that is what barak obama did. bernie sanders would double down on that.f you think the economy has been bad under barak obama it would be twice as bad under bernie. >> bernie calls himself a democratic socialist. haven't we had enough so far in the 20th century to know they don't work? >> he wants to turn us into the united states of greece or argentina. fortunately they have a new president that will turn things around over there. the united states of italy. young people love bernie sanders. he sounds amazing and intriguing. but he wants to destroy wall street. he is trying to take down the wall between wall street and main street. >> there are a lot of young people that don't remember the failed socialist experiments. >> it would be a scary thought and one that would cause a market correction if the american system went socialist. bernie sanders talks big about all of these ideas to increase spending and raise taxes but he would face a ferocious opposition from democrats scared by their own party. >> he is already having an effect on the democratic part

now more. >> president barak obama taking aim at gun violence in america. to move forward on our unfinished businesses. that's true for one piece of business, our epidemic of gun violence. meeting monday with loretta lynch about appropriate actions he can take to reduce gun violence and fighting the need for stricter background checks. >> we are told that it might not have stopped it. so we shouldn't do anything. we know we can't stop every act of violence. but if what if he why tried to stop one. >> but some republicans, share a different view. it is as diversion. >> what he is proposing is of no consequence it's a diversion from the tragedy people not receiving proper mental-health services and diversion from the global warming. >> he says the government needs to reform mental health services nation's borders. >> we need to make sure that we keep out of this country and secure our boarders terrorists wholtd becoming in under the guys of refugees. they are coming to this country as we have seen in san bernardino for the intent of killing american ann famil

. >> is he addressing president barak obama. >> he's addressed -- he's addressing president barak obama we're going to kick you out of the white house he counts a lot with his fingers. but if you notice when he says we're going to kick you out of the white house he almost does >> it's a little strange. >> very powerful we are going to rid ourselves of you many. >> okay. what does that mean to you? >> just that we're going to get you out of the white house. >> it's more after statement. >> gen's body language. what you did you think about his language there i was watching him wheel the other candidates was speaking and he was doing a lot of stepping away from his podium and trying to each walking a foot, or a foot-and-a-half into ben carson's space to try and say what about me? i found that very interesting he had that look. hey, please include me in the conversation. >> i thought that was interesting. why i wanted to talk about a couple of other these. i noticed the debate before hand earlier in the evening if you saw that. carly and santorum and huckabee and there was some very telling

this as a number of folks who compared sanders rise over hillary clinton over barak obama's rise. sanders said we stand a chance to create a large voter turn out. president obama will make an endorsement after the democrats settle on a candidate of their own. back to you. >> fox news alert and we are awaiting an update from the fbi on the arrest of eight protestors after the oregon stand off turned deadly. >> plus, authorities avert what could have been a mass shooting in a masonic temple. what the suspect was accused of planning. 7 days ago, phil wasn't thinking about dancing. he was thinking about his joints. but now he's taking osteo bi-flex, and noticing a real difference in his joint comfort. the feeling originates in this area... spreads throughout the body... to here, inducing hilariously high levels of embarrassment in his son. he knows it's working by that look of abject humiliation on his son's face. you were made to dance, phil. so dance. shows improved joint comfort in just 7 days. osteo bi-flex. made to move. >>> the fbi arresting an milwaukee man accused of planning a

barak obama is a polarizing president.tell us and what did you learn about the relationship between the two men? >> it is rarer in the history of this country and certainly in the relationship with israel that two men could be see diametrically opposed so different in the world view. benjamin netanyahu passed down from his father that the world is out to get us. some population will try to eradicate the jews and certainly true from his perspective in israel. and he has a dark pessimistic view. bar barak obama is an optmist and thinks that everyone can be be rational and sit around the table. when those two different kinds of men come together over issues like iran and the fireworks. >> you get into the early speech that the president made in the speech to the muslim world and he did not stop in israel at all on that trip. major slap in the face? >> it was perceived that way in israel and by israelis and that is something that benjamin netanyahu, the new prime minister reelected after a time in the wilderness, political wil

. >> president barak obama delivered a powerful and emotional eulogy at the funeral of the senator. >> will. [cheers] . >> blinded by hatred the alleged killer did not see the grace and that bible study group. >>> a grace seen in the community. >> we have this show love. there's too much hate in the world. we have to show love. >> a community of love that will always remember the e manual nine. >> [cheers] . >> >> jennifer ready, "a.b.c. news" >> all in one year. one year. >> gone through a lot. >> just watching these stories recalling what has happened. >> that particular story was not over yet. the shootings had another effect. he was not counting on the removal of the confederate battle flag from our state house. >> it led to a decision decades in the making. review >> in the 1960s was placed atop the house. it was filled with passionate debate whether it belonged there. but the tragedy in charles ton served as the data throift remove the flag. much to so many. >> the confederate flag to some an important part of history. >> it's an emblem of honor. of hatred. you think about white

. >> we'll go over the top stories president barak obama took an optimistic tone in the state of the union pledging to do all he could to unite the country during his last year in office. >> seeing ourselves not first and foremost as black or white or gay or straight, immigrant or native born, not democrat or republican but as americans first. held by a common creed. one statement did get a bi partisan [applause] with a promise to find a cure for cancer. >> donald trump and ted cruz went toe to toe in the strongest political moments came when he defended his home town. providing what he called new york values. came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully than new york. cruz is now running neck and neck with trump in iowa. trump suggested he may not be eligible to serve as president because he was born in cuba to an american mom and cuban dad. up next, coming to nevada. the first trip to las vegas. where child predators... the internet can be a dangerous place for children. the new tool to help parents /// the closing of a local walmart... crea

the gop candidate got a lot of appluase when speaking out against president barak obama's recent state of the union address....and the iranian hostage swap. christie said fighting terrorism..adjusti ng the judicial process...and combating drug abuse are the core issues he will focus if he becomes president. "...so i am not ready by a long shot to conceid this race to anyone. and the fact is iowans want people who are willing to do this..who are willing to come to sioux city on a sunday afternoon and spend a couple hours looking you in the eyes, taking your questions, and giving you answers." with just twtw weeks before the iowa caucus...the e& new jersey governor continues to poll in the single deborah a new poll shows hillary clinton with a crushing lead over fellow democrat bernie sanders. clinton has 59- percent support from democratic primary voters nationwide.....acco rding to the nbc news/wall street journal poll. that's compared to 34-percent for sanders. but sanders would do better than clinton.... in a hypothetical match-up against donald trump. based on a separate poll by the

candidates like jimmy carter and barak obama on the path to the white house. there's also a long list of winners who went nowhere. the conventional wisdom is ignore iowa at your own political peril. so every four years we return to the mid-west winter of des moines to rediscover one of the oddest examples of our democratic process. >> god bless the great state of iowa. scott: every four years, the iowa hawkeyes are invaded by the political hucksters. >> i am lucky you are here. i don't know if there are many patriots fans here. scott: no citizen is safe from the spotlight or forced photo op. no farm scene spared from the lame political scripting of some consultant from d.c. or new york. iowa is act one, scene o on of the political theatre that is the presidential campaign. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, >> i can tell you i am very proud tonight to announce the next president of the united states, senator bernie sanders. >> the next president of the united states, my friends, and a great american, ted cruz. [applause] kyle: this is

senator barak obama was one of the keynote speakers. s a good chance this year' s presidential candidates will make a stop in cincinnati during that week. the 107th convention is july 16 through july 20. new video released by fbi investigators, giving a better look at what happened in that deadly oregon standoff between protesters and law enforcement. the presidential hopefuls take to the stage, and despite one candidate' was the topic of the night. what was said about donald trump. randi: we are so close to the weekend. and i promise you, the saturday and sunday will be way warmer that is outside right now. will see 50' s and 60' s as we head towards groundhog day and the beginning of february. i will let you know when rain the forecast. when we come back. s mornings. they' re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they' re showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they' re number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life' s morning madness. and comfortable, orga

with democratic president barak obama's 7th and final state of the union speech. the president skipped the usual laundry list of policy proposals and focused instead on what he sees as his administration's accomplishmen ts including expanded health care and the nuclear deal with iran.with many presidential candidate in e audience, he argued that his successor should continue the work he started. i will keep pushing for what i believe needs to be done....fixing a broken imigration system...protecting our kids system...protecting our kids from gun work...paid leave...raising the minimum wage...all of these things still matter according to a cbs news-new york times poll - most americans--65-percen - say the country is ln the wrong track. 45% approve of the president's work on the economy, 34% approve of his foreign policy, the war against isis, however, is a so spot: 67% think the fight is going badly. earlier today, the president took time away from his speech preparations to deal with events happening in the persian gulf.the pentagon says iran seized two small u.s.

owe explains how presidents from george washington to barak obama have left their imprint on the executive mansion. >> here is what i find i object interesting about the theater. if you look at records of what the presidents have watched over the years -- tastes are very eclectic and everything. they reflect the tastes of the presidents' much the times in which they live. but there's one movie -- this is a quiz section of our evening here. there's one movie that really resonated with more presidents than any other one. can you guess what that one movie might be? >> for the complete american history tv weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> mississippi governor phil bryant delivered his state of the state address in jackson. his 2016 budget called for tax cuts and improving the state's troubled foster care system. this is governor bryant's second term. this is 30 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you and good evening. thank you. thank you. thank you so much. [ applause ] thank you. for that wonderful welcome. thank you, mr. lieutenant governor. as always, i appreciate your presiding over this

coricidin® hbp. >> on tuesday night i watched story time with barak obama. to tell you, it sounded like everything in the world was going amazing. >> the idea we are better off today than the day that barak obama was inaugurated president of the united states is an alternative universe. the simple fact is that the world has been torn. >> if this president could confiscate every gun in america he could. >> we have a president who acts as an apologist for radical islamist terrorist. >> he is a child and we are go to kick your rear end out of the white house this fall. >> we are going to kick your rear end out of the white house. welcome back. tonight's debate will be splashed across the headlines of the major newspapers tomorrow. jeremy, isn't it interesting how the "new york times," a columnist says something and the right wing trick is to have your front page section reporting. everybody knows columns have opinions and the "new york times" is one of the great newspaper institutions in history but he conflated those two. it is just not true. columnists don't

the first impulse of barak obama and hillary clinton is take rights way from the law- abiding citizen. first thing they do. whether in san bernardino or the tragedy. it is not law- abiding gun owners. we have an a plus rating in the nra. in florida if you commit a crime with a gun you are going away for a long, long while. the violence in our communities target the efforts for people who are committing crimes with guns and if you do that and do it right, you will be better off than a political argument with the big divide. the other issue is mental health. republicans and democrats a like believe in this. and the president's first impulse is to do it by execute you have order. why not go to congress and begin to deal with the process of mental health and so people who are spiralling out of control because of mental challenges don't have access to guns. >> thank you, sir. >> mr. trump, are there any circumstances that we should be limiting gun sales of any kind in america? >> no. i am a second amendment person. if we had guns in california on the other side where the bullets went in th

and the new york times endorsed new york over barak obama. it doesn't matter. she came in third in iowa. bernie sanders hoping for the same result and to shock the world. he said in a rally earlier today. he believes with a strong turn out, he will win iowa. >> right now, i would say it is a toss up. some polls have us ahead and some secretary clinton ahead. and virtually tied. we will win the caucus on monday night, if there is a large voter turn out. we will lose the caucus on monday night if there is a low voter turn out. >> reporter: i could barely get in here when we came in the car. there were thousands of people waiting to get in. they had to add doors to the field house to get within the fire code. if you have more doors, you can get people and god forbid there are an emergency. there are thousands and thousands of people here and trying to get a count. bernie sanders is not here yet. it gives you the energy and momentum. will it be enough on monday night, we simply don't know. >> thank you. ed. voters make the final decision leading up to the polls, we

deny them territory and they took that it because among other things hillary clinton and barak obamaall of the advice of our generals withdrew every troop out of iraq and left vast swaths of weapons and territory for isis to gobble up. we have to be clear of who our allies are. our ally is not russia or iran. our allies are jordan, kuwait, saudi arabia, evipt and the baja rains and emirates. i have been in their countries they will help us in this fight but not unless they know we are prepared not help us unless they trust us. they do not trust us right now because we're cozying up to our adversaries and theirs who are russia and. >> i have 30 seconds here. barbara wanted to know whether or not that includes the option of putting boots on the ground? >> of course we never take an option off. but realistically what it probably includes first is a effective bombing campaign. more special ops forces. different rules of engagement. it requires us to give the hallis that i mention what they've asked for. the jordanians have asked for bombs. we're not providing them i will. the egyptians a

our next president has to undo the damage barak obama did. >> i stood on stage and watched marco indignantly and look at governor bush. someone told you that because we are running for the same office that criticizing me will get you to the office. it appear ps someone is whispering in marco's eye to. >> we need to be clear eyed about who are our allies and adversaris and despite donald trump's romance with vladimar putin. they are our adversari. >> john roberts joins us from south carolina with more. hi, john. >> reporter: you know, the big headline following out of the debate. the bromance, the long bromance between donald trump and ted cruz is over and now it is it is pivotal. senator cruz got the upper hand and firing back at trump's insistence that cruz may not be eligible to run because he was born in canada. >> back in september, my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this and there was no issue and nothing to the birther issue. now, since september, the constitution hasn't changed. and the poll numbers have. and the democrats are going to be bringing a suit. you have a big

senator barak obama, was one of the keynote speakers, so there' s a good chance this year' s presidential candidates will make a stop in cincinnati during that week. the 107th convention is july 16 through the 20th. lisa: checking traffic, kyla woods, bring us up to date. kyla: construction taking place on i 75. good morning to those of you going out right now, but we will see a going to affect in the overnight hours. 75 north and southbound, closures between mitchell and the norwood lateral. it will be in both directions. single lane closures, doubling closures, and a rolling roadblock on the southbound side. if you are heading out right now, no problems. directions moving at or above posted speed. things the good to get started on this friday. let' s check with randi rico. its construction crews are looking for wet weather, they probably wish they could push this back to next week. randi: temperatures in the 50' s and 60' s to start next week. it is a roller coaster and many roller coasters have multiple hills. even a we are talking about 50' s and 60' s monday and tuesday, by wednesday

let's back the tape up eight yores ago when she was up against this unknown man by the name of barak obama. he layed down the gauntlet on that iraq war and that cost her. >> absolutely. bush still layed down that gauntlet. i don't >> you'll notice bernie sanders is not laying that gun let down. he's sticking to domestic because that is his forday. -- forday. -- forte. it is a replay of what we saw. >> that doesn't look like anything like obama. she's going to have a much better campaign. believe me. the real hillary clinton is what you saw taking on the republicans in that bengazi area. you recall that # 1 or 12,000. who had a command of everything. that is who hillary clinton is. the business of this campaign is a side show. the debate is tonight. wanted to turn efforts to the nonprofit world. martin introduces us to this jefferson award winner. >> and that is what is motivating. >> josh becker had a law degree in nba in stanford. a career in tech start-ups but wanted to focus on what he really cared about. >> our passion about issues like education and the environment and closing the inc

he explains how presidents from george washington to barak obama have left their imprint on the mansion. >> here is what i find interesting about the theater. if you look at records of what the presidents have watched over the years, tastes are eclectic and everything and they reflect the tastes of the presidents, the times in which they lived and everything. but there's one movie -- this is the quiz section of the evening. there's one movie that resonated with mor presidents than any other. can you guess what that one movie might be? >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> on the next washington journal, former west virginia congressman alam mollohan. after that, our guest is benjamin ginsberg. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >>> this week marks the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle "challenger" explosion. the disaster resulted in the loss of seven crew members, five astronauts and two payload specialists. c-span remembers the event with special programming

affordable care act perhaps that has changed the lives of more african-americans than anything else that barak obama has done. >> mr. lichman, thanks for being with us. >> obama did hail improving relations with cuba in his speech but many are still trying to leave the island. the first group of cuban my grants stranded are a step cl e closer to the united states. 180 cubans boarded a flight to elsalvado tuesday. part of a program that will bring them to the u.s. roxannena says the cuban committee is getting ready for their rival. >> these cubebans who live in miami have come out here to this property to donate shoes and clothes for more cuban migrants expected to arrive in coming days. some will be live in this home if it's ready. >> lisa valdez hopes to convert this to a temporary shelter for up to 200 cuban migrants. they would be among the thousands that could some arrive in the miami area after being stranded in costa rica since november. she says groups like her nonprofit agency need more help from the local or federal government to resettle the migrants once they get here. >> what kind of hel

. >> president barak obama, we will never forget friday morning your visit signed by the president and the prime minister. your remarks is unforgettable for us. thank you for joining us tonight. our host, the ambassador of israel and his wife, thank you for hosting this. honoring the honorees of righteous among the nations. all what we will say about you is nothing, is zero. what you deserve for your families knowing that your fathers or grandfathers did not only for the jewish people but for mankind. you are a symbol that a man can be good even in an evil period of time. we were in that dark tunnel six years. i was in a city when i was born. the first ghetto located in poland was in our city. the first. october '39 started the misery, the suffering, the separating of families, the liquidation. in those six tunnels, six years, we thought that he concurred the whole world. every day a new transport came from where? from hungary, romania, bulgarian, greece, tunisia, paris, belgium, holland. so we inside diskeconnected fro media six years didn't see a newspaper, didn't hear a voice of a r

that i know is repetition that i say to you when i advocated universal healthcare, i did not know barak obama'sname. and we came here and you have been successful in your messaging to many. it's not looked upon as praise worthy when you say obamacare. you started it as the nuance in a way that was being critical, not only of the policy but of the person that happens to be president. i have said to you all before in my view, we have not gone far enough with reference to healthcare and toward that end rather than it being obamacare, since i was here and worked on it as did others of us long before dr. price came to congress, long before others came to congress, we were working on it. so i would like to start calling it hastings/obamacare. so that we can have it referenced that way. 22 years ago, 42 million americans did not have health insurance. that was 22 years ago. when i came here. now, the thing that would be alarming to the republicans and sometimes people ought do things like this is if the president didn't veto this measure. my to you, dr. price, is do you feel that you would be left wit

sorry, barak -- >> she didn't mention her former boss, barack obama. she mentioned abraham lincoln. 16th president of the united states. interestingly enough, a republican. >> wow. i heard lynn was a really good -- lionel was a really good president. let's talk about the qualities democrats think are most important. whether asked, 32% said honesty and trust worthiness. 22% said right experience. 17% said cares about you, bill clinton territory. and the top spot is trust worthiness. that's where bernie sanders is through the roof. over 90% of people believe him even as crazy as some of his policies sound. >> they're buying what he's selling more than they're picking up what she's putting down. that started this summer with the e-mail server scandal. some folks going, well, we need to have a smoking gun. we're looking through these emails and finding some that -- the smoking gun, according to many, is the private server to begin with. that is her -- if you want her to be commander in chief, do you really want putting national security at risk and making

he explains how presidents from george washington to barak obama have left their imprint on the mansion. >> here is what i find interesting about the theater. if you look at records of what the presidents have watched over the years, tastes are eclectic and everything and they reflect the tastes of the presidents, the times in which they lived and everything. but there's one movie -- this is the quiz section of the evening. there's one movie that resonated with more presidents than any other. can you guess what that one movie might be? >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> on the next washington journal, former west virginia congressman alam mollohan. after that, our guest is benjamin ginsberg. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >>> this week marks the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle "challenger" explosion. the disaster resulted in the loss of seven crew members, five astronauts and two payload specialists. c-span remembers the event with special programmin