yet obama has thrown the full weight of his presidency behind the evil and supported the palestinian demands that israel retreat to its borders, which would make their genocidal goal far easier to accomplish. he has demanded that the jews stop building homes for themselves and at the same time he has turned a blind eye toward all palestinian leaders that the palestinians but control. he had acquiesced with the situation. israel's wilson is called the pe process. an american president provides those with the time and space required to acquire nuclear weapons, and when we are so constructed with a rational assessment of the situation, it has become almost impossible for a reasonable proposal to improve it, difficult to formulate. this is the context. the context that our speaker has answered with just such an assessment of the problem and proposal for a solution. caroline glick is the new head of the israeli security project of the david horlick center. she has written a book which displays all of the intellectual and moral qualities that causes senate to hire her and make us proud to c

has out done even bush at this point. they have used the whistleblower more than any other administrations combined. and the obamainistration has invoked national security to deny foia requests -- >> 9,000 times? administration. and they also have the luxury of invoting the nsa act of 1959 which the nsa argues exempts it entirely from the freedom of information act. and the release of records which will paint them in a positive light, unsurprisingly, the nsa only complied with 2% of its requests last year. so absolutely we're facing a crisis. >> our community has tweeted in, and there is a facebook post from andrew . . . and speaking about the nsa, brad tweets in . . . check it out. another reacted document there, lisa. and then rich goes . . . all right. horace i want to go to you. look, ryan mentioned the nine exemptions that the go uses to get out of foia requests. the one used most frequently is documents are in the interest of national security. do you believe the obama has abused that? >> i'm not sure of that. i would settle for if osha or the mine safety health administration or epa or department of transp

at those cases >> the truth will set you free yeah...don't kid yourself >> the system has failed me >> president obama won a second term with 70 percent of the latino vote. while he was campaigning, he promised to reform the nation's immigration laws. that goal has proved elusive, and a powerful new voting block is losing patience with the process. >> we're trying to get our congress people, our representatives, and our senators, to pass the comprehensive immigration reform. >> in june, 2013, the senate passed an enforcement-heavy bill with bipartisan support that would have provided a path to citizenship. >> but house republicans didn't follow suit. >> "speaker boehner, immigration reform is alive in the hearts of all of us gathered here today. >> "and frankly, i'll make clear, we have no intention of ever going to conference on the senate bill." >> activists besieged the halls of congress demanding action. >> who are you fighting for? who are you fighting for? >> maria, my mother. >> and you, who are you fighting for? >> my friends. >> your friends. who are you fighting for? >> my mom and my father.

president obama has presided over almost two million deportations -- more than any other president in history. >> where's your family? pheonix? >> your family doesn't even know you're here? >> with reform stalled in congress, deportations have become the defining aspect of obama's immigration policy -- and a flashpoint for immigrant communities. >> fault lines traveled to new orleans to examine the impact of deportations on the city's immigrant community. obama has assured critics that immigration customs and enforcement, ice, is using discretion in its deportation efforts. >> "we're focusing our limited resources and people on violent offenders and people convicted of crimes. and as a result, we've increased the removal of criminals by 70 percent." >> we heard that ice has been operating a new program in new orleans called cari. it stands for criminal alien removal initiative. cari, ice says, is focused on immigrants who, quote, "pose a serious threat to the community." >> it's a small terrifying effect. they'll go into a grocery store and take 3 people >> jacinta gonzalez has been p

see president obama giving a strong statement here in tokyo of support for japan that america will stand behind japan in this dispute. >> what about this critical issue of defense? japan has self-defense forces, but clearly is getting more assertive. what about the developing relationship with the u.s. on that critical issue? >> reporter: very difficult one for president obama to navigate. because on the one hand, the u.s. would like to see japan modernizing its military, and perhaps changing its constitutional setup to allow japan to use its military to defend itself more forcefully. to modernize, to come into the 21st century if you like. but, on the other hand, prime minister abe is seen as being something of a problem. his views on history, his views on the second world war, on issues like korean and chinese, have caused huge problems for japan in the region, soured relations with china, soured relations with south korea. for president obama, he would like to see mr. abe basically rolling back on his rhetoric and stopping talking in these sort of terms. because it is doing such damage to relations in this region. >> what about that critical issue of conflict preventio

president barack obama has just arrived in japan. the visit is part of a four-nation tour that will also take him to south korea. and it comes at a time of heightened regional tensions. now air force one just touched down at tokyo's haneda airport. you're looking at live footage from the airport here in tokyo, where president obama has just landed. here you can see air force one at haneda airport. now japanese leaders haven't hosted a u.s. president as a state guest since bill clinton in 1996. obama will dine this evening with prime minister shinzo abe. on thursday, he'll attend a welcome ceremony at the imperial palace, where he'll meet with the emperor and empress. after that, obama and abe will hold their summit. they'll talk about a range of issues from trade to security to regional relations. now abe and obama are expected to issue a joint statement. a draft says the decades old u.s./japan security alliance will play an important role in maintaining regional peace and prosperity. their discussions will also touch on north korea'

president obama has been quick to defend sebelius, despite all of the problems with healthcare.gov. the former kansas governor has been the public face of the affordable care act. getting grilled at congressional hearings about crashes and other problems. sebelius took heat from republicans about the affordable care act itself. but it appeared she and obamacare had turned the corner last week with a late surge of enrollments for health insurance. just yesterday, she told a senate committee 7.5 million people have signed up. that's likely why sebelius is resigning now. she reportedly told the president she wanted to leave a month ago. president obama will nominate sylvia matthews burwell to replace sebelius. and republicans are looking forward to using her confirmation hearings to get a few more shots at obamacare. diana? >> all right. tahman bradley with the big story in washington today. thank you. >>> there's still no word about the missing malaysia airlines

obama has had a joint news conference with president park.is what he said about north korea. >> the united states and south korea stand shoulder to shoulder in the face of accepting the threats from north korea. threats will give north korea nothing other than greater isolation. we're united on steps they need to take on banning nuclear weapon programs and living up to national obligations. we're deeply concerned about the suffering of the north korea people. the united states and south korea are working together to advance accountability for the serious human rights violations being committed by the north. i mentioned to president park the united states supports the korean's people desire for unification. i share president park's vision. as you outlined madame president in your speech, the threat free from war and nuclear weapons. >> next stop for president barack obama is malaysia. he is hoping to win hearts and minds and establish closer trade ties. but how? we look at who wins and who loses when free trade is on the table. >> reporter: on

and the guy that recommended that clarence aaron's sentence not be commuted, has not been appointed by president obamahas been there the whole time. the inspector general for the justice department looked into what happened in that case and issued a scathing report about how mr. rogers handled it. after that report and all of the media attention, particularly from the pro public series, clarence aaron did become one of the lucky few to get an obama presidential era pardon. he got out of prison last week, after 21 years. so for whatever reason, the whole time president obama has been president has really seemed he didn't want to recommend that people get out of president prison. that this particular part of the criminal justice system be used. that this particular part of the criminal justice system be used. and maybe that is the reason so few people have been pardoned. the office of the pardon attorney since george w. bush has been president has been helmed by somebody who goes to great lengths to make sure nobody gets released that there was something called the fair sentencing act which made it mand

the republican party has to get that base to the polls. it is really about disliking obama or in some cases hating obama more than obamacare so if it weren't obamacare it would be something else, if obamacare were repealed tomorrow, it would still be the anti-obama campaign because that is what gets the base out. obamacare itself, he guess is it will become more and more settled law after this election, republicans are not going to repeal a law and replace it since they can't replace the things that people love the most, like children -- or young adults being covered by their parents, preexisting conditions and all the rest of it, so this is a political show that will go on through the mid terms, the democrats may well have a is lacking again and then we will move on from it .. >> do you think with that michael gerson? you used to work for a republican president. >> i am more favorable to obama in this circumstance. this is a very good move to replace a symbol of incompetent, incompetence with one of the most respected members of the administration in a key post in his sign

since barack obama has been president, cloture has been filed more than 447 times. as the usage of the filibusters increase, the number of bills passed in congress has decreased. important legislation dealing with the pressing concerns of the nation have been stopped from passage because of the filibuster. without the filibuster, the president's job act, the buffett rule, the dream act for illegal immigrants, a public option for the affordable care act would have been passed through the senate. whether or not you support these proposals, they should all have had the chance to be voted on and passed by the majority of the people's representatives, not obstructed by the minority. the senate deserves the chance to conduct the business of the nation, not wade through a mass of obstruction. so, what can be done to reform the filibuster and make the senate a more democratic institution? there are many proposals on the table. senator jeff merkley of oregon is a leading senate advocate for reform. >> we get rid of the filibuster on motions to simply proceed to a bill. that

including this a couple hours the ongoing crisis in ukraine has been threatening to cast a shadow over obama strip the us has been weighing up whether to impose new economic sanctions on moscow if it fails to abide by the terms of the geneva deal agreed last week. we have been preparing for the prospect that we're going to have to engage in further sections of the ozarks he got up. their requests and technical work and also for sport nation. with other countries. so the fact that i have an announcement that doesn't mean that. they haven't been repaired and tito. obama and japanese prime minister shinzo of a reported progress in resolving differences into a trade pact to negotiations which is central to the us a bit of military diplomatic and economic resources towards asia and the pacific that or it doesn't include a stop in china however it's widely expected that beijing will dominate his meetings with regional leaders obama store includes trips to south korea malaysia the philippines. signing of them and not unity pact between rival palestinian factions fatah and hamas has been criticized

you can see that obama has handed over the wheel of that us-japan security treaty. just about to drive off the cliff there. india,s talk politics in where phase six of this election is going on. >> there is a lot of attention today on the range of moody. he could become prime minister. here you can see a photo of a crowd that greeted him yesterday. he is heading into history books, he is becoming a living legend. independence sent reporters to his hometown. thatsay he is so revered it is hard to sort fact from fiction. there are some the legends. and they talked about one in particular that everybody knows. that is reportedly when he was a little boy he found a baby talk and i'll in a lake nearby. he wanted to keep it as a pet than his mother said no because think about the crocodile's mother. this legend he brought the crocodile back into the wild. here's another interesting article in the wall street journal. officialst election and how they really have to brave the elements to get votes to indians. pullingsee a photo of officials. they have to cross crocodile inf

how many times has obama had to make a decision, a legal decision like this? >> dozens, maybe hundreds. a lot of times. >> what do you think about that? >> there were two different drone programs. the cia has a program and the military has a program. during the first term which i was writing about the cia was mostly operating in pakistan which they considered an extension of the afghan battlefield. obama decided to make these decisions outside of conventional theaters of war where the war -- the law was less clear, we were not in a traditional state of war with another country. that is where he thought was risky and we needed to be more cautious so in somalia and yemen and to some extent in pakistan but mostly somalia and yemen he was making these decisions, making these decisions himself. most of the time, he would green light the operation but not always. he would roll them back and have a lot of questions about who are we actually going after? you have to remember in places like yemen and somalia some of these organizations are al qaeda affiliate's, terroris

on top of these trails obama has systematically appease the most deadly enemy, the terrorist regime in iran. it has conspired to ensure the iranian will love -- mullahs are successful in their drive to acquire nuclear weapons. obama has turned his back on the only democracy in the middle east and the most faithful ally and has thrown its weight behind the countries whose goal has stated to obliterate the state of israel to push the jews into this sea. over 66 years that arab states have conducted the unprovoked war of aggression. palestinian causes overtly and explicitly is the cleansing of the entire arab world. they have the of life that has occupied abhor whale dash we belonged to the turkish empire 400 years. they have a greater claim on the united states and the arabs do with the state of israel. the cause is self was part of the muslim brotherhood founded by a the war criminal who's served hitler in berlin and had its own boschwitz. but obama has put the full weight behind its evil. having a retreat to the 49 borders to make the goal far easier to accomplish in say that they need

obama's returning home to the u.s. to find the lowest approval ratings of his years at the white house. in foreign affairs the president has defended his approach as one that protects american interests and american friends in a multi polar world. is there an obama doctrine? it's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. president obama is coming back to a divided washington from a trip to asia. he paid his respects to the south korea still reeling from the death of hundreds in a ferry accident, tended to one of the country's oldest and closest relationships in asia with talks with the philippines . russia continued to muscle ukraine, syria is set to turn over the last of its chemical weapons but continues to kill civilians with hayes, and he returns to washington empty hasn'ted with th handed with talks from palestine and israel. >>> in crisis around the world in the past five years did the u.s. get the approach that the president wanted? that's the "inside story." let's recap by looking at the u.s. in the world during the obama years. >> reporter: u.s. president barack obama headed home after a week-long visit to four

as you said, president obama has yet to make any comments about ukraine. sly be monitoring for those comments. how this has worked in the past is that when they are repairing sanctions, we will get a list. the us is pretty transparent about that very it we will clearly get it from the treasury rather than the u.s. president. >> we will have to monitor president obama does say anything. last friday he talking about sanctions. he wants them to be strong, but also give russia the chance to turn it around. >> keep some of their powder dry, which is why we expect stage three sanctions, sectoral sanctions, the really broad-based sanctions that could cause a lot of trouble for the russian economy, to be kept in reserve. >> ryan chilcote with the latest on sanctions. we are expecting sanctions, the question is how much they will be. pulse,"ed for "the which will be next. ♪ . . pha frenzy. astrazeneca sayersrma -- shares soar as pfizer says it is still interested in a deal. >> ge arrives in paris to defend their offer for alstom. a tougher line. the west is getting

has now set up his own advisory and investment firm. around 740 million people in asia live on less that $1.05 a day. they are probably not going to notice obama'sisit much. the government has been watching closely. it's seen as a most critical test of u.s. strategy. >> let's bring in carlo live from canberra in australia. good to have you on the programme. a lot of u.s. attention is on europe and the middle east. what is your assessment of how important this trip will be to reassure asian allies that u.s. focus is on that region? >> it's vitally important because obama administration could not make it last october. he's out to reassure the region that despite the congress cutting the budget for defense, possible sequestration, that the economy is on the rise, and pushing a trans-pacific partnership. >> the second is to say the crisis in syria and crimea is not comparable to east asia, and the u.s., because it isn't robustly engaged does not mean it will not be engaged in the asia pacific. the third is that the united states will maintain its military dominance for the next several decades and reassure japan other islands. senkakus. >> as far as

barack obama has ordered a review of deportation policies. it's not clear when that will be complete. it seems likely it will be long after karen pianos and her daughter have their day in court. patty colhane, al jazeera, washington. >>> protests also erupting in albuquerque, income, following the fatal shooting of a homeless man. he was the 24th person shot and killed by albuquerque police in the last five years. the police have their own supporters who are planning a rally for later today. al jazeera, jim houle has more >> reporter: the streets continue to sim mer as protesters keep up the pressure on law enforcement after a series of deadly police shootings. >> watching the sorrow from people who have lost so many innocent family members and it friend, it's my civil right to be a part of this. >> 100 people turned out on friday night for a peaceful protest, unlike the one a week ago that erupted in violence when rocks were thrown at police who fired tear gas to control the crowd. the tensions were sparked after the shooting deaths of two m

by making sure refugees in the new baby he was pressed in prague obama has arrived in tokyo for three day visit to obama in japanese prime minister shinzo law that will hold a summit thursday the two leaders will focus their talks on trade security and regional relations and carols definitely has more. i love what i'm about to give one example if only it was when he appeared smiling and waving and was greeted by officials. he then headed to force the cd now with the prime minister. agility is under heavy security. more police officers patrolling the area around american embassies as well as the fail whale but i will stay security measures affecting passengers at major release the sims two. debbie's coin lockers. all of them are available for phone and its sub am going to leave anything like explosive plays inside. it is rather convenient to understand the concern is like on complain too much. obama and they will discuss development of the specific sponsorship negotiations. american officials have agreed that the japanese can keep it on its own bodies. we need answered. but they want i

president obama has a ten year tentative agreement, a basing deal where american military, troops, jets will be able to use filipino bases in this area. it will allow the united states to help in territorial disputes and crises. >> thank you very much. >>> it is monday so lots of sports headlines to bring you and our betty nguyen brings them to us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. i will tell you there are some nba games without a cloud of controversy. houston soared to an 11 point lead. portland rallied to send the game into o.t. they win 123 to 120 and lead the series three games to one. toronto jumped out to a 17 point lead against brooklyn early. the nets erased that deficit though. their comeback fizzled in the third quarter. raptors 14-2. a run led to an 87-79 win tying the game at two games apiece. >>> it's swung high. it's a game. it is out of here! >> gone. ryan hicks canceled extra innings with this three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth. he broke a 1-1 tie to give san francisco the series sweep over cleveland. >>> chicago white sox jose abreyu continues his ass

we know president obama has been told of this situation, and also is getting an update on the situation of this active shooter on fort hood. one of the largest military installations in the world, a post that has been through a shooting before that mass shooting in 2009 where 13 people lost their lives. at the moment we have no idea if this is anything similar to that, but we know there have been people injured at the shooting at fort hood as they're trying to figure out what is going on, would that be too risky. >> they'll go through building by building to identify who the victims are, who the people who are innocent and who have nothing to do with this, and try to take them away from the scenario and perimeter of safety as quickly and efficiently as possible. i'm sure they're doing that as we speak. this is a huge area, and you probably have at this time thousands of people sheltered in place as per their request. if done properly and done according to the protocol said in 2009 and after 2011, and after the shelter in place, this is something that will take hours to do, dozens of swa

obama warned if chinese ever try to take the japanese islands, the u.s. will help defend them. his warning hasn issued already. >> reporter: in bright spring sunshine, president barack obama was welcomed to the imperial palace in tokyo by the emperor and em press. it was the welcome you would expect for japan's largest ally. the first visit by the u.s. president in 18 years. he wants to show china that japan and america are united in opposing beijing claims to japanese controlled islands in the east china sea. at their point press conference, mr. abe appeared to get exactly that using the japanese name for islands, president barack obama said america would defend them. >> historically they have been administered by japan. we do not believe that they should be subject to change yuan laterally. >> translator: any unilateral action to undermine the administration of the islands will be opposed by the united states. we agreed on this point. >> reporter: president barack obama had a message for mr. abe. stop hostile rhetoric and stop provoking china. >> in our discussions i emphasized resolving thi

and as president obama has stayed longer, we hear more about that and that's kind of good for everybody to know, especially in this political age. gwen: especially from our former presidents. michael duffy, thanks a lot. >> you bet. and thanks to everyone here at the table. we have to leave you for now, but the conversation continues online, on the "washington week" webcast extra, streaming live at 8:30 eastern time, and all week long at bs.org/washingtonweek. we'll chat, among other things, about how medicare paid millions to some doctors and why we're just now hearing about it. and i'll be online thursday at noon for my monthly webchat. be sure to send me your questions. keep up with daily developments, now seven nights a week, on the "pbs newshour." have a blessed passover and we'll see you here next week on "washington week." good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we onets ought owned asked people a simple question -- how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker

the obama administration has been deporting nearly 400,000 immigrants every year.rotesters want the president to end the practice. al jazeera's newer ises borderland follow six americans as they look at the stories of those who cross the border. this issue looks at a train known for transporting migrants across the area. >> reporter: migrants scramble to claim a spot on the train. for women riding the train is a desperate last resort. many purchase contraceptive injections ahead of the trip, septembering that rape is the horrific price they might pay for a new life. brenda from honduras is preparing to take the train with her 9-year-old daughter. >> how long have you been here in mexico? there are a lot of migrants out here, primarily men, not many women, so i wanted to speak to a women, and when i saw she was a mom, we just ended up talking her daughter was beautiful. are you and your daughter going to take this train? >> why are you leaving? is it bad or is it you just -- family? >> she is claudette's age, she has a 9-year-old daughter from honduras and she is go

obama has allow that to happen. he is never named a name against bankers. alks about wall street fat cats like the broad category. he has not said what wall street needs to do. it is a fluffy rhetoric. >> would he even said what he said in 2009, talking about the fat cat bankers, today? >> no. he believes -- or i should say he says that the 2010 dodd-f rank act is relative to fdr's reform when he did the glass-steagall act and the new deal and created the sec. it wasn't. thanks cap bigger. the banks got bigger. the risk got bigger. nothing was fixed by that "reform act." he doesn't need to say that now. you said it in the beginning to consolidate his base and get elected, whatever it was, the many presidents -- democrats are little more guilty than republicans because i think they feel they need to do it -- from wilson on have always bashed the bankers in their campaign speeches. and it comes right down to it, most of them have been very hopeful and symbiotic with them after they have been in office. it tends to get said to the public. then when you look at

and barack obama has warned north korea of severe consequences if its continues with his nuclear testingraine is accusing russia of starting a third world war. and washington has again accused russia of stoking instability and says moscow will end up paying for its action. in the last couple of hours, u.s. president barack obama spoke to world leaders telling them they are ready to impose further sanctions. thomas graham what is your assessment now of where we are in this crisis. ukraine is accusing russia of wanting to start a war. russia says kiev is waging war on its own people. how dangerous is all of this talk of war? >> actually it's quite dangerous at this point for at least two reasons. first beyond the rhetoric we have an unpredictable situation on the ground at this point. military operations are underway, the russians are exercising their own-so-called exercises on the border. but as like as washington and kiev would like to believe that moscow is in full control, and as much as moscow would like to think that washington controls the other forces on the ground, the fact is tha

obama ha what i hear everywhere i go is that we need to get the federal government out of the way. having run a small business myself, i see where these folks are coming from. i know what americans are still asking the question "where are the jobs?" the last five years, everything can be done from the top down. from the stimulus to obamacare, it it is a record limited with congress but never pays out. republicans, we have kept our pledge. we have offered a new way forward. our majority in the house has made your priorities are priorities. every week we are focused on patching initiatives that would make it easier to find a create jobs and places just like this. we are ready to improve the so workers can improve skills, expand american-made energy to smaller costs. repeal and replace obamacare. he wantedent said this to be a year of bipartisan action. it still can be. we just need to get his party leaders in the senate to take of the jobs bills. by republicans may be the minority party, we have made some headway. we have band earmark's. for the first time since the --ean war, we hav

did on one with the future with in some of the countries including india with bullies that aside obama hasopened the choosing of mention. but the wisdom of a not so happy that school. what else to date on what i see now that might lead it into the net exporter of the diamonds and he was picking the euro as good as the next two they have to deep clean of those markets so that means that they would have to engage the gospel leads the oddity of the president of them are different for me to coast on the heck to pay people to be of the mystique forward to what allah has been in business you do know who i don't really do want to believe something that most of the people than that they did all the neighbor to the taleban say they were not going to see. most importantly what i find it via do not want the cd key development in india when the end of the man comes along with this one on the sidenote the beeping of that. this complex relationship really i'm done with it from the kind of creation. it's dying on me that you don't live to its dying off by democracy it and it has fluctuated has had its up

the last president barack obama has issued a stern warning to north korea he says the country should not conduct another new contest and it continues to assume it's the recriminations it'll lead to great anticipation the comment unless the senate contains inside he called us out. democracy describing him as long as the pariah states. among the south north had chosen a constant competent provocation and consuming the bulls' most dangerous weapons. the commitment to the united states of america is made to the security of the republic of korea only grow stronger in the face of aggression. our alliance does not waver the president warned that the united states will not hesitate to use its ministry to defend itself to me at fan fan. the marines now remains him the federal court this intend to live up to south korea and japan he'll meet with prime minister najib is our current sunday to discuss the trans pacific partnership ppp presents and other issues explosions targeting a political rally in baghdad was killed and wounded dozens of people. the suspected radicals trying to disrupt next w

but i can't say what it would be because i don't have the information that president obama has about what damage has been done to our security apparatus. i just read the "washington post" and a couple other minor -- [laughter] >> i think it's an understatement to say that you do not shy away from controver controversy. there's already been a dust up since your book is come up. you've been doing these interviews from the catholics and the southern baptists who say that you're criticizing them unfairly, or treating women badly. jewish readers are saying that when you said that your lack of relationship with the president was probably due to your views on israel and palestine, and then others on the internet are saying that you were soft on islam in your book. i'm sure this is something that you expected, but are there any countries or any faiths that you think are worse than others in their operation of women's? >> there certainly are, yes. for instance, in some areas of africa, saving egypt for example, 90% of the women in egypt are living now have had their genitals mutilated. some of

according to a running list by mark noeler, president obama has 28 interviews with cbs, 12 with cnn, with nbc, and 32 with abc, while fox has had only 8. but not for a lack of invitations. we hear at "special report" have a standing invitation. the last time president obama sat down with me was march 11th, 2010. >>> a child in nebraska knew what he wanted. the lincoln journal star reports he turned up at the bowling alley where he managed to crawl up the chute and into a toy vending machine. employees who freed him let him keep the stuffed animal. >>> a surprising story tonight about just how much the feg has riding on your student dead. correspondent shannon bream reports, if you think college loans are all about helping young people earn a living, you may be missing the point. >> here's the bottom line, government shouldn't see student loans as a way to make money, it should be a way to help students. >> but according to new projects from the budget office, the department of education could turn a profit of state of the union loans to the student -- student loans to the tune of $12

he has to show his domestic constituency that he is not a weak ling when it comes to foreign policy. >> do you think president obamae underestimating putin? >> i don't think he's underestimating him. the west has a lot more economic leverage over russia than vice versa. it has a lot of troops on the border, it infiltrates ukrainian security services but russia has the -- to somehow imagine it can win this struggle, to reestablish its control over ukraine or to somehow set up a good bargaining arrangement that would bring the united states to the table by taking crimea and annexing it the way it's doing in eastern ukraine doesn't make any sense. i agree that the united states and russia should have set down actually years ago, and hammered out an agreement that respected ukraine and its sovereignty, but i do really wonder how smart this is from the standpoint of russian foreign policy. >> how smart is its from the united states, do you think the united states is handling this well, do you think they should be more aggressive with their approach to russia now? >> no i don't. i think president obama has handled a very

." >>> chaos and confusion over his foreign policy, has one mainstream columnist questioning president obama's manhood. this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm shannon bream, in for bret baier. it is getting very personal now for president obama, on top of problems like the terror attack on libya and iran's nukes, today what appears to be a chemical strike in syria and more trouble with russia and ukraine, all of that has the president's supporters blasting his foreign policy. one "new york times" comment tater is taking a big step further. ton's top story. >> as vice president arrived in kiev to reassure ukraine's government. reports indicating that the deescalation for agreements still has not taken hold. the white house looked to moscow to make the first move. >> first of all, they signed the agreement, and they have committed themselves by signing it to use their influence to stabilize the situation in ukraine. >> but russia's u.s. ambassador said the ukrainians were the acongressers. >> as far as i understand, the checkpoint was manned by people who didn't have arms, so people tha

the strikes under president obama has killed an estimated twenty four hundred people. in an official count conducted by the administration the new bill proposed to change how that representative and shape of california and walter jones of north carolina had introduced a new piece of legislation aimed at bringing greater transparency to the u s drone program. the bill would require the president to make publicly available an annual report on the use of cards that people forced outside the united states they also require the decade to release information on whether these were so don't miss one match and fatter been killed if it passes the government will have half the count strikes but to actively starting from five years ago. while human rights organizations support the bill rep schiff admits that this will not make the drone program go away in fact the congressman is convinced that increasing transparency around the drum program can actually justify it by showing what he called excessive claims of civilian casualties well we frequently talk about red states and blue st

que se detengan las deportaciones >> él nos prometió una reforma migratoria >> la administración obama haportado a muchos inmigrantes >> los incorformes llegaron para exigir sus derechos, y obstruyeron el paso de los vehículos, muchos fueron arrestados >> las personas hicieron el sacrificio y arregiesgaron ser arrestados >> le exigian a obama su poder ejecutivo para detener las deportaciones >> aís se mantiene dedicado a seguir con las leyes de inmigrante >> estamos pasando por un momento muy difícil >> casos como este es lo que quieren prevenir >> uno vino a sacar a la familia adelante, en nuestro país la economía y el trabajo es bajo >> esta manifestacion fue un preambulo de mañana para parar las deportaciones. es mi reporte en vivo, volvemos >> aumente la presión sobre el presidente barack obama. demócratas hispanos piden la extensión de la diferida que tiene los dreamers >> más importante es pasar la reforma migratoria, esto es para que el presidente sonsidere sus acciones legales >> es una continuación de la amnistia de ronald reagan >> mañana habrán acciones nacionales contra las de

, which, after all, has 40,000 troops stationed all around the country, including okinawa close to the senkakku islands islands. >> mike viqueira updating us on the late ns the obamaour of asia. >>> we have a story coming in from afghanistan involving a security guard working at a hospital in kabul. he has importantly opened fire. three women have been kid. let's get the latest from our correspondent, who is live in kabul. bring us up to date. what more do you know? >> well, this morning an afghan security guard was supposed to secure the hospital. he opened fire on the hospital and killed three foreigners and injured two. now it is the second similar attack on foreigners in three weeks. earlier, three weeks ago, an afghan policeman opened fire on two journalists, killing one, injuring another. these attacks affected the work of foreigners, that aid was coming and delivering by the foreigners. afghan police is telling us that the guy who - the policeman who opened fire on the foreigners in the hospital is under arrest, and he has injured himself. >> live in kabul, thank you. >> pakistani fighter jets carried out air strikes in the north-west, bombing fighter bases

obama has reinstated it several times in office.how many people actually knew that in this office that obama has formally stated that we are -- reinstated every six months or so that we are in a state of emergency? how many people knew that? let me see your hands. don't be shy. i see about four or five. how many did not know? what is the state of the press if it has not made you aware that we are living in a state of emergency. what does that imply? what regulations does that mean? -- what regulation does that mean the president is free from in a state of emergency? the house member of the committee over homeland security at precisely that question. -- asked precisely that question. there are classified annexes. to the continuity of government regulations and the state of emergency regulations. can we see those? the answer was no. they are classified. we have the chairman of the house committee on homeland security to extract the for -- to ask directly for those. no, they were not able to get them. this is not a constitutional repub

house, itself, that president obama doesn't get credit for the successes that he has had in washington. and whether it is a symptom of that problem or a cause of that problem, president obama also doesn't seem personally inclined to like to take public credit for his successes when he has them. not most of the time, at least. but today, today was different. today was victory lap day for president obama and the white house. and we knew that president obama was going to give a speech today. it was easy to tell that this was going to be a policy speech. we knew that a lot of congressional democrats were planning on attending the speech, but we didn't know explicitly ahead of time that this was going to be that rarest of all obama-era things. we didn't know ahead of time it was going to be a rare presidential victory lap. an oh, yeah, i did it, and it worked kind of speech. until president obama and vice president biden opened the door of the white house, walked out on to the little balcony, and then walked out to the podium into the rose garden. and just watch this. i pulled this from the

obama. this is live from paris. but first, ukraine has relaunched military operations against pro-russian separatist -- local kievlly aligned politician was one of two found dead. a police chief has also been objected in one town. it comes just hours after u.s. vice president joe biden departed after warning russia it must take urgent action to de-escalate tensions. it appears divisions are deepening in the town of as aansk, recognized military hub for rebels. here is this report. square,aviansk's lenin protesters are in defiance. this man will never defeat us, they shout. tensions are ramping up after tortured bodies were burp portably found -- were reportedly found in the city. one of them was identified as a politician aligned with kiev. >> this has been carried out with the full support and indulgence of russia. mayor oflf-proclaimed saw beyond -- of slaviansk said he had no knowledge of it and is preparing a counter of -- counteroffensive of the >> we are repairing an attack because we have received information that the city of slavi

president obama has dispatched the month. now common in those waters. >> yesterday's warriors clippers games over shattered by comments allegedly made by clippers owner donald sterling. the clippers of the asylum process at the court wearing black bands on their arms. sterling is heard urging his girlfriend not to bring the black people to the games. >> it was any signs on those roadways 3 kron4's jackie sissel is live from the east bay. why are we going to see the signs. >> what led to that abduction we're still trying to confirm the affirmation from that we can tell you the description of the little girl. 3 ft. tall and weighs about 33 we do have some suspect information according to the chp. if they described the suspect as a hispanic man around 30 years old with lawn care. last heard saying favorite shirt and red hat. in a better description of a potential car. we will pass along but for right now there is still an active amber a large. for this little zero brought fresno. >> whether a really big story. here's what it loo