as president obama reminded us at the national archives, and i quote again, our constitution has endured through cessation and civil rights, through world war and cold war because it provides a foundation of principles that can be applied pragmatically, it provides a compass that can help us find our way, unquote. our most sacred principles and values of security, justice and liberty for all citizens must continue to unite us, to guide us forward and to help us build a future that honors our founding documents and advances our on going uniquely american pursuit of a safer, more just and more perfect union. in the continuing effort to keep our people secure, this administration will remain true to those values that inspired our nation's founding, and over the course of two centuries have made america an example of strength and a beacon of justice for all

as president obama reminded us at the national archives, our constitution has endorsed for civil rights, world war, and cold war. because it provides a foundation of principles that can be applied pragmatically. it provides a compass that can help us find our way. our most sacred principles and values of security, justice, and liberty for all citizens must continue to unite us, to guide us, and to help us build a future that honors our founding document and advances are ongoing in pursuit of a safer and more perfect union. in the continuing effort to keep our people secure, his administration remains true to those values that inspired our nation's founding and over the course of two centuries, has made america an example of strength and a beacon of justice for all of the world. this is our pledge. thank you for inviting me to discuss these important issues with you. thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> 10 states hold presidential contest today. this morning rick santorum, newt gi

as president obama remind us is at the national archives, our constitution has endured through succession and civil rights, through world war, and cold war. because it provides a foundation of principles that can be applied pragmatically. it provides a compass that can help us find our way, unquote. our most sacred principles and values, of security, justice and liberty for all citizens, must continue to unite us, to guide us forward, and to help us build a future that honors our founding documents and advances our ongoing, uniquely american, pursuit of a safer, more just, and more perfect union. in the continuing effort to keep our people secure, this administration will remain true to those values that inspired our nation's founding and, over the course of two centuries, have made america an example of strength and a beacon of justice for all the world. this is our pledge. i thank you for inviting me to discuss these important issues with you today. thank you. [applause] >> watch super tuesday election results tonight on the c-span networks. use our second screen webpage with your table

as president obama reminded us at the national archives, our constitution has endured through secessinon, civil rights, through world war and cold war. it also provides a foundation of principles that can be applied pragmatically. it provides a compass that can help us find our way. the sacred values of justice and liberty for all citizens must continue to unite us and guide us forward and help us build a future that advances our ongoing uniquely american pursuit of a safer more just and more perfect union. in a continuing effort to keep our people secure, this administration remained true to those values that inspired our nation's founding, and over the course of two centuries has made america an example of strength and a beacon of justice for all the world. this is our pledge. thank you for inviting me to discuss these important issues with you today. thank you so much. [applause] >> watch super tuesday election results tomorrow night on the c-span networks. while you watch, use our -- your tablet or laptop to see results, and a public forum for tweets and those of other viewers. you c

obama has up his sleeve. >> i think domestic policy. reminds us -- [overlapping speakers] >> issue the pope and the infidel. pope benedict xvi visited cuba for three days early this week. the pontiff met with cuba's formal reader, fidel castro, a former catholic altar boy. the conversation was about books and how catholic liturgy changed over the years. the pontiff also urged cuba's current leader, if i debtle dell's brother raoul castro, to allow for greater freedoms for the people and catholic church. on wednesday the pontiff held an open air mass in central havana that attracted 300,000 people, including some 800 cuban americans largely from miami on a "pilgrimage to see the pope." prior to arriving in cuba, the pope critiqued the castro brothers' harkesist economy, saying it contribution does not correspond to reality." pope benedict also took a swipe at the u.s. for its 50-year-old embargo against cuba, saying the situation in cuba is "worsened when restrictive economic measures imposed from outside the country unfairly question, pope benedic

this is already doubled the cost, doubled the cost that they told us that obama told us this is going to cost. does that remind you back in johnson's day when medicare was going to be this cheap thing. well, medicare is going to bankrupt us and i don't know why congress whoever you vote for we've got to take care of medicare and social security. i can't believe we can't do this, it's our country isn't that smart. but as far as santorum, i mean, come on. rick, you don't live in pennsylvania. quit playing this, and your mother was graduated from i can't even remember, penn state or something. >> okay, jen, let's jump in at that point. just got word that the audio of the oral argument has now been posted to our website c-span.org, and we are quickly processing and we expect to get it to you on this television network in about the next 10 minutes or so. so stay with us. we're close to being able to let you listen for yourself to the justices' exchange with the lawyers beginning at 10:00 eastern time this morning. next telephone call from st. joe, missouri. this is julie. republican. you're on the air. >> thank you

. >> pelley: finally tonight, as president obama condemned the massacre of civilians in afghanistan, he also reminded uscrifices that americans in uniform are making in that country today. and for troops who might have thought they'd been forgotten, mark strassmann tells us an all-volunteer force has been waiting to welcome them home with open arms. >> reporter: these 100 soldiers returned to u.s. soil after seven months in afghanistan and iraq. and 300 strangers greeted them like family. mailman randy grizzle has been part of this welcoming for eight years. >> i cry everyday. (laughs). >> reporter: you cry everyday? >> uh-huh. there's something out there that... (laughs) that will just bring a tear to your eye and you're a part of it. >> reporter: the volunteers of "welcome home a hero" have greeted more than 900,000 vets passing through the dallas airport since 2004. >> welcome home, thank you. >> that's me with my m-16. >> reporter: grizzle was wounded twice in vietnam. he still wears his purple heart on his chest. >> when we came home it was... there was nobody at the airport to do anything like tha

gates foundation continually reminds us, these efforts have to be linked with quality supports for struggling students and multipresident pathways to success. president obama gave us a significant boost this year in the state of union. in nearly 18 states that still permit students to drop out at 16 have legislation to update their laws as well. finally, we -- while 9 of the 10 civic marshal plan benchmarks focus on dropout prevention, it became evident last year, thank you dorothy stonelin, wherever you are, we need to recover and reconnect the students who drop out each other who is the newest plank in our campaign. in fact, the white house council for community solutions recently found that 1 in 6, or 6.7 million of the 38.9 million youth ages 16 to 24 are disconnected from school and work. they cost taxpayers $1.6 trillion and society $4.7 trillion over their lifetimes. and they represent an extraordinarily untapped resource in terms of talent and wisdom and productivity for the country. the country has since coined the term opportunity youth to describe them and issued employer tool kits to help reconnect youth to school and work. at a white house eve

more setbacks as the obama administration try to draw down that surge. the administration reminded usbe withdrawn by the end of the year. they want to transfer capability of the afghan military. >> mike, that announcement giving u.s. officials a double take on that one. thapgs so much. >>> when we come back, the day's top lines. stay with us. >> one of my opponents said it would take an act of god for me to win this primary. i agree with him. >> why do you mock me, oh, lord? ♪ wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. but last year my daughter was checking up on me. i wasn't eating well. she's a dietitian, and she suggested i try boost complete nutritional drink to help get the nutrition i was missing. now i drink it every day and i love the great taste. [ female announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to help keep bones strong and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. and our great taste is guaranteed or your money back. learn more at boost.com. [ dad ] i c

does. [ laughter ] yesterday president obama broke out the good chairs to welcome israeli prime minister benjamin bibi netanyahu in town for a quick nosh to remind us that we face annihilation at the iranians.Ñi >> when it's flying to a location near you, ladies and gentlemen, if it looks like a duck, if it walks like a duck, if it quacks like a duck, then what is it? what is it? [cheers and applause] that's right. it's a duck. but this duck is a nuclear duck. [ laughter ] >> jon: i think going with the duck undercuts the urgency of your message. [ laughter ] nuclear duck sounds like the name of a terrible adult show. yeah. it helps if you are high when you watch it. [ laughter ] netanyahu has clearly reserved israel's right to kill this duck even before it flies south for the nuclear winter. you really have to get a more threatening armageddon metaphor than duck seeing as yours is taken by aflac. [ laughter ] anyway iran has taken notice of israel's first strike threat. >> top iranian military official threatened a possible reementive strike warning, and i quote, we do not wait for enemies to take action against us and we'll use all our means to p

us in columbus. thanks. a reminder. we'll have super tuesday coverage for you here on this nbc station. >>> elsewhere, president obama and israel's prime minister have different views on the standoff over iran's nuclear program. mr. obama told israel's benjamin netanyahu yesterday that before using any military options, he wants to give sanctions more time to work. netanyahu speaking at the apac conference said israel can't afford to wait much longer, emphasizing israel's right to attack iran to prevent that nation from developing a nuclear weapon. >>> on the floor yesterday, john mccain called for u.s. air strikes against government troops in syria. mccain argued the u.s. has a moral and strategic obligation to force out syrian president bashar and end his brutal crackdown on the opposition that has killed more than 7500 of his own people. mccain says the united states should have an effort to stop them from air strikes on assad's forces. >>> here is a look at some of the other stories making news early today in america. >>> in california, tensions ran high last night as dozens of protesters were arrested after refusing

use of the patriot act. we'll get to that in a second. but first i want to remind you of president obamawhen he was a senator in 2005 talking about how dangerous the patriot act might be. >> this law, the very purpose to protect us was threatening to violate some of the rights and freedoms that we hold most dear. that's why come time to reauthorize the usa patriot act to show the american people that the federal government will only issue warrants and execute searches because it needs to so, not because it can do so. i believe we owe to the nation, we owe it to those who fought or our civil liberty we owe it to our children to craft the type of legislation that would make us proud not legislation because we're in a rush. we don't need to sacrifice our liberties other safety, we can have one that secures both. >> the good ol' days when president obama when he pretend to care about civil liberties which parentally he does not. we found out from two senators that the patriot act has been used in stunning ways, the excuse of citizens without a trial, and eric holder had this to say. >> the p

republicans are now blaming president obama, which is why i found a story in yesterday's "new york times" so interesting. russia is a different place, but the story reminded us just how different. to get elected, russia's newly installed president putin made a lot of expensive campaign promises-- big raises and fatter pensions for doctors, lawyers and the military. even bonuses for having more children. we know about campaign promises. but here's what's different. russia gets half its revenue from taxes on oil and gas. what putin didn't tell the people is that the to pay for all his promises, he has to drive the price of oil up to $150 a barrel. that's $30 more than the current price, which made me wonder. if energy prices go down in russia, will the next russian candidate blame president putin? now, there is a bumper sticker for you. back in a minute. >> schieffer: thank you for watching. i'll be away next week but norah o'donnell will be here for the whole show. i hope you'll join her. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america'

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obama talked about how difficult that is with a flak jacket on. here's his effort at the 2009 all-star game in st. louis reminding us just how difficult it is. we don't have the video. how about former president george w. bush throwing out the president. here's the president, mom jeans on, floats one low. this is how it's done. and in the interview, president obama gave props to president george w. bush at the 2001 world series a couple weeks after 9/11. george w. bush threw one right down the gut with the flak jacket on. some other sports will ferrell has taken on perhaps the biggest challenge of his career, staring as a guy named armando alvarez in the movie "casa de padre" where he speaks entirely in spanish. to promote the film he showed up at the mexico/colombia stadium where he agreed to do an interview with univision. his strategy if you don't understand the question name a famous soccer player. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language brx [ perfecto. >> we're told the host was asking, what is the name of your character in the film. does he live or die in the movie. will ferrell responded with the name of a soccer pla

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obama. which is why i found a story in yesterday's "new york times" so interesting. russia is a different place. but the story reminded us just how different. to get elected russia's newly installed president putin made a lot of expensive campaign promises, big raises and fatter pensions for doctors, lawyers and the military. even bonuses for having more children. we know about campaign promises. but here's what's different. russia gets half its revenue from taxes on oil and gas. what putin didn't tell the people is that the to pay for all his promises he has to drive the price of oil up to $150 a barrel. that's $30 more than the current price, which made me wonder. if energy prices go down in russia, will the next russian candidate blame president putin? now there is a bumper sticker for you. back in a minute. ud. a small lab in berlin is using supercomputing to fight cancer. an industrial city in china is becoming a high-tech hub in under four years. britain's building a smart grid to help cut emissions by 80%. even an independent studio in malaysia can produce big-time blockbusters. transforming business through the c

reminds us about romneycare. >> that is the basic core of the program. >> obama's roots in romneycare. >> because romney has alreadyiven the answer to the question. >> vin, i'm not attacking. i'm just saying. this is an issue that has to be raised, okay? >> i agree, it's an issue. >> it's like me on tax reform and lowering marginal tax rates two, three months ago. and you were right and tim pawlenty was trite. governor romney came back with a plan "b," and i think it's a good plan "b." >> it's a great plan "b." >> i'm waiting for plan "c." romneycare and the issue of taktsing people without insurance all which sounds a bit like obamacare, i think governor romney has to put it right out there in a clear speech, vin. >> i think you'll see it all laid out in a comprehensive speech you want. but the key elements are already out there. >> all right. we'll have to leave it there for tonight. vin weber, thank you, tim lefebvre and robert costa. >>> next up, a new two number in the never hfr ending fast food fights. >>> plus, peyton's new place. he's made a decision and it's going to displace the quarterback who became one

use and a 30-tablet free trial. >>> welcome to "the ed show." president obama's re-election team wants to remindoters how far we have come since the infalling in ray when the country was on the edge of an economic cliff. next week, the campaign will release a 17-minute film about the president's accomplishments in his first term. here's a preview. >> do we look at the day's headlines or do we remember what we, as a country, have been through? >> what was described in that meeting was an economic crisis beyond anything anybody had imagined. >> if the auto industry goes down, what happens to america's factory base? what happens to johns in america? what happens to the whole midwest? >> of course, the president has been on a roll lately, 23 consecutive months of private sector job growth, winning a battle with the gop on extending the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits, unveiling more help for homeowners across america and winning a fight over women's health in which republican leaders look reactionary and afraid to stand up to rush limbaugh. i'm joined by ben labolt, national press secretar

obama welcomed british prime minister david cameron to the white house. but they shared some sobering challenges, perhaps none more pressing today than afghanistan. >> this is hard work. >> recent days have the minded -- reminded us just how difficult the mission is and how high the cost of the war has been. >> leon panetta was on a surprise visit to afghanistan where he reminded troops this war started with 9/11. >> the reason you are here is to make damn sure that never happens again. to go there was a security breach them in these warriors surrendered to use their weapons. weeks of violence have this country on edge and the objective in doubt. back in washington, the leaders were in lockstep on the 2013 transitional power, in 2014 pullout. >> we will not give up on this mission, because afghanistan must never again be a safe haven for al qaeda to launch attacks against us. >> we will complete this mission, and we will do it responsibly. >> cameron in obama on a common finish thisng to fig vowing to war. brian moore, wbal-tv 11 news. >> another summer-like day here towards the end of winter. not even spring yet. spring is about six days away. we're still six days away from the start of spring, and it is already

obama reform which says american companies operating overseas will have to pay for a minimum. what was this, two months ago. it's the same thing. >> just in case we forgot, joe biden reminded us >> that may be but it's hard to be a fire storm if it's been ot the table at least two month. >> a lot of multi-national companies will no longer be american companies. they'll, irish or germany companies. >> that he all place games, though. >> y, but let's win the game but having the lowest -- it'sin unpatriotic. >> it's nefr happened before. >> amean, all these studs, dean, in all seriousness, study show the corporate tax is a more powerful growth weapon than the individual attacks. it sends a signal that we are ne competitive. this was an i fool's joke. >> lk at the cry with the lowest tax rate. >> no, it's in recovery. i got to get out. we'll talk ireland next time. >> dean baker, steve moore, thank you very much. i stay tax rates low. thanks, we'll see you monday. >> next, it's the mother of all meltdowns. ♪ anything? no. ♪ how about now? nope. ♪ [ dog barking ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the chevy silverado. ♪ [ male announcer ] with best-in-class 4x4 available v8 fuel economy. fina

us to, mish shell -- michelle, where we have been. the first lady, michelle obooma will be on david letterman's program on monday night. let's remind everybody, considering the obamas want to be good examples and the president said lead by example for his daughters and the country, let's look at the remarks of david letterman. >> highlights of sarah palin's trip to new york city. makeup at bloomingdale's to try to update the slutty example. in the seventh inning, her daughter was knocked up by rodriguez. >> i'm going to try to lead by example. >> he decided to help obama out. >> he has donated $1 million. >> last week, i said goodbye to $1 million. >> i made a contribution to obama's super pac. >> this ends up being a teachable moment. >> sean: michelle, teachable moment, lead by example. michelle obama goes on letterman, letterman attacked her daughter and sarar and bill maher, of course, giving the $1 million to the obama super pac. >> that's right. of course, that million dollars constitutes half of all the donations at priorities usa, the obama pac, run by bill burton, has earned over the last month. this is not just some two-bit comedian, unofficial. this is a

obama 10 to 1 in the fall. would be likucky to be one to one. you better have a person who has the best contrast, the best ideas, the best vision for our country to remind us we are. if you look at all those issues on health care -- how many people are familiar with health care savings accounts? the governor of ohio and i came up with the idea of medical savings accounts. for 20 years i have been arguing for private sector health care, bottom up, individual control, not government mandates. the other people in this race are wrong on this issue. both have supported government mandates at the federal level, one for 20 years. the other told republican audiences through 20 the aides he did not do that, when he did. it is another thing to advocate for ed. the other thing is to not tell the truth about what you did. we need somebody willing to tell the truth to the american people. we have a clear contrast on the -- biggest issues of the day. 75 percent of voters oppose the individual mandate. why would we put up somebody who supported both? why would we put somebody up who supported the wall street bailout? why would we support somebody who supported cap and tr

obama welcomed british prime minister david cameron to the white house. but they share some sobering challenges, perhaps none more pressing today than afghanistan. >> this is a hard slog. this is hard work. >> recent days have reminded us just how difficult our mission is and how high the cost of this war has been. >> reporter: as the two leaders spoke, u.s. defense secretary leon panetta was on a surprise visit to afghanistan where he reminded troops this decade-long war started with 9/11. >> and the reason you're here is to make damn sure that never happens again. >> reporter: there was a security breach as panetta landed and before meeting with the defense chief, these warriors were forced to surrender their weapons. that extraordinary measure underscores the high tensions after weekend killings of 16 afghan civilians, allegedly by an american serviceman. weeks of violence have this country on edge and the objective in doubt. back in washington, the two leaders were in lockstep on a 2013 transition of power and a 2014 pullout. >> we will not give up on this mission, because afghanistan must never again be a safe haven for al qaeda to launch attacks against us. >> we are going to complete this mission and we are goin

remind us what this means. guest: shall the plumber, what of obama's biggest critics -- on of obama's biggest critics.e is running for congress. he will be the nominee for the republicans. he will be running against mercy captarcy captor. it would take an upset of historic proportions for him to get elected to congress. one of the papers notes this morning that sarah palin did vote and the alaska primary and did vote for newt gingrich. we will continue our discussion, getting the take on super tuesday. we want to hear from all of you as well. keep taking your phone calls and tweeds until 8:00 eastern time calls. here is rick santorum from last night. [video clip] >> this is a big night tonight. lots of states. we will win at a few in lose a few, but as of -- but as it looks right now, we will get at andt a couple gold modeedals, the whole basket full of silver medals. [applause] we can add that to iowa, missouri, minnesota, colorado, now oklahoma and tennessee. [applause] we of one in the west, midwest, and the south, and we are ready to win across this country. we went up against enormous odds, not j

obama welcomed british prime minister david cameron to the white house. but they share some sobering challenges, perhaps none more pressing today than afghanistan. >> this is a hard slog. this is hard work. >> recent days have reminded us just how difficult our mission is and how high the cost of this war has been. >> reporter: as the two leaders on panetta was on a surprise visit to afghanistan where he reminded troops this decade-long war started with 9/11. >> and the reason you're here is to make damn sure that never happens again. >> reporter: there was a security breach as panetta landed, and before meeting with the defense chief, these warriors were forced to surrender their weapons. that extraordinary measure underscores the high tensions after the weekend killings of 16 afghan civilians, allegedly by an american serviceman. weeks of violence have this country on edge and the objective in doubt. back in washington, the two leaders were in lockstep on a 2013 transition of power and a 2014 pullout. >> we will not give up on this mission, because afghanistan must never again be a safe haven for al qaeda to launch attacks against us. >> we are going to complete this mission and we are going to do it responsibly. >>

obama's hug with the late professor derek bell. and as all of your bump-in music, this morning, has been reminding us it is a big anniversary for the 15 years ago yesterday. we will talk about hip-hop and politics this morning. >> i cannot wait for that conversation. unsolved murder i will also note. >> exactly. >> melissa is coming up next. what do we know now we didn't know last week? the missouri state capital will be getting an eclectic pair of new busts. it features from harry truman to bob barker and one blogged about a new bus he is commissioned to create. one is slave who sued for his freedom the second is none other than notorious right wing radio host missouri native rush limbaugh. only book win with "big fat idiot" in the title. we know cartoonist mike lester swooped into do rush limbaugh to do one better with this cartoon to add racism to limbaugh's massageony. we know voters of any stripe young women and african-american women in particular will be hesitant to join a political coalition, many prominent voices seem to bear them nothing but kec contempt. women in turkey protesting violence to women in egypt to help draft

obama presidential library. >> i'll go down in history with him. >> reporter: now after a half century of recording and more than 50 albums, the queen of soul is back. to remind usood: ahead, nobody's perfect. >> osgood: just how serious is the problem of medical errors? and what can be done to eliminate them? some thoughts now from dr. sanjay gupta. >> i want to begin by stating the obvious. doctors make mistakes. we're not perfect. we're human. even the best doctors experience critical lapses. when that happens, patients suffer. roughly 100,000 deaths a year are due to medical error. in my 20 years of practicing medicine, i've witnessed things that will stay with me forever. i will never forget when one of our most talented neurosurgeons operated on the wrong side of someone's brain. it was an emergency. a young man had fallen and was bleeding internally. everything moved into overdrive. someone hang the cat scan backwards. the surgeon took a quick glance and began the operation. holes were drilledance, bone was removed. only when the outer layer of the brain was opened did the surgeon realize that something terribly wrong had happened. the patient survived. t

us how important it is. they know it's important. that's why chris christie is coming out there tomorrow night, john. >> all this focus on the small states a reminder of the clinton-obama race four years ago when the small states did matter quite a bit. jim thank you. >>> a near accident in philadelphia's airport today raises some new questions tonight about airport security. a man crashed a jeep through a runway gate, drove down the runway as a plane was coming in. an air traffic controller spotted it and diverted the plane with seconds to spare. here's the discussion up in the control tower. >> everybody on 9er it's going to be a delay. you guys can shut down if you need to. we've got a rogue vehicle driving around on the airport. we're not moving anybody until we find this guy." >> you see the guy's picture right there, they say he may have been high on drugs. they don't connect this to terrorism. >>> democrats say republicans are waging a war on women. republicans say their conscience coverage is critical to people of faith. >> this issue will not go away unless the administration decides to take it away. >> kathleen sibelius, department of health and human service