anybody who could imagine i could emass calculate barack obama doesn't know barack obama very well. but she also said she wanted also to lower expectations. people were -- so many supporters were seeing barack obama as the man who was going to save the nation, do she dramatic things and she said, let's please not put all that responsibility at this one young man's feet. so there's a groundedness to her that many friends say has been very valuable to barack obama. >> some made a serious misstep that came to define for many this image of michelle. campaigning in milwaukee, barack was doing quite well in the primaries but she said, for the first time in my adult life i am proud of my country. went on to say, not just because barack is doing well, but i think people are hungry for change. her critics latched on to the middle part of that, for the first time i'm proud of my country. >> guest: and she is hearing about is to this day. people say how could you not be proud of your country? you went to princeton and harvard. look you got to live? how could anybody say that? really clear sign

very much like what barack obama is doing now. how did you decide to write a book about someone who is so covered and over-covered. and say new things? >> we think we know them, but we know the glossy version of them. we have not gone so deep, we think we know it all and we move on. this was a great opportunity especially in chicago where i am based to go back into her history, her parents history and to see before she got in the white house, she had a 20 year professional career with a separate identity from barack obama. john: one of the things you decided to do is not focus so much on her time in the white house although there was a ring -- reporting on that -- this focus on the stuff before she gets to the white house. you talk a lot over the course of writing about her life, torn between two worlds. between the black world she was from and the white world she came to inhabit and also working classes. the black working-class and the elite that she joined. tell me about how that plays out in her life and make her who she is tod

why was he so debrissous. >> guest: let's barack obama than about michelle obama. they had seemed, according to craig, who has spoken about this that michelle had pretty high standards and she was not going to just kind of wait around for somebody who didn't quite measure up. but they, by all accounts, were very impressed with bronco and very quickly. her mother and her brother. >> host: talk about her mother, marion who actually said she was a little concerned about baracks being biracial. >> guest: she had a concern because barack obama had a white mother and a black father. then she said she jugs thought might be a little difficult for their future kids. she came to adore him and came to adore him pretty quickly. >> host: barack has said it wasn't until he met michelle's family he began to understand her. so what was he seeing in that household then? what did he see and feel there and connect to and understand? >> guest: he felt something very warm very positive, and very close. and if you remember his upbringing his father and mother split when barack was very

she said if anybody can imagine that i can mask a late barack obama doesn't know barack obama very well but she said she wanted to lower expectations. so many supporters were saying barack obama is a man that was going to save the nation and do some pretty dramatic things. she said let's not put all the responsibility at one young man's face a there is a groundedness to her that is very valuable to barack obama. >> host: with all that she made some pretty famous missteps during the campaign which came to define for many the end of michelle. campaigning in the walkie barack was doing quite well in the primaries and she said for the first time in my adult life i am proud of my country. not just because barack is doing well but i think people are hungry for change. her critics left out the middle part of that. for the first time i'm proud of my country. guess koshy's hearing about it to this day. people say how can you not read proud of her country and you went to princeton and harvard and how can anybody say that? that was clear sign that the polarization of the country at the time becaus

they came to listen to her making a pitch to reelect barack obama and they have such a faith in michelle obama and it was wonderful to them to see someone in the white house that looked for them. we have her back and one woman said to remember when she put her arm around the clean and people criticized her? of course it is a very natural gesture. she's an increasing end of this woman said she should her arm around the clean again. she should be who she wants to be. >> host: it's interesting that you brought that up. she is now in to give people hugs. she has this openness. you didn't get to interview her for this book but i wonder how you did get to know her and what was the key to understanding her and is there a little ball and despite all that openness? >> guest: disses and unique as the first lady but it is clear that she is disciplined and she controls her conditions the best she can and to whom she will grant interviews and so on and to try to develop a true portrait of her. and those that trusted me to tolltowa story there were mentors friends from different parts of her life that

mundo estÁn a la vanguardia. >> el rÉcord parece de un famoso de la farÁndula y no del presidente barack obamalo de una manera rÁpida, Ágil. >> el singular logro de barack obama es parte de un mundo de poderosos que cautivan a millones con 140 caracteres. aunque su cuenta fiocial tiene casi 60 millones de seguidores, la personal y recientemente creada sÓlo llega a dos millones, superado por varios mandatarios latinoamericanos. enrique peÑa nieto y juan manuel santos de colombia. >> los lÍderes de izquierda, maduro de venezuela y correa de ecuador, estÁn ligeramente por debajo. en su mayorÍa, cuentas maneejadas por expertos. >> pero el direccionamiento siempre va a estar dado por el polÍtico. siempre la cabeza es el que va a estar dando el tono de comunicaciÓn de lo que quiere dar a conocer. >> el papa francisco lleva el mensaje de dios a casi quince millones de vieles con ocho cuentas en diferentes idiomas. pocos como katy perry y justin bieber superan los 50 millones. casos insÓlitos como el fallecido presidente de venezuela, hugo chÁvez quien aÚn conserva mÁs de cuatro millones de seguidores

president barack obama stressed the alliance. the president wanted to reassure gulf allies that any potential deal over the iran nuclear program won't put them at risk. ben rhodes told me when it comes to the issue of a new defense treaty, that isn't going to happen. >> a treaty is not something we're looking at.

taken by the leaders next week to the united states to be discussed with president barack obama. sew the summit today has really layed out the points that they want to talk to barack obama about and iran is on the top of that agenda. >> another key issue is the subject of syria, and there has been some talk, hasn't there, about a conference being held where you are at the moment, for some of the syrian opposition groups. >> yeah that has been mentioned today for the first time, and there were no details about when this conference may be held here and who are the groups that will participate in it, and whether it will have a place on the negotiation table even though the title of the whole statement of the proposal is syria after asaad, so there is no place for asaad in the thinking of the gulf. they would like to marry sure

. >> un destacado periodista dice que la versiÓn de barack obama de la captura y muerte de osama binna mentira. asegura que pakistÁn prÁcticamente se lo entregÓ a estados unidos tras mantenerlo cinco aÑos preso. comenzamos. [mÚsica] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salina. [mÚsica] jorge: buenas tardes. bienvnidos al noticiero univisiÓn. comenzamos con una noticia que estÁ cerca de tener un final feliz. hablamos de la niÑa alondra drÍaz, cuyo padre se llevÓ a mÉxico sin el consentimiento de la matre. finalmente, entregÓ a alondra a su abuela paterna y a una tÍa. la adolescente dice que quiere reencontrarse con su mamÁ pero no quisiera dejar a su padre. pasamos en vivo a michoacÁn con alejandro quien presenciÓ la entrega a la justicia. >> finalmente la verdadera alondra estÁ aquÍ. ella es alondra dÍaz. la joven cuyo paradero puso en jaque al sistema judicial mexicano en un caso internacional de custodia de menor. >> triste por todo lo que estÁ pasando, porque si fuera a llegar ese ementado, pasarÁ, pero de otra manera. que no fuera como estÁ pasando. >>

barack obama is meeting gulf leaders at the camp david presidential retreat.l of iran is expected to be of the of the agenda. redses in the capitol have been able to go out to buy basic supplies after months of fighting. both the saudi led coalition and the rebels have been accused of violating the cease fire. and we are getting reports that at least one soldier has been killed in fighting between rival factions of the armed forces. it remains unclear who is in charge of the african country. after the army overthrew the president on wednesday. the death toll from this week's major aftershock has risen to 110. it lapped almost three weeks after an earthquake there killed more than 8,000 people. the disaster has left buildings across the capitol too dangerous for people to go inside. even after the earthquake, katmandu looksser rene but when you look closer, the cracks appear. this complex was evacuated during the earthquake. it's now a threat to those living in it's shadow. >> the sounds like -- >> his family have lived here for 30 years. the building he says i

republicanos lincoln apoya lo que hizo el presidente barack obama.ente puede tener una opiniÓn sobre un tema u otro pero lo que se va a convertir en ley es lo que apruebe el congreso y eso debÍa hacer con-- trabajando conjuntamente con el presidente. lo que ha pasado en esta presidencia no es una cuestiÓn partidista porque clinton negociÓ con nosotros. el presidente tiene muy pocos aliados, muy pocos amigos en el congreso. y no logra pasar a legislaciÓn entonces el tema migratorio igual que todos los otros temas fundamentales se tienen que lidiar, se tienen que trabajar con legislaciÓn. jorge: si el congreso no quiere entonces hillary clinton estÁ diciendo lo voy a hacer sola. freddy: yo creo que va mÁs allÁ, yo creo que los televidentes tienen que analizar muy de cerca las plataformas de los republicanos. si tÚ miras a todos los candidatos republicanos que estarÁ esperando hay una consistencia entre toda las pÁginas web, ninguna tiene contenido en espaÑol y eso se demuestra que ninguno de los candidatos incluyendo marco rubio y ted cruz consideran a

barack obama left washington, d.c.er for the talks at the camp david presidential retreat in maryland. security cooperation is the focus of the summit with saudi arabia kuwait qatar bahah rain, the united arab emirates. >>> barack obama has arrived here. it's not a long journey by helicopter. he has gone straight into a meeting with all representatives from the gcc. there will be three big meetings over the course of the next few hours, including a working lunch. they are going to talk about iran yemen, and isil. and iran is the thing that concerns the gcc most. they leave that barack obama is cozying up to iran. bah barr done an interview on thursday where he says we know iran is involved in yemen, we know what they are doing with hezbollah, and they are supporting bashar al-assad in syria, but think how much bolder they would be with a nuclear weapon. he is going to assure the gcc that is he is still a strategic and defense partner with them and will perhaps needs some mechanism to ensure that. perhaps increased arms

and there will be pressure put on the gcc, to put someone in the room with barack obama. but as he has been explaining this discontent that america is cozying up to iran so they want to hear exactly what this deal will mean. the countries have been briefed extensively by john kerry and other diplomats, by ambassadors in the capitol to let them know what is happening in these talks. what the gcc will want to know is what america will do next. barack obama quoted in an arabic newspaper on thursday saying look we know iran gets involved with the houthis in yemen. it is involved with hezbollah. we know it continues to support syria and bashar al-assad but think about how much more bold iran would be if it had a nuclear weapon. barack obama is getting the gcc on the table and saying look we know iran is a problem, but this deal is good for us and the g cc. we heard from josh earnest on al jazeera when he spoke to patty culhane. but to give them more arms sales, or perhaps describe them as non-nato strategic allies and that opens up all sorts of geopolitical and particularly mi

ya se cuestiona si el litigio se resolverÁ antes del fin de la presidencia de barack obama. >> sÍ ses, protestaron por las condiciones en los centros de detenciÓn. el departamento de justicia dijo que buscan proceder de la manera mÁs rÁpida y continÚan defendiendo la legalidad de la acciÓn diferida. >> dos jueces del quinto circuito eligieron interpretar equivocadamente los hechos y la ley. las acciones ejecutivas del presidente barack obama son completamente consistentes con la ley, dijo la casa blanca. >> e ante la probabilidad de una larga batalla legal, activistas estÁn presionando al presidente barack obama y a la administraciÓn para que tomen pasos para reformar el sistema de detenciones y asegurar que las prioridades de deportaciÓn sean cumplidas. en la casa blanca, univisiÓn. >> el pentÁgono habrÍa enviado por equivocaciÓn una muestra activa de la bacteria del antrax a por lo menos uno y posiblemente nueve laboratorios en el paÍs, segÚn los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades. >> uno de cada cuatro hispanos muere de cÁncer o enfermedades cardiovasculares segÚ

the marine general to be -- president barack obama has the marine general to be the next joint chief of staff. he has -- he was responsible for leading the afghanistan war coalition. >>> the new york city police department is mourning the loss of one of its own. the 25-year-old brian moore was shot in the head over the weekend. the suspect under arrest has an extensive criminal background. moore is the fifth city officer shot in the last five months. his death comes amid months of mounting tension between the public and police. and the police commissioner says anti-police sentiment is at a historic high. >>> hundreds of law enforcement officers from around the country are in town today for the annual blue mass. the service honors officers and first responders. the mass took place at the catholic church. some streets in the area will be closed until 2:00 this afternoon. >>> coming up on wusa 9, president barack obama makes one last visit to david letterman and the late show. >>> a sixth republican joins the race for the white house today. >>> turning now to 2016 and the presidential r

barack obama will be leaving the white house shortly, short helicopter journey to camp david here inaryland and he'll go straight into session. they will discuss what is going on in yemen and the battle against isil and the continuing negotiations with iran. they are concerned about the growing power iran has in the region. and in an interview, barack obama said we know iran is involved outside of its borders, we know they are involved in yemen, helping hezbollah, and they are still involved in syria, but think about how much more powerful they would be if they had a nuclear weapon so that's why these talks are so important. he will tell the gcc that they will remain an important ally but the gcc want to hear love coming from barack obama. and also barack obama wants to see from them that his message is getting through that he publicly won't go ahead and krit sighs what he is doing until they see the details of the deal. >> what if anything alan do we expect to come out of these talks? >> well, there was a suggestion that the gcc countries would hold some sort of press availability a

jorge ramos: que le ganÓ barack obama.ue ella estÁ haciendo es todo lo que ella pueda hacer para evitar que alguna candidata seria, viniendo de la izquierda, como la senadora warren de massachusetts, ¿eh?, declare su candidatura. jorge ramos: pero por ejemplo, tenemos dos grÁficas que me parece que son muy interesantes. la primera es el camino a la ciudadanÍa, se le preguntÓ a todos los norteamericanos, 53% de los norteamericanos favorecen un camino a la ciudadanÍa como propone hillary clinton, 44% en contra. y luego, en el tema de la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente barack obama, que ciertamente podrÍa ser mÁs controversial, 55% de los republicanos, lincoln, apoyan lo que hizo el presidente barack obama. ¿pone esto en aprieto a los candidatos republicanos? lincoln dÍaz balart: yo creo que lo que va a ser importante es demostrar en la campaÑa la capacidad de trabajar con el congreso. y lograr legislaciÓn. porque uno personalmente puede tener una opiniÓn, ¿no?, sobre un tema u otro, pero lo que se va a convertir en ley es lo

. >>> y hoy la administraciÓn del presidente barack obama dijo que no ap pemrÁ a la decisiÓn de la cortento de justicia anunciÓ que concentrarÁ todos esfuerzos en defender la constitucionalidad de acciones ejecutivas del presidente barack obama. >>> o sea, los me ritsz del caso durante una audiencia a la semana del seis de julio. >>> y este ex fiscal dice que la decisiÓn es aceptada de no por ir ahora al tribunal supremo. >>> una decisiÓn negativa la corte suprema le darÍa univisiÓn a las personas de que el programa no es vÁlido lo cual no es cierto. y esa es lo que debe evitar el departamento de justicia en este momento. >>>la audiencia tendrÁ lugar en la corte de apelacionesgencia del quinto circuito la misma que ayer rechazÓ suspender el bloqueo temporal a los programas de daca y dapa. >>> creen que casa blanca subestimÓ retos que representesban acciones ejecutivas tomadas por barack obama. >>> en vez de tomar este riesgo jurÍdico muy grande y el presidente podrÍa haber trabajado con el congreso para tratar de lograr una soluciÓn real y permanente. >>> y mientras la casa blanca confÍa

your president. >> hi, pat stphe. >> hi, yes. >> hi, this is barack obama. >> no. >> yes, it ist barack obama surprised three mothers with personal phone calls from the oval office. the women had all written letters to the president in the past year. a florida mother of four was one of the recipients. she said the call lasted for only a few minutes but felt like an eternity. he was just chatting it up. >> no

barack obama. and so-called conservative accomplices, the canadian ted cruz.ator lindsey graham tries to read your e-mails. >> if that is not weird enough for you, consider that the donald yes, the donald really may actually be entering the 2016 field this time. trump has hired staff in three key primary states. it is a prospect so profoundly intriguing that some people are rethinking their career plans. [ laughter ] i made up my mind. but the expansion plans are not solely for the gop. tomorrow, democrat martin o'malley jumps into the fray with a campaign launch in baltimore. o'malley's launch comes precisely as senator and rival bernie sanders seems to have made inroads with key democratic constituencies in key early states. then again, if the 2016 race is showing us anything thus far, more may not be better. but more is certainly more fun. joining me now is author and public radio host of studio 360 kurt anderson, reporter for "the washington post's" fix blog janell ross. that's a new title and i like it. senior political writer for buzz feed news, mckay ko

and i'm proud of that. >> welcome back to "hardball" that was barack obama and hillary clinton dukingout, of course, in the south carolina presidential primary debate back in 2008. a few days later, obama crushed clinton in the state's democratic primary by nearly 30 points. for the first time since 2008, hillary clinton was back in south carolina today, courting the state's sizable black population, specifically democratic women and a group of minority small business owners, all in an effort to hold president obama's successful coalition of young, female and minority voters in 2016. well, here she is. >> you're right. i am running to live again at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and i do know how hard this job i'm seeking is. i have seen it up close and personal. all our presidents come into office looking so vigorous. think about what they look like on inauguration day. and then we watch them. they grow grayer and grayer. and by the time they leave, they're as white as the building they live in. now let me tell you, i'm aware i might not be the youngest candidate in this race, but i have

barack obama was able to beat her last time.she is beatable, the clintons are beatable. >> nobody is sticking her to it. martin o'malley is weak. kennedy: he's trying. >> not really. if i were in his place, i would say these allegation are disqualifying. he doesn't say anything like that? he's like, we don't need a bush and clinton. kennedy: we will see what happens. we have a lot of time, as these things develop you come back and talk more, you are well researched on the subject would. >> love to. kennedy: thank you so much. coming up, a cinco de mayo gift for you, chipotle's secret guacamole recipe revealed, or is it? the panel will return to take a dip in that one. >>> first a pilot who flew barack obama around 2008 is here and he's going to tell you about a close encounter he had, not with the future president but with the ufo? that is next. it begins from the the second we're born.er. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing

that was the issue with barack obama, not his age. up his age and experience. >> it never came up. >> it's about ideology and what you will do in office. that's what matters. >> he's got to be very authoritative. last question for you, powers. the conservative crew cruz, rand paul huckabee dr. carson. any of those have the potential to break out, in your opinion? >> no. i mean i think if anybody possibly did, it would be rand paul, but i don't think so. i think the people who are going to be the front-runners are jeb bush scott walker marco rubio, you know maybe if john kasich got in potentially, but i think that's where it is. >> i think senator cruz is going to surprise a lot of people. >> all right. there they are, the ladies. "factor tip of the day," the fbi replies to our request that they investigate the clinton foundation. the tip moments away. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the foot

i will say that he is the barack obama of the republican party right now. life story is captivating to people when he stands in front of a room and he talks about his immigrant parents and his father came from cuba and sit behind a desk stood behind the bar in the back of the room so that marco rubio could stand in front of the podium on a stage in front of the room, that just melts our heart, it melts my heart. so, i mean, i think, he has a compelling story and people are drawn to him and i would say marco rubio is a rocket ship in iowa. i think he will be the nominee. mark: do know what impresses me? i think he is going to be the nominee -- but it's really being overshadowed -- people know about his story and that is always one of the most compelling things he is selling. steve: i actually think that the rubio campaign is really executed beautifully because standing on the podium and as in -- announcing the same day as hillary clinton is a little bit like stepping onto the podium in a presidential debate. if you are the challenger, it gives you stature. i

a lot of overt outreach to veterans of the barack obama campaign in 2008 and a real attempt on the part of the hillary clinton campaign to merge their campaign with obama world. you're seeing it in hillary clinton speaking to african-american women business owners today. she started her day at kiki's chicken and waffles, trying to ingratiate herself with members of the black community in columbia. i'm told that one of the things she's going to try to do to bring these two pieces of her base together african-americans and women, is to focus on equal pay. the campaign believing that's something that can bring women of all ethnicities together. she's got to get both groups excited. women and african-americans. they've got to get past what happened in 2008. i haven't seen much indication that people are holding a grudge or thinking about it, but it's still in the back of a lot of minds. >> in the back of their minds. >> and jim clyburn's book "blessed experiences." we spoke with him about that. this is the phone call he remembers at 2:15 in the morning after the primary defeat. hillary clin

president barack obama is promising more economic assistance to tunisia. a white house correspondent patty culhane records. >> u.s. president barack obama made it clear why he inviteed president beiji kayep asipsi. >> it is important to acknowledge the place where the arab spring began, is the place we have seen the most extraordinary progress in allowing all parties and all parts of the population including women and minorities participate fully in the civic and political life of the nation. >> and he gave them more than just kind words but announced he is designating teuns a designating tunisia a nonarab ally of the us. >> it gives these countries the abled to buy lets them engage in technological communication with the u.s.a we see you as an important technical pattern. >> the majority of money given for economic growth, 80 million to improve governance. the message to the u.s. he is making progress. >> however important the milestone tunisia has reached we are still midway, we have a long way ahead of us. >> reporter: but with the with war in libya nex

he lost the bush. 2008 barack obama beats mccain. ntry get more democratic or more republican. if it was more favoritable to obama than kerry it's blue. if it's more favorable to mccain than it was to bush it's red. you would expect it to all be blue because obama did better than john kerry. look at this section of the country. this is aplathesia. it is a little part of ohio and pennsylvania, became more republican even as the rest of the country was becoming more democratic. that is the biggest problem area that barack obama has had politically as president. let's take a closer look at some of these states. we mentioned kentucky. take a look at west virginia in the 2012 presidential primary, barack obama was opposed in west virginia by a convicted felon who got his name on the ballot. barack obama only got 59% of the vote. look at this in arkansas same year, 2012 a random candidate gets on the ballot and gets 42% of the vote. wins these counties you see here. it's amazing. same thing in kentucky, uncommitted democratic primary. that

barack obama is the president of the united states.s day is the family's chance to offer condolences to you. our hope is that our nation will stand up for law enforcement and be thankful we have kept them safe. brothers sisters, our distinguished guests, please help me in welcoming the president of the united states -- president barack obama, who will express our nation's condolences. thank you so much, sir. [applause] president barack obama: thank you so much. please be seated. thank you, chuck. for that kind introduction. for your years of proud service not only as a police officer but all of the advocacy you do on behalf of the families. i want to thank the fraternal order of police and its leadership, including jim pascoe and linda henney for everything you do to support those who protect and serve. let me also say, as we gather here today, our prayers remain with the families of our marines and two nepalese soldiers, now that the wreckage of their helicopter has been found in a remote part of nepal. they went to that remote land t

john: [imitating bill clinton" --] -- he gave a tour when he trashed barack obama right before barackng to be the democratic nominee. he seems to let loose on that continent. you think it's hillary clinton is tone deaf when she said she was dead broke when they came out of the white house. i have to a half $1 million speech. mark: there's a group of conspiracy there assumes has bill clinton is going to subtly sabotage it. he's tired and distracted and as he said in 2008, he's rusty. if he thinks he can go out with cynthia mcfadden and say whatever he wants, that that interview -- i don't believe it expenses -- advances hillary clinton's chance to stop he is the best in his game and i can't understand the thing he says -- complaining about paying the bills. john: when he is on his game, he's the best in the business. but in settings like this, he is in africa, he's far away, he just serves to freedom are meant he free forms, he gets in trouble. mark: he's got the tanzania blues. john: bill baroni and project kelly two allies of chris christie pleaded not guilty to know goodery. will th

president barack obama stressed the alliance. the president wanted to reassure gulf allies that any potential deal over the iran nuclear program won't put them at risk. ben rhodes told me when it comes to the issue of a new defense treaty, that isn't going to happen. >> a treaty is not something we're looking at. that takes a long time to negotiate and develop. it took decades to build our nato alliance and asian security alliances. what we can do is we can provide a clear assurance that if our d.c.c. partners face a threat, we will come to their defense. >> instead the u.s. is going to offer to help the g.c.c. build a missile defense system and additional military training and exercises, the white house hoping that a white house dinner and a day at camp david will be enough to earn their support. al jazeera washington. >> live now to camp david, al jazeera's alan fisher is there. not all leaders expected to attend have done so. what message does that send and how does it impact the talks? >> this is a bit of an embarrassment for

it is proved that barack obama's halfhearted war against the islamic state is not going very well. "the wall street journal" is critical of obama's policy against islamic state. it says halfhearted wars rarely end in victory. molly: another top story is the ongoing migrant crisis in the bay of bengal. an unowned number of people -- an unknown number of people trying to drift from myanmar to indonesia and china. flo: a french paper reports on what is happening on the boats. it is unclear how many there are. at least seven of them with hundreds of migrants. a chilling quote which actually spoke to a witness of what is happening on the boats. it likens the boats to slave boats. people are severely malnourished according to survivors that have made it onto the shore. the same survivors report about deadly fight on board over food. a horrible situation you can read more about. molly: aid agencies are talking about the seriousness of this crisis. flo: specifically the fact that the countries in the region are refusing to accept the migrants. back to the french paper, they point out that s

barack obama and hillary clinton's record on national security has been dismal.n utter failure. whether it's isis, iran, russia, benghazi benghazi, or our relationship with israel. freedom -- freedom no matter how hard we fight for it, will be meaningless if we cannot defend that freedom. during the clinton and obama administration, america has become weaker, limping from one international crisis to another while our enemies grow bolder. the tyrants of the world today are no different than the tie rants of the past. they are all at heart cowards who fear the cleansing power of liberty above all else. america must once again be a fearless champion of that freedom all around the world. the lineup of american leaders here today will be the ones to formulate these policies with your gienszuidance that gets america back on track at home and abroad. these leaders cannot win this fight alone. they need americans all across this great nation to join with them if we are going to save america. there is nothing stopping us from making america great once again. let's start w

the marine says, i'm sorry, barack obama is no longer president of the united states. the next day the same elderly gentleman walks up to the gates to say, he sees me, sir, is barack obama here? the marine size and says once again, i'm sorry sir, barack obama is no longer president of the united states. the next day the same elderly gentleman walks up to the gates, the same arenas there and he asked the question one more time . this time the marine size heavily and says, sir, i have told you three days in a row barack obama is the longer president of the united states. the little old man with a trickle in his eye, he says, i know that, i just love hearing you say it. [applause] the marine salutes and says, see you tomorrow, sir. change is coming. god bless you, god bless south carolina. [applause] ♪ thank you. i am so happy to be here with you this afternoon. i love coming to south carolina. there are a lot of people here with common sense. sometimes we don't find that in other locations. they said it was a rough-and-tumble place. i have lost two teeth since i have bee

. >> el presidente barack obama prohibiÓ que el gobierno federal envÍe armas y equipos federales.para para controlar protestas con caracterÍsticas raciales. >> pasan de 52 los muertos por la avalancha en colombia. las historias son dramÁticas. la naturaleza los sorprendiÓ cuando dormÍan y decenas de viviendas fueron arrasadas como si fueran de cartÓn. >> estas son las primeras imÁgenes de la tragedia en antioquia. como si supiera que no habÍa nada que la pudira contener la quebrada se desbordÓ llevÁndose 30 casas y dejando decenas de muertos y un nÚmero desconocido de desaparecidos. el peso del agua y la tierra originÓ la borrasca. >> la gente apenas gritÓ por toda parte, pero el rÍo no dejaba pasar y todos los puentes estaban invadidos. fue a las 3: 00 de la malugada. madrugada. desde el aire se ve aÚn mÁs impactante. >> muy temprano, juan manuel santos visitÓ el lugar y se dirigiÓ asÍ a los colombianos: >> varios niÑos que se quedaron sin sus padres que estÁn solos, ya se enviÓ un personal, vamos a ubicarlos en un sitio especial. >> ay, quÉ tristeza ese niÑo! >> a esta hora los

at this point in 2007, barack obama was real. in a cnn poll it was 38% to 34%. and o'malley is at 1%. what is the rational for them? barack obama did have a difference with her over iraq, and on health care and wanted single payer and to the left of her, and she is a clinton and we don't want to go back, and is she is a clinton, we don't want to go back all they have? >> we heard bernie sandals and he will be the vessel for every liberal hope and dream and he may be a candidate for the summer of 2015 which is a different thing than being the nominee. they are going to push her connections on wall street and talk about how genuine she has moved on some of the positions, gay marriage and she has evolved over the last couple weeks as well, and what they have focused on, iowa, they need to win the iowa caucuses. no winner of the iowa caucuses over 50% if they were not already a sitting president. somebody may want to send hillary clinton a message to make sure she is not ready for a core anation there. >> i want to get to that in more detail in a minute. to your poi

marÍa: el presidente barack obama enfrentÓ hoy una nueva presiÓn migratoria.urar los centros de detenciÓn de madres indocumentadas con hijos. ante lo que califican de abusos y maltratos. pedro rojas tiene los detalles. >> un grupo de congresistas demÓcratas saliÓ ua exigir el cierre de los centros de detenciÓn en el paÍs. para argumentar, invitaron a marÍa rosa lÓpez para que relatara la odisea durante seis meses en el centro en texas. >> me enfermÉ mucho. pensar que mi hijo me pedÍa que lo sacara de ese lugar pero no podÍa. me decÍa: no soy un criminal para que me tengan en este lugar. >> no vamos a permitir que esto ocurra mientras nosotros tenemos la habilidad de ir y visitar estas madres y esos niÑos y ponerle una luz clara ante este atropello y abuso que tienen. >> sÓlo en texas se estima que hay mÁs de dos mil madres indocumentadas detenidas en los centros. legisladores demÓcratas dicen que no se debe permitir que el gobierno encarcele a quienes han llegado huyendo de violencia y tortura. >> ahora que han elevado sus voces en contra de centros de detenci

they have cast someone to play a young barack obama. out the obamas since they've been starring in their own sit com for years. you know about this. right? ♪ it's a rare condition in this day and age reading any good news on the newspaper page ♪ ♪ some people say it's harder to find ♪ >> that's right. you got a that get urkel to play secret service. >> oh they took a shot at the secret service there at the end. >>> that's what's make news in america this morning. >> it's been a pleasure having >> we are following several developing stories on this friday, may 15. amtrak ceo re0 leased a statement overnight on the deadly train derailment that left 8 people dead. >> tragic new developments in the shooting that erupted in the olney section of philadelphia. >> abc news exclusive bill cosby breaks his silence the comedian sits down for a full interview since assault claims surfaced last year. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers for a look at weather and traffic.

to be stopped. >> yeah that barack obama, he went out there and said there go the sly black people ruiningin. that's what obama was saying. >> why did she have to walk it back? they're misguided young people. >> it's amazing. first of all, the reverend's argument isn't with rumsfeltd, it's with obama. walk amongst yourselves. the problem we have here -- never thought i'd say this on your show -- but barack obama is right. the mayor was right when she said it first. i guess she got criticism and backed off. that's the problem we have in baltimore. you have a mayor who is backing off in the face of rioters and looters. she backed off physically when they were burning cars and burning buildings and said let them loot. it's just property. now, when she called them thugs, all of a sudden they're young people who need support. rioters don't need support. the people of baltimore need support. people with their businesses destroyed need support. >> the effort not to offend people who are rioters and hijacking what has been a legitimate march and movement they've completely ruined it. now it's all

the future but the last time we voted for somebody in their first term in the senate week up a barack obama he was not experienced enough to be president. does it bother anybody in the room that marco rubio has only been in washington for a few years and hasn't even finished one term in the senate? >> i do think obama's problem is his lack of experience, it is his lack of integrity and his pushing things through that has nothing to do with lack of experience, it is a character issue. >> i second that. >> it wouldn't bother me. mark: there was a lot of discussion about jeb bush and his use of the iraq war. i just want to know how much you guys of heard about that? >> i wish he would have known that question was coming. >> those good politicians can shuffle. >> it is in the past, just let it go. move on. there is more crap to worry about right now. mark: is there anybody in this room who knows about jeb bush's position? nobody in the room? >> with, core, i don't understand that. mark: have you heard about his positions on immigration? today bother you? >> i have not heard his position. mark: