fallo de a noche que volviÓ a bloquear la acciÓn ejecutiva migratoria que emitiÓ el presidente barack obamaeva orleans ratifican el fallo conocido como dapa y extender daca para los jÓvenes dreamers, nuestra corresponsal examina el proceso legal para tendrÁ la casa blanca para apelar este veredicto y lo que se espera en las prÓximas semanas. lourdes: menos de una derrota que mantuvo el bloqueo de su programa de acciÓn diferida espera que el tribunal aclare de una vez por todo la constitucionalidad de la orden ejecutiva del presidente barack obama para suspender la deportaciÓn hasta 5 millones de inmigrante. >> sabemos que estÁn totalmente con la ley, es por eso que estamos yendo para la corte suprema de justicia para asegurar que podemos implementar este programa. lourdes: dando prioridad de deportaciÓn a los ofensores y no a la gente con lazos a los estados unidos y criando hijos americanos, se desconoce si la corte aceptarÁ escuchar el caso, pero su calendario estÁ todavÍa abierto, el tribunal escucharÁ el caso dada su importancia nacional, dice. >> asÍ es que esperamos, que en este caso,

presidente barack obama le ofrece su apoyo a su colega francÉs para destruir a isis.unidos alerta a sus ciudadanos que viajan por el mundo atentos ante posibles blancos terroristas. el pavo llega la cena de acciÓn de gracias con cuestionamiento a su fama de carne mÁs saludable, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches comenzamos noticiero univisiÓn con las complicaciones situaciÓn para tener una alianza internacional contra isis, hoy el presidente barack obama ofreciÓ apoyo a su homÓlogo francÉs franÇois hollande para hacerlo, pero el derribo de un aviÓn ruso en siria, ha enfrentado es paÍses que moscÚ apoya a siria y turquÍa lo rechaza. lourdes: a 11 dÍa de los ataque en parÍs, el presidente franÇois hollande se reuniÓ con el presidente barack obama en la casa blanca en donde mostraron un frente unido ante la guerra con isis y una nueva y peligrosa crisis, turquÍa derribÓ un avion caza ruso cerca de la frontera con siria, el aviÓn ignoro 10 advertencias y repetidamente

no obstante el presidente barack obama asegura que no hay una amenaza latente en el paÍs.utoridades inter aumentaron las medida de seguridad, pese a que presidente barack obama dice que estados unidos no estÁ bajo amenaza creÍble. el mandatario asegurÓ que las autoridades estÁn tomando las medidas necesarias para proteger al pueblo, aÚn asÍ dijo entender la preocupaciÓn que tienen los estadounidense. >> tengo un poquito de miedo por el terrorismo, y un poquito de precauciÓn y mejor me quedo en la casa. periodista: dicen los policÍas estar preparados para enfrentar cualquier emergencia. agente: tendremos oficiales vestidos de civil en la multitud, perros oficialmente entrenados, los oficiales de la unidad de lucha contra terrorismo utilizarÁn detectores de radiaciÓn. periodista: las fuertes medidas de seguridad se implementarÁn a partir de hoy. agente: me gustarÍa motivar a la gente que vengan a disfrutar del desfile, en esta ciudad siempre estamos en alerta. periodista: miles de turista que su han llegado a la gran manzana, dicen sentirse seguros gracias al trabajo de la p

bush an barack obama led to infringements on your civil liberties. >> syria's war lays bare, a small contingent of u.s. special special forces to back democrat forces on the ground fighting i.s.i.l. defense secretary ash carter says it's to take raqqa. if you ask what can 50 force he do to turn an already messy conflict, the answer is nothing. but the real reason for u.s. announcement, the answer is debatable. a lot has changed in just one month and the violence is growing. russia is now bombing the rebels. the u.s. is still bombing i.s.i.l. and turkey is bombing the kurds. the kurds have gained ground against i.s.i.l. i.s.i.l. has gan gauged ground against syrian government forces. into this mess the u.s. is sending special forces to assist a select group of rebels. u.s. insists these forces will help the rebels against i.s.i.l, if you need proof that syria's civil war has already turned into a proxy war you need only look at the list of countries participating in last week's syrian peace talks in vienna. representatives from the united states, russia, turkey, saudi arabia and the b

meeting withande barack obama in washington, his the? more backing in the fight against the islamic state group leader in the u.s. puts out a terror alert to citizens around the world. turkey has shut down a russian warplane, saying it has violated its airspace and ignored warnings to leave. russia denies the plane crossed the syrian border into turkish skies. a suspected suicide belt found in garbage in a suburb south of paris, not far from where the in the bombings was last located. francois hollande is continuing his push for a coalition against islamic state group leader. he is meeting four heads of state in as many days. he is sitting down with barack obama. for more on that meeting, let's bring in philip. u.s. and france are allies and friends. barack obama could also be a voice of caution. >> you will see a show of support on behalf of the president in the oval office. only on paper. paper do they agree. that means more urgency and more airstrikes. when it comes to the classical masses, the united states well tell france a coaliti

barack obama's identity. >> you smoked marijuana, did a little blow, as you put it.in that. why did you do it? >> do you think reverend wright loves america as much as you do? >> do you accept the fort of louis farrakhan. >> obama's relationship with william ayers >> toasting a man who has made hateful comments about israel. >> would you vote for a smoker as president? >> then there's obama's memoir. >> he has composite characters, made up dialogue. >> refusing to wear the stars and stripes on his suit. >> educated in a madrassa. >> having a hard time proving he's not muslim. >> not a legitimate, natural-born america. >> so they vetted obama to the point where they questioned whether he was a legitimate natural-born citizen. but never accused obama of not stabbing a guy. >>> coming up on morning joe there's reason to believe that jeb bush and marco rubio are headed for another major clash in tonight's debate and an appeals court rules against president obama's executive action on immigration. plus football practice at the university of missouri set to resume today af

marÍa elena: hoy se observa en estados unidos el dÍa de los veteranos el presidente barack obama encabezÓ la de sus familias, lourdes nos hablo de sus anhelos. ♪ ♪ lourdes: hoy se honra a 22 millones de veterano en la naciÓn, con ceremonias que recuerdan sus servicios, en el cementerio militar de arlington el presidente barack obama destacÓ lo que han hecho y buscan para los veteranos >> nuestros tributos hoy serÁn huecos si no asegurarnos que nuestros veteranos rezaban lo que merecen, maÑana siguen los reto de reinsertarse en la vida civil, salud, educaciÓn, empleo, encabezaan su lista. yo creo que la prioridad nÚmero uno, entre veteranos es asegurar que la comunidad de veteranos tenga acceso a servicio de salud mental. lourdes: estuvo plagado de trabas democrÁticas >> me voy a tomar dos aÑos en la reclamaciÓn por el diente nada mÁs. lourdes: la casa blanca destaca estos y otros punto de su estrategia >> esto incluye los beneficios que reciben para la educaciÓn y los recursos del gobierno federal que queremos que vayan a programas que realmentemente estÁn sirviendo bien a los veteranos.

president barack obama.berly halkett reports from iowa where the democratic contenders have faced off. >> reporter: they came bearing signs of support for those still reeling from the paris attacks and now, wanting answers from their democratic presidential candidates about how they would present similar attacks. >> my heart goes out to everyone in paris. i feel a lot of their sense of loss. >> it's concerning to me about what's going to happen in the future. i want our presidential candidates to talk about what are we going to do to protect our country. >> inside the debate house, the moderator asked the same question. bernie sanders replying: rival hillary clinton contributed to regional instability as a former u.s. senator voting for the invasion of iraq in 2003. >> i would argue that the disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly opposed, has unravelled the region completely. >> i have said the invasion of iraq was a mistake, but i think if we are ever going to really tackle the problems pose

president barack obama will most with leaders of germany, united kingdom, italy, france next week. that is the fight against the islamic group. the leaders will gather in turkey after the group of 20 economic summits. u.s. backed fighters in iraq cut a major supply. backed by u.s. air strikes taking control of the highway in iraq. iraqi kurds say the roadway was used only for weapon and other ammunition. >>> a secret service officer has been arrested for soliciting a child for sex. the investigators say lee rob either morris sent lewd messages and photos to himself never an undercover police officer posing on line as a 14- year-old girl. and messages he talked about being bored at an id check ponent. the secret service says he has been stripped of his badge, gun and cheerance. >> the jury nenew york found a mobster not guilty of helping to plan a major heist retold in the movie good fell las. the 80-year-old was a key member of the group that carried out a $6 million armed robbery back in 1978. but during the trial, the defense attorneys argued that he was framed by the mob. >>> ri

they saw a lot of excitement around barack obama, a lot of organization around barack obama in 2008, which is how south carolina really became obama country in '08 for the democrats. they want to build on that. the new generation in the democratic party in south carolina are tired of having a shallow bench. they're tired of losing at every level. but the truth of the matter is electoral politics are against them for several cycles but rebuilding has to start somewhere and that's what they're trying to do. >> and you see energy. >> i see energy. >> you see energy and ambition and effort and this is not going to be one of those southern democratic parties that neglects to field candidates for major offices anymore. >> well, for maybe a cycle or two. when you have that many seats to fill, it takes a while. but again, rebuilding has to start somewhere. and they're going to continue to lose because they are outnumbered. they're going to continue to lose for a while. but you know, it's not inevitable that they can never rise again. so they've got to bring in fresh blood, exciting candidate

pedro: algo que Él espera contarle en persona al presidente barack obama .saltar entre bache y bache, asÍ empezÓ amanecer a eso de las 7 de la maÑana llegaron a la frontera entre honduras y guatemala, todos tuvieron que bajar. >> los cortes en los pies de nosotros nos pegan calibre en la columnas y tuvimos que sacarnos las prÓtesis. pedro: ellos tuvieron que pasar la frontera caminando, esa tarde llegaron a la cruz roja en la ciudad de guatemala. >> nos diÓ en donde quedarnos, nos dieron comida y un mÉdico. >> trae herida en donde van las prÓtesis ¿verdad? otros con problemas estomacales y otros con problema de la presiÓn. >> al caminar, me agarrÉ un hongo, y vinieron ellos y me limpiaron. pedro: 24 horas despuÉs abandonaron la cruz roja, salieron recuperados y con medicamentos para el viaje. ahora de guatemala a la frontera con mÉxico, esta noche ellos buscan llegan a chiapas cruzando el rÍo como indocumentados y ahora con todas las limitaciones que les dejÓ la bestia. caminaron por las calles de guatemala, arrastrando su tragedia y al tiempo que cargaban o

i think it's inaccurate to say that barack obama has not invaded.he ran for congress unsuccessfully, he was feted in his first campaign, he was feted for the u.s. senate, he was vetted by hillary clinton. there's a lot of animosity. it's ongoing between the clinton camp and the obama camp. the clinton camp was looking for everything that it could on barack obama in an attempt to derail his nomination and prospects back in 2007. and then we had him for president for four years. when he ran for reelection and now he has been president in total six years. i think it's a misnomer to suggest that there's a lot of information still out there on barack obama. host: and karen has this tweet. you can send us your comments. we haven't feted obama yet -- vetted obama yet? oh good grief. we have another caller. -- i thought it was good for him to be on to let him make -- fullut of himself out of himself like he did during the whole campaign. and he made the statement that he wants to take america back to the way it used to be. no person of color that i know of

president barack obama is opposed to provisions to transfer barack obama inmates out. congress is calling on the papalestinian president to renew direct peace talks with israel and condemn the violence there. 369 house members signed the letter asking them not to entice violence and continue security cooperation with israel. the letter comes ahead of the prime minister washington visit scheduled now for next week meanwhile he says the spokes person has apologized for a series of comments per barack obama. the facebook posts yesterday that barack obama is antisemetic. john kerry should be a stand up comic. he said the post do not reflect his personal opinions. >>> presidential front-runner, trump and carson will receive secret service protection as early as next week. on the campaign trail jeb bush is wrapping up a 3-day bus tour in new hampshire while rubio is beginning his own tour of the early voting state. >> reporter: stop after stop on his campaign trail in new hampshire, jeb bush list the issues he wants to fix. >> we need to control the boarder for crying out lo

to do more, we do know now -- we do not know how much president barack obama promised him.t the french president wants a major -- is a major campaign to really take out isis. we have that capability, president obama admitted so lastly, but he gave reasons why he does not want to do that. the problem is, the refugee flow into europe, be it the incident today over turkish airspace, if we are not careful, the situation will spin out of control. at its core, the assad regime. >> a lot of people are saying what we saw in washington was these two presidents saying we are on the same team and we will drop more bombs, but that is more of the same. you are saying that the french president probably left the white house, what, disappointed? james: again, it will take a few hours to sort things out, but if he did not get a commitment for a quantitatively and qualitatively different campaign with a serious ground element, bs american forces -- be it american forces or other people in the region, he will not get the destruction of isis in the near future and that is what he needs, not ju

. >> buenos dÍas neida aunque esto es un durodi golpe para el presidente barack obama, era una decisiÓnn nueva orleans es la mÁs conservadora de la naciÓn la decision fue 2 - 1, los dos que votaron a favor de mantener bloqueada destaca y dapa, dijeron que texas y los otros estados que habÍan demandado all gobierno federal, serÍan daÑados se implementaran los programas que el presidente no creenog tenÍa la autoridad pa ampararor proteger a tantos inmigrantes sin embargo, la juez que no estuvo de acuerdo, dijo que definitivamente esto era una n que tenÍa el ejecutivo la casa blanca reaccionÓ inmediatamente y dijo entre otros... que no estaba de acuerdo peroue que las polÍticae acciÓn diferida inteligente hacen queer nuestras comunidade sean mÁs seguros y que nuestra economÍa crezca por eso la administraciÓn seÑalan de ambosni partido han dado conteno a este tipo de polÍticas de inmigraciÓn de sentido comÚn por mÁs de medio siglo, sabemos que este mismo mes de noviembre se cumple un aÑo desde que el presidente barack obama anunciÓ en el 2014 sus planes de amparar a casi 5 millones de indoc

president barack obama, his israeli counterpart benjamin netanyahu, and others. before making his statement, he declared a moment of silence for the victims a little more than two weeks after the deadly assault. at the start of the climate talks, ban-ki moon called on world leaders to accelerate world action. >> it has been made plainly clear. en a two degree celsius rise will have serious consequences. >> on monday, francois hollande, president of the country hosting the conference called for a binding accord, one that called limiting warming under two degrees celsius by the end of the centry. >> never has an issue at an international meeting had igher stakes for the planet. by december the 12th, this agreement needs to be reached in police, and the conditions have to ensure there is a good accord. it is an important accord. it is an accord that truly responds with the expectations of our people, and it is a long-lasting agreement. >> observers say there are still a number of potential stumbling blocks in front of the world leaders, ranging from financing to the

on tuesday, hollande will meet with barack obama in washington. they'll talk about being russian involvement and the talk between obama and putin appeared to have broken the ice a bit. hollande plans to head to moscow later in the week in an effort to secure a deal with putin. hollande will also meet germany's chancellor angela merkel. he'll no doubt consult her on the subject of putin being on board. bashar al-assad with his own air strikes is going to want concessions. he's going to want relief of sanctions for his actions in ukraine. no one can be sure when the suffering will end. back at the bataclan, where the stage doors remain closed, where so many young people died ten days ago, there still is a sense of disbelief. with the war planes returning from monday's sorties, same the completion of the first strike back from the charles de gaulle. andrew simmons, al jazeera, paris. >> let's get the latest reaction on this, joining us from washington, d.c. is al jazeera's rosiland jordan. roz good to see you. he is going to be speaking to the preside

president barack obama as they met in the oval office. the white house saying this is a chance to try and move forward. the relationship obviously at a low point as the israeli prime minister publicly tried to fight the president in the u.s. congress, trying to kill the iran deal. so what is next? now they're going to be talking about how much more money israel wants from the u.s. in order to feel security given that the deal is now done. now right now the u.s. gives israel over $3 billion annually to defense equipment. >> it is asking for $50 billion in security assistance. we don't expect they'll come out with an agreement. there is hope that there will be a final deal with the president in office. they want something to build confidence and calm the situation in the occupied territory. >> myanmar's ruling party backed by the military has conceded defeat in the nation's first properly held election in decades. the election commission has announced results which placed the main opposition party on course to win by a landslide majority. a

mark: listen to this perfectly timed laser shot barack obama aimed at republicans while raising moneyhe dnc. president obama: have you noticed that every one of these candidates say, "obama is weak, putin is kicking sand in his face. when i talked to putin, he's going to straighten out," and then, it turns out they cannot handle a bunch of cnbc moderators? [laughter] [applause] mark: he also pushed back on republican candidates who have been using his presidency as a punching bag. president obama: according to them, everything was really good in 2008 -- [laughter] -- when we were going through the worst economic crisis in our lifetimes. unemployed and uninsured rates were up and we were hopelessly addicted to foreign oil and bin laden was still on the loose. this apparently was the golden age that i messed up. mark: those soundbites are a reminder that this president is still very much a political force even though he will not be on the ballot. how potent a weapon can he be until the election? john: whatever you want to say about barack obama's governance, as a political performer, he

thetumulty: that was one of secret weapons that barack obama had in 2008. people have this impression of iowa caucus-goers as being older whiter. barack obama did manage to turn out a lot of young people and a more diverse population. if the caucus go with did,d like they normally barack obama was said to come in third, not first. what is your sense of caucus-goers ability to organize and excite people? all the campaigns are really doing a great job organizing throughout the state. you are exactly right. the caucus is different. you have to show up in a particular place at a particular time. it is february 1, so the weather bad. be a i think they are all trying to appeal to many different constituencies, like you talked about. some of the younger people, the diversity. what we appreciate as a party is when they appeal to those different people, that is party building for us. as they come to the caucus, that makes us better as a party, and helps us win in november. we are really happy that they are organizing as they are. i have seen enthusiasm like i have n

at this .8 years ago, barack obama was losing to hillary clinton by 25%. we know how that turned out to be a month later in iowa. there is no -- trish: stop right there. a guy that was on tv. a prime time celebrity apprentice. you have carson really giving him a run for his money. how do you explain that? it is not name recognition. >> look at his numbers. he is off the charts compared to drop. that is where you see a lot of the affection. he is likable. he is trustworthy. it is night and day. people seem to trust then carson a lot more. trish: on policy. clearly a wonderful doctor. a wonderful surgeon. when it comes to the nuts and bolts of economic holocene, i would just ask an investor, will the american public when push comes to shove really trust someone whose background has been tremendous but has been in a completely different field over either a politician or in the case of donald trump and experienced businessman. >> there is a push for outside of right now he is a likable guy. people will support that 25%. at 25% will not grow higher. ultimately,

le parecÍa ridÍculo avanzar un proyecto de reformo migratoria, mientras que estÉ el presidente barack obamainglÉs) fernando: a pocos dÍa de subir el cargo, el nuevo presidente de la cÁmara de representante, el republicano paul ryan, cerrÓ cualquier importante de cerrar una reformo migratoria, mientras estÉ presidente barack obama de presidente creo que serÍa una idea ridÍcula. ryan indicÓ que si hay consenso, solo se podrÍa trabajar en el interior del paÍs, activistas dicen estar frustrado. >> no me sorprende su retÓrica porque es una cara nueva, pero es bÁsicamente lo mismo, y toda la retÓrica antiinmigrante ha influenciado mÁs lo que Él dijo. >> unos activistas creen que ryan tiene que hacer algo. >> creo que es una gran oportunidad que lo va apero ver si ello nos avanzan en la reforma migratoria, yo creo que como es ridÍculo, tiene que hacerlo fernando: la casa blanca tambiÉn reaccionÓ mostrando su frustraciÓn. >> es decepcionante y ahora esÁa tratando de decir que no se puede en los prÓximos aÑos. fernando: el tema es poco a alentador, no hay propuesta mi republicana ni demÓcrata en una

" realiÓ la marÍa: el reciente barack obama y su hija tradicional ceremonia de perdÓn al pavo, sonde acciÓn de gracias. presentador: millones de personas viajan para la noche de acciÓn de gracias. presidente obama asegura que no existen amenazas inminentes congresistas denuncian que el gobierno encargado de niÑos indocumentados, el gobierno se defiende. encuentran a un bebÉ reciÉn nacido abandonado en el pesebre navideÑo. encuentran culpable de segundo grado aÚn hombre. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna.

they also think they will do what barack obama did to mitt romney, disqualify the nominee.an't always count on the other guys being bums. it may happen, but you also have to be a good choice yourself. john: i know you have talked for a long time about ted cruz being an undervalued stock. that stock is now rising appreciably. do you share our sense that he is one of the potential contenders to go toe to toe with trump? al: i think he is the leading contender. i do. think about the criticisms that will be leveled at him and how the grassroots will respond to that. one, the establishment in washington hates him. check. good for ted. the bushes hate him. good for ted. some say he is a mean guy. he has a bunch of money. he is disciplined. he puts things together and knows what he is going to do. even donald trump is going to have a hard time going mono on mono with ted cruz. the major parties are generally people who have had success in their lives. they are great politicians and they have a lot of people going back in the jobs they have done who come out and say how much they l

is different from first term barack obama. the media are pouncing on it more. i think while they are pouncing on it, it is also for the greater good because we are now seeing what african-american communities have been talking about for a long time, this tension with the black community and law enforcement. it's not saying you don't support law enforcement. you're supposed to support law enforcement, but there is some bad policing, and now we are seeing it be caught on tape. for one thing, it's a good thing, because it is helping to hold people to the fire, accountability there, and at the same time, it is unfortunate that he had to be held at a different level by the media and the public because he is african-american. he is president of all america. the double edged sword. christi parsons: you're alluding to the discussions he has promoted concerning how police relate to their communities. are these changes that he feels -- do you think these are changes that are a result of the fact that he is now at the end of the second t

you say barack obama, barack obama, barack obama, and that works. >> or they say isis or sharia law.ty have anything out for the candidates and the would-be leaders for the party to say i know how to fix this. >> they can build capacity, 30% in a gubernatorial election in kentucky is not handed down by god as the ceiling for turnout. that number can be moved. and if anyone has shown that, the barack obama campaign 2008 and 2012. if you put in the money and the effort and the organizing and the will, you can get people out. >> and some next democratic genius to figure out how to do it in a year that's not divisible by four. chris hayes, the host of "all in." i hereby apologize to your family through you. we'll be right back. stay with us. beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh he's gone. and our linebackers and dbs dish out punishment, and never quit. ♪ you didn't expect this did you? no i didn't. the nissan altima. there's a fun side to every drive. nissan. innovation that excites. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier

marÍa elena: muchas gracias luis, presidente barack obama entregÓ hoy a 17 personas la medalla de laches. ♪ ♪ locutor: ahora estÁ usted bien informado, noticiero invitaciÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. locutor: televisa presenta... aitana: ah, y tambiÉn quiero que me acompaÑes a hacerme una prueba de vestido. si es que tenemos la boda a la vuelta de la esquina. pedro: ¿el vestido idÉntico que usÓ mi madre cuando se caso? te vas a ver bellÍsima. aitana: la extraÑas mucho, ¿no? pedro: pero sÉ que voy a casarme con la mujer que harÁ olvidarme de todas mis tristezas.

please stop saying barack obama or obama. mean, from the time we were in school, in civics and history and stuff, we were taught president reagan whether i liked it or not. president bush or whoever. but for some reason i mean -- i see it with my own black. s. especially with fox, if you refer to this president on their talk show or anything, if you can't say president obama -- you can't say president obama. it has to be barack. only barack or obama. give this president the same respect that these other presidents have received during the time that they were in office. guest: i don't disagree with that. we refer to president bush as bush. after you get into a discussion or writing about one of them, you revert back to the last name only. it's certainly not meant as any disrespect on my part. or presidenth obama, republican or democrat. i should ask you what your favorite part of that book is. host: you wrote the book. it's your chance. guest: in 15 years i have never sat on the other side of the table. i was hoping to get at

being a woman as barack obama had with african-americans?or a generation of women, hillary story and the things she is talking about really resonate, and the idea of having a woman in the white house is very exciting, so i think that is something we are not seeing a lot of right now because we are hopefully, but, women will get excited. you are not point to see the same percentages that we saw in the african-american community with barack obama -- you are not going to see the same percentages that we saw in the african-american community with barack obama. mark: anita, who will the nominee for republicans be, and why? anita: i do not know. mark: who do you think the three most likely are? ta: you have to go with a front runner, donald trump, who has an amazing ability to survive and even thrive, and that is a scary stability, and, rubio is, senator gaining a lot of steam, and i think i would also have to put senator cruz in there, as well. anita, thank you. up next, those supporting ted cruz are sitting on tens of millions of dollars in cash

second term barack obama is different. the media is counting on it more but not more it'salso for the greater good because we are now being what the african-american community has been talking about for a very long time this tension. it's not saying that you don't support law enforcement were supposed as law-enforcement. but there is some bad policing. and now it's being caught on tape. in one sense it's a good thing because helping to pull people to the fire. but at the same time unfortunate guest to be held at a different level of different data median of public. as president of all-america. >> you think this change that you're describing -- starting a criminal justice reform area you are alluding to the discussions that he promoted concerning how police relate to their communities. feelsese changes that he -- do you think these are changes that are a result of the fact that he is now the end of his second term he does not have a political price pay? as is more to do with the fact that americans of all around the world k

both barack obama and bill clinton had a 60% approval rating among 18-29-year-olds.0% positive, 19% negative. that group provided the winning margin for barack obama. mark: do we know why they like her less? al: i am not totally sure. the e-mail thing was handled poorly. mark: what else would give you concern right now? al: independents. she has very low ratings among independents. she doesn't have to win independents in the general election, but she has to come close, and she is not close by herself. but again, she will run against someone and that will change the dynamics. mark: mitt romney did pretty well with independents but lost. they also think they will do what barack obama did to mitt romney, disqualify the nominee. al: you can't always count on the other guys being bums. it may happen, but you also have to be a good choice yourself. john: i know you have talked for a long time about ted cruz being an undervalued stock. that stock is now rising appreciably. do you share our sense that he is one of the potential contenders to go toe to toe with trump? al: i t

barack obama lost to mitt romney among independents by five points.you're looking at a deficit of 13 and 7, you don't want to underperform barack obama against the republican. among nonwhite voters, it's a huge strength. she beats trump by 89 points, carson by 86 points. rubio by 89. this is exactly where barack obama was among african-american a bit of a weakness here. this is where obama was when clinton runs against trump. carson and rubio do a little better. hillary clinton still beats them handley, but barack obama won by 24 in this range. these are good, but you would like to make them a little better, anderson. >> there's plenty to talk about with our panel, which includes a guy who must be wondering why all those candidates were dropping hillary clinton's name but not his. he is paul begala along with amanda carpenter, and jeffrey lord, who's a donald trump supporter. paul, haven't heard from you since last night. when you hear the hypothetical matchup, do you worry about any of the numbers you see? >> no, it's just soon. it is. what that poll

barack obama said exactly same thing. what does evolve mean in your opinion no nobody thinks we can do what australia does. there are more guns than people in america. we're not going to be able to do what australia does. trish: i should remind our viewers, get everybody caught up. australia confiscated guns. they had a buyback program. >> we're not doing that. trish: interestingly they have 3 1/2 million guns in australia. the exact same amount when they started confiscation program back in the '90s. >> we agree which things are not working. there should be ideas how to make the system work better so criminals don't have guns. i think we agree with that. >> how about involving to eliminating gun-free zones that are virtual target practice for anyone who wants -- >> i don't think they're virtual target practice. that is ridiculous. no, i don't think that is evolving. actually, data does not show that is good idea. trish: making sure we have better mental health programs because that really is at root of all of this. >> no

. >> the barack obama administration will appeal the ruling, a white house that blocks it. that initiative is them blocking five mill tkwropb team living in the u.s. legally. the president was overstepping his authority. >>> the white house says president barack obama will sign a $607 billion defense bill even though it keeps him mething he has been troying to do since he moved to office. he remains committed to the chosing the prison at guantanamo bay. the fire department says the pilot and copilot was damaged after they licked into an pafrplt building. that plane was about to hand at the nearby airport when it crashed. -- after they an apartment building. that plane was about to land at a nearby airport when it crashed. >>> now, last night's security rns are raised by items in a passenger's carry on bag. the authorities locked down parts of the airport, dozens of flights had to be delayed and heavily armed officers ordered passengers on an american airlines night to place their hands over their heads and evacuate the plane so they can be searched. >> i just seen different

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es aquÍ en la corte suprema donde se va a decidir si la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente barack obama >> sÁbado mientbemos que lo que con la ley. >> para otros como el presidente del comitÉ de la cÁmara de representantes, la decisiÓn de la corte de apelaciones es un triunfo, segÚn Él la decisiÓn de obama... (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> este experto no duda que los magistrados del tribunal supremo acepten escuchar el caso. >> es posible que llegue a la corte suprema para una decisiÓn en junio, sino, bueno va a avanzar hasta el prÓximo aÑo. >> hace casi un aÑo el pasado 20 de noviembre obama anunciÓ serie de acciones que incluyen dapa para proteger a padres con hijos ciudadanos y ampliaba daca para que mÁs personas que llegaron antes de los 16 aÑos pudieran recib recibir los beneficios, 26 estados demandaron y lograron que se bloqueara, bloqueo que por dos a uno se tomÓ la decisiÓn en la corte de orleans. >> no nos sorprendiÓ, sÁbado aÍi que la corte era dominaba por jueces cono ver varoedes. >> en el pasado han decidido en casos como el de arizona, a nadie se le escapa que este caso l

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(president barack obama) "if you layer it with more and more bureaucracy that doesn't tually make us fer. new jersey governor cis christie spoke out about president obama's refugee plan. ( chris christie/ (r) presidential candidate) "he should set up a no- fly zone in syria and a safe zone in syria for refugees to be able to stay inside their own country. this is not an issue we should even have to be addressing inside the u uted states."earlier this week, the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to halt syrian and iraqi refugees from entering the u.s. -- until key secucuagencies certify those refugees don't pose a security risk. the senate now has the bill. if it passes,the white house has said it will veto such legislation. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. lukas this week will be busy for the native american community, with two big upcoming events. the first event begins monday with a town hall meeting to discuss a proposed ban on single can alcoholic beverages. this is the arrest records for public intoxication through september of this year. the plan is to address alcohol abuse, whic

bush: he is a lot more qualified than barack obama, and better qualified than hillary clinton. hillary clinton is proposing basically a doubling and tripling down on failed economic policies of barack obama. hillary clinton says that their enemies are republicans, basically half the population, continuing to divide the country. the more important question is, who can beat her, i have a proven record that can match of really well against someone mckinley clinton, who has a minimal record as a senator and a failed record as secretary of state. that' s why i' m running, because i can win this election and restore conservative principles has alluded to what might be some allegedly scandal in marco rubio' can you tummy more? more? what are you hinting at? mr. bush: i am not hinting at anything. i' m running on my record, shrinking the government by 11% and cutting taxes, reforming education, and i can do the same thing in washington where we can get a budget balance, line item veto power. make sure elected officials do not lobby their former elected -- former elected officials have

in 2008, new hampshire gave a helpful warning to barack obama, in choosing hillary clinton, they saidey didn't like obama calling her "likable enough." they decided she was more than that, he a little less so. at least in those days of their decision, a little less likable than they had thought, and hubris hurts. new hampshire voters wants to make sure it did and obama knew it. one of the things to look for when so many of us get up here in february is how the media can ship the meaning of what voters decide here. we can say as many did in 1968 that g. mccarthy had won, even though johnson got the most votes. we can say as most did, that bill clinton won here in '92, although he ran eight points behind. but is this what we want from the press? do we want the interpretation or the simple facts? do we want it explained or simply told? do we want the arithmetic or the context or both? to the readers of newspapers and to the viewers of television news, to the watcher of "hardball," here's my recommendation. read it all, listen to it all, but to quote ronald reagan, don't be afraid to see