and obama's not alone in thinking this. kevin is right that the progressives in general tend to subscribe to this obama ideology. and so in a sense what giuliani has done in touching a nerve is tapped, if you will the strain of seeing america as the bad guy that not just obama believes the whole american left believes it. >> let me just say quickly say to you that if you missed out gadhafi was killing people on that pan am flight. he was killing americans. so it's in our interest to take him out. secondly, when you talk about mubarak, you must have missed the entire arab spring. those were muslims. those were people in that country seeking freedom and supported by the united states of america and our president. how you turn that against obama i don't know. >> but he's making a secret deal with the iranians against our ally israel and netanyahu has become the enemy. meanwhile -- >> what? the united states and israel are key allies. >> to a degree the relations have never been worse. we even have obama aides, campaign aides,

obama gets it too much.s is a letter from tom who lives in florida who says quote it's time to impeach obama and the islamization. he is clearly sabotaging our country. islam station? obama is a muslim, many muslims do not care about christians. the president fights the crisis all over the world politics and love for his muslims. talking points laments the haters on both sides. smearing anyone should be unacceptable. in the upcoming presidential campaign the republican candidate surely will point out where they differ with president obama and by proxy hillary clinton. one of mrs. clinton's challenges is deciding whether to repudiate some of mr. obama's policies. is she going to do that? interesting dilemma. if she doesn't, republicans certainly have an opportunity to put hillary clinton on the defensive. any republican candidate who says personal things about either the president or mrs. clinton will be making a tremendous mistake. the haters on both the left and the right make a lot of noise. they get a lot

this is 92nd about netanyahu and obama. they are in negotiations with their partners with p-5 plus 1 the idea this is just u.s. and iran sitting down together, it is not. the u.s. has worked closely with its allies, and president obama and his administration have heard from netanyahu and other members of the israeli government and are hearing from them constantly. you'll hear of this from israeli leaders all the time. that the level of coordination has never been better. so this idea that the president simply won't listen to what netanyahu says or more broadly that the american people haven't heard what netanyahu says doesn't make much sense. from but implicit in the critique that's coming from israel is that we understand, we don't think the united states understands, that if you make a deal with iran, we're in danger. does the leadership circle, in israel believe that the united states is willing to risk israel's security? >> you know i think what we have are two -- between netanyahu and his circle and president obama and

but rudy wasn't done ripping obama. what else did he say?> he wasn't brought up the way you were brought up and i was brought up, through love of this country. >> larry: he wasn't brought up through love of this country. so that means he was brought up through hate of this country? mr. president, who hate-raised you? >> i was raised with the help of a white grandfather who survived a depression to serve in patton's army during world war ii and a white grandmother who worked on a bomber assembly line in fort levenworth while he was overseas. >> larry: w.w. deuce and factories? it doesn't get more "i love america" than that. unless your grandma made american flags while working in an apple pie factory. so what else is different about obama? man, i'm... mmm... no, no, no... i'm... no, i'm... i'm really trying my best not to use the race card. getting difficult. no, you know, (bleep) that (bleep). that's racist. yes, that's right. i used the race card. and you know why? because rudy, when you were trying to explain yourself, you used the 9/11 ca

(booing) >> larry: let's say obama was a secret muslim.t's not that a muslim can't be an american, i don't like that thought either. >> that's not the implication. >> larry: it is. it's absolutely not the implication! >> larry: martin, i love the speech about weird and different. that was one of the great speeches. you're weird and different martin. (applause) canada you're so close burks is -- so close, but is it different there. >> it is. it's a democratic country. these labels are insane. giuliani is a kardashian. (applause) you enter that element of politics where you're so desperate for attention the only reason we're talking about him now is because of what he said. and that kind of rete rhetoric is very bad for this country right now. if anybody hates america -- (applause) >> does that apply to barack obama when he called bush unpatriotic? >> he said his policy against the core was unpatriotic. >> that's not fair. >> larry: i'll tell you the difference. giuliani said obama doesn't love this country. john adams was called a hermaphro

obama only 120.and the head of gitmo policy made the argument today that the camp should be closed, pointing to the execution of hostages by isis this week, citing the jordanian pilot who was burned alive in a cage and the japanese hostages all wearing the orange jumps that was jumpsuit worn by guantanamo bay detainees when they first arrived at the camps. >> there's no coincidence that the recent video showing the pilot and the japanese hostage, each showed the victims clothed in an orange jumpsuit. >> a republican on the committee made the argument that this logic just doesn't stand up to scrutiny. >> how many detainees were at guantanamo bay on september 11th, 2001? >> zero. >> how many were there in october 2000 when al-qaeda bombed the u.s.? >> zero. >> islamic terrorists don't need an excuse to attack the united states. they attack us for who we are not what we do. >> if the isis leader is captured lawmakers are told that al-baghdadi will go to federal court rather than federal custody where he

president obama. why? why?one of the reasons why the president determined even before isis came into existence that he wasn't going to go to war with it. he determined upfront he was going to get outside out of old wars and appreciate us to get into new ones he has been let isn't a not only to get back in iraq but to wait in syria, he didn't want to open up new fronts. that has been hindering him from the start. is he ambivalent about the whole thing. he doesn't want to call it militant islam. he calls it violent extremism. he has an overall approach that is reticent and that is not how you win wars and it's ultimately what is bringing him down. i himself believes his strategy is going to defeat isis. would you concede that? >> i am not sure that he himself is convinced. >> really? what's what axelrod said, that's what they all say, is he convinced and i don't believe for a second this 60 nation coalition is anything other than a paper play. they are not doing anything. but, one more question for you, i'm going

obama's remarks, reverend c.l. bryant, a fellow with freedom works and former president of the naacp's garland, texas chapter. and bishop e.w. jackson, founder of exodus-based ministries and founder of s.t.a.n.d. staying true to america's destiny. former virginia governor jim gill morsaid the president of the united states went to the point that he makes it clear he doesn't believe in america's values or the country itself. what do you think? >> when you deal with a president whose ideology was shaped by a pastor like jeremiah wright who rains damnation down upon the past deeds of america no one should be surprised at the type of venom that this president apparently has toward america and its past. i believe that america's the greatest success story, that the world has ever known but too many times this president would like for us to wallow in the victimization of what we were, and not what we have become. we have become the last great hope of the entire world, and that world is looking toward us for leadership and

is obama consciously are trolling the republicans? if he is trolling republicans, does this make it harder for him to do deals with them moving forward? >> he's carelessly saying things that are going to i think potentially tip the balance against a deal. there's lots of arguments for deals on things like trade and infrastructure. and there's lots of -- and tax reform. there's some forces against. every time he does this he riles up the right so much that it gives boehner and mcconnell an excuse and makes it harder for them to do a deal. >> i totally disagree with you about this. i don't think it's ever easy for barack obama to do a deal with republicans. republicans like the president like everybody in politics, they act according to self-interest. all the rest is just noise. you know how i know i'm right about it? i know because al hunt agrees with me. if ofrpble he was here so i could get his backup. al? al? >> you're right on. mark halperin's my main man on national politics. he's manhattan's michelangelo. but let me tell you how

it is embedded in the barack obama-val obama-valerie jarrett strategy to transform america.american, anti-western, but pro-islam, pro-iran and pro-muslim brotherhood strategy. his critics mount as do doubts about his leadership." all as president obama goes to congress to ask for new war powers. before genuflecting to mr. obama i hope congress will ask why a president would need greater authority for a military force that he apparently doesn't intend to use to defeat an enemy he won't name and whose threat he believes is overstated. a complex fellow our president. now the quotation of the evening. this from british journalist, editor author david gimmel, who said, "our modern world though infinitely more complex than that of ancient greece is also far more superficial. where the greeks offered simple psychological training, we live in an age of style and spin in which perceptions of good and evil slither and shift with the political view of the moment." we're coming right back. >>> the white house's stated and oft-repeated reasons for rejecting a meeting with prime minister

wasn't an attack on obama.peated some of the offensive things for which obama had criticized him and at that point the president said, you know, i'm not going to continue this. and he left that church. >> sharpton, you know everybody knows a resume. all right? why? why would -- and i have to say i was invited by the president to the brother's keeper announcement at the white house. i was honored to be there. i think it's a great program. brother's keeper program. sharpton okay. i'm saying to myself okay. it's okay for him to be there, but now it's morphed into sharpton is there more than 80 times. a signed picture that says to my fellow warrior for justice, i mean, are you kidding me? with al sharpton? >> bill, you know you don't decide and i don't decide who leaders in a community are. al sharpton is widely regarded as a leader within the african-american community, he is a civil rights leader. >> do you think the president respects al sharpton? >> i think he respects his leadership on these civil rights issue

>> i'm fairly certain president obama wouldn't say the latter. on the iran thing, i think he feels he has a strategy to win. that doesn't mean he's going to win. but if he can get a deal on this nuclear thing -- >> people in the administration -- >> that would be a strategy -- >> they don't think there's going to be a deal. >> it may be a failed strategy but it's a strategy. he's trying to win that game. >> it's a strategy to run out the clock. >> you think he's not trying to get a nuclear deal? >> he's trying. he's trying but they haven't thought for months they could get a deal. they're trying because they're trying to run out the clock. >> he's trying to win on iran. i think on russia, stalling. because i don't think there is a good way to win that. i'm not sure what the strategy for victory would look like in that. >> could this president accept a deal with iran that the israelis opposed? could he accept one and bring it to congress? >> he could. >> he couldn't. he can't. that's the problem. don't get me wrong -- >> you're saying there's no n

as bong obama administration been ringing your phone?hey are voteing on this dhs appropriations bill there only chance to stop too. lou: to defund this fiat. >> right and issueing another 5 million work permits to people here illegally they should pay attention. lou: it is kind to consider possibility of doing things lawfully. jessica. >> -- there there is no incentive. if you can get a work permit why bother coming legally. lou: right or why bother if you are 7 million people backed up in sim seeking lawful entry and status sort of tells you why where you stand. all right jessa thank you. we'll take it up again when you come back. >> thank you. lou: jessica von of the immigration studies institute. on wall street stocks higher, on crude oil dow surging 196. s&p 26. and nasdaq 41. volume on big tujunga onboard under 4 billion shares up next, republican 18 senate will vote to repeal two of president's most unpopular policy we take that up with the a time, next. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guid

obama -- with obama one of our guys gets savagely beheaded. obama has a press conference puts on golf shoes and quotes ""caddyshack"" and goes out and hits balls around. this guy probably would admire chris kyle where obama would admire -- did admire somebody like bow bergdahl. that's the difference. the significant ver lining is it angered and galvanized somebody in the muslim world it is an existence threat to. these are the people should be taking care of this, bill, not necessarily us. you had this conversation earlier with the two military guys. let jordan and saudi arabia, maybe egypt, maybe israel let them all go in there. >> you've got to organize it, though. i mean, that's what president obama should try to do is a big conference and let's get everybody together. but it's got to be on the ground. it can't be bombing them from -- >> how could it be on the ground? you can't do that again. you can't conflate either iran and isis. they were both at each other's throats. let them fight. let the syrians fight the isis people. they're at eac

the difference between regan's economy and obama administration. regan's recovery. if president obama grew, 4% instead 4.3, 10 million americans more would be at work. >> taxes are higher. >> what are you talking about. >> income tax is higher. >> the total tax burden. >> the reduction that ronald reagan involved was greater in the beginning than president obama has been able to do or ever suggested. >> yes, and that's why we this more growth as a result of ronald reagan's policies, when rates - top rate went from 70% to 25%. >> by extension, if you don't have the top rates, can you see a repeat of what happened under ronald reagan. we can't go from the rates now percentage. >> as a percentage, perhaps not. you can reduce the regulatory burden. obama not only spent too much, regulated, but stalled the efforts to get free trade, slowed down the ones that bush had in line and we are thinking about european and asian ones that could have been done. there's a series of things that obama did wrong to be damaging to the economy and not have the growth that ronald reagan d

president obama lied america into a war, and now we know that president obama lied about same-sex marriage. >> he got the president to oppose marriage equality to get elected. "the daily show with jon stewart" is losing jon stewart. and the vaccination fight comes to dc. >> is there any scientific evidence that giving their kids vaccines further apart is healthier for children? >> no, it increases the risk period. >> good evening from austin texas. it has been a remarkable news day today. something truly rare happened. we got a work at the inner workings of a premeditated ends justify the means lie. it involves candidate barack obama knowing and willfully misleading the public. no one died, it's not a case of corruption, it's politics at it's most elemental and it comes thanks to david axelrod. obama misled nation when he opposed gay marriage in 2008. many suspected at the time that candidate obama was just pretending to oppose full marriage equality because not enough of the country supported it. but the evolution of these politics are convoluted and fascinating. wear in mind that preside

obama, according to white house this afternoon called mr. putin to discuss ongoing russian backed rebels fighting government forces in eastern ukraine. mr. obama, as he has previously if he continues his aggression u.s. trained and syrian backed. within syria's borders and pentagon today declineed to confirm that damascus, baghdad access. >> is it possible that iraq is commcommunicating with the assad regime. >> that would be a great question to ask the folks in baghdad. >> i'm telling you what i can account for. >> is that way u.s. indirectly or directly, communicates with iranian military inside of iraq? >> no, no. >> the iraqi government does not share information with the iranians and -- >> that would be a great question to ask the folks in baghdad, i don't know, i am telling you we're not doing it, we're not talking toy it rain. >>toying toy it rain.toy tehran. >> president obama appears to be on verge of a major political victory on capitol hill, where several members of the republican senate leadership, have told the house of represen

critics point out obama could and it himself.he environmental protection agency has warned the keystone xl oil pipeline would fuel climate change by increasing oil production in the canadian tar sands. an earlier state department analysis found the pipeline would not have an impact because the oil would be moved through other means. but the epa concludes the recent drop in oil prices means much of the oil in the tar sands would remain in the ground if the -- and it estimates the pipeline could increase greenhouse gas emissions by nearly the equivalent of eight new coal-fired power plants. obama has said climate change will play a key role in his final decision on whether to approve the pipeline. congress has approved a bill to address suicides among military veterans. an estimated 22 veterans kill themselves each day. the measure would impose independent reviews of v.a. suicide prevention programs, launch a peer-support program, and gives incentives to psychiatrists who work for the v.a. obama is expected to sign the bill, which

obama with obama one of our guys gets savagely beheaded obama a press conference quotes caddie shackoes out and puts golf shoes on. he did admire somebody like bo bergdahl. that's the difference. silver lining is it anger and galvanized somebody in world. existential threat. this is who should be taking carol of us not necessary lid us. i know you had the conversation earlier with the two military guys. let jordan and saudi arabia. maybe egypt maybe israel let them all go in there. >> you have got to organize it though. i mean and that's what president obama should try to do is a big conference and let's get everybody together. but it's got to be on the ground. you can't be bombing them. >> how could it be on the ground? you can't do that again. you can't conflate iran and isis. they were both at each other's throats. let them fight. let the syrians fight the isis people. they are at each other's throat. people conflate the two. >> you have got to organize it and it's not being organized. >> hillary would have quoted nodding hill. she would have said don't forget i'm just a girl stan

obama care must be repealed and replaced. americans should be able to provide the insurance they want or need. people should be able to buy health insurance across state lines. since the aca was passed and since it's gone peace by piece into effect. there has been debate about the design whether it would work forcing people into the overall insurance risk pool by creating a mandate making insurance affordable. whether peel compare or shop effectively. joining us to look over the operation of the affordable care act, are election culvin director of insure central texas, and cc conley managing director of pwc's health research institute. >> you've been on the show before. we had you earlier on in the enrolment last time around. how is it going this time? >> it's going well. so far we enrolled 3,000 individuals for this enrolment period. >> is that what you expected? >> we didn't know what to expect. last year we enrolled 5600 individuals, expected a rush hoping to achieve the same number this year. >> do people first starting o

even though obama was a transformative figure. in all this talk of his legacy, one of the fee will be remembered for is being america's first african-american president. that is a bigger club is on his part and a big part of why he was a seminal figure that kind of overwhelmed hillary early on in 2008. after he overwhelmed her in iowa, there was a long drawnout primary. hillary's campaign was come completely -- was completely unprepared for a fight with delegates. unprepared and then fractures internally. i think both of those things will not be mistakes that she makes this time. of course, does not look like she will have much of a primary challenge. in terms of internal discipline and internal focus and efficiency, that is a big part of what john podesta does. another piece is that john is of the left. he is certainly a progressive. he is not of the bill clinton new democrat, or conservative democrats goal. that is sort of interesting what we think about how hillary will navigate this path forward when it comes to the war and we

here's president obama today. >> there is every reason to get vaccinated.here aren't reasons to not. >> but as a candidate in 2008, seven years ago -- >> and autism i think is a prime candidate where we've seen just a skyrocketing autism rate. nobody knows exactly why. there are some people who are suspicious that it's connected to vaccines. those vaccines are also preventing huge numbers of deaths among children. >> question -- what action, if any, should the government take if a parent refuses to vaccinate a child against a virus like measles? tom rogan? >> well, a child is the responsibility of parents. it's not the responsibility of the state to interfere in the life of the family. but here's the caveat and it's a big one the if a parent is unwilling to vaccinate their child from these things they should be excluded from education and the public arena because as much as government doesn't have the right to enter that domain, nor does it have the responsibility to allow that individual based on that, in any opinion, poor choice, to enter the public space

government and president obama. >> some feel betrayed.o take the spectacle personally. >> he is a murderer and i think it is sad that our president let him walk out of the door. >> this is the daughter of one of the men who died in the shoot down because of the cuban five. he'd escaped cuba at age of ten and served as a u.s. marine and became an american citizen. mar lean believes that president obama solid out all that her father believed america stood for. >> my father fought to bring democracy to cuba and it would hurt him terribly that the country that he could have begin his life for has complete plea dishonored his memory. the mysterious part of the cuba is a portion of what america controls. >> mention guantanamo naval base and gitmo and people think of the detention camp there but before 9/11 the u.s. had control of the 45 square miles of land in the southeastern tip of cuba for a century. >> 1898, first u.s. troops in cuba in the spanish american war made camp in guantanamo bay. >> the u.s. came in possession of the guantanamo ba

and it appears that candidate obama was good enough. opposition to gay marriage was particularly strong in the black church, and has he ran for higher office, he grudgingly accepted the counsel of folks like me. what we're talking about is wholesale misdirection if the book is to be taken at face value. here is candidate obama with rick warren. >> i believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. for me as a christian -- for me, for me as a christian, it is also a sacred union. god is in the mix. >> you'll note the applause that line received. in other debates and campaign stops, candidate obama spoke of civil unions. >> the civil unions that i proposed would be equivalent making sure that all of the rights conferred by the state are equal for same sex couples as well as for heterosexual couples. >> for gay marriage, i do not support gay marriage, but a support a strong version of civil unions where i think the state has to recognize the same rights and responsibilities for gay people and same-sex couples as they do for anyone else.

what you just saw was president obama with jose diaz vallart. the conversation happening at florida international university in miami. president obama i think making news in a bunch of ways in that appearance. this is my take on what just happened. i think he made a bunch of news. and not just for his super inflammatory accusation that jose dyes his hair. rest assured we will get to the bottom of that outrage. president obama also tonight in his appearance is taking a direct shot at likely 2016 presidential candidate jeb bush. i'm not sure i've ever heard him talk about jeb bush before tonight. but he did so directly tonight in a very negative way. that was a bit of a shock. president obama tonight also saying bluntly, and with -- for him what counts as a lot of emotion, that it is the republican party specifically that is to blame for why this hasn't been immigration reform in the country. he said it is the republicans' faults specifically, calling republicans out by name. the president also tonight got mad twice by my count at questions sugges

can we expect hillary to do better than obama? >> i vote for -- perhaps her greatest strength both because of the experience she had in that second administration working with opponents and passing a lot of domestic legislation and her full term in the senate which from the get-go she reached out across the aisle. click she is one of them and had a pretty successful turn. >> there are too many moving parts. it is hard to know what the composition of congress will be in 2017. will the democrats get control of the senate, that is an open question. the house is locked in for 10 years to republican control because of gerrymandering and those guys are pretty immune to hillary clinton's charms. she was popular in private with republicans but then they would go home and bash her to their conservative constituents. so it is hard. she wants people to think that she is an lbj type figure. even lbj, there is a new book. he needed that big 1964 victory. >> doesn't she enjoy sipping bourbon after hours with the guys on the hill? she is more of

that reluctant warrior barack obama.s is now a so-called holy war between radical jihadists and everybody else. including peaceful muslims. isis has murdered thousands of innocent people who follow the teachings of allah. the terror savages will kill anyone at any time. what is especially frightening is the continuing nonsense we see from washington. >> we're killing a lot of them and we're going to keep killing more of them. so are the egyptians and jordanians, they are in this fight with us. we cannot win this war by killing them. we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need, in the longer term, medium and longer term to go after the root causes that lead people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. >> so ms. harf who spooks for the state department, john kerry is telling the isis killers themselves and the world that organized military opposition cannot defeat the terror group. that's just nonsense. if the world united against the jihad it would be defeated. but, again, there is no effort

obama. 13% say both deserve blame. if a bill is not passed by fedora 28th, the funding will run out. this takes place as a texas judge decided to put an injunction on president obama's executive action. here are some tweets, reaction and thoughts. phone numbers are on your screen. a congressman tweeted i am proud to stand with texas governor greg abbott. senator ted cruz saying it is a huge victory for rule of law. sheila jackson lee saying this is a sad day for families trying to remain together under the law. the doj needs to appeal this decision. the white house saying that they will, that the justice department will appeal the decision by the judge. mike, go ahead. caller: to begin with, the president is supposed to be the chief enforcement officer of the land. he has turned his back on not maintaining the law, everything from immigration to drugs, to quite a few other things. however, he can pick and choose what laws to enforce and who to employing -- and who to appoint to oversee these

yet your president obama and we just heard secretary of state kerry saying no things aren't that bad. >> well eric to say that they are wrong is the easy to say and they are. i mean at one point they said sovereign extremists are more dangerous than isis. isis is a fan at cal religious group it's not just an etiology they are out destroying artifact that are christian, they are out destroying all civilization. they're barbarians. these are nuts. these are crazy people and we've got to stop them and i don't know what the president is thinking when he says they won't use the phrase extremists and won't use the phrase islamic extremists. >> well, that's it. wayne, he will use the term extremist when we had the seminar on violent extremism. >> right wing extremists. >> that's going to be obama's no new taxes. the message has been look away. i mean don't even say the term islamic extremism, islamic terrorism, it's isil, isis violent extremists it's evading 30 plus years of islamic terrorism, the declarations of war, the beheading, the murder of an atheists by islamists this week, the bombi

president obama in a key meeting at the white house right now. in a few minutes he could announce new plans. we have it live. >>> isis targets being bombarded in iraq as coalition forces try to stop the group's march into iraq and syria. now others are joining the fight. >>> it's really happening. a huge snowstorm smacks the northeast. nearly two feet on top of almost five feet in some places. it might never stop. ever. >>> hello, everyone. happy monday. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. thanks for joining us. a lot to get to. the most intense and destructive fighting that europe has seen in years is happening right now in ukraine. the urgent question for the obama administration is how deeply involved should the u.s. get? >> at this moment president obama and german chancellor angela merkel are meeting in the white house before a crucial news conference which will be in a few more minutes when we could learn if the u.s. will give the ukrainian government what it desperately wants. weapons to defend itself against pro-russian rebels. what the

president obama's immigration rebuke. what this week's ruling means for the administration's attempt to govern by executive action? and the bitter showdown over funding on capitol hill. >>> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. isis extended its bloody reach into libya with the beheadings of 21 egyptian christians. as the obama white house hosted a three day summit on countering what they call violent extremism the president and his staff once again refused to use the term islamic to describe the threat, a distinction they say is necessary in part to deprive terror groups of legitimacy. >> al qaeda and isil and groups like it are desperate for legitimacy. they try to portray themselves as religious leaders holy warriors in defense of islam. we must never accept the premise that they put forth. because it is a lie. nor should we grant these terrorists the religious legitimacy that they seek. they are not religious leaders. they are terrorists. >> joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnis

faltan pocas horas para que usted mano de sus preguntas sobre inmigraciÓn, maÑana el presidente barack obamadudas. >> animales en peligro decenas de animales fueron rescatados de un zoolÓgico privado en mÉxico, bien diputado tiene mucho que responder por este hecho, noticiero telemundo investiga. >> millones latinos en minuto les vamos a mostrar al hombre de puerto rico que ganÓ una loterÍa millonaria en la historia tenemos los detalles. >> este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs un terrible accidente ocurriÓ hoy en el sur de california un tren de pasajeros chocÓ con un camiÓn y terminÓ descarrilado. >> el accidente dejÓ 28 personas heridas en condiciÓn crÍtica se trata de una cena que vez hace frecuente en las calles de paÍs que estÁ llamando la atenciÓn de las autoridades vamos con marÍa paula. >> efectivamente josÉ en este momento se hacen inspecciÓn en el tren y como ves a mi espalda aquÍ podemos ver uno de los vagones que quedÓ volcado, hubo dos que quedaron en la misma situaciÓn, pero el primero fue removido al parecer habÍa 51 pasajeros que se afectaro