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 th

pase por el proceso. >> he visto su programa muy seguido, todo el tiempo criticas al presidente barack obama>> sÍ, tÚ crÍticas a obama, pero no criticaste igual al presidente bush. >> sÍ lo hice. >> yo vi la entrevista con bush, fue dÉbil. >> ¿quiÉn? >> tÚ disfrutas a bush: "¿dÓnde estÁn las armas de destrucciÓn masiva?", Él te dice: "no lo sé", y tÚ se lo dejaste pasar. >> lo dejÉ en el sentido de que ella quedaba claro que Él y su gobierno no habÍan librado una guerra efectiva en irak. >> no lo trataste igual, no trataste a bush de la misma manera que a obama. >> nuevamente, es tu opiniÓn, yo soy duro con todos. >> eso no es ni justo ni equilibrado. sÍ quieres ser justo y equilibrado tendrÍas que haber sido tan fuerte con los republicanos como lo eres contra los demÓcratas. no lo fuiste. >> si bajo el presidente bush 70% del pÚblico pensarÍa que estamos yendo por el camino equivocado lo habrÍa hecho, pero no era el mismo caso, debido al 11 de septiembre. el 11 de septiembre fue determinante para el gobierno de bush, tienes que saberlo. no fue sino hasta el final que la economÍa colapsÓ y n

nuevamente el presidente barack obama rompe con su promesa a los inmigrantes: hay frustraciÓn con ladecisiÓn de 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

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 have won? >> he did have the advantages extroverts with the ov

julie pace you cover the white house, using that image as barack obama as george w. bush it seems in the closing weeks of the 2014 campaign we thought would be about the economy and obama obamacare, it feels like 2004 when president bush was president. >> when you look at the language the president used when he was at the u.n. last week this say guy who has talked about how even though we have a powerful military we can't fall back at the military. the at the u.n. he says the only language isis understands is the language of force. he calls them a network of death. this language that president barack obama doesn't use that harkens back to axis of evil. he will say and his advisers say this is a different war than the war that bush started but is he looking at military action in the middle east for the last two years of his presidency, that is something he's not going to be happy about. >> let's listen to that. let's listen to that sound bite where the president didn't say axis of evil but you make a key point this is not the barack obama we met in 2008. >> the only la

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,

. >> 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

onto other news now and a much-awaited speech, barack obama has outlined his strategy for taking on and destroying the islamic state organization. obama said he would not hesitate to take action inside syria, as well as in iraq. the president insisted there will be no american troops deployed to combat roles in iraq , but he did warn that eradicating the terrorists will take time. 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

i recall the drunken rants of barack obama sr. and the sounds of whiskey bottles clinking on the floor. barack looked at them calm day. grateful for the interruption. a few seconds of silence my eyes wandered around a mostly empty room, the glossy red and white walls seemed to shout out and greasy plates from the checkered plastic tablecloths. i remember i thought it ironic that we have located it. food arrived almost immediately spicing must fall and rise. not hungry at nibbled at fried dough that. i remember my younker brother who by the way past away a few years before and i had used to make some together. we dropped spoonfuls into boiling oil. our mouth with water as we look at the golden and crisp the doughnuts, expand and filled the kitchen with their sweet smell. as the reading my mind barack stopped eating and turned his eyes on me. i am sorry about david, he said. i think you would have liked him, i replied, glad to change the subject. everyone i know here speaks well of him, barack said, his brown eyes suddenly warm. the

. ♪ 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

. >> 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

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

. >>> hola que tal buenas tardes el presidente barack obama dej a muchos inmigrantes y activistas indignados 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 que le cr a creian y hoy no le creen al p presidente barack obama . >>> decidiÓ no usar su poder j ejecuitivo hasta despues de las elecciones de noviembre . >>> dijo que la crisis de los n niÑos llegando a la frontera sure dejo dudas y que era imp t importante explicar de por que l las acciones administrativas son necesdarias . >>> argumentando que podrÍa e afectar las contiendas reÑidas y perder el control d

president barack obama say they're forming a coalition to combat isis militants in iraq and syria. bama says the goal is to dismantle and destroy the jihadist organization. >>> the airline that had a chartered flight ordered to land in iran says it's examining the cause of the diversion. u.s. officials say iran told the dubai-bound plane to land in bandar abbas due to an out-of-date flight plan. 140 passengers were on board including 100 americans. >>> a fragile cease-fire between ukrainian forces and russian-backed rebels appears to be holding. the truce went into effect at 6:00 p.m. local time friday. artillery fire and explosions continued in the city of donetsk right up until the last minute. >>> well, it's just around 11:30 in the morning in ukraine, and we want to take you now live to the region to get the latest information on the cease-fire. cnn's diana magnay is in the coastal city. die naan diana, you and your crew have been moving around, following these ever-shifting front lines. mariopol was worried it was going to be next, and so far this cease-fire is holding. what ar

i year ago -- a year ago when chemical weapons were being used against the citizens, barack obama had golden opportunity to hit bashar assad where it hurts. al qaeda and other affiliated groups were not as powerful. obama missed a crucial opportunity and the situation now is incredibly, located. -- incredibly complicated. it is important to note that france for now is just participating in airstrikes. there is debate whether to extend that to syria as well. it is important to be clear here. what we are talking about is a war and it will cost a lot of human lives and arab nations participating in this collation is essential. >> and focusing on the fact that there are five other nations for dissipating. but that is right bahrain -- >> that is right, bahrain jordan, saudi arabia, qatar and the united arab emirates. you can see that the u.s. is hailing this alliance, but it's quite competent it. the "washington post" tells us more. these nations have recently been at odds with each other. earlier this year, saudi arabia, the uae, and bahrain withdrew their ambassadors from qatar because t

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

intentionally misled, or misrepresented, we do not air that piece. >> how are the media coveri ini barack obamaare they now that he's a wartime government. >> this is sad. but this is game if they want the job. >> i don't think the main stream media will accept the fact that obama is a wartime president. does diane lee know, it's just another chance to the say i didn't do anything wrong while taking the fifth legally. bill simmons really went off on roguer goodell. he said he didn't know the contents of the video of ray rice punching his fiance then the popular sportswriter dared espn to mess with him. >> if he didn't know what was on that tape, he's a liar, i'm saying he is lying, i think that dude is lying, if you put him up on a lie detector test, that guy would fail. >> to pretend they didn't know is such [ bleep ] bull [ bleep ] i really hope that someone calls me and tells me i'm in trouble. i would say please, call me and say i'm in trouble, i dare you. >> is sports network took that dare, suspending simmons for three weeks for failing to operate within espn's journalistic standards. but

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

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

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

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

there's nothing there. >> the one thing with the op-ed he mentions the names barack obama and hillaryon but it's not about them. he keeps referring in this op-ed to these unnamed republican isolationists. 'not talking about obama or clinton but rand paul and that's who he's trying to attack is rand paul by suggesting rand paul is like barack obama on foreign policy, a clue to republicans you can't like rand paul because he's like barack obama on foreign policy. that's the aim is for rubio wants to show tim himself as part of the national security part of the republican base and to suggest rand paul is outside of that mainstream and that's what the tactic is here. >> thank you very much for that, perry bacon and thank you beth fouhy. we'll talk to seth molten who served for four years of duty, military duty in iraq and this week he was in the marines and this week he won the democratic primary against nine-term incumbent senator john tierney up in massachusetts. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine i

andarÍa un discurso, fernando pizarro nos habla sobre el sentir de que barack obama sea retrasado las activistas dicen estar cansadas de que el gobierno posterior que >> si obama puede retrasar algo que nos gusta >> segÚn ellas siguen sin hacer nada >> ya estamos hartos de que nos mientan y quien juega sucio con nosotros polÍticos y que ya es tiempo entonces que nos en una lÍnea. >> en su discurso el presidente obama no se refiriÓ a la postergaciÓn de acciones ejecutivas >> exigieron que le presiento, cubre su palabra el 30 de junio imitaban ejecutivas y meramente despuÉs de las elecciones y antes de fin de aÑo, los republicanos acusan que presidente demorÓ las agencias que las escenas ejecutivas para ahorrar demÓcratas a ser reelectos el senado estuvo a un voto de aprobar la medida que habrÍa evitado que presidente expondrÁ y son diferidas >> >> esos partes sigue personando la migraciÓn obama apoyarÁ el anuncio de acciones ejecutivas sobre inmigraciÓn. >> invita la comunidad consulado mÓvil que serÁ celebrado el 23 de septiembre en atlantis city se ofrecerÁn servicios consulares

tras la primera ejecuciÓn, el mismo presidente barack obama reconociÓ que no tenÍa una estrategia paraerman por este reportaje. precisamente una encuesta muestra que la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses, el 54%, piensa que el presidente barack obama no estÁ siendo suficientemente fuerte en materia de polÍtica exterior, mientras que un 36% opina que le parece bien lo que estÁ haciendo. pero para entender lo que se estÁ viviendo en el medio oriente invitamos a uno de los corresponsales de guerra que ha visto en carne propia la brutalidad de los extremistas del grupo isis. es karl penhaul, periodista de la cadena cnn. karl se encuentra en estos momentos en londres, nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite. karl penhaul, muchÍsimas gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> buenas noches, aquÍ desde londres. >> dÉjame empezar la entrevista preguntÁndote por quÉ isis, el estado islÁmico, por quÉ mata periodistas, por quÉ no mata soldados, por quÉ mata periodistas norteamericanos. >> me parece que estos han sido de blancos de oportunidad mÁs bien, o sea, porque la cantidad de periodistas han entrado en siria desde l

. >> 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

has continued to move left, to the left of barack obama on foreign followcy and economic inequalitylary clinton doesn't have real answers, she could create the conditions in which a nobody or a very little known candidate rises up and challenges her from the left. >> we shall see. it's going to be interesting to see the review, the monday morning quarterbacking tomorrow after a steak fry. i've never been to a steak fry. >> it's high in calories. >> wait until they have the fried twinkies. >>> did you know it's been 200 years since the star-spangled banner was written? we'll take a look at the big party that will be held to honor our national anthem's buy centennial. in the nation... the safest feature in your car is you. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. which for you, shouldn't be a problem. just another way we put members first because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? what

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

president barack obama has made an impassioned plea to the international community to join the u.s.-led coalition to fight what he called the islamic state network of death. >> obama addressed the united nations general assembly on the heels of airstrikes against the islamic state in syria. >> he touched on a variety of foreign-policy issues. 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. o

¿por quÉ a estados unidos y al presidente barack obama parece que los tomaron por sorpresa?e 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 especie de censura o autocens

her relationship to the country, and now michelle obama is a star-- a bigger star, even, than barack obama. ( laughing ) what's going... >> well again, i spent seven years in hyde park, so i'm not that surprised to discover that michelle obama might... >> hinojosa: okay, hyde park, south side of chicago where barack obama and his family lived up until they moved to the white house. it's where you lived for seven years. it's where i actually spent, you know, 20 years of my life growing up. >> that's right, that's right. >> hinojosa: strange little place, but hyde park and michelle obama because... >> so michelle obama was working at the university of chicago during my years there. she was a fixture in the neighborhood. 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

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

>> next, president obama's half-brother talks about his relationship the president industries barack obama'stake on their history it appears from transfer my father. this is a little over an hour. >> at evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to barnes and noble. mark obama ndesandjo, our special guest this evening is the half-brother of president barack obama. in his new book mark offers another terms of their father, once married to barack's mother denmark's jewish-american mother, ruth. a kenyan born american pianist, writer of businessmen, mark uses talents to work with orphans and is donating a portion of the profits of this book to promote art education among needy children around the globe. please join me in welcoming mark obama ndesandjo. [applause] >> hello, everyone. how are you doing today? i am so very honored to be here at barnes & noble. this is the first time in the united states than i am overwhelmed by the interest as well as -- i guess i've got to stay here. okay, it's not okay? okay, great. my book is "an obama's journey" by discovery through cross cultures. the reason i wr

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,

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

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attempting to demean barack obama and the west.6 mr. a refused to help pro-democracy forces in iran believing that appeasing the mullahs would leave to detente it didn't work. iran continues to defy the world on nukes. president obama backed off from taking action against syrian tie rant assad and didn't arm moderate forces fighting him. the result iran is still in power. mr. obama could not convince iraq to allow u.s. troops to stay under a protected arrangement? the result, we pulled out and the iraqi government under maliki collapsed, allowing isis to occupy much of that country. and finally by announcing the withdrawal of u.s. troops in afghanistan, the president has emboldened the taliban and destabilized hard fought gains made by nato forces. all over the world, the decline of american power is causing chaos. china is on the march. africa is under siege by muslim extremists, egypt, libya and pakistan in chaos. that is is the back drop for tonight's foreign policy speech by the president. himself under siege by the american people w

. >> 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

you were with barack obama last time.f hillary clinton does run, is she going to be your candidate. >> say that again? >> if hillary clinton does run, was she your democrat. she wasn't last time. >> i still didn't understand. >> if she runs for president, are you going to endorse her? you didn't last time and you chose barack obama. >> the most important thing i have to say is this and i talked to hillary and bill about this. she is focused on winning the 2014 elections. she is focused on keeping control of the united states senate and electing democrats. she will be doing that between now and election day. after that will be plenty of time for her to decide if she wants to run or not. i don't feel it's proper to force her to do something. let her make up her mind and make the decision and after that we will see what happens. >> okay. senator tom hark in. sorry for the audio problems out there. it's great to see you. what a career. i know this is not the end, just a different passage. we will talk in the coming months and

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

people agreed with mitt romney more than they agreed with barack obama but they voted for barack obamase barack obama had successfully defined his opponent as an unacceptable replacement. people said are you happy with what you have. no. the president said that's fine. but the other guy is a vampire and he shifts his money overseas and that's unacceptable. democrats are going to outspend republicans pretty substantially. right now it is very heaven. republicans hope they can catch up a little bit in the en. but democrats are dumping cash into this election to try to save the senate. in rates like iowa where it is very competitive. there's a difficult race. democrats and billionaire allies spend money attacking republicans for being bought by billionaire allies. and so it has -- the money does a double feature. it creates a perception that republicans have more money, which they don't, and it paints senate candidates like joni earnst has somehow the hand maiden of big destroys. it helps skew numbers. people say i'd rather have a republican than a democrat, i don't like barack obama, but

president barack obama prodded the international community to do more. >> we are not doing enough.rybody has the best of intentions, but people are not putting in the kind of resources that are necessary to put a stop to this epidemic. there is still a significant gap between where we are and where we need to be. >> health systems in the worst hit countries of liberia, sierra leone and guinea are overwhelmed. with more doctors, nurses, and medical supplies desperately needed. the centers for disease control says it's possible that over a million people could become infectedded by next year. sierra leone's president speaking by video conference told the assembly his country can't fight the deadly virus on its own. >> a disease like ebola can no longer be dealt with in isolations by just one isolated country in one isolated corner of the world. >> reporter: for poor countries that only recently escaped from conflict and civil war, the implications of a continuing epidemic go well beyond health. the economy and security are also at risk which is why the world bank pledged $400 million