will be speaking in just a few hours time. he will be seeking to shore up international support for the us-led coalition, carrying out air strikes in syria. we will be covering that here on france ready for. -- france 24. yemen is in danger of something into civil war, that from the president after speaking out. the yemeni government had struck a deal with hutu fighters, but that has since been crumbling. >> rebels moved to consolidate their power after signing a peace deal with the government on sunday. the leaders said his movement had forced the government to give into the demands of the people. >> we must continue the fight against corruption, and simultaneously it is necessary to involve all yemenis in the transition phase. >> the yemenis president announced it was a conspiracy that could lead to civil war. >> at this moment, i feel there is a conspiracy from outside the country's borders in which several parties have played

barack obama was my state senator. he was my senator. he was my neighbor just around the corner at a condominium complex. you know, i'd see him running at the... actually, he'd lap me running at the lake, because i run very, very slowly. it's much more like a walk with my arms bent. so in many ways, i think those of us who weren't intimate friends of the obamas but were sort of just in the orbit often saw michelle as at least equally the star if not more the star. she has a kind of graciousness and a bigness of her personality that never... it never overwhelms the people with whom she's in the room, but it's there. you want to be with her. you want to be near her. i always found barack obama slightly more off-putting than michelle. michelle was attractive in a deep way. so the most surprising thing for me was this woman with whom i related so closely as a mother, as a professional woman, as an african-american, that she could be reviled was very painful to me during the election. that new yorker cover that represented her as some sort of

president barack obama made comments on his visit to estonia.arack obama said if terrorists think they will intimidate the u.s. by killing american citizens they are wrong. >> the u.s. has deemed that video authentic and the country is grieving with the family of steven sat love. >> those who make the mistake will learn we will not forget and that justice will be served. >> isis showed the be heading of steven which is very similar to the one where the executioner executed james foley. a man again with the british accent said it was retribution on isis targets of iraq. he was captured one year ago while reporting on the conflict. his mother pleaded for his life last week. >> i want what every mother wants to live to see her children's children. >> reporter: the family is said to be grieving privately in her florida home. they are meeting with leaders ahead of a nato summit. we will have more on the president's comments and we will have more coming up on the morning news. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> pg&e has been hit with a rec

president barack obama has said it's too early to judge what the truce will mean ukraine's military crackdown on antigovernment fighters has been ongoing for five months the thought of. and here is a tweet from ukrainian president at least how it used to look before you crying changed its stance confirming the truce in the east of ukraine petro poroshenko says as a result of my phone conversation with the brushing president we reached an agreement on a permanent cease fire. will be joining us a bit later on to get more reaction on this well political analysts against iraq and is here with more on the truce. we are hearing now that kiev is backtracking what you make of this. while this comes as no surprise because the plan to them is moving so widely for a while inside to another and as you know president bush. is very limited in his decisions this obviously all powerful party of war in ukraine and he has also to take into consideration their position so probably this but directing your affair into is the result of that. balancing act which president carter center is trying to perform but we h

why president barack obama says isis is failing in its attempt to scare the u.s. and the next hostage which is threatened. >> and a deadly hit-and-run crash this weekend, in the hopes of tracking down the driver. alex savage is live for us in the east bay with the images police want you to see, alex? >> reporter: well, claudine, a pickup truck jumped the curb earlier this week and slammed into a woman who was push being a shopping cart along the sidewalk. here is new surveillance video which happened just about 7:00 and keep in primed this video has been slowed down. you can see the car careered off a road before hitting the victim. he was found dead and police are hoping for an arrest. they are working to identify the man driving this chevy silverado with aside step on it. that truck will likely have some front end damage as well as damage to the roof and the truck bed as well because of the impact with the light pole according to police. we bring you back here to a live picture, candles, notes flowers and a teddy bear here on the sidewalk where this woman was st

this is a state that made barack obama in national politics.ook at his approval rating in the cnn poll, 37% approval in iowa, 56% disapprove. that tells you about the president's struggled in this midterm election year and changes the calculation for every democrat. >> if you're david axelrod or david plouffe, because they love this state, have such nostalgia for iowa. we see numbers like that across the country. that's what it looks like in a lot of places for obama. >> they want him not on the campaign trail, they want him out behind closed doors in many ways fund-raising. nobody wants to really be seen with him because he's such a drag and starting to be a drag in terms of women, the core constituency. >> bernie sanders is a movement and message candidate. he is at 5%, he doesn't expect to peat hillary clinton. joe biden at 15%, are you just saying i'm only here in case she doesn't run. i'm only here paubecause the dae announces that he becomes irrelevant in washington as vice president. >> look at the speech biden gave about isis, the passi

barack obama is in estonia. he is giving a firm show of support for nato's newest members in the face of russia's growing pressure on ukraine. this, as confusion reigns over whether or not a cease-fire deal was really reached. a second american journalist has been beheaded by militants from the islamic state organization. this, as washington authorizes more troops into iraq to beef up protection for u.s. citizens there. and and angola -- ebola patient escaped a treatment center in library, causing panic in the streets. this, as dr. city are losing the battle against the disease. -- doctors say they are losing the battle against the disease. also coming up for you this hour, going to the vanilla capital of the world in madagascar are to look at the troubling state of the farmers there. you can see how -- hell has no. as a woman scorned. -- has no fury as a woman scorned. that is from shakespeare. but it is true on their stormy relationship. the president just up found out about it today. first, reports on whether

i'm not barack obama. disagree on guns, coal, and the epa and mitch, that's not how you hold a gun. i approved this message. >> susan paige, you have to love the theater of it all. >> this is an amazing ad and another in alaska up with an ad in which he is saying i'm not barack obama. this told me the effort to make the campaign center on barack obama is working. the democratic candidates feel the need to spend their money to tell voters they are not barack obama. one way he helps beyond raising money. they are doing targeted groups like african-americans who like barack obama a lot to try to get them to turn out in the races. >> one other thing i wanted to ask you about, you talked to him after he had a successful trip to iowa. he had 350 or more people coming in on sunday night from the young people i talked to out here who were interested in bernie sanders. >> they are an interesting candidate and the potential to create big problems for hillary because he stakes out positions to her left. positions tha

¿por quÉ a estados unidos y al presidente barack obama parece que los tomaron por sorpresa?extremista del islam, y que la ciudad de mosul, por ejemplo, era un fortÍn de esta ideologÍa, tambiÉn las ciudades de fallujah, entonces es un grupo que desde hace tiempo se habÍa conocido simplemente como muchos grupos insurgentes, aparece, se recae un poco, aparecen otra forma, y eso es lo que ha pasado con isis, y tambiÉn las decapitaciones una forma muy brutal de expresarse, pero eso tambiÉn era una de las tÁcticas de al qaeda en irak. yo me acuerdo de estar en irak cuando vimos las primeras decapitaciones ahÍ, que era de un hombre de negocios norteamericano, nicholas berg si bien me acuerdo su nombre, y me acuerdo la primera vez que yo tuve que ver este video, y como periodistas, como extranjeros empezamos a pensar que ahÍ parÓ la seguridad para nosotros mismos, que ya no iba a ser tan fÁcil de cubrir estas guerras, este conflicto de esta forma, pero me sorprende por ende que la gente no sabÍa de la existencia de isis y de su ascendencia. >> en los estados unidos ha habido una esp

despuÉs de que un hombre saltÓ la alberca de la casa blanca poco tiempo despuÉs de que el presidente barack sus dos hijas se irÁn a bordo del helicÓptero presidencial acerca del estado de maryland, agente del servicio se retornaron que miembros de la precisa y empleados afortunadamente el incidente no llevÓ a mÁs de ti yo detalles del hombre que causÓ detectados en la capital no ha sido revelados hasta ahora >> regresamos a nuestra Área donde un principio de incendio por las dejo a tres heridos de los bomberos >> un incendio que se desatÓ 1 a vacÍa en el Área de kensington, un hombre que tratar de un lugar resultÓ con granos y maduras que lo mantienen en condiciÓn crÍtica >> en persona el lado sur a las 3:15 de la maÑana >> estaba vacÍo, el otro tiene >> israel martÍnez camino abierto por la calle le sorprende porque nunca habÍa visto a nadie en esa propiedad >> pues desde tempranas horas las autoridades >> los bomberos advierten que durante el resto del dÍa habrÁ una gran cantidad de aire asÍ que si te viven en el Área de kensington y llega tener algÚn tipo en complicaciÓn no dude en llama

. >>> look, there's a whole bunch of people around barack obama who simply believe that if a democratected in 2016, then it means that he got a third term. now she may be running for bill clinton's third term her own first term, barack obama's, everybody will have a terry of whose term she's running for but i think the obama white house, they just want a democrat to win. she's got the best shot so if you've noticed, who does the chirping in these obama/clinton back and forths. it's clinton people. there's nobody in the obama world, you know, that have really fought back too hard on some of the chirping that's gone back and forth. >> let me bring in right now party bacon covering the campaign. hillary saying in mexico city let alone iowa down in mexico city announcing her campaign schedule basically. i'll be deciding or deciding to run for president or not. i guess that's an outside -- option. sometime after the first of the year. so here she is speaking for the first time since the president basically has declared war on isil and syria and first time she's basically made her schedule

. >> el presidente barack obama en estos momentos se dirije a la naciÓn y espera decir una estratÉgiafique los posibles ataques y cÓmo se prepara el gobierno para prevenirlo y sit actuarÁ sÓlo o con otros paises. >> esta maÑana la ciudad enviÓ maquinaria pesada para reestringir la entrada de personas y viebls, nehÍculos y quÉ de la acciÓn. >> labores que limitan la entrada de vehÍculos y esto preocupa a los residentes. >> esto es parte de limpiar la jung jungla como se llamÓ al com campamento de indigentes. >> pero alguna gente le preocupa que esas barreras impidan la entrada de organizaciones que llevan comida y ropa. >> si no ven a la gente que vengan con la comida, mucha gente va a robar. >> es parte de que preocupa a roberto que vive en la jungla con su esposa, ambos trabajan. >> tienen sÓlo partes para 200 personas y hay 300 personas viviendo allÁ abajo. >> la jungla es la paradoja entre tanta riqueza, hay gente que no le alcanza para pagar un techo, esto le pasÓ a Él que vive hace 2 semanas acÁ. >> no me alcanza ya. >> hay que aclarar que acÁ hay personas con problemas mentales

barack did the same thing.spect him in the sense that he was trying to use the book for his own purposes and also for his own identity. that said, i know that when i was growing up, a lot of things in terms of my african culture, i'm half black, half white. i did not accept it because i associated it as a child, when you're this high, with my father who -- and i couldn't protect my mother. and i remember the thuds and the screams and not being able to help her in any way. and that's something which affected me and movedm8%ou towas western culture. i loved ba ed beethoven, bach, welzer. he was a person brought up in ta culture, in white america. i think when he was coming to kenya, that balmy summer 20-odd years ago, he was trying to find out more about his african roots. the book talks about that. >> what are we to make of the fact that here you're his brother and you've met, but you haven't had a lot of contact. how many times have you been with him now? you talk about it in the book, first met in '88 and met

in 2008, john edwards had been the vice presidential nominee with john kerry in 2004 and barack obamaormous celebrity power surrounding him. she wants to show up in iowa enough to close the door on any would be challenger coming up from nowhere. >> clwçat( the door. does hillary clinton -- is she required to follow protocol? does she have to curry favor with the media? can she just do this on her own terms should she decide to officially run? >> i think she will be very friendly with iowa democrats. she'll help them raise money. she's be enormously helpful to democrats around the country. she will campaign in more places this fall than barack obama i predict. >> what do you think of the notion that perhaps hillary clinton is not ultimately going to run for president but wants to be the king maker of the party. >> queen maker. i think she's running. she has awaited her entire life for this. she does want to run on her own terms in regards to the media. she's suspicious of the media. she wants to keep the media at arm's length. you're not going to see a lot of warm, fuzzy interviews wit

here's more. >> it was a tough position for barack obama. for most of his presidency, he has been seeking to reduce the u.s. military presence in the middle east. now he is trying to justify the u.s.-led campaign in iraq and syria. he said islamic extremism, the play -- the ukraine conflict, the ebola outbreak, and climate change all called for urgent action, appealing for help from the global community. >> we come together as united nations with a choice to make -- we can renew the international system that has enabled so much progress, or we can allow ourselves to be pulled act by an undertow of instability. >> the president pinpointed what he called the islamic state network of death as the greatest challenge to world peace and prosperity. obama vowed the u.s. would work to dismantle the group, which he accused of waging a brutal campaign of rape and murder. >> no god condones this terror. no grievance justifies these actions. there can be no reasoning, no negotiation with this brand of evil. the only language understood by killers like t

in the 2008, the year that president barack obama was voted president. in 2012 another presidential year voter turn out bounced back to nearly 54% of eligible voters. low turn out in the mid terms has been a trend in u.s. politics since the 1840's. contributes that to the wow factor . >> it does really feel just like yesterday when i was last here at the harkin steak fry or as my husband prefers to call it, the stir fry. >> reporter: but if you know turn out is going to be low what is the best strategy? more money into tv with attack ads and/or modern tools with digital or turn out the ground base. many are saying that we've gone without the turn out for so long that it's been considered a rule rather than considered for change. ask americans and they'll tell you their concern about questions of war and peace, jobs, the economy, cost of college. they're not any less concerned than previous election years. if the science was pulling them off the sidelines how would you go about it? is anyone willing to try? joining us for this strategy session is the mayo

our headlines at this hour -- barack obama says it's not our fight alone as five sunni nations joined the usn airstrikes against islamic state militants in syria. >> meanwhile, kurds continue to flee the islamic state offensive . we go live to the turkish-syrian border. >> united nations chief ban ki-moon calls for a radical new course on climate change, calling it a defining issue of our age. >> the united states and five arab allies have bombed syria for the first time, killing scores of islamic state fighters. >> the strikes open a new front against the militants by joining syria's three-year-old civil war. >> the attacks encountered no objection and even signs of tacit approval from the syrian president. >> some 200 strikes hit syria on tuesday. a town located along the border with iraq was reportedly hit 10 times. this unverified video was posted on the internet. most of the targets are in the syrian province of rocca, the base of the islamic state command. strategically important cities near the iraqi border were also attacked. president obama said the campaign against i.s. woul

el presidente barack obama dijo que cinco paÍses arcoes participaron en esta campaÑa junto a estadostivo de degradar y destruir a isis. lori montenegro con los detalles. >>> es solo el comienzo de una campaÑa pero asistente, sostenida y creÍble contra el estado islÁmico dijo hoy el pentÁgono tras llevar a cabo los primeros bombardeos en siria contra instalaciÓnes del grupo extremista, participaron cinco paÍses Árabes, menos qatar, arabia saudita, jordania y los emiratos Árabes unidos llevaron a cabo ataques aÉreos. >>> esto demuestra al comunidad esta pelea no es Únicamente de los estados unidos dijo el mandatario, quiÉn en new york le grados pÍo a varios de los lÍderes de estos paises con la cual se reuniÓ pero dijo aÚn faltaba mucho. >>> gran parte del operativo se lanzÓ desde el golfo pÉrsico y para el mar rojo. desviarse porta aviones se lanzaron 48 misiles. >>> junto con aviÓngencia de cÁmbiate el pentagono destruyeron campamentos de entrenamientos, centros de comunicaciÓn y las instalaciÓngencia de control y comando de isis. >>> este experto dice es difÍcil saber como responder

independent of barack obama, because barack obama is not seen by the public as that effective president. >> i say yes and no. but yeah, she does have to walk that line. especially on issues like foreign policy right now. she is coming off as more hawkish than obama. she can't be more hawkish than mainstream in her own party. her best ally for once she gets the nomination would be the republican excess. they are bound to come after her. they are already coming after her like crazy and that will help the base on her side. because all she has to do is say hey, if i lose, look what you're going to get. >> mort, do you think hillary clinton could select a male? >> i think without question, she will select a male. i think she would be crazy not to. >> could she select a female? >> if she wants to select a female. >> two women running the country. >> she would lose the election. mort is right on this one. >> assuming that hillary clinton is the nominee of the democratic party for president. will republicans put a woman on hit the ticket? >> not necessarily so. >> i agree with pat. sarah palin,

barack obama becomes a war president. as u.s.ep pounding isis targets in iraq and syria. >> there can be no reasoning, no negotiation with this brand of evil. the ong language understood by killers like this is the language of force. >> we'll survey the battlefield with fox news analyst general jack king. is the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, john

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. >> barack obama is due to deliver his key speech on the fight against the islamic state organization, details are emerging of what the u.s. president could have in store. senior administration officials say he is prepared to authorize airstrikes in iraq and inside syrian territory. obama has been meeting members of congress ahead of his keynote speech later this wednesday. >> during a one-hour meeting barack obama told congressional leaders he already has the authority to act against the islamic state but that congress would help with the plan, a plan he will unveil on wednesday night. >> there is a serious threat that has to be dealt with on many levels. i am hoping the president will align -- will outline his strategy. >> obama will deliver his plan in a televised speech. obama reportedly wants to expand and operation to syria. it could prove tricky. obama is expected to back a plan to arm the moderate element of the syrian opposition. a similar train stalled on capitol hill. the u.s. president who campaigned on ending the war in iraq has assured that no ground troops will be sent

this was -- she was the dominant candidate going in that race and barack obama won this, won iowa. she finished third, and it basically began the end of her campaign where she was supposed to win this. i don't think that's her problem. i think she's going to be overly prepared if she decides to win and overly prepared here because she won't let that happen. she's got bigger issues i think that she's going to have to face with, one of which is the guy that beat her in iowa the first time which is barack obama. she has to run, if she runs, under the understanding that barack obama has been president for eight years and people may want to take a different turn. >> she came in close third. i mean she lost, but she rebounded in new hampshire. the problem here, of course, is that many people thought that she ran a national campaign when in a state like this you have to really run a retail campaign. you have to go where people live, where they work, where they eat and where they pray. you got to talk to them. look them in the eye. if she decides to run in 2016, she has to basically get he