la reforma migratoria volviÓ a ser el centro de una reuniÓn en la casa blanca donde el presidente barakpidiÓ apoyo. >> tambiÉn con la ayuda de la tecnologÍa vea cÓmo funciona la nueva terapia antiestrÉs que hace maravillas. >> saltÁndose los protocolos el prÍncipe guillermo y kate convivirÁn antes de casarse. es bueno para una pareja? las dos caras de la moneda. >> y la salud de javier ortiz, empeora su salud todo por un mal diagnÓstico. todo esto hoy en despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ >> hola, hola, hola. quÉ tal? ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁn? quÉ rico saludarlos, estamos en el ombligo de la semana. poncho de anda estÁ de vacaciones. nuestra chiquinquirÁ delgado amaneciÓ con la garganta mala. >> no somos poncho y chiqui... [risas] >> no ajusten su televisor, somos nosotros. >> un beso y un abrazo. >> tenemos el gusto de estar con ustedes y tenemos una sorpresa, miren nada mÁs, cÓmo cocinan mas luj? las mujeres? >> a mÍ se me quema hasta el agua. >> quÉ quieres que te haga? un jugo? >> gracias. >> unos huevitos con chilito. >> mandÉ a pedir el jalapeÑo porque sabÍa que venías tÚ. >> ya estÁn? >>

el presidente barak obama se reÚne hoy con lÍderes religiosos, políticos y empresariales de ambos partidosvisar las leyes de inmigraciÓn. >> te quiero, te amo. te damos las seÑales de alerta para que sepas cuando no hay amor en una relaciÓn. >> y llegÓ el amor para adamaris lÓpez. >> se enciende el estudio con la mujer de fuego, olga taÑÓn. todo esto hoy en despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ >> bien caliente... damos los buenos dÍas. estamos felices de la vida de poder iniciar un dÍa mÁs con todos ustedes, tenemos un programa muy divertido. >> me hace falta carla. >> tiene su dÍa libre. >> todos queremos a mara. carla. >> besos, carlita y disfruta. >> lo dijo chiquinquirÁ al comienzo de los titulares de despierta amÉrica. >> hablar de fuego, es hablar de una isla y de la gran pasiÓn por la mÚsica latina. >> llega un refuerzo y es una superestrella internacional, ganadora de 5 premios grammy. 25 premios lo nuestro. >> sin dudas es la voz de la mÚsica tropical en el mundo entero. sras. y srs., compaÑeros, a recibirla con un fuerte aplauso a olga taÑÓn! [ aplausos ] >> quÉ bÁrbaro. >> me llegÓ el refuerz

los liberales temen que barak obama pedirÁ recortes en ambos programas.frimiento. >> para estar bien informado de lo que pasa en el mundo, lo puede hacer desde su telÉfono mÓvil o su computadora. ahora continuamos con el destello de luz de las piernas de raÚl. >> vamos a darle la bienvenida a... ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! bienvenida a despierta amÉrica. >> cÓmo estÁn todos? un tema muy interesante y supercontroversial. >> de quÉ vas a hablar. >> estamos armando de armas de fuego. vamos a ver quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando. ♪ ♪ >> para ella no es importante solo lucir bien su seguridad es prioridad nÚmero uno. >> las mujeres son las que mÁs necesitan estar protegidas por pistolas, los hombres son fuertes. una mujer se protege mucho mÁs con una pistola. >> los fabricantes de armas lo saben y quieren acaparar este sector del mercado y darle a las mujeres la vena del gusto. >> las carteras son personalizadas, los perros la gente los lleva como un accesorio, por quÉ no llevar esto al sector de armas? >> durante los Últimos aÑos la venta de armas a muje

que no eran las palabras que la gente esperaba escuchar de barak obama.o protegerse? despierta amÉrica! despierta carla! >> lle- gÓ el vier- nes a des- pier- ta a- mÉ- ri- ca! [risas] ♪ ♪ >> para los que estÁn sintonizando en este momento despierta amÉrica. ¡muy buenos dÍas! sras. y srs., es jueves 14 del 2011. [ aplausos ] ♪ ♪ >> dale, dale. chiqui. >> estÁ por acá. >> ahÍ, ahí. >> quiero hacerle un par de preguntas al dj, de dÓnde eres, por quÉ te llamas dj África? >> ecautoriano. >> quÉ edad tienes? >> 24. >> desde quÉ edad estÁs en esto? >> desde los 14 aÑos. >> por quÉ estÁs en esto de dj? >> porque me encanta la mÚsica. >> llevo la mÚsica en las venas pero tengo muy mala circulaciÓn. ensÉÑame. cÓmo mezclo esto con otra canciÓn. >> con una vachata, o una mÚsica house. >> tÚ elÍgela y yo la mezclo! [risas] >> ok. >> muy bien. >> vamos. vamos a darle play. ♪ ♪ [risas] >> para los que no saben, djÁfrica es el djpersonal de gloria y emilio estefan. >> por quÉ África? >> la madre patria. es donde naciÓ la mÚsica, las raÍces de la mÚsica. >> habrÁ mÚsica e

el presidente barak obama pidiÓ que se eliminen las diferencias entre los gastos federales entre hoyn avances. >> un controlador de vuelo se durmiÓ durante su trabajo. se fue a dormir durante 5 horas el 5 de febrero. en el aeropuerto hay dos controladores en ese turno, mientras uno dormÍa el otro ayudÓ con el aterrizaje de 7 aviones y trabajÓ en el radar. la empresa dijo que estÁ en proceso de despedir al empleado. >> las autoridades arrestaron al sospechoso de haber realizado un tiroteo que dejÓ un muerto y varios heridos en alabama. dijo a los reporteros que cubrÍan el incidente que Él era el tirador que estaban buscando. estÁ acusado de intento de asesinato y asesinato. >> hablando de la violencia en mÉxico, precisamente, como les habÍamos anticipado tenemos las imÁgenes. paulina gÓmez, adelante. >> el asesinato de paco stanly conmocionÓ a mÉxico. una llamada anÓnima condujo a militares al presunto asesino. alias el ingieniero actual lÍder de los arelano felix. segÚn el ejÉrcito este hombre participÓ en la muerte del conduvtor en julio de 1999 cuando salÍa delante restaurante al q

. >> en dallas, texas, en congresista por illinois, luis gutiÉrrez, pidiÓ al presidente barak obama parar deportaciones. >> le hemos pedido al presidente que utilice la discreciÓn bastante amplia que ha otorgado a la ley y que no deporte a los jÓvenes del dream act, no es que lo legalice

barak obama is judged unfairly. let's give an example of how things might have happened had there been diversity in the media. remember they said latinos would not vote for an african-american president. you recall that? they went on for weeks about that that he's going to lose the west and all this. well, there were some hispanic journalists warning that they were wrong, that port reiian voters voted for david jenkins in new york city, and they voted for barak obama when they ran for the senate of illinois, and mayor bill rosa won the election with the help of black constituents, and they went on and on and on. what happened? he got the la tee know vote and still holds a majority of the his panic vote, so that turned out to be wrong. remember when they went on and on and on about how he said people in small towns claim to guns and religion. well, in august, the campaign said the majority of americans agree, so i mean, that was made into a big overnight, you know, 24 hours, 24/7 thing. >> host: do you think the pres

la campaÑa del senador barak obama en el 2008, hoy presidente barak obama, revolucionÓ la forma de hacertiempo. >> ay! bueno. >> pero esto es temprano, sin duda, comienza la campaÑa y lo hizo de una manera que ha llamado la atenciÓn, en el internet. sin duda, vamos a conversar en otros programas. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros desde washington d c. >> muchas gracias a ustedes. >> continuamos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica. adelante, raulito. >> el sÍmbolo del anillo del matrimonio, bendito problema! pero siempre ha sido un fuerte sÍmbolo de nuestra sociedad, . el prÍncipe guillermo dijo que no lo va a usar. y aquÍ rompe en la acostumbrada ceremonia del intercambio. su prometida sÍ llevarÁ uno creado especialmente para ella con oro de gales. el hecho de que el prÍncipe no lo use es una decisiÓn privada de la pareja y al mismo tiempo dio mucho de quÉ hablar. >> mariana es casada desde hace once aÑos y con anillo! [risas] >> gracias por estar con nosotros. desde el primer momento que tu esposo dijo sÍ nos casamos vieron el sÍmbolo del anilmo como algo importante. >> algo bien esp

>> es otro de los shows para atraer el interÉs nacional y restar a la administraciÓn barak obama que sea muy efectivo desde el cielo tratar de ver quiÉn es y quién no es indocumentado y quiÉn trae droga. >> es para intimidar a la comunidad inmigrante?

el presidente barak obama estarÁ en miami, florida.s pueden aceptar el colegio con las becas que hemos dado. >> cuÁles son los mayores desafÍos que enfrenta los estudiantes de secundaria, hasta universitaria. >> nuestros estudiantes estÁn en salones que no son de calidad. nuestras escuelas tambiÉn no estÁn... dando la educaciÓn merecida a nuestros estudiantes y tambiÉn la ayuda financiera. muchos de nuestros estudiantes cuando van al colegio no tienen los recursos para ir al colegio y tambiÉn tienen que ir a trabajar. por eso queremos dar la ayuda financiera para los que vayan al colegio. >> hay muchas plataformas para conectarnos con los televidentes. su preocupaciÓn mayor es por quÉ hay tantos recortes que hacen peligrar el sistema educativo, quÉ estÁ pasando? no entiende eso nuestra gente. >> hay una inversiÓn histórica de mÁs de mil millones en el sistema federal. y hay un recorte drÁstico y eso aunque nosotros hemos aumentado a nivel federal los recortes drÁsticos han tenido un efi efecto muy negativo en las escuelas. >> quÉ es lo

. >> el presidente de estados unidos barak obama se reÚne hoy con el vicepresidente.n ocurrirÁ un dÍa

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♪ ♪ >> hoy en despierta amÉrica: ya es oficial el secreto a voces del presidente barak obama anunciÓuscarÁ quedarse en la casa blanca 4 aÑos mÁs. esta semana presentarÁ su campaÑa para el 2012 y ya empezÓ a recaudar fondos. >> comenzamos nuestra semana con la serie de homenajes. y lo dedicamos la cantante y actriz mexicana lucero. >> no se lo pierdan. >> la primera eliminada de nuestra belleza latina que estarÁ con nosotros para hablarnos de su experiencia en el concurso. >> en el tenis... el serbio... venciÓ a nadal en miami. todo esto y mÁs en despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] >> muy pero muy buenos dÍas, sras. y srs., despierta corazÓn, despierta amÉrica. lunes 4 de abril del aÑo 2011, gracias por despertarse con nosotros y dejarnos entrar en sus hogares. no puedo dejar de comenzar la maÑana sin darles un abrazo a mis compaÑeros de trabajo. [risas] >> ustedes vayan hablando mientras yo voy hablando. >> buenos dÍas, mi corazÓn bello. >> porque el latino es asÍ. >> de cariÑo, de respeto. >> te la pasaste bien? >> me la pasÉ excelente y a veces es importante descansar, respirar. bu

el presidente barak obama dijo que sÍ hubo progreso.antes, el republicano jhon binner y el republicano, henry reed dijo dijeron que sus equipos seguirÍan trabajando para poder superar las diferencias. se sospecha son algunos de los 59 asesinados que encontraron en 8 fosas en el norte de tamaolipas. familiares de personas desaparecidas han ido a la morgue de matamores donde estÁn los cadáveres para tratar de identificarlos. pero se quejan de que hay poca informaciÓn. >> nomÁs sabemos que los secuestraron. y no sabemos quÉ es lo que ha pasado. >> no lo encuentro. lo he buscado por todos lados y... no lo encuentro. >> bueno, amnistÍa internacional dijo que los crÍmenes reciÉn descubiertos muestran cÓmo las autoridades fallan para la comunidad mexicana. >> sismo de 6. 5 que sacudiÓ la ciudad de mÉxico. por varios segundos pero afortunadamente no se reportaron vÍctimas ni daÑos materiales considerables. >> al menos tres personas murieron, cientos mÁs resultaron heridas, debido a un poderoso sismo de 7. 4. provocÓ advertencias de tsunami. lou

>>pero tiene sus detalles >>esto llega tras negocianes entre barak obama y santos, quienes se reuniránblanca >>el acuerdo se logró porque colombia accedió a implementar con fechas precisas la proteccion. >>un país como colombia tiene mucho por hacer, pero lo que era un error era mantener este tratado de libre comercio en el congelador sin ser aprobado, frenando las posibilidades de crecimiento al país >>no se han alterado los principios básicos del trato >>ese tratado ya fue aprobado por el congreso colombiano se ha avanzado en medidas administrativas adicionales >>las exportaciones aumentarán a mas de mil millones de dólares para colombia >>es a estados unidos a quien fundamentalmente beneficiará, pues venderán más cosas a colombia sin mayor impuesto. >>washington quisiera ver a colombia extraditar a este hombre a washington y no a venezuela >>y con respecto al tratado de libre comercio, entre algunos sindicatos la noticias no fue bien recibida pero aquí en el capitolio la noticias fue bien aceptad,a será el congreso quienen tengan que aprobarlo. >>muchas gracias. >>indignacion de par

varios senadores le han pedido al presidente barak obama que apruebe el acta de los sueÑos.una medida que no logro obtener los votos necesarios el aÑo pasado para ser implementada. sin embargo, varias organizaciones de estudiantes le estan pidiendo al mandatario que el acta sea mas amplia que la version actual.--edgardo quijano nos tiene la informacion. la nueva version incluiria a los estudiantes de secundaria y para eso ya comenzo la campaÑa para llevar el mensaje a toda la nacion y ellos saben que tiene que ser antes que el presidente considere firmar el acta de los sueÑos bajo sus poderes presidenciales.hoy varios estudiantes tuvieron una de las primeras actividades. esta estudiante llego hoy a la reunion de 67 todavia no se . >>> pero además de estás representación y copo cero líderes latinos quieren contar las historias no contadas. >>> esto jóvenes, nadie les esta hablando, estamos hablando a nivel nacional del tema de migración, dejo venus indocumentados pero solo estamos escuchando las voces de jóvenes para llegar a la universidad. >>> casos de estudiante, ya fueron

[laughter] >> barak? barack? >> bull's-eye. nothing but net. chris: when we come back, we're going to talk about the real-life flip side to what you just saw. the republicans do not trust the so-called mainstream media and have urged kds not to talk to the big networks. votes like? chris: welcome back. polls show that only one third of republicans trust what some right of center politicians call the mainstream media. mccain did few print interviews and palin avoided interviews especially after that katie couric thing. well, the republican kd -- candidates are now being urged to avoid interviews close to the election. where did we get this plain -- mainstream media idea? who cooked it up? >> well, one thing, is -- it came if the right and the left. it starts with the blowingosphere, the rise of that -- blogosphere, the rise of that movement. what they have in their quiver is that at the same time blogging rose, you had a huge problem with the establishment press on things like the iraq war and -- so "the new york times," the washington post -- t

we may see the world through facilities barak is never to see out of his play. so i really mean russian friendly i beg. your voice all right. if we pull off this really could put saran scum a map but it's not going to strangers to world class sports facilities here. brooke. chosen from among many. he was given a clear cut mission. a mission he successfully accomplished. and became the first ever met again outer space. hero of the soviet union one of the best known persons in the whole world. all his thoughts were focused on flight. could he ever think that his life's work would cost him his life. what happened in those few seconds. and what secrets these sealed barrels still hold. your regard any. one r.g.b. . color. space is the backbone of our national security there is no substitute and there is no alternative to military comes from space. bombs on target little time palin took special about unless will easier able to deliver through space ship or machine. better. company crammed down the film the fact look our current book. and we must. be. several hundred.

el presidente de los estados unidos, barak obama, visita ese lugar de alabama, tuscaloosa.Ías! a ti y a nuestra audiencia. desolador, ha sido arrasado no solo este vecindario sino por millas, todo estÁ asÍ como lo ven aquí. precisamente en esa casa ayer encontraron a una niÑa que estaban buscando pero sin vida. parte de las vÍctimas mortales que se han sumado a este devastador tornado. incalculable! aquÍ habían muchos niÑos, con esta almohada, juguetes por todos lados y para que entiendan lo increÍble que puede ser un tornado, este era categorÍa 5. son estructuras sÓlidas de estructura sÓlida, si puedes filmar los ladrillos. es increÍble la potencia que tienen... aidÉ y el sr. josé y miranda una niÑa de once meses. pasaron el susto de su vida en esta ocasiÓn. >> seguimos consternados. con lo que acaba de suceder. la gente necesita mucha ayuda y muchos recursos aquÍ porque esto quedÓ devastado y es un susto tremendo. no tienen electricidad ni nada. >> tÚ me contabas que tu familia quedÓ atrapada. >> sÍ. tengo una prima que quedÓ atrapada con su bebÉ ahora no sÉ cÓmo se encue

bush y continuÓ con la de barak obama. >> las autoridades mexicanas capturaron a 17 personas en relaciÓn general de latino amÉrica habÍa repÚblica habÍa ofrencido mÁs de un millÓn de dólares por su captura. >> al "kilo "se lo considera presunto responsable del secuestro y muerte de las personas que fueron encontradas en fosas clandestinas de dicho estado. por los delitos de delincuencia organizada, secuestro y violaciÓn a la ley federal de armas de fuego y explosivos. >> a los detenidos se les acusa de pertenecer a los zetas, el grupo de sicarios del narcotrÁfico, tambiÉn fueron asesinados 16 policÍas de san fernando en tamaolipas. >> por lo menos 200 hogares en el estado de san isidro y la providencia fueron inundados por la rotura de los muros de un desagüe. tres menores resultaron heridos. la rotura del canal de unos cien pies fue debido a las intensas lluvias. >> pasamos a japÓn ahÍ la empresa que opera la averiada planta nuclear de fiscal general de la fukushma. como primer paso encaminado a que decenas de miles de habitantes regresen al Área de 6 a 9 meses. las personas que abandon

. >> se estarÁ reuniendo con el presidente barak obama para discutir este tema?do el tratado de libre comercio. hay algunos dÍas y eso vence el 15 o 16 de abril. >> usted le prometiÓ al presidente hugo chÁvez que serÍa entregado a venezuela. habÍa razones para un cambio de intenciÓn? >> primero, nosotros tenemos un tratado de extradiciÓn con venezuela. no tenemos un tratado de extradiciÓn con estados unidos. algo que la gente no sabe. y segundo, el tratado de extradiciÓn con venezuela dice claramente que en situaciones como esta quien ponga el requisito, quiÉn llegue primero, tiene prevalencia. venezuela llegÓ primero. nuestro cÓdigo de procedimiento penal dice tambiÉn expresamente que cuando se presenta una situaciÓn como la que tenemos en este momento el paÍs que requiera a la persona por el delito mÁs grave tendrÁ prevalencia. en este caso el asesinato es un delito mÁs grave que el narcotráfico. >> pero bajo esas circunstancias todos seÑalan que sÍ serÁ extraditado a venezuela. >> si los abogados dicen que no, serÁ extraditado... las autoridades norteamericana

how would you like to be sitting between north korea and south korea and a barak? if they are in danger. -- in a barrack? it they are in danger. we are going to protect you. we are going to make sure you are in good shape. you are going to pay for it. you are going to pay for it. do you want to know something? they would do it in two minutes. somebody said these people were so protective of president obama. it is unbelievable. some reporters comeuppance de "you do not mean that." -- and say, "you do not mean that." he is good. he is good. i am telling you. are you all right? take it easy. i've never seen anybody protected like this guy. if you look at what he is doing -- i said something and it came out about to three weeks ago. contractors? i have been thinking about it for a long time. when we went to iraq, it they said we are going to iraq and they have weapons of mass destruction. they did not. they did not knock down the world trade center. they also killed in terrorist. now it is like going to the harvard of terrorism. if he wanted to go to iraq, it is the wh

take the form of green pigs hiding in houses same group burd protesters smashed literally and really barak but with libya. his so-called freedom fighters achieve victory with the support of an american eagle wearing a for attack. in less than five days bizarro clip has created a global baas and garnered nearly one million hits on you tube says he will likely make a second video and has already been approached about turning his cartoon into a game colorful metaphors and imagery illustrating the story of revolutions as the world waits to see how the real and game plays out marina porton our party. put off these attacks on civilians has prompted condemnation and immediate response from the international community but while the outcry in libya is allowed other conflicts of failed to draw the same attention and the same reaction as ours he's guy who reports this is help some leaders s.k. punishment for their crimes. this is a warm welcome and firm handshakes for someone who just three years ago gave the order that led to the deaths of civilians in the republic of south the city of dealing with

fifteen days and move as part of a police investigation into corruption and abuse allegations that barak is currently in intensive care after reportedly suffering a heart attack the family has been under house arrest since he was overthrown in a popular uprising figure. in ivory coast french should u.n. troops have seized on the mission from forces loyal to former president laurent gbagbo it comes after he surrendered to french forces who supported other somewhat internationally recognized last november's elections. waiting a criminal investigation into his actions and those of his entourage the resulting conflict between the two opponents has claimed housel lives. next a push here will insurance further than i've ever gone before the sun even paying the ultimate price for it but it's all about achieving their goal propelling mankind of the stars before you daryn first flights volunteers went through unbearable testing page what humans are experience in space pushed over one test subject lived to tell what. he went through hell on earth to put the first man in space john and i usually th

resolution because they knew there was a dirty deal in the background between the house looks out the barak obama administration so you can attack force through testers a legitimate girl gassed and you give us the green light so what that gaddafi. a narrow believe no fly zone resolution which was not to build or buy the whole arab league only nine countries in twenty two in the arab league voted for the no fly zone so this whole see sum it all up is a farce. as coalition forces continue their operations in libya there are concerns that intervention may soon backfire on europe security experts fear libyan islamic groups are plotting terror attacks in the e.u. as revenge for their ally for the allied airstrikes or he daniel bushell reports. e.u. countries have taken a leading role in forcing the u.n. resolution but their efforts all the way over in libya now threaten to bring conflict right to their very own back door was a list claim colonel gadhafi now has little other weapons left in his armory that oversees terror he's faced repeated accusations that he ordered lockerbie bombing that kill

other rulers have learned somewhat i think the president of yemen doesn't want to end up like with barak being on trial so he cut a deal that says ok i'll leave but you know no prosecution no for me and even in syria they did try it in the emergency emergency law but i think when it comes to whether x. turtle powers like you know europe the united states should get involved that becomes a different situation it's one thing to talk rhetorical it's another thing to do what we've done for example in live or your and you're quite right in terms of saudi arabia will we will try and get the regime to modernize to you know share power we'll try to do the same thing in bahrain where we're going to be a little jeweler's out because well i will try. these are going to be a difference between rhetoric and you know the actual law and the actual law policy and we need to get ready to use that is very very important right now he is going to do i jump ahead to this crosstalk ahead three i'm following your destruction of the space if you can much more rhetoric is much more powerful than sixteen's bombin

and egypt take the form of green pigs hiding in houses angry bird protesters smashed literally and barak but with libya on. this so-called freedom fighters achieve victory with the support of an american eagle wearing a french guy. in less than five days this viral clip has created a global baas and garnered nearly one million hits on you tube says he will likely make a second video and has already been approached about turning his cartoon into a game colorful metaphors and imagery illustrating the story of revolutions as the world waits to see how the real end game plays out during a fortnight party. well a shared condemnation of the dark about the international community has given rise to actually sections of hypocrisy recent conflicts suggest that some leaders can skate punishment for their crimes as long as they have the backing of the us. welcome and firm handshakes for someone who just three years ago gave the order that led to the deaths of civilians in the republic of south korea dealing with one of the great leaders of the world the georgian president with his fluent english is

stay let's really explore it would be something better than nothing he'd see that happening no no no barak obama should do what john kennedy did start a whole new space will room really gets out there really for more the more. you know do you think that people would be internet as much as they were back in the day or are they too into the internet and facebook. so much change that we used to focus on it and now we don't seem to care. we understand a lot more about the universe through. telescopes and other resources but we haven't been to mars but we know it's there a lot of ways we haven't you know time travel you know we have had you know that's even possible until you try to speculate. why are we more focused on things like the internet and facebook because. unless you're one of those people that believe met in space was a hoax the bottom line is that no matter what happened to the space race we can always say that we did take one giant leap for mankind. and be the head of the anniversary of the first manned spaceflight we've prepared a special section on our web site at www dot com ded

doctrine is a doctrine or an intervention strategy in his speech at the national defense university barak obama articulated the grounds for the intervention in libya and now many say it reveals the beginnings of which we know regarding the use of u.s. military force the russian public opinion research center also prisons this support the international military operation in libya sixty four percent said they do not and another twenty percent of the respondents expressed their support still the bomb a doctor has yet to be cleared but presidential talk trains have an impact on american policy and as a result the entire world to peter and said i could go back to you in paris here a lot of people will say and i want to talk about george w. bush in this part of the program there obama had a sudden attack of stupid idealism. if you think that's a fair thing to say because again if we look at interventions in the past a lot of people can say you know panama with success successful you can go to panama a lot of people will say it wasn't ok so i guess it depends on how we define success here but ve

>> my idea started before because, again, in 2007 when barak obama started to explore being president, it already became a really kind of electric idea, and once he announced at the beginning of 2008, then -- well, i guess it was 2007 -- then it was a story to follow. even if he didn't win, i thought it remitted a leap or a departure from the jackson campaigns, and those had been important, but those, of course, were built on the shirley chism campaign, so it's a building process going on, and obama steps out there, and remember when obama announced, it was the day that there was the annual state of the black country thing, whatever that was, right, and there was some displeasure that obama announced in illinois, in springfield, where lincoln announced basically, and not in -- i think there in north carolina. the argument was i'm not diesessing -- dissing you guys, which includes you guys, but it includes everybody else. the message i'm sending is we're in this to win, to represent the interests you're having at that meeting, but the interests in meetings in l.a., ghettos in texas, al

. >> host: you think barak obama and the u.s.overnment. >> guest: i didn't say a thing about barak obama. >> host: he's the head of the u.s. government. >> guest: no, no, no, don't put that on me, brother. >> host: what are you saying? if you say the government puts the bhak people there, they are innocent? >>>> guest: you're talking about now. i'm talking about then. >> host: let's talk now. why are young black people in jail? >> guest: i can't tell you that. i don't live in the country. i don't know much about going on in this country. i got out of this country. i live in canada where people have a different history, and therefore, you know, different people, but i still understand what's going on in this country. i will not say anything like that, you know? i will not do that. i say that the power and the glory of human beings are within the individual, not within the collective. >> host: so what's your message to the individuals? >> guest: only the individual creates and the collective destroy. >> host: okay, what's your mess

office but not in a public way that obama called for the removal of tunisia's ben ali or egypt so barak definitely not the same way that libya's khadafi has been treated so why this quiet shift and what will that mean for america's counterterrorism efforts to combat al qaeda in the arabian peninsula here to discuss with me is christopher swift a fellow at the university of virginia center for national security law christopher thanks so much for being back on the show good to be back now if the reports are true that means that the u.s. has essentially had enough of solid they're ready for him to leave but tell me why do you think they're doing it in such a quiet fashion why will obama come out make a speech and say it's all a you've got to go why is it all being done behind closed doors are two very significant statements that have come out of the administration the last two weeks with respect to yemen the first was the secretary of defense bob gates admitting that we don't have a plan b. for yemen but we have a plan a which is and then just just today or over the weekend rather the whit

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barak obama, the president of the united states, mentioned his craving a plate lunch and listing rainbow drive as a potential stop. his mother and father met at the university of hawaii. he's our first plate lunch president. [laughter] i suppose the double sided way i see the history of hawaii as a painful tale of native lock come bined with a multiethnic saga symbolized by mix plates in which soy sauce and mayonnaise congeal tracks the history of the united states in general. i'm the descend didn't of cherokees marched at gunpoint on the trail of tiers, but i'm also the descendent of swedish pes cants who lest for kansas and why the plantation workers sailed to hawaii. whenever i eat plate lunch, i think back to the lure of my swedish great grandfather's voyage across the atlantic. i guess the only food he brought with him was a big hunk of cheese and befriended a german who had the only food of saw sac. they shared their food. growing up, i came to know america as two places, a repatience country built on the destruction of its original inhashas been at that particular times and a welc

. >> warner: how much of a flashpoint michele dunn is this about president pew barak and his family and corruption investigations? >> i think it is really a difficult issue, it is a very fraught issue for the military leadership. for the demonstrators it is highly symbolic. that you need to take down the head of the old system to be sure that the old system is really gone. but for the military it's really difficult. and i think they're subject to a lot of different pressures. they are feeling the pressure right now from demonstrators who are able to show that they can still call out large numbers of people. on the other hand, mubarak was the patron of the military. and let's face it, if a lot of information starts coming out about mubarak and other people in the regime and their dealings, one has to wonder if this will eventually lead to information that the military might find uncomfortable. and also there are reports in the egyptian press. they are not confirmed. but there are reports that there is pressure from saudi arabia on the egyptian military leadership not to allow the prosecu

. >> en dallas, texas, en congresista por illinois, luis gutiÉrrez, pidiÓ al presidente barak obama parar>> amigos, ¡muy buenos dÍas!, amanece con varios reportes de tormenta y tiempo severo en el medio oeste de la naciÓn. 179 reportes totales, entre el estado de iowa y wisconsin. este es el sistema que se estÁ moviendo hacia el este del paÍs. el resto es lluvia generando algunos problemas de inundaciones como ha ocurrido en la zona de las dakotas y en minesota donde se estÁ derritiendo la nieve. afectando el estado de arkansas con lluvias y tormentas elÉctricas y todavÍa es posible que se reporte alguna caÍda de granizo. gradualmente se va intensificando con el aire cÁlido y hÚmedo que estÁ entrando por el norte de mÉxico. entre tanto el viento tambiÉn serÁ otro factor que va a estar ttando gran parte de kentoky y tennesse. hay riesgo de incendio todavÍa lamentablemente para ustedes en el sur de texas. tras el paso de este sistema frontal nada de bueno para la propagaciÓn de los incendios forestales. la tormenta podrÍa llegar era a la gran manzana esta noche. esta tarde aquÍ en las carol

. >> el presidente de los estados unidos, barak obama, dijo que estados unidos debe ser muy cuidadososicencia. y le dije no m va a hacer nada. >> la luz trasera de su autto no estaba en condiciÓn y son precisamente las leyes de trÁnsito las que provocan un sin fin de deportaciones. >> a veces andar a las carreras vamos muy altos de velocidad y ese es un factor por el que la policÍa nos puede parar. >> hay que preprarnos y estar preparado en los casos mayores y en los mejores. >> desafortunadamente hay una necesidad urgente para muchas personas en arizona de aprender esa informaciÓn tan bÁsicá pero tan importante. >> josefina no firmÓ ningÚn papel quedÓ liptre libre. >> nos hace falta educarnos aquÍ en estados unidos hay muchas reglas. >> frente a las nuevas leyes de inmigraciÓn en arizona esta preparaciÓn en forma familiar es esencial. >> en 1986 mÁs de un millÓn de personas se quedaron sin la posibilidad de solicitar la amnistÍa. >> muchas gracias, carla. quem invitarlos a visitar univisiÓn noticias. com donde tambiÉn estÁn festejando la carrera de marÍa elena salinas por sus 30 aÑos

>> es otro de los shows para atraer el interÉs nacional y restar a la administraciÓn barak obama que despierta amÉrica directamente desde arizona vÍa skype. muchas gracias. >> muchas gracias a ustedes. >> vamos a continuar con mÁs informaciÓn aquÍ en despierta amÉrica, adelante, poncho. >> aquÍ estamos, neida, y el tema quÉ comentamos toda la maÑana. el amor mata y no es una canciÓn. esto pasa. hay realmente amor cuando hace tanto daÑo? en vivo desde los Ángeles está alejandra sÁnchez. le damos la bienvenida. buenos dÍas, cecilia. hay mucho para conversar de este tema? >> cuando uno ha sido preso de la obsesiÓn. >> exactamente, y presa ha sido alejandra con qunnos quiÉn nos vamos a enlazar en los Ángeles. >> hola, gracias. >> quÉ es lo que hacÍa tu ex contigo que dices que tenÍa una obsesiÓn contigo. >> para mÍ era una obsesiÓn porque nunca me chequeaba mi manera de vestir y de repente me empezÓ a chequear cómo me vestÍa, a decirme que hiciera, a dÓnde viniera y siempre, siempre atrÁs de mÍ. y yo pasÉ muchas cosas con Él pero lo que hizo que me impactÓ para mi vida por siempre es cua

you'll be barak obama, pretty speeches, but nothing changes. i'll start with the one thing that changes everything, the money in politics. watch it happen. >> who is buddy roemer, why are you interested in politics, and how did you get started? >> i blame my father for it. my mom and father are still alive. >> where do they live? >> they live in north louisiana about ten miles from boser. i graduated in 1960 with a great group of classmen. most are still buddies of mine. i won't mention jerry payne or all the guys. i worked on a cotton farm, and my fore and father taught me the value of work. i worked hard all my life. i went to college at 16, went back to the farm, help the run it, went back to college at 19 and 20, and then i came back and started forming banks and other companies that i do. i got interested in politics which is what your question was at an early age. my mother and father taught us that no politician had all the answers. my mother and father taught us that no politician was perfect. my mother and father taught us that the onl

[speaking in native tongue] >> translator: finally i skewed with the secretary of state with barak obama's offer to create a partnership with haiti. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: my new vision for my country is to engage in all of the useful and necessary reforms to ensure that haiti will be a full member of the modernity of the 21st century. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: thank you, madam secretary, for your very warm welcome. [applause] >> we have time for just a couple questions. first one to jill from cnn. >> thank you. on libya, it was announced today that decided to recommend the provision to the president recommend nonlethal aid for the opposition. why did you decide to do that and why now? isn't there a passive admission that right now the situation is a stale meat and you, in effect, must do this for an op -- opposition that is incapable of doing it itself. a quick one on syria, the emergency law lifts, the killings go on, where are we going with that? isn't the situation now going backwards? what just happened? >> well, jill, first with respect to libya,

barak was the only one else home. now my hummus is gone. what up with dat?now, gadhafi acts like he's the only dictator in the house. excuse me, colonel, the floor is not a hamper, okay? i'm not sure what accent i was doing there. i have no idea. i have no idea. you guys can figure it out. i do get the press a lot of credit for deciphering things that politicians say. i have no idea what newt gingrich says, whether he's for or -- do you know what, he's either completely doesn't know what he wants or he's absolutely certain hates obama, right? it's got to be one of the two. but i give you guys a lot of credit just for figuring things out, you know? obama's not that tough. for me, my problem with obama -- besides not being here. my problem with obama -- i even brought my camera. uh-huh. to go to a cut-out at the mall. no, i wasthere, kids. i was there. but my problem with obama is that he just takes too long to get to the point, you know? like when he's speaking off the cuff, if you asked him what he wants for breakfast, uh, uh, ahh, breakfast, uh, there was a

acceptance in the past including being passed, voted on, supported by senator reid, nancy pelosi, barak obama, joe biden, and others multiple times since 1996. that is a reasonable path forward. that is a responsible way to prevent a government shutdown as we continue to negotiate for an overall resolution of this matter for the remainder of this fiscal year. i hope all of us, democrats and republicans, will listen to the american people, will do the reasonable commonsense thing, will move forward in a reasonable way as we negotiate on broader issues and good faith, and i hope will pass this one-week measure at a minute right now as we continue to look for an overall resolution for the rest of this the fiscal year. thank you, mr. president. with that, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: i quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr. president, i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding o

and, have you met barak obama or sarah palin?that helped the students gain a perspective on how important presidential elections are. priceless. i count myself lucky to have had dave as my father and as my friend. my father made many important decisions in his life, and one of the best was to align himself with the graham family and the "washington post". in the weeks leading up to dave's death, many people reached out to me to pass along their thoughts and best wishes to both my parents. don graham was one of those people. i quickly gained an appreciation of something my father told me many times. he is a great friend, and sense dave's passing, don has done so many things to help our family during this very difficult time including being here today to deliver his own eulogy. ladies and gentlemen, chairman and chief executive officer of the "washington post" company, don graham. >> mike, thank you so much, anne, we all love and admire you, and we know you are the greatest part of this story. mr. vice president, members of the bro