hablamos con la asesora del presidente barack obama hablamos con la asesora del presidente barack obama sÁndwich de pollo diferente. hallaron en una casa deshabitada al nor/oeste d edmonton el cadaver de un hombre sospechoso de haber herido a tiros a dos agents de la policia montada de canada. hola, muy saluda lucia burga miles de manifestantes con banderas de estados unidos se unieron en dallas para protestar contra un evento auspiciado por una organizacion islamica para pedir respeto sobre el profeta mahoma en el otro lado del mundo, en la capital de somalia, estudiantes universitarios protestaron contra las caricaturas satiricas del profeta mahoma que publico "charlie hebdo", el semanario frances, blanco de un mortal ataque y ante milones de personas en la capital filipina, el papa francisco celebro hoy una misa, donde pidio ser compasivos con los pobres, los hambrientos, los desamparados y los niqos abusados. ahora regresamos al punto de la >> ya escuchamos en el segmento anterior lo que quiere hacer el partido republicano con los inmigrantes: tratarÁn de evitar que entre en efecto

los republicanos tratan de bloquear la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente barack obama.uieren quitarle todos los beneficios a los dreamers y a sus papÁs. nos acompaÑan hoy el secretario de comercio de los estados unidos, carlos gutiÉrrez, en la Época del presidente bush, y el presidente del comitÉ nacional republicano, reince priebus. la casa blanca reacciona, no se van a dejar. cecilia muÑoz nos dice que no van a dejar que los republicanos se salgan con la suya. siguen con su plan para registrar a millones de indocumentados este verano. hoy vemos a cuba mÁs allá de la polÍtica. a cuba vienen cambios, inversiones y turismo. eso nos dice el empresario charles serrano, quien por aÑos abogÓ por restablecer las relaciones con la isla. y el actor y comediante george lÓpez vino a nuestros estudios. hablamos de su nueva pelÍcula, "spare parts", de cÓmo logró vencer la timidez y de la importancia de los latinos en este paÍs. comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> vamos "al punto". la guerra sobre los inmigrantes ya comenzÓ. los republicanos estÁn haciendo todo lo p

el presidente barack obama, aparentemente, no ha tomado esa actitud.para dejar una economÍa mejor, aÚn mejor cada dÍa, y seguir haciendo no solamente crecer a la economÍa, pero que ser la oportunidad para cada persona en este paÍs. >> cecilia muÑoz, como siempre, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> gracias. >> cecilia muÑoz es una de las principales asesoras del presidente de los estados unidos, barack obama. vamos a hacer una pausa, pero al volver: la relaciÓn con cuba estÁ cambiando y estÁ cambiando muy rápido. lo hablamos con un empresario que ha llevado mÁs de 130 misiones a la isla. volvemos. ♪ no te pierdas la venta de ropa de invierno de kmart! con descuentos de hasta un 60% en ropa de invierno incluyendo abrigos, suéteres y pijamas. kmart. donde miembros siempre consiguen más. i >> cuba y estados unidos ya no son enemigos. a finales del aÑo pasado, el presidente barack obama y el gobernante cubano raÚl castro anunciaron el restablecimiento de sus palacios diplomÁticas. esto significa la apertura de embajadas en washington y en la habana y la po

♪ hoy en >> hoy en noticiero telemundo mÉxico empieza a expedir documentos tambien barack obama emitecencia. tambiÉn complot terrorista relacionado a isis en belgica hay muertos. mejor consejo para tomar acciÓn ahora y alcanzar el exito la ediciÓn del jueves comienza ya noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart y maria celeste arraras buenas tardes y es que mÉxico a partir de hoy emite orden para que los connancionales puedan adquierir sus documentos como acta de nacimiento en el consulado de mÉxico en estados unidos >>estamos preparandonos para optar a la acciÓn ejecutiva >> dice estar emocionadas de poder optar a hacer este tramite directamente en el consulado de mÉxico en estados unidos sin tener que esperar que le sea enviada

presidente barack obama. de su agenda en un acto en el que no se permitiÓ hacer ninguna pregunta del procedimiento. para obama el tema los coherentes estudiantes desaparecidos no pasÓ desapercibido. >> discutimos sobre temas de seguridad. y obviamente hemos seguido aquÍ en los estados unidos algunos de los trÁgicos eventos alrededor de los estudiantes que perdiÓ la vida. >> pero para peÑa nieto la menciÓn de guerrero fue inexistente. y sÓlo se concretÓ a reconocer la ayuda que en materia de seguridad le ha brindado estados unidos. >> agradezco presiente obama la disposiciÓn que ha mostrado y que nos ha confirmado para seguir trabajando en materia de seguridad ante el grado de combatir con eficacia y continencia al crimen organizado. >> mÉxico se comunican y agilizar el trÁmite de documentos para mexicanos que puedan beneficiarse de la acciÓn ejecutiva del desdÉn de goma. y tambiÉn evitar campaÑas de desinformaciÓn que alienten la migraciÓn ilegal a este paÍs. >> el presidente de mÉxico de peÑa nieto saliÓ de

a fantastic theater because this is not barack obama's idea. i can promise you that it literally they called the lingo in the white house for us they were not going to produce any more news today. if you need to go home, you can go home. they decide they want to make a statement to the president. the doors locked, guys. can you let us in? christmas party time. you guys want to do well? >> host: about four years ago right now. >> guest: it was a tree. i have to do is stand up, i was there. i wasn't going up 10 i had to be there if i didn't have to but i had to be there for work. bill clinton's ability to explain potentially why obama had to break its promise and not repeal the bush tax cut that year. it was the first time he got the idea that explains the economy and he always will and of course that plan got bill clinton to explain barack obama 2012. >> host: what is the relationship of the vice president? >> guest: very good. it is better between the two of them personally then the staff of the vice president. there's many members of the staff

it's true that the top 1% are doing great under barack obama. today the top 1% earn a higher share of the national income than any year since 1928. sad reality is that with big government, under the obama administration, the rich and powerful in the obama administration have gotten fat and happy. but working men and women across the country, we have the lowest labor force participation since 1978 the reason the unemployment rate keeps falling is that millions keep dropping out of the work force. and over a decade now, median wages have stagnated and benefits those with connections to washington with influence and hard working men and women are finding it harder to make ends meet we need to fight for working men and women, not those with power in washington. >> the president came out tonight and threatened four vetoes on several matters from roll back to immigration to iran sanctions to key stone pipe line. do you think his offer to work with republicans outside of the issues is in earnest? >> look. the only area i saw genuine interest in working

barack obama is in india. prime minister narendra modi breaks protocol and hugging him as he gets off the plane. >>> after the apparent killing of a japanese hostage shinnzo abe is demanding the release of the other hostage kenji goto. >>> election after 48% of the vote main arrival accusing the municipal election of manipulating the results. >>> let's go our live shot there. haru matasa, is inside the stadium. some celebrations but the main opposition candidate says this is a bit of a sham, mixed feelings one could say. >> reporter: it's exactly that. main opposition leader since the results were announced police say there were some skirmishes overnight. in the stadium as you can hear it is a festive move mood. everyone who is important has arrived. other heads of state as well so people are really excited about it. will be sworn in soon. sixth president of zambia, david. >> what about the fact that we'll see another election, sata's death meant this is an earlier election. still have to have one in 2016. wha

. >> infiltraron cuenta de twitter y youtube justo cuando el presidente barack obama ofrecÍa un discursoobre la ciber seguridad. >> hay buenas noticias para el bolsillo de los indocumentado que califiquen para el plan de alivio de inmigraciÓn. >> cristiano ronaldo recibe el balÓn de oro ademÁs james rodrÍguez tambiÉn se lleva un premio verÁn cuÁl fue en la ediciÓn de noticiero telemundo que comienza ya ahora mismo ♪ este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes esta mujer es ahora la mujer mÁs buscada del mundo tras su presuvent participaciÓn en ataques terrorista de parÍs la semana pasada que dejaron 17 muertos *. >> objeto el gobierno de turquÍa ha dicho que estuvo en su paÍs y cruzÓ a siria el mismo dÍa que su pareja en prisma to a una mujer policÍa para luego tomar a varios rehenes matando a 4 de ellos. >> se investiga si tuvo el apoyo de una red terrorista kathia lÓpez informa desde paris. >> las autoridades francesas se mantienen en alerta y buscan a la mujer sospechosa de los ataques que desataron el todo error en fra

my position on marriage by the way is the exact position of barack obama had in 2008. and when he was talking to rick warren at the saddleback church during the forum in august of 2008 and rick warren asked about same-sex marriage here is what barack obama said. i believe marriage is between a man and a woman and i don't believe that it should be other things and then he used this term, because as a christian i believe god is in the mix. now barack obama received that in 2008 and as did hillary clinton and joe biden and tested every democratic presidential candidate that i know of. so here's my point. if barack obama said that it's between a man and a woman because that is all we are capable of feeling and giving as a society than i would have granted the license to change his mind but that isn't what he said. he said it was because he was a christian. here is my conclusion. one of three things have to have happened. barack obama was lying in 2008, he is lying to us when he says that he's all for same-sex marriage or the bible was rewritten and he was the only one that

. >>> y llega enrique peÑa nieto a estados unidos para reunirse con el presidente barack obama y hablaraniciÓn de los 43 estudiantes en guerrero. >>> y advertencia sobre celulares y las tabletas y cÓmo interferir con el sueÑo de los niÑos. >>> y la ediciÓn lunes comienza ya. este es el noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >>> (♪). >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes. >>> lesiÓn enviamos un saludo de aÑo nuevo a toda la audiencia. >>> a todos ustedes felicidades estamos listos para un exitoso 2015. >>> pero bueno, comenzamos con la hondaonda logro skwal que tiene al 70% estados unidos bajo el frÍo se esperen que bajen mÁs en la zona central y el invierno estÁ a penas conversando podrÍa ser la semana mÁs frÍa para millÓn de estadounidenses como dice jannet rodrÍguez con los expertosado ver tienen que la peor situaciÓn estÁ por venir, jannet adelante. >>> >>>. >>> muy buenas tardes josÉ mientras ustedes en miami hoy disfrutan de 80° grados actualmente aquÍ en chicago la sensaciÓn tÉrmica es de 9° bajo cero y esto la verdad que amanecimos mucho mÁs frÍo aquÍ en chicago

what does barack obama get out of this visit? >> i think the president gets a legacy issue. he certainly could have an issue like health care to look back on and the millions that now have health care insurance. he certainly could have a legacy on the economy and rebuilding the economy from the great recession of 2008-zero nine. but i think he's also looking at foreign policy -- 2008-09. but i think he's also looking at policy. foreign policy with cuba and india and other places. >> are there risks for him standing so close to the indian prime minister? is a right-wing leader with some questions over his human rights and barack obama has been pledging his -- declaring his views on that and is a democrat. >> both have been elected by respective democracies to address economic issues, safety issues, national security issues. i think you are seeing both of them now trying to work through what their legacy issues are going to be. mr. modi has promised the indian people more economic growth, more getting out of poverty more access to technology and jobs, a clean india. the united

>> hoy en noticiero telemundo el presidente barack obama se dirige a la naciÓn para hablar de los logrosdurante su administracion tiempo no solo causa problemas de salud sino la muerte. pese a que la persona haga mucho ejercicio >> el gobierno divulga documentos sobre ovins la ediciÓn del martes comienza ahora mismo hola que tal buenas tardes en este momento a mis espaldas el presidente se dirige a la naciÓn su mensaje a la clase media que ha quedado rezagada angie sandoval desde el capitolio con los detalles estamos viendo esta noche un presidente barack obama fortalecido por encuestas que dice que estados unidos ya paso por la recesiÓn y que clase media con ayuda o no de los republicanos esta noche vamos a dar un giro una aÑo de logros para estados unidos nuestra economia crece desde el 1999 ahora la tasa de desempleo es menor la economia de la c.media funciona, y estas politicas van a seguir funcionando no podemos frenar el crecimiento empresarial, no podemos arriegar las seguridades de la familia quitandoes el seguro social ni volver al pasado el ley de inmigraciÓn si llega mi despac

barack obama. -- i would like to epitomize dr. barack obama. i am a registered nurse, his legacy will be obamacare. his good and bad points. i feel the six years of struggle he has is not akin to what martin luther king did for his people and for all the people of the united states. host: before you go, let me read you this tweet. i do not know that anyone in america truly embodies mlk's legacy. president obama is simply a byproduct of that legacy. would you agree with that? caller: no, i do not. he came into his own. he had a struggle just like mlk did. he is trying to promote the best for america. it is not that he is not been without his problems. the world today is totally different from what mlk embodied. i applaud president barack obama. host: made is waiting in montgomery alabama. caller: good morning. my first point is, ben carson -- he is a leader within his own. al and jesse are leaders within their own. the problem is not about being -- is not about his legacy. his legacy should be standing up . if those people like newspapers and al

se abor el tema, en diciembre del aÑo pasado barack obama hablÓ con josÉ dÍaz balart del tema, veamosl que hablÉ recientemente en australia, reconoce estos indignantes tragegias como esta. esto es un problema crÓnico. los narcotraficantes en algunos casos, asumen pueblos y regiones en su totalidad, esto serÁ investigado. nosotros ofrecimos ayuda para rastrear exactamente quÉ ocurriÓ. nuestras capacidades forensicas nos da la capacidad de llegar al fondo de lo que ocurriÓ. pero mÉxico es socio en esto, y tenemos que cerciorarnos que fortalecemos el sistema de justicia penal. >>> el gobierno mexicano reconoce que es penoso lo de ayotzina ayotzina po no se resolviÓ. para hablar de la reuniÓn de obama-peÑa estÁ isaias alvarado del diario la opiniÓn en estados unidos, y ximena duarte en estados unidos. comenzamos con isaias. el tema de la acciÓn ejecutiva que obama ofreciÓ, es un alivio, y seguramente le para pedirÁ cooperaciÓn a mÉxico para detener el flujo de mexicanos y de gente de centroamÉrica isa s isaias, buenos dÍas. >>> buenos dÍas, gracias por la invitaciÓn, creemos que un tema c

we heard a very confident barack obama in his address. republicans were quick to shoot him down after the speech. tell us about the reaction. >> don't look much further than the official republican response. this time, joni ernst from iowa she is one of the new group of the members of congress on capitol hill. those who came in during the midterm elections and gained republican control in the senate for republicans. she said it has been a difficult past six years and said that republicans will now make congress function again. those could be the same words coming from the white house saying that the fault lies entirely with congress rather than the white house. you can see the type of dysfunction we have at the moment with washington. there was also a call from president obama for more bipartisanship. that is a lot easier said than done and very wishful thinking indeed because there were plenty of republican rebuttals after the speech. there were also printed pre-but tals. republicans who put out their opposition before the speech to what

i believe with mother teresa believed, billy graham, the pope and barack obama circa 2008. i'm not really way out there and thinking marriage ought to be people and their animals. i don't have some crazy keypad of a view pretty well-established in history and has a long just religious tradition but social and even political tradition. so i don't think that's a dealbreaker. i think people will say i don't agree with mike huckabee but mike huckabee believes the mac. >> host: was someone who has recently discussed it is mitt romney. can he run for president a third time? disco well if he wants to. it's a free country. i wouldn't say hey met you have had your shot in that's it. if he thinks he can make another go of it and be successful this time after two other times when he wasn't then he has every right to give it his best shot. i will be focused upon whether i should run and not bother will run. >> host: if jeb bush runs do you think america is ready for another bush in the white house? >> guest: i guess the voters will make that decision and jeb is a good friend of mine. i

narendra modi broke protocol to receive barack obama as soon as he got off the plane. it's obama's first visit since his first victory in may. >> we should really talk about civil nuclear. that's being touted as the big ticket item up for discussion this afternoon. if in fact, a deal is announced to allow more american investment in india's civil nuclear space, which is hugely lucrative, india needs to build more of these facilities, it could have ramifications for france japan and russia. huge implications and significant as we go forward. what is really important to understand here is that there are big ticket items on the agenda from defense through taxation but it will be the follow-through that will count now given that two of the world's major economies are looking to get back on their feet. certainly india's role in the region and in the wider world keeping in mind this comes against a very interesting context for india. india has a new leader, prime minister narendra modi, since may of last year, and the government said it's about reasserting india in the regio

i'm ashamed of barack obama. >> barack obama is a man who has suddenly decided to take on the entire nation and say, you're a bunch of racists, that there is a legacy of racism in this country, and i wouldn't be quite against -- as caught by surprise if he had any sense of balance or fairness or reference to fact in what he said but he never does. and i don't understand why there would be this initiative to attack our law enforcement agencies and police officers and to call out the country for our racism that he knows is not ubiquitous. it is not pervasive and it is extraordinarily rare in our society. i think the man is waging a campaign of ignorance. i truly do jesse. >> he knows exactly what he's doing, lou. i grew up in alabama and under the jim crow laws. black americans did not have the type of hatred and destruction of the family that they do today. when he ran in 2008 i tried to warn america not to vote for this man. he is no different than al sharpton jesse jackson, except that he is worse because he's not an honest man. barack obama is attacking the police departments aroun

earlier this evening, president barack obama delivered his annual state of the union address. there's so much to talk about tonight. our guest jeffrey sacks, professor and director of the earth institute at columbia university. "the new york times" says he's probably the most important economist in the world. we're glad you joined us.a2/ a conversation with jeffrey sachs coming up right now. ♪ and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ please welcom jeffrey sachs back to this program, one of the world's leading experts in fight against poverty which has taken him to more than 125 countries. he joins us tonight for an assessment of the president's address earlier this evening. more important to talk about raising the standard of living for the poor and around the globe. always an honor to have you on this program. >> it'sqíf you, tavis. >> let me jump to some of the specifics of what the president had to say tonight. provision for free access for two years of community college. what impact do you think that might have giving those persons who m

una ataque en la capital del paÍs fue ante un juez federal hoy quien negÓ fianza. >> el presidente barackice que tomara tiempo. >> angie muchas gracias. >> hoy comenzÓ una nueva era entre estados unidos y cuba al ponerse en practica medida que facilitan los viajes y comercios muchos e creen que este es el tambiÉn inicio del fin que tienen las privilegios de cubanos en estados unidos. >> como nos cuenta rogelio cada vez mÁs se estÁn lanzando al mar en balas. >> hoy entraron en vigor las medidas que debilitan el embargo a cuba. >> cualquier cosa que se pueda hacer para lograr una cercanÍa entre los pueblos serÁ importante. >> en su primera reacciÓn el gobierno de la habana reconoce que se trata de un primer paso pero que aÚn falta mucho, de acuerdo con una encuesta de pew (research center for the people & the press) el 63% favor recen las medidass a probadas por el presidente barack obama, el 60 quisiera ir mÁs allÁ pionero final embargo, solo 32% piensa que estas medidas provocarÍan una cuba mÁs democrÁtica pero mientras la atenciÓn se concentra en la isla el nÚmero de cubanos que la aband

>> thank you very much barack. >> david is a great friend. >> barack is a great friend of britain. >> how comfortable the u.s. and the u.k. are as friends. >> we see the world in the same way. >> thank you for your friendship. >> marked we were watching this on television and talked about this before, but what struck me about this, there is a very political context for david cameron, he has another campaign in may, but the atmosphere of this, they seem to like each other even though they are from different ends of the ideological spectrum, barack obama is trying to help david cameron out, but what struck you about this special relationship today? >> again, the president does as we said earlier, the president does not have great personal relationships with a lot of world leaders but he has that with david cameron. they were talking about a certain veto if congress doesn't work with him, and the president wants of these negotiations to go forward and he wants a strong unitary executive to back these negotiations without interference from his point of view. >> unitary executive, words of

el mismo barack obama negÓ tener esa autoridad. >> este exceso de autoridad es una afrenta a la ley.o fue parte de un proyecto para darle mÁs presupuesto a la seguridad nacional. >> es peligroso para nuestra seguridad nacional y es un insulto a nuestra comunidad inmigrante. >> como esta madre de niÑos. >> esta orden ejecutiva serÍa un alivio, ya es un alivio tremendo para nosotros. >> otra medida revocarÍa la acciÓn diferida del 2012. >> esto es un ataque personal. los republicanos nos estÁn diciendo que nos quieran afuera, que nos quieran reportar. >> la casa blanca dice que este proyecto nunca se convertirÁ en ley. >> la medida provocÓ divisiones con mÁs de 20 republicanos votando en contra. >> por ahora el futuro del proyecto es incierto ya que no tienen los votos necesarios para ser aprobado en el senado. >> la congresista demÓcrata se manifestÓ en contra, que busca eliminar los fondos para los inmigrantes. agregÓ que la iniciativa, que busca separar a las familias, no tienen cabida en el gobierno. se trata de una propuesta para las organizaciones sin fines de lucro. este el voto

obama i know i'm sounding like a tape loop here but this is in barack obama's head.ight. ever since he became president in 2009 been giving speeches saying i want to promote solar power and wind power. now, he's already had the epa crack down on the coal industry in this country. next he's going to move on oil and gas drilling through the epa, the method is going to be the regulation of methane, a byproduct of oil and gas drilling. >> goes off when it drills. >> and if they directly start to regulate that it's going to raise cost for the gas and oil industry at a time when prices are down. the most interesting thing here will be the political implications, a lot of country that depends on the energy sector, his calculation is he's lost the south this is mainly texas and north dakota. he doesn't care. i don't believe democrats in congress will agree with that. >> let me double down with you, not just methane but try through water, claiming that there's water damage water pollution, water table through drilling and try to get into the regulation for that. they don't ha

. >>> por cierto hablando del presidente barack obama recibiÓ a su homÓlogo mexicano donde hablo arando liliana con los detalles del encuentro que dio pie a una serie de protestas alrededor de todo el paÍs. >>> ♪. >>> en su primera visita oficial a la casa blanca enrique peÑa nieto y barack obama hablaron de cooperas en economÍa, empleÓs, energÍa limpia y educaciÓn. pero tambiÉn se hablÓ de la inseguridad y la violencia que azota al vecino del sur. >>> nuestro compromiso es ser amigo y apoyar a mÉxico en sus esfuerzos para eliminar el flagelo de la violencia y carteles de drogas responsables por tanta tragedia en mÉxico dejo el mandatario estadounidense. >>> sobre tema migratorio el presidente mexicano se comprometiÓ a fortalecer las fronteras norte y sur y facilitar el amparo de sus paisanos bajo la orden ejecutiva de alivio migratorio. >>> que es un acto de justicia para quienes llegaron de otras partes del mundo a estados unidos y que son parte de la comunidad americana. >>> algunos expertos ven este encuentro como un gesto importante y necesario entre vecinos. >>> es simple el hecho

that is a pretty overwhelming response when half of you voted for barack obama. megan: what about the year seven years into the presidency and he tapped into his historic speech there is no black or red america how we should not demonize each other? they will say she has done plenty of that so how can he legitimately call for people to stop? >> it is just words his actions do not match his actions he does not have a legacy to stand on. he will say whatever we want to hear. >> talk about how many times can we say veto? how about the presidency of no? in not taking stance is our position. >> i think the president has been immensely measured more so than the politicians. to fill a vast majority of campaign pledges we cannot do that. he has done that over and over. >> i think using fat rhetoric is from all the issues that are racially polarized and motivated. >> the public is watching over the next two years how many if you are optimistic this congress will get something done? >> this is pretty bad. we cannot get a single person to say they are optimistic. this'll be

barack obama had massive trouble with the economy and his foreign policy was beginning to unravel.governor romney did not exploit those key things. again, in expolitic cable. this time, against the very powerful and well-funded hillary clinton, the republican candidate is going to have to it be charismatic, daring and coherent. actually a good thing for republicans that mitt romney is not running. now somebody new will be on that big stage. but they better be ready for a bruising battle. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. joining us from oklahoma city republican pollster chris wilson and from chicago, real clear politics executive editor tom bevin. so, am i making any mistakes here mr. bevin? >> no, bill. i think you have got it right. i think it is good news for republicans that romney isn't running. it gives them a chance to go with a fresh start. i think you are right. i think a lot of republicans thought that that race against barack obama in 2012 was winnable and romney was a poor candidate and squandered opportunities to win that race. >> we have never

>> this is what is going to unify them and put pressure on barack obama sending him bills getting ride least popular pieces of obama care and pieces that inhibit job creation. sending him economic growth packages that he then has to either veto or sign. >> you think that's going to unify the republican party and conference? >> this was an ugly win for john boehner. losing a couple of dozen votes in your own party when there's no opposition, this is not a sign of strength for him but you would hope what it does for him is makes him listen more maybe to conservatives as they press, but i think for conservatives, they also have an idea here that their white house is still occupied by barack obama and you need to achieve what you can. >> you take this seriously, jason? >> it is what it is -- >> purely symbolic and didn't accomplish a thing. >> the people that were running to replace him were not serious contenders. if he was facing a serious challenge, we would have seen someone like henserling or paul ryan, that is not the caliber of candidate we saw coming out of this. the republicans p

is barack obama a lame-duck now? >> no, barack obama is not a lame-duck.you look at the president these days, you have a feeling that he is relieved. because he does not have to worry about reelection. he has to worry a lot less about his own party and he is in a strong position. presidential executive action offers him a lot of political opportunities, as he did in the environmental field and with regard to immigration reform. if the republicans push legislation that is very unpleasant to him, he has the opportunity to veto. he's been a rather strong position. >> they could potentially override the veto. is there a possibility on obamacare, immigration, two areas where the republicans promised to fight with the president? >> that is a theoretical option, but it will be politically costly for the republican party. if you roll back obamacare which by and large is popular and has ensured millions of americans and many children for the first time in decades that is going to have a political price. the same with regard to immigration reform. president has not

president barack obama is off to ryad, to meet salman aziz. paying his respects to saudi arabia's king abdullah. >>> the syriza party leader of greece are alexis tsipras was sworn in yesterday. he was taking the civil oath rather than the religious one. >> we know that mr. tsipras has arrived in his office in the last hour. we know that he's got his cabinet names with him and we know that he is now in conference with his top advisors going over them one last time. announcements are expected at a senior members of the party have told me but there are concerns whether they will come in the next hour or two or in the evening. we do know from senior sources in the greek finance world that two chief names have been handed around as potential finance ministers. that portfolio will be key because it is the next finance minister who will direct the he back in 2012, was advocating a greek exit from the euro and the return to the national currency as the only way to deal with the country's problem. that pos has been position has been toned down more rec

protocol was broken to receive barack obama as soon as he got off the plane. it's obama's first visit since his election victory in may. >> president barack obama's first day in india was full of symbolism from a 21 begun salute and guard of honor at the presidential palace led by a female air force officer to paying respect at the mahatma gandhi memorial in new delhi. this is about the shared values that both india and the united states share. the afternoon ended with a tea-drinking session with the prime minister of india. we then heard the big ticket items talked about between both leaders from the taxation of india nationals in working in the united states and how they can recover that money in the short term to a renewal of defense cooperation between both countries and the widening of potential when it comes to green technologies that works for both sides in terms of what america wants from the investment and what india needs by way of energy. the really big issues here were counter terrorism deepening ties between india and united states to potentially

terminaron las vacaciones y el presidente barack obama, esta marcado,termina viajando en algunos estadosse prepara para recibir al presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto, se anuncia manifestaciÓn afuera de la casa blanca ese dÍa. >> la protesta clara ante la opiniÓn pÚblica, tenemos masacres. >> la primera visita oficial de peÑa nieto en estados unidos contarÁ con una agenda llena, ambos gobiernos han dicho que entre los temas que se abordaran, esta la seguridad, lo cual 23 estiletes desaparecidos, cuba y la polÍtica migratoria. despuÉs, del encuentro con peÑa nieto, se concentrara en su discurso sobre el estado de la uniÓn, planea viajar a tres estados antes de presentar su agenda polÍtica. para este estratega demÓcrata, el presidente estÁ en campaÑa. >> estÁ para la reelecciÓn en el 2016, son los Últimos 24 meses de su mandato y son aÑos donde se puede hacer mucho, puedes seguir trabajando para ganarse el amor del pÚblico. >> tiene un nuevo reto, ya que el partido republicano controlara el congreso. este analista dice que el mensaje del presidente durante estos dÍas, tiene que ser un

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i think about hillary clinton or barack obama. me is nothing compared to these people. i think about celebrities, stars, things that are written about them, how do you deal with that and people deal with it by not dealing with it. they deal with it by not dealing with it. come on c-span and take every phone call and respond to it but i don't read that kind of stuff because it gets in your spirit. is not good for you and it throws you off your game. while people are talking you need to be working. >> host: in stockton thanks for holding. >> appreciate you taking my call. a lot of folks are in grand that can be a blessing. a question i want to ask is what was your definition -- i don't want to put you on the spot but where do you feel on that spectrum? i am kind of a known liar because -- i feel a need for different ways of seeing him, you were raised by an african-american grandmother. i don't dislike the president but i don't feel he loved our people as much as some of us do not by -- just wasn't around. i will put you on the spot

what barack obama's visit means for india and the u.s. breakthrough television event. borderland.ix strangers. >> let's just send them back to mexico. >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are relived. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together or tear them apart? >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, tonight at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera ♪the top stories on al jazeera, voting has closed in greece general election. the first exit polls put the left wing anti-austerity with a strong lead. the poll says cirincione syriza is ahead of the new democracy party which took 27% reportedlysyriza syriza is ahead of the new democracy party which took 27% reportedly. john kerry says the u.s. is willing to do more to help fight boka haram. u.s. secretary of state warned against violence during nigeria's presidential election in less than three weeks. >> at least went to people have been

president barack obama was seen as bowing. >> he was almost subservient to the muslim world. >> u.s. foreign policy too dependent osaudi arabia mostly because of oil fption. after the september 11th attacks 15 of the 19 hijackers wereiwere saudi. >> no doubt that saudi thinking changed at that point from one that had been shall we say have a policy of feeling comfortable of just exporting the problem to one of a problem that they felt they had to tackle themselves. >> the arab spring tested the relationship. urged to back hoz hosne mubarak. as the spotlight faded the two leaders cemented their relationship brokering the sale of arms to the country. attack helicopters and am mission to the kingdom. but the second term of barack obama's presidency led to more complaints from saudi arabia, when he decided to launch secret negotiation et cetera with iran, nobody told them. the saudis were then caught off guard. that led the president to visitor to shore up the relationship facing an uncertain future, more so, now. >> thailand's parliament has voted bhoamgly to raism peachment vote was 11

. >>> barack obama becomes the first u.s. president to become chief justice of india's public day parade. >>> people living on the east coast of the united states brace themselves for a huge snowstorm. >>> and making the history. this woman is about to become the church of england's first female bishop. >>> hello. greece's radical left-wing party has agreed to a deal that gives it enough support in parliament to form a coalition government. the agreement was struck after talks the between the leader alexis tsipras. they are seen as a right-wing grouping on the opposite side of the political spectrum from tsipras told the forces that that would not be a problem. >> now we represent the nation. all the greeks will be together. in europe. thank you very much. >> well of the greek parliament's 300 seats, syriza now holds 149. that is just short of an absolute majority. the new democracy party currently has 76 seats. and the third largest party, the golden dawn party with 17 seats. syriza's party leader was to renegotiate the term

imagÍnate que hubiera salido el presidente barack obama abiertamente a criticar al presidente de mÉxico cualquier ayuda que le da estados unidos a mÉxico. el tratar de castigar al presidente tambiÉn al presidente de mÉxico por su incapaz dado y tal vez por el tema de corrupciÓn, pues tambiÉn en una forma u otra es como cortoarte el pie, afecta los intereses de estados unidos. >>> es hora seÑor wilson de empezar a condiciÓn ar cuestionar si la ayuda estadounidense a mÉxico estÁ yendo a ser bien? >>> bueno hoy en dÍa una parte del apoyo si es condicionado un 15% es condicionado. pero seguimos dando este porcentaje. >>> hay una buena crÍtica, hay pues muchos crÍticos de que si deben cortar esta parte yo no estoy de acuerdo con esto, creo que hay otra oportunidad que es trabajar aÚn mÁs con mÉxico, no cortar la ayuda sino incrementoarlo, y creo que esto es lo que faltÓ de la visita. >>> discusiÓn que tenemos aquÍ en enfoque agradeciÉndole a chris y a pana marÍa siempre su participaciÓn y sus ideas, gracias por estar con nosotros hoy en enfoque. >>> hasta luego. >>> saludos. >>> gracias. >>>

tonight barack obama delivered the sixth state of the union address. the speech marks an opportune moment for the president and his party economic improvement and high approval ratings have produced a new wave of optimism since midterm elections in november. the president highlighted that progress, laid out a vision for his last two years in office. >> at this moment, with the growing economy shrinking deficits bustling industry, booming energy production, we have risen from recretion with the freedom to write our own future than any other nation on earth. it's now up to us to choose who we want to be over the next 15 years and for decades to come. middle class economics works. expanding opportunity works. and these policies will continue to work, as long as politics don't get in the way. in iraq, in syria american leadership including our military power is stopping isil's advance. instead of getting dragged into another ground war in the middle east we are leading a broadcoalition including arab nations to degrade and ultimately destroy the terrorist

barack obama. attend that funeral and walk in with a.t neurotic about it i would do the same thing when michael corely own sent his hedgeman over at the wedding listen get ahold of your life or ill would have to do it. i would winner that statement for whatever passes for moderate islam in this world now. you better get ahold of your problem or we're going to have to do it and be a lot messier if you do it. >> there isn't anybody to get ahold of it. we can isolate countries like pakistan start calling a spade a spade. none so blind as those who cannot hear gunfire ricocheting down a hallway. >> it could be anybody. >> in no, i don't know whether you know this story or not, there was a lawyer who worked for al-sharpton who was charged, i think it was rape. they tropical depression the charges. in the investigation, the cops, the new york city cops found a prescription in the lawyers' house for viagra. but guess whose name was on the prescription label? al sharpton. al sharpton's viagra bottle was in this guy's house. so the cops who hate

barack obama having sat back and amassed his war chest he was never able to recover from the depletion. you can imagine him come as much as he was convinced he would be a great president and he convinced others including chris christie and jeb bush that he was a better candidate, in the end, he just could not get their . interesting these comments these comments he made about the next and a ration, about someone from the next generation. that is not jeb bush who he is endorsing to take the fight hillary clinton. >> eyes i reported, he does not think jeb bush and chris christie the establishment candidates the front runners he does not think they will be the nominee. he thinks jeb bush will be scrutinized. they have problems with the base. he things chris christie can't survive the vetting. he is hoping marco rubio steps up and is a more impressive candidate then currently some believe and sweeps into the white house. >> that makes a perfect segue. the other candidates. one thing that romney said on a call was that if he decided to run he would do well according to the poll. romney look

los congresistas planean un proyecto para despojarlos de un amparo legal que otorgÓ el presidente, barackbama. >> con un enfrentamiento mortal, se han vivido tres dÍas de terror a raÍz de esta situaciÓn. un importante alerta. >> buenas noches. estamos a solo minutos del cierre de trÁnsito vehicular para realizar una obra cometerÁ la seguridad sobre la estructura colgante. >> buscarÁn alternativas porque la cuenta estarÁ cerrado desde la medianoche durante todo el fin semana. >> el puente, estarÁ cerrado al trÁfico desde el viernes a las 11 59 de la noche hasta las cuatro de la maÑana del lunes. >> esta clausura temporal del puente se debe a que se instalarÁ un muro que reemplazarÁ los cuartos de plÁsticos durante los Últimos 50 aÑos. el lunes por la maÑana habrÁ una pared sÓlida que debiera el puente de norte a sur. podrÁ ser reestructurada a diario para crear una lÍnea extra rumbo a san francisco por la maÑana y de igual forma por la tarde para ofrecer un carril mÁs rumbo al norte. >> la razÓn por la cual estamos derribando barreras para evitar coaliciones. tambiÉn, se bajarÁ el lÍmite d