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. >> steve: atomic bomb devastated hiroshima, japan -- u-s president barack obama has become the firstitting >> pam:he says the visit is meant to highlight the real risks of nuclear war. and to pay respect to those who died in world war two. some 70-thousand people were killed in the initial blast. tens of thousands of others later died from radiation exposure. reporter -will ripley, with our partners at c-n-n. says many people hope this is a turning point when it comes to nuclear weapons. most survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki never thought they'd live to see this day. for the first time -- a sitting american president paying his respects -- at the site of the world's first atomic bombing. "why do we come to this place, to hiroshima? we come to ponder the terrible force unleashed in the not so distant past. we come to mourn the dead." hundreds of protestors outside hiroshima's peace memorial park. some demanding an apology from the united states. president obama did not apologize - but did renew this call for a world without nuclear weapons. a call also made by japanese prime minist

s. >>> now it's time for "eye on asia." u.s. president barack obama sell washington stands with its partners to uphold freedom of navigation and flight in the south china sea. he made the comments in hanoi tuesday. he mentioned that the u.s. is willing to expand tie with his vietnam as tensions rise in the south china sea. >> big nations should not bully smaller ones. disputes should be resolved peacefully. regional institutions like the asean and the east asia summit should continue to be strengthened. that's what i believe, that's what the united states believes, and that's the kind of partnership that america offers this region. >> relations between the two countries are improving amid the changing security environment in the south china sea. china claims almost the entire maritime area as its own, while vietnam and other southeast asian countries claim parts of it. on monday, obama announced a complete lifting of an embargo on sales of lethal weapons to vietnam. the measure was put in place in 1984 amid concerns over the country's human rights rec

they met president barack obama of course inside the white house. >> fox 29's sean bell was there for the big moment. let's get right out to sean whose live in washington, d.c. tonight. sean, what a day for these guys. >> reporter: what a day iain. a perfect way to end a season. a hollywood season at that. to come to the white house and meet president obama. it was amazing. the players had all the feelings that you can possibly have. excited, nervous, daniel ochefu even said, hey, i just want to stay away from secret service make sure nothing happens, okay jay wright came in. president obama talked. made some jokes even called jay wright the george clooney of coaches. hilarious. everything was fun. but president obama still had a little trouble pronouncing one of our players names. >> arf. now, i just sped through that in case i didn't say it right. (laughter). >> barack obama is tough but arcidiacono, man, that's a lot of vowels in there. so we'll call him arch. >> i couldn't have written a better script for myself and my senior class. the way we came in to school struggling and cont

barack obama so it can be taken with an denigrated and weakened. ronald reagan stated his biggest regret was the amnesty in the 1980's. with donald trump, who has never set a ban on muslims. he said temporary on muslim immigration until we find out what is going on in our country. you, mr. boot, support open borders. and very little border security. because hemr. trump is a threat to your personal profit. russia and youn never served in our military. our soldiers overwhelmingly support mr. trump because they see what is going on. they have had the rules of engagement, their hands tied behind their backs. they cannot defend themselves. our soldiers are having their benefits stripped from them, foreign men -- foreign nationals, many of whom work from the people you profit from, are keeping subsidize from u.s. taxpayers while 95 million citizens are no longer counted, so foreign labor cheap for the people who pay you, but expensive for the u.s. taxpayer, our debt is skyrocketing host:. we are going to let him respond. go ahead. guest: a lot of hatred coming from that caller just like for donald trump fear the caller is c

sanders: where hillary clinton defeated barack obama by 2000 votes in 2008's, it ends up tonight we'reoing to end up with about half of the delegates. [applause] [crowd chanting "bernie"] sen. sanders: not want to thank all fort to thank you coming out because this is the beginning of the final push to win california. [applause] sen. sanders: when we -- and by the way, i should tell you there are a lot of people out there, many of the pundits and politicians, they say "bernie sanders should drop out." [crowd booing] sen. sanders: the people of california should not have the right to determine who the next president will be! well, let me be as clear as i can be. i agree with you. we are in until the last ballot is cast. you know, when we began this campaign a little over a year ago, we were 60 points behind sec. clinton. we had no political organization, no money, very recognition.e the media and the pundits determined that we were a fringe candidacy. and nobody tho t

planes wasr 100 announced in the presence of barack obama, who is currently visiting the southeast asian country. back to you. 'sxports fell for a seventh consecutive month in april is the yen strengthened. the underscores the mounting challenges that prime minister abe is facing to revive economic growth. dropis worse the me 9.9% that have been estimated by economists. imports as well, fell 23%, leaving a trade surplus of $7.5 billion. forecast thats earnings growth will slow this year, even as profit jumped. we will continue to talk about that and the airline sector as a whole, the first, i want to go back to jeffrey yu. we jump back a second and talk to you about japan. the imports i think, that number was sort of massaged bite oil prices. -- by oil prices. but what do you think about that drop? this gives japanese finance impotence to, really intervene when the u.s. does not want them to. j did nothing, they were making a big bet on u.s. growth. secondly, you mentioned export growth, or the lack of. that tells the what you need to know about external demand. japan has always had an excess savings problem. th

barack obama. it has tendedhat to be less white as the time passes. non-whiterate was as .s in 2008 in 2014 >> trump and clinton have high negatives. >> exactly right. these are pretty close. negativehem with high numbers and trumps are worse. are worse. i think that is white people in the poll. clintonrs outperforms in a general. why watch a >> we have seen this as a trend for a wild and it is something that the sanders campaign puts emphasis on, because they are hoping to sway the superdelegates. people know hillary clinton and they have seen her getting hammered with negative stories and there are all sorts of perceptions of what the clintons are like. bernie sanders came on the scene a year ago. and a lot of people do not know much about him and they are not terribly familiar. i think this place to the advantage. a you have to choose between candidate you don't like and one that you are sort of familiar with, people will choose the one you are sort of familiar with. >> you made a comment that there was a poll for years ago that -- ed >> essentially, it looked at battlegr

barack obama. ladies and gentlemen, with that, i declare the press krenconfere adjourn the. please stay in the room for departure of the two. s. thank you very much. >> from adversaries to friends. the words there of u.s. president barack obama. the u.s. will lift its embargo on arms sales to vietnam in an effort to forge closer relations with vietnam. that the big headline out of this news conference. president barack obama there with the vietnamese president. and we heard from vietnam's president. he said that the two had productive talks on bilateral relations, on trade deals and regional security, and president obama said the u.s. will play a long-term role in the asia pacific region and be more engaged than ever before. that of course the backdrop to that is china flexing its muscles in the asia pacific region. >> that's right. the u.s. president making the point when pressed, saying that the lifting of the arms embargo had nothing to do with china. rather it was part of a long effort to normalize relations. that, though, hard to believe considering the tensions in the region and the pivoting of power. the u.s. would lik

barack obama took office. donald trump is not like that. he will indict the failures of both parties, multiple administrations, going back to the 1980's. think the last and arguably successful president we had was ronald reagan in this country. he will indict both parties, the leadership of both parties, and he is going to say there is an upside to doing that with the millions of democratic voters who are as upset as republican voters, that could cross over as reagan democrats. john: you are basically saying for him, by his calculation, party unity could be overrated. when you play that game, that is the way you can alienate large parts of the republican party. if you attack the republican establishment and democrat establishment, a lot of republicans will not rally around my message. steve: he is not going to go out of his way to make enormous concessions. one of the things that would be smart to do is reach out to paul ryan upon winning indiana, if he does that, and say, what does the legislative package i send up to the congress on january 21 look like? what is the first 100 days of legislation that you can pass, i would like you to

library.entialibra it's being built with the helpie of the barack obama foundation.o the foundation plans to build a structure in one of two parks on chicago's south side. sbe finished in 2020 or 2021. 2 >> all right. all right first daughter malia she's madem a decision about college. colle she is following in her parentss food of footsteps head to goeato college at harvard. >> she won't do until 2017.01 she's taking a gap year aftereaf she graduates from high school.o so what is a gap >> ronica cleary joins us now with morhy yoll be out of herefh for year.for ar. >> that's a gap year. >> is he j and instead of getting ready fof college this summer, she's goini to take part in that gap yearha we're talking about. a now she's not alone.. a recent poll found that gap years among u.s. students sde they've increased more than 20%. many colleges even encourage aoe delayed entry. ent in order to give students time to recharge after high school.ch they want those students todentt build work or live experiences,s many students they choose internships overseas maybe a little travel, gap year are most encourage it in their admissiona as well. >> i was thinking in

barack obama took office. donald trump is not like that. he will indict the failures of both parties, multiple administrations, going back to the 19, the 1980'si think the last and arguably successful president we had was ronald reagan in this country. he will indict both parties, the leadership of both parties, and he will say there is an upside to doing that with the millions of democratic voters who are as upset as republican voters, they could cross over as reagan democrats. john: so for him, by his calculation, party unity in the overrated. you play that game, that is the way they alienate the republican party. steve schmidt: it is a bipartisan thing that attacks both sides. a lot of people will not rally to that message. i think they will say welcome aboard, we want everyone to be on the team, but he will not go out of his way to make concessions. one thing he would be smart to do is reach out to paul ryan upon winning indiana, if he does that, and say, what does the legislative package i signed up to the congress on january 21 look like? what is the first 100 days of legislation that you can pass, i would like you to partner with me in

s. think back to 2008. in january of 2008, barack obama said to a san francisco pay that energy rates would unnecessarily skye he got to wednesday he was prownsed by hillary -- trouncetd. >> she went out there and said something nice bel cool. >> it is something they haven't had in a longtime. you go to 2000 whenner it flipped from blue to red. unreasonable to think it was in play for hillary clinton and the general election. how do these comments play in places like ohio and southwestern pennsylvania and southwestern virginia where you have conceivably have working class and lower middle class and comb honers. >> donald trump supporters based on how hillary and trump's campaigns are going, look how well trump did and he is unopposed and presumptive energy. they identify squarely with the voter you just referenced. if hillary is hoping to inwith in the swing states she has to attack when she is done with bernie sanders. we are trying to win them over with the economic message. this campaign has been about i am the thirst term of barack obama and i will be the first president. >> a lot of the polls wanting a

barack obama so it can be taken with an denigrated and weakened. ronald reagan stated his biggest regret was the amnesty in the 1980's.ng with donald trump, who has never set a ban on muslims. he said temporary on muslim immigration until we find out what is going on in our country. you, mr. boot, support open borders. and very little border security. because hemr. trump is a threat to your personal profit. russia and youn never served in our military. our soldiers overwhelmingly support mr. trump because they see what is going on. they have had the rules of engagement, their hands tied behind their backs. they cannot defend themselves. our soldiers are having their benefits stripped from them, foreign men -- foreign nationals, many of whom work from the people you profit from, are keeping subsidize from u.s. taxpayers while 95 million citizens are no longer counted, so foreign labor cheap for the people who pay you, but expensive for the u.s. taxpayer, our debt is skyrocketing host:. we are going to let him respond. go ahead. guest: a lot of hatred coming from that caller just like for donald trump fear the caller is

president barack obama has paid tribute to the people killed in hiroshima when the u.s. truck to atomic bomb in 1945. mario park,'s pisa the president placed a wreath at the memorial and after he spoke, he met with hiroshima survivors. this is about 30 minutes. president obama: 71 years ago on a bright, cloudless morning death fell from the sky and the world was changed. a flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a city and demonstrated that mankind possess the means to destroy itself. why do we come to this place, to hiroshima? we come to ponder a terrible force unleashed in a not so distant past. we come to mourn the deaths, including over 100,000 japanese men, women, and children. thousands of koreans, a dozen americans. their souls speak to us. they ask us to look inward, take stock of who we are and what we might become. it is not the fact of war that sets hiroshima apart. artifacts tell us that violent conflict appeared with the very first man. our early ancestors had been learning to make blades from flint and spears from wood, use these tools not just for hunting, but against their own kind. on every co

s punish carrier, use the power of the federal government to punish them. by the way, that's the same thing hillary clinton says, the same thing barack obama says.hat's the response of big government liberals, that we're going to enact policies that kill jobs and then when businesses flee we're going to use the power of government to punish them. my approach is totally different. i understand what both reagan and john f. kennedy understood, that when you cut taxes and reduce regulations you see millions and millions of new jobs. so what i'm going to do is repeal obamacare, reign in the regulators that are killing jobs, the over 200 regulations from the department of -- >> i don't mean to interrupt, but your people have insisted on limited time, so i do want to get to some other questions. you talk about fiorina. back when she was a candidate running for president she took some shots at you. shear was one. >> ted cruz is just like any other politician, he says one thing in manhattan, he says another thing in iowa, he says whatever he needs to say to get elected and then he's going to do as >> less than four months ago there was your running mate

s so every time he's a roman candle, it fulfills the pros fi. >> the point i was trying to make in 2008 when the economy imploded, john mccain issues spended his campaign. barack obamaeek what are you talking about we have a campaign to run. >> it was a good idea, but it didn't work. thank you. up next, our round table tonight. reaction to the big day in washington and the showmanship of trump. you're watching hardball, the place for politics. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov i need to keep organized,ause anything that makes my life easier, i'm using. "hey cortana, remind me we have a play date tomorrow at noon" i need that in my world. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! no

that was actually donald trum s trump's, donald trump's surge began post-paris. david ignatius, after barack obaman, in his response and even the president of paris, you had donald trump going out and taking a very strong, harsh line. and republican voters rewarded in the polls. >> i think you just stated what the challenge is for secretary clinton, if she's the nominee. she has to find a way to speak to the trump blue-collar democratic voters, who are fed up. who feel that they've fallen behind economically, who feel that leadership on national security is leaving the country unsafe. she's got to speak to those people and articulate to them why she's going to be different from barack obama. that's one of the challenges where she needs mike or someone said a moment ago, she's handcuffed herself to barack obama. she needs the base that barack obama can mobilize, but also needs to separate herself from obama and show that she can address the issues that trump has pointed up so forcefully, that are going to give him to everybody's astonishment the nomination. if she doesn't do that, i don't see how s

barack obama won back in 2012. hillary clinton thinks that she can pick up this state right here, which is the state of arizona, and when you do that, add in ee lk tolectoral votes, s picture, they'll include this here, georgia. >> correct. if they were to win georgia, that gets you 16 more. we haven't added to the total. they think that because if you go back to 2012, the obama campaign in the closing weeks thought they could pick up arizona, they thought they could pick up georgia. given the trump rhetoric on the issue of immigration, that's why they were looking at arizona now and if you talk about increasing the african-american vote down in georgia, and if you have the likes of eric erickson and other conservative types that can't vote for trump, georgia will be in play. >> let's look at this scenario what do you see here? >> if you look there, a rosy scenario right now looking at historical precedent for donald trump, the reason looking at these states, he has been preaching this message about bringing back jobs. you look at pennsylvania, you look at ohio, you look at michigan, wisconsin, all states that have been hurt rust belt states that have been hurt by