>> well, that is an interesting point because barack obama talked about income inequality. republicans and others noted that the gap has only gotten worse. when you press the obama administration he says it is years and years in the making and he is trying to turn it around. hillary clinton may be saying there is a criticism with the administration and her saying she will have policies that will make it better for the middle class. that will all be debated in the days ahead. but i certainly think you are right, saying the deck is stacked in all of that, that is really great rhetoric to maybe bring in middle class voters. but on the other hand, they're going to want to know about the policies and the substance not just the rhetoric. let's not forget, hillary clinton was tripped up during the book tour when she said months ago this would be about the middle class and saying something about she was flat broke, was quickly torn up because of the book deals, turned out the clintons were not exactly middle class. so she has a lot of work to do in states like this right here in iow

y vino un desconocido, barack obama y la gente dijo: vamos con Él.Úsica] ♪ !ya lo tengo¡ cena romántica en la rueda de la fortuna. ♪ si, los guardias se enojaron un poco. ¿pero saben qué? después de ver esa sonrisa ¿a quién le importa? ♪ el audaz camry 2015. la decisión que te lleva donde quieres estar. toyota. vayamos juntos. cinco granos enteros... ... y un toquecito de dulzura. multigrain cheerios. [mÚsica] jorge: fue acusada de casarse diez veces en once aÑos sin divorciarmente de al menos de cuatro de sus esposos. todos sus esposos son de medio oriente y se cree que se casÓ con varios de ellos para traerlos legalmente a estados unidos. en un determinado momento estuvo casada con ocho de ellos al mismo tiempo y muchos se preguntan por quÉ tomÓ tanto tiempo a las autoridades percatarse de este aparente fraude. el informe de la mujer de los diez maridos. >> tras dar el sÍ a diez hombres, la dominicana barrientos compareciÓ ante un juez donde fue instruÍda de varios cargos criminales. barrientos fue acusada de mentir en la solicitud para su licencia

abril, comenzÓ en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas, un histÓrico apretÓn de manos entre barack obamacastro. siguen los enfrentamientos entre partidarios y opositores del rÉgimen cubano. con vientos de hasta 200 millas por hora un tornado dejÓ enormes pÉrdidas en illinois. la tecnologÍa permitirÁ que la fallecida cantante selena vuelva a los escenarios. y comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision" ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal, muy buenas noches, hoy se inaugurÓ en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas. la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos de diferencia al entrar. juan carlos varela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mandela, en esta ocasiÓn tiene un sign

la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos dearela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mandela, en esta ocasiÓn tiene un significado mÁs grande porque serÁ en medio de una negociaciÓn que podrÍa llevar al deshielo definitivo entre cuba y estados unidos. es la noticia del momento. galo: son las primeras imÁgenes de un breve y risueÑo encuentro entre los gobernantes de estados unidos y cuba, ya se estrecharon la mano y compartieron en la antesala de la inauguraciÓn de la cumbre de las amÉricas. todos los invitados presenciaron el histÓrico momento. mÁs adelante, dos simpÁticos niÑos fueron los anfitriones y pidieron democracia a los 35 mandatarios presentes. por mÁs de cinco dÉcadas los mandatarios de estados unidos y

can i just -- >> you told me time and time again that barack obama let you down because he wasn't readyr the office. >> obama has -- >> he let you down. >> let me tell you obama has done before we continue to talk about his failures as president. i'll tell you where he's not let me town. because if we're grading thats from city, lowest unemployment -- i'm talking about a seven year scorecard. lowest unemployment we have seen in my lifetime. health care legislation that is a break through legislation. time will still tell whether this is -- >> we're talking about foreign policy and national security i thought. >> i could debate this all day. >> can i finish my point? >> no this is about inexperience. >> but one thing is a report card. he saved the auto industry. he opened up cuba. he killed osama bin laden. is this a very very successful presidency. save what he's thousand doing with iran. but my point about -- >> donny deutsche has just made the argument that marco rubio can be president. >> i separate those two men. i look at that man and for some reason, i do not want him sitting acro

you don't ever want to underestimate michelle obama. >> if barack obama's not president of the united states what is michelle obama doing today? >> she's probably not riding around with the secret service. exactly. thinking of all the things she's not allowed to do. she sat out after she graduated from law school and after she had a brief experience in corporate law to try to make a difference on the south side particularly with disadvantaged communities, communities that she had known very well growing up. it certainly appears that that's what she wants to keep doing after she leaves the white house. she said she'll focus on education, which she calls one of the most important civil -- >> when you hear education, but is there a specific thing? and we know what the president, i think my brother's keep we know what he wants to go with it and wants to make it post presidential. does she have a separate track? >> i think she is very consistent with the notion of expanding opportunity with what i call in the book unstacking the deck a little bit. it is not at all clear she's exactly what

. >> cumbre histÓrica gran expectativa ante un posible encuentro del presidente barack obama, no solornante cubano, sino que tambiÉn con la disidencia tenemos lo Último. >> divorciÓ digital un tribunal da luz verde a una mujer para que se divorcie a travÉs de facebook, sentara esto un precedente? >> este es noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes comenzamos en jalisco que fue escenario de uno de los ataques mÁs sangrientos contra de fuerza pÚblica. >> ayer un grupo armado emboscÓ a un convoy de la policÍa, cobrando la vida de 15 agentes, christina tiene mÁs informaciÓn te escuchaste. >> marÍa josÉ el ataque ha generado indignaciÓn aquÍ en mÉxico en jalisco es una escalada en la violencia, ahÍ las autoridades habÍa dicho que se estaban preparando para otra posibilidad venganza del crimen organizado. >> los vehÍculos quemados que segÚn las autoridades sirvieron de trampa mortal amanecieron abandonados en la carretera el gobierno confirmaba 15 agentes muertos y 5 heridos. >> todos serÁn honrados y recordados como hÉroes que e

entÉrese en el encuentro de raÚl castro y barack obama, un encuentro histÓrico.a: una dramÁtica persecuciÓn en san francisco. periodista: deja como saldo a una mujer sin vida, le contamos. un hombre en san francisco le dio un puÑetazo a su hijo, ahora enfrentarÁ a la justicia. ♪♪ locutor: es hora de noticiero en espaÑol mÁs visto del Área de la bahÍa. ramÓn: en san francisco una persecuciÓn tuvo fatales consecuencias para una mujerque fue atropellada por los sospechosos. la vÍctima fue identificada. ramÓn: periodista: aquÍ me encuentro en la intersecciÓn de las calles california, a pocos metros de donde estoy fue atropellada la mujer que fue pactada por el vehÍculo que se dio a la fuga. la policÍa ha dicho que han hablado con el padre de la mujer quien les ha dicho que hagan todo lo posible por dar con los sospechosos que le quitaron la vida a su hija. la bÚsqueda de pistas era intensa en el mortal episodio en san francisco. ella estaba cruzando la calle cerca de la esquina de california cuando recibiÓ el impacto. le dio la impresiÓn que el parabrisas estaba seri

. >> edgardo muchos saludos desde panamÁ, castro y presidente barack obama se juntaron en un salÓn auentros que marca el fin de un distanciamiento de mÁs de diez dÉcadas castro afirmÓ que estaba dispuesto hablar de todo el proceso hacia la normalizaciÓn, dijo que estaba de acuerdo con lo expresado por el presidente barack obama quien dijo que despuÉs de 50 aÑos de polÍtica que dice que no han funcionado es el momento de intentar algo nuevo, y mÁs temprano en el dÍa la presencia de cuba por primera vez aquÍ, dio la oportunidad al mandatario que usted pan, dijo castro que como le debÍan 6 cumbres pidiÓ permiso para hablar mÁs de 8 minutos que todos los lÍderes tenÍan que hablar, terminÓ hablando 48 minutos lori tiene un resumen lo que pasÓ en el centro de convenciÓn, muy buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes josÉ los 35 jefes de gobierno que estuvieron aquÍ hoy, expresaron una idea comÚn en su deserciÓn es querer vivir en una regiÓn, dÓnde haya estabilidad para todos entre tanto, aquÍ afuera del centro de convenciÓn se vivieron momentos de tensiÓn con miembros de la prensa. >> presidente bar

barack obama at the time it was not the right time. this president has said to strategically navigate so that he could successfully get a 2nd term. i think bill clinton was the hope of this time, a visitor in the book the president you have accounts from the e-mail crossing out certain words they were close to apology. i just cannot believe it. they were close but it did not have. >> host: april you have covered the white house through this prism but you are also an american. your mom. not that small anymore. and you come from a strong, close family. do you vote? some reporters don't. how do don't. how do you handle your own personal political beliefs? >> guest: l that you say that. some distinction. so strong in their feelings. i am an objective reporter. we talk about being a woman, the strength of all woman. at the same time a reporter. sometimes that comes off and when it does i do vote. i'm not telling you who i vote for. [laughter] >> host: i live in the district of columbia where we can register as the party but you vote in prim

>> i think so. >> or barack obama. >> or barack obama? i think so. this time as i've pointed out, in the piece she's running very much on being a woman and not as much on her experience in many ways what dianne feinstein was just saying you need to run on your experience because you're up against all these newbies who didn't really know as much as you do, tick particularly about foreign policy. >> the problem is she was running against a newbie in 2008 and it didn't go very well. the other thing that i think is so interesting, everybody's talking about how this time they're going to see the real hillary. this time she'll get a glitter personality show. that's why she's doing these smaller venues. maybe where she's a little more accessible. >> that's right. let her kindness and sense of humor come out a little bit more. i do agree with what we saw in the piece which is that a lot of people just have perceptions about who hillary clinton is. they're not going to be changed -- except for -- and this is something her campaign is so in tune with -- there

she's not going to run from barack obama the way that many in the senatorial candidates in 2014 ran fromnt obama. rather she's going to run on her own ideas. she has enough currency not to need to run behind somebody but to run ahead. i don't think -- it is a different campaign. >> what did she accomplish as secretary of state? >> well, first of all, you forget what state the world was in before -- look think about gaza and how -- >> yeah with be think about benghazi. and boko haram. >> it's got to be dealt with because republicans and democrats on that intelligence committee both agreed that that benghazi report said that there was absolutely nothing more she could have done and there was absolutely nothing she was at fault for. but i think that the congresswoman raised another issue that is going to be critical for hillary clinton, which is the re-introduction of who she is. this isn't just bill clinton's wife. i mean this is a woman who her entire career has been fighting for children and families and every aspect of her career. and i'm comforted by one stat i recently saw which is th

jorge: la gran oportunidad es la reuniÓn entre reciente barack obama y raÚl castro si esto ocurriera,este tipo como dijo en la conversaciÓn que tuvo con el presidente castro en diciembre, se trata de la necesidad de tener una relaciÓn mÁs constructiva para trabajar asuntos que son de interÉs propio entre dos vecinos pero sabiendo que vamos a seguir con diferencias importantes y que vamos a seguir defendiÉndonos los valores en relaciÓn a la democracia esto serÍa parte de la conversaciÓn pero podrÍamos hablar acerca de cÓmo podemos trabajar para crear condiciones mejores para nuestro pueblo y nuestras naciones. jorge: uso tuvo que ver entre las relaciones diplomÁticas con cuba y estados unidos le sorprenderÁ rápido que estÁn cambiando? su liga: nosotros sabemos que habÍa mucho interÉs en ambos paÍses para seguir con este mejoramiento en tÉrminos de intercambio entre los pueblos de estados unidos y cuba, pensamos que serÍa algo muy importante, es importante que ahora el pueblo cubano estÁ gozando de lo que querÍamos que ellos sintieran de este mejoramiento el ingreso de mÁs recursos para

¿cÓmo prepara usted al presidente barack obama para una reuniÓn como esta? ¿quÉ dice? de tener una nueva relaciÓn mÁs constructiva, tambiÉn para trabajar asuntos que son de interÉs propio y de interÉs mutuo entre los vecinos, pero tambiÉn sabiendo que vamos a seguir con diferencias importantes y que vamos a seguir defendiendo nuestros valores en relaciÓn a la democracia, a los derechos humanos, y que esto claramente serÍa parte de la conversaciÓn, pero tambiÉn podrÍamos hablar acerca de cÓmo podemos trabajar para crear condiciones mejores para nuestros pueblos y para nuestras relaciones. >> sr. zÚÑiga, usted tuvo muchÍsimo que ver en las negociaciones para la reanudaciÓn de las relaciones diplomÁticas entre cuba y los estados unidos. ¿le sorprende lo rÁpido que estÁn cambiando? >> no, la verdad es que nosotros sabÍamos que había mucho interÉs en ambos paÍses para seguir con este mejoramiento en tÉrminos de intercambio entre los pueblos de los estados unidos y de cuba, que nosotros pensamos que serÍa algo muy importante de nuestro punto de vista, es importante que ahora

, hay que aclarar que la demanda que pusieron las 26 estados contra de decisiÓn del presidente barack obamao mirista, revelÓ que 78% los hispanos apoya a los alivio de inmigraciÓn, la mayorÍa considera que la reforma migratoria tiene que discutirse ya ahora, sin embargo estÁn divididos sobre si tiene que incluir un camino o no hacia la ciudadanÍa, rogelio mora-tagle tiene mÁs detalles. >> el camino a la ciudadanÍa es un requisito que no se discute para los grupos que exigen una reforma migratoria sin embargo esta encuesta de telemundo dice que hay un gran porcentaje casi la mitad de las historias panes que apoyarÍan la reforma migratoria aÚn sin el camino a la ciudadanÍa ♪ . >> son madres de familia, indocumentadas y todas comparten el mismo temor. >> que lo deporten a uno y sus hijos de uno. >> saben que una reforma migratoria cambiarÍa sus vidas de acuerdo con una uno cuesta de telemundo nbc y la universidad mirista, mÁs de 80% los hispanos piensa que es una prioridad para el actual gobierno, el 59% cree que el tema se tiene que otra entrar inmediatamente. >> yo quisiera algo, aunque sea

barack obama dijo que ayer hablÓ con la viuda del rehÉn estadounidense y el primer ministro de italiaal porque estÁ dentro de las polÍticas antiterroristas. el presidente barack obama ha decidido desclasificar parte de la infsmaciÓn porque segÚn sus palabras las familias merecen conocer toda la verdad. es lo que tengo por ahora. regreso contigo, marÍa elena. marÍa: muchas gracias. el senado confirmÓ hoy a loretta linch como nueva procuradora general. linch de 55 aÑos de edad es la primera mujer afroamericana en ocupar este puesto. ratificada con 56 votos a favor y 43 en contra. la mayorÍa discrepancia que enfrentÓ linch con los senadores republicanos fue negarse a calificrar de ilegales los alivios migratorios del presidente barack obama. >> el exdirector de la cia fue condenado a dos aÑos de libertad vigilada y una multa de cien mil dÓlares por entregar material secreto a su amante. dirigiÓ la agencia desde setiembre de 20 11 aceptÓ declararse culpable por retirar sin autorizaciÓn y conservar material clasificado. >> la alarma de la casa del presidente george bush padre estuvo descom

vino barack obama, la gente dijo nos vamos con Él.ersona que sea confiable. fabiÁn: en el partido republicano los candidatos ninguno ha sido autÉntico, cambian sus posiciones, cambian sus posturas, lo importante del partido republicano es que marco rubio, jeff bush son personas que tienen muchos problemas con sus caracteres, asÍ tambiÉn como sus posturas polÍticas que no solamente son anti latinos, tienen otros problemas muy serios. jorge: volvemos a hablar seguramente en los prÓximos 19 meses que nos faltan para las elecciones presidenciales. quisiera decir antes, que tuvo una rosario marÍn, usted le abriÓ el camino a todos ellos, gracias por estar en el programa. al volver el primer encuentro entre el presidente barack obama y raÚl castro, despuÉs del establecimiento de relaciones entre cuba y los estados unidos. desde panamÁ fÉlix nos lo cuenta. ♪ para crear un riquísimo sándwich de subway, comenzamos con pan recién horneado; tierna pechuga de pavo, asada a la perfección; genoa salami; pepperoni picosito; provolone derretido; verdu

he wrote a program on occidental and relationship to barack obama. want to show you his promo of that. then ask you why you wrote about occidental and barack obama. >> we spent the entire day on the campus of occidental college , whose claim to fame this day is that the president-elect, barack obama spent the first two years of his undergraduate college experience at occidental college. during this day we spent there, we not only met his very first political science professor, but we actually stood on the very steps barack obama stood on to make his first political speech ever. we also visited his exact dorm room. it is still there. in one piece. i've got inside information about his dorm daze with one of his dorm roommates from back then. brian lamb: promoting his program on occidental and barack obama. you wrote about a dvd. explain. andrew ferguson: he did a segment about occidental college and barack obama. you can see from that, he was such a wonderful television presence. he was so enthusiastic about things. it went right through the screening

president barack obama saying that relations between u.s. and cuba is not obama's fault. obama said that he's ready to remove cuba from the terrorism list of sponsors j in my opinion president obama is an honest man. he is a humble man and i think his way of being is in keeping with this humble origins. >> i become impassioned,, i can't help it. i apologize to president obama who has no responsibility for these events that took place. >> there were ten presidents before him who were president when these events happened. >> let us go to our diplomatic editor james bays, who has been following events in panama city. if barack obama had wanted somebody to support him the difficult political convention, he couldn't have asked for a bigger fan that raul castro, could he? >> absolutely, david. remember that this process of when u.s. and cube only started in december four months ago. and those words that you heard there from the cuban president would have been unthinkable at any point before december, any point for the last 50 years. those words of endorsement of an u.s. preside

histórico >> efectivamente es un viaje cargado de mucho simbolismo porque tanto el presidente barack obamao qmencionabas , ahora el papa confirmó su mismo vaije >> la francisco mania se trasladara a cuba en septiembre >> nosotros felices que venga seria el segundo papa en muy poco tiempo que viene a cuba >> el vaticano confirmó (ver información en pantalla) >> juan pablo ii visito la isla en 1998, y benedicto xvi hace 2 años en 2012 rodolfo dice que ambos trajeorn bendiciones >> nos van a dar las bendiciones, la necesitamos nosotros >> el arzobispo de miami estuvo en las dos visitas papales anteriores >> juan pablo ii el lema de su visita fue menasjero de paz y de esperanza eso eslo que hace falta en cuba >> es que el papa francisco fue una pieza clave en el acercamento diplomatico >> bergoglio visitó cuba con el papa juan pablo en su condición de cardenal >> espera que traiga esperanza >> es un apoyo la gente de cuba es cariñoso, no vamos a mezclar los politicos >> los temas politicos serán ineludibles >> si, serán ineludibles porque el papa francisco ha confirmado el embargo del gobierno

castro y el presidente barack obama durante la cumbre de las amÉricas.er dÍa mientras maduro habla suenan las cacerolas. un individuo pone en jaque al capitolio, se suicidÓ y las autoridades descartan que se trata de un atentado terrorista. al mismo tiempo, se dan a conocer imÁgenes del misterioso testigo que lo acompaÑaba antes de su muerte. los habitantes de californias preparan para los cortes de agua ante la extrema sequÍa, las multas serÍan de hasta 10.000 $. comenzamos con ♪ >> este es el noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. >> muy buenas tardes para todos. hoy aquÍ en este centro de convenciones en la ciudad de panamÁ durante 12 minutos y 30 segundos se escribiÓ una nueva pÁgina para la historia. ese fue el tiempo que durÓ la reuniÓn entre barack obama y raÚl castro una reuniÓn entre el jefe de estado de los estados unidos y cuba. que no se presentaba hace mÁs de 50 aÑos. este encuentro creÓ gran expectativa de la cumbre comenzÓ a eso de las 12:46 de la tarde y termina cerca de las 2:58. como detalle curioso en esta oportunidad a diferencia de lo qu

and barack obama won. can that kind of atmosphere work in the democratic party? >> sure it can. it's also not just the win it's the spin i should say. you can come in second or third and win. look what happened between romney and santorum. he was still there at the end of the day because of what he did there. at the same time when romney said i won it took away momentum from sanl san santorum. >> it's sometimes difficult to convince the candidates to see this as a 19-month process as opposed to they got to get out there, move up today. >> you know when your staff get tired of your speech. ohio, new hampshire new hampshire, south carolina, talking to donors nonstop marco rubio knows that. he got into this race when he was in single digits against an incumbent governor and he beat him. we'll see how it goes. >> we also had a leading republican jeb bush showing up at same events now they are campaigning for the same thing. how does that hold up? >> they still have a lot in common still friends on the campaign

president barack obama called on police across america to do some soul-searching over how they handle blacks us ex. speaking after a meeting, he also condemned the rioting. obama: that is not a protest. that is not a statement. a handful of people taking advantage of a situation to their own purposes and they need to be treated as criminals. >> it seems this woman feels the same way. she has been hailed for the public punishment dished out to a young man presumed to be her son. the video has gone viral online. brian: we are joined now by our correspondent richard walker. president obama says it is time to do some soul-searching. what our community leaders saying right now? what are people saying when so very wrong in baltimore last night? richard: a lot of people are talking about those words from barack obama. it has really been the center of the unrest over the past couple of days. you can see right behind me there is the police line. riot police standing there. rather military looking police vehicles trying to keep the peace here. there have been one or two little flashes of violen

that's something barack obama was able to do. there's one thing to be populus but to be aspirational. >> she'll have history on her side. she will say i will be the first woman president. if you look at the demographics in the country, that's powerful, a nice weapon to have. it has to be personal. robby mook, she has more high tech people, john podesta can walk in the room and say no to hillary clinton. she's the candidate. she'll have to set the tone. robby mook said in a statement the campaign distributed. this is not about hillary clinton, not about us, of course it is, of course it is, we are humble. we take nothing for granted. we are never afraid to lose. yes, you are. we are out to compete and fight for every vote. we know this campaign will be won on the ground. >> i followed one of my favorite writers, me. in 2013 i wrote a memo to hillary. people like her, think she needs to get her authentic self out there. they wrote through me in this memo to her, she needs to be accessible, vulnerable, small and scrappy campaign, sh

basically, painting him as a republican answer to barack obama.non-white, a really good speaker, someone who is talking about generational change but did not have the kind of governing experience to back it up. the rubio folks will argue a different scenario -- he was the speaker of the florida house has done more policy innovations than obama. mark: it has been announced that rubio will do an interview after his event on monday. guess who he is doing it with? jonathan: mark halperin and john heilemann. mark: guess again. jonathan: sean hannity. mark: correct. nicely done, jonathan martin. thank you. we will be right back. ♪ john: we are only on the tube a half hour a day. we are live 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com where we have the beginning of our poll story roll-out. mark: up next, "taking stock" and on radio, it's "bloomberg law." sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello. i am pimm fox. u.s. stocks rallied today. the s&p 500 closed within 1% of its record, and the markets moved higher. it was helped by g.e.'s 10% jump coming after the company announced a $50 bi

barack obama talked about executive experience. the governors have experience that are have close it the president. bush perry. you have chris christie. >> and bobbie jindal. you have people who are not of washington and have the executive experience. that's one of the -- the brackets will shift. one day you are in this bracket and the other day you are in this bracket. >> rand paul, for a second, we saw in that video a very smooth kind of presentation. but in the interviews, we have seen a testyness that they went after each other. gwen: asked some questions. >> she asked some questions about changes in his position and he argued with the premise that he ever had. what have we learned in the course of this? >> i think what we have learned is she is a little testy. had problems with male and female reporters. voters don't like the press. so it's very possible to think they should start picking at him. but when mike huckabee says welcome to the big leagues, when he said this in response to rand paul's behavior, his argument is if yo

it's hard to see a barack obama lurking anywhere.e of those could say this could cause some trouble, pat buchanan trouble for instance. >> i heard both jim webb and martin o'malley appearing but i think before either of them has cause problems she's got to make a few more mistakes as she did on the level of the e-mail controversy. >> her most formidable rival may be hillary clinton. >> totally. >> you don't see o'malley or webb gaining tractions even a contrarian state like new hampshire. >> i think politics affords a vacuum. i don't think it's as easy as it looks at a time like this. there will be a moment which somebody will look as if they're a plausible alternative and we will all explore that possibility but it's hard to see right now. i do !.jnñ though if there's some serious stump knowledge there's still the joe biden question on the horizon. is the vice president preparing himself to step in and save the party from itself if somebody terrible happens? probably. >> don't forget john kerry. >> how about al gore. >> he may be to

president barack obama heads to a meeting with raul castro. hello and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth peranem. also ahead houthis on the border of yemen. u.n. asks syria to close the are refugee camp. >> and in new york. >> u.s. president barack obama says his meeting with cuban president raul castro could be a turning point in u.s. relations with cuba and the region. they met at the summit of the americas on saturday. it's the first formal talk of the leaders of the two countries in five decades. our latin american editor lucia newman has more from panama city. >> it was a meeting of symbol symbolisms. >> we continue to make progress towards fulfilling our shared commitments, to formally reestablish diplomatic relations and i've called on congress to begin working to lift the embargo that's been in place for decades. >> immediately addressed all of his hems hemispheric peers. >> translator: foifergforgive me but passion flows from my pours when i think about a revolution. how many were there ten in my o

cumplir 44 aÑos senador en el 2008 cuando el partido republicano criticaba al entonces senador barack obamaun presidente que sea lÍder durante tiempos difÍciles que tengo la experiencia y historial importante y desearan los republicanos en ese momento eso no es el senador barack obama. >>> ese no es el senador rubio en estos momentos. >>> hay una diferencia entre la historial de ambos, primero yo he estado en el gobierno casi 16 aÑo sus decir primero en el gobierno local, nueve leyes en la lejos tÚ de la florida. presidente de la cÁmara de representantes. y despuÉs, en el senado y voy a cumplir 6 aÑos en el senado antes de ser presidente asÍ que tengo trayectoria polÍtica mÁs amplÍa de lo que tuvo el presidente barack obama cuando Él aspirÓ senzdor usted se ha apuesta rae forma de salud, millones con de hispanos se han beneficiado de esos seguros mÉdi mÉdicos que antes no tenÍan quÉ propio nep ayudo eliminarÍa obamacare. >>> es un sistema que le estÁ creando mÁs problemas para todavÍa por las personas que se estÁn inscribiendo escucho de esto, los mÉdico consulten Ían antes no pueden ir a e

if you are barack obama, do you want joe biden for the next two years to be upset with you because you gave early endorsement on hillary clinton. on hillary clinton's part he shoe doesn't want obama's endorsement. do you think in july of next year she is going to wanted to be seen as the third term for barack obama. she is grateful for him sitting on the sideline and once he formally endorses her when she secures the nomination we will see -- he is going to be trying to give her the endorsement and she is going to try to run away with it. even though she played intimate role in defining the failed policy of this administration. don't make too much of this. do you really want joe biden at your doorstep every day of the west wing mr. president why didn't you even give me a chance? this would be painful. don't make much of this. this is kabuki theater. >> i will make nothing of it because you just convinced me. thank you, karl. >> you bet. >> straight ahead. this must have prime minister netanyahu fit to be tied. lifting a ban on missile cells on iran. when you do business everywhere, the

she got trounced by barack obama and lost to john edwards. it's note worth bring that that's her first stop right? >> reporter: it certainly is. i think talking to clinton supporters dana you get the sense that you learn from your mistakes. no one in hillary clinton fledgling, if you will campaign is talking about it right now. one of the great mistakes of 2008 was not getting off to a good start. right here in iowa she was outorganized by then senator barack obama and connecting with people means meeting them where they live talking to them on their own level. we've already seen some of that from that mission statement that came out in advance of this expected announcement. the expectation now is that they're going to try to show a more humble hillary clinton willing to fight for every vote. the rollout seen as a soft start, a humble beginning if you will. what to expect on the ground assuming that announcement does come today, democratic strategists telling me they expect an extraordinarily tightly controlled and stage managed campaign with

ese fue el tiempo que durÓ la reuniÓn entre barack obama y raÚl castro. de estado de estados unidos y cuba que no se presentaban hace mÁs de 50 aÑos. este encuentro que era la gran expectativa de la cumbre de las amÉricas comenzÓ a eso de las 12:46 de la de la tarde y terminÓ cerca de las 2:58. como detalle curioso en esta oportunidad a diferencia de lo que ocurriÓ la plenaria obama hablÓ mÁs que castro. obama hablÓ durante siete minutos y 30 segundos, raÚl castro lo hizo durante cuatro minutos. escuchemos algunas de las palabras del mandatario cubano. raÚl: no hay que hacerse ilusiones, tenemos muchas diferencias. es una historia complicada la de nuestros paÍses. pero estamos dispuestos a avanzar tal como Él estÁ diciendo. periodista: mucho mÁs parco estuvo la reuniÓn, hablo sÓlo cuatro minutos mientras en la plenaria de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se realizÓ en horas de la maÑana hablÓ durante 48 minutos. por su parte barack obama dijo entre otras cosas, lo siguiente: que es un momento histÓrico aunque complicado debido a los muchos aÑos de desconfian

now, you would think barack obama would be angry and would begin punishing those who are humiliating doesn't have to be anything dramatic. he can just use his power to make their lives uncomfortable. talking points believes president obama does not gave fig about being disrespected by enemies oversees. he doesn't care. on the isis authorization, the president did very little to convince congress it was necessary so again it looks to me it was all a show. he doesn't care much about the authorization to fight isis. as always, i could be wrong, i can't read the president's mind. but one thing is certain. not since jimmy carter has an american president been so diminished throughout the world. there is little fear of president obama. the bad guys are running wild and, of course, this situation lessens the perception of american power. and that's always dangerous in an evil world. today, the senate foreign relations committee voted unanimously 19-0 to compel president obama to bring the iranian nuke treaty to the full congress for approval. the committee's bill now goes to the full senate

the president barack obama it was not the right time for him i guess. but to strategically navigate successfully the with them the right time. it was the hope to be an apology and in the plug -- the book with the strength of the of words and i could not believe it. they were close. >> host: you covered up by house but you're also an american and a mom coming from strong close family prepared do you vote? there are some reporters who don't but how you handle your own personal beliefs? >> and i don't even go to some of the functions, i will say i am a person i am a woman. i can be injectable reporter bet i do vote. i will not tell you gore to i registered for. >> host: when we can register as new party. >> i am registered voter. >> host: i want to get into a footnote that struck me as a very nice touch to talk about black-and-white to capitalize the word black-and-white pricing pact gives both terms a sign of respect was that intentional been back yes. i have black friends and white friends. people want to believe readier talk about black-and-white there

that barack obama has been too lenient with u.s. global power. >> why don't you focus more on keeping weapons out of the hands of islamic terrorists and less on keeping weapons out of the hands of law-abiding americans. >> but with obama's term in office growing to an end candidates warn their office that hillary clinton in the white would even white house would be even worse for gun owners. >> footage emerged which appears to show police beating a suspect that had already surrendered. in the clip the officers can be seen hitting a man for over a minute after he was subdued by a days. they described the officers actions excessive. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. it does not appear to be in line with our policies and procedures, at least a portion of it. i ask that you allow us to conduct that investigation. and i assure if you there is criminal wrongdoing on the part of our deputy sheriffs or policy violations we'll take action. >> still to come, why irish women who had their pelvises sawn in have during c

what they missed is there was blood left on the floor and it was barack obama's. the president drastically opposed congress having any say on this. it stattered with senator menendez, a democrat, former chair of the senate foreign relations committee. that mantel was picked up by ben cardin, who took over for him, whose democrats really stood up to the president on this. and i think that's the story in the left, that's talked about in the media, the more people are missing the fact, this is pretty unprecedented during the six years of barack obama's tenure. people really on democratic side did stand up to this president and said, no, congress does not want say on something in something congress did not want him involved in. >> but if they said the president's blood is left on the floor, how is this not a story for the network newscasts. you say political reporters don't understand the nuances of it but just in terms of the sheer politics of it it seemed pretty significant to me. >> and they actually got it wrong when you look at it. they were saying there was bipa

barack obama basically camped out. he was the new guy. maybe she took iowa a little bit for granted. number two i think in fairness, she travels a little bit differently than some of the other shoestring candidates. martin o'malley has a much smaller name i.d. he still has a chance. he's thinking about it. but he doesn't have the secret service protection around him, the celebrity. soerer for her to talk to someone one on one. but look at the republicans. jeb bush put out a video this morning. listen to this. >> it's critical we change the direction our country is in. we must to better than the obama/clinton foreign policy that has damaged relationships and emboldens our enemies. better than their failed big ghoechlt policies that grow our debt and stand in the way of real economic growth and prosperity. >> reporter: so you can hear we were talking about the potential for a third obama term, republicans like jeb about your bush obviously trying to tie her lock step to president obama. i suspect we'll hear hillary clinton saying whether yo

she has to figure out how to do the same thing barack obama did in 2012. hispanic americans, african americans, lesbian, gay, lbgt a bunch of women in particular how do i get those people to come out for me in large numbers. that's who all those people were and there is an elizabeth warrenesque economic populist thing that came through. i don't think it's fake but the deck is still stacked those at the top, that is ripped right out of elizabeth warren's play book. so i think there is the makings of a message in there. >> steve has to be excited about that. >> he does. i think all thes peopleose people are there and they're hers to lose. and we saw the makings of a message. where does she have voids that she really needs to fill in terms of it's one thing to i a, it's another thing to convince people given your past that you'll do it? >> the interesting thing about elizabeth warren hillary clinton, all the different parts of the democratic party, we didn't really disagree about what we're trying to accomplish. we're trying to reversion stagnation of wages, t