as bong obama administration been ringing your phone?gress has been, tomorrow afternoon they 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. b

potato is the fifth circuit court, where a panel of judges will hear an appeal, pitting the obama administrationagainst the state, suing the president over executive administration. we'll go over the issues and get ideas of whether the legal challenge is a bump in the road for the white house, and millions of undocumented, or a road block that will be hard to get around. stay with us, it's "inside story". >>> welcome back to "inside story" on "al jazeera america" are. i'm ray suarez. a federal judge concluded that a group suing the obama administration has standing in attempts to stop people living and working in u.s. legally, those with legally resident children. the president announced an order dropping them to the bottom of the list for deportation. with the injunction in place, they are in a kind of limbo until higher appellate levels hear the case. keep in mind the previous deferred action for childhood arrivals or daka will remain in place. joining us is josh blackman, sant professor of law. and the executive director of center. >> let me start with you. hasn't earlier supreme court decisi

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this issue has been labeled as a top priority for the obama administration. what is being done?> that's correct. first of all, i think there's two ways that we have tried to approach the -- the issue. on the one hand we're providing for immediate humanitarian assistance. we're trying to make sure those communities that have been displayed and are residing in other areas, have the basic necessities that they require. they have access to things like water, sufficient food, nutrition, shelter and so forth. so that's phrase one. making sure these communities are able to continue on. i think step two is the longer and harder part. it's actually trying to figure out what is an approach and the solution to dealing with the type of displacement and the conflict that is causing a deep-rooted unsettling, that is causing a -- a -- really the deacon deacon deacon-- deconstruction of these communities. >> secretary kerry noted that 75% of the world's population live in countries that don't allow religious freedom. we're talking about places like hungary, and france, and greece, and saudi ara

those developments certainly inconvenient for the obama administration, and contradict the obama campaign of optimism. today on capitol hill retired marine corps general at forefront of the coalition followed the obama islamic state script and he worked hard to downplay the threat. >> this is only the start. and isil will remain a substantial foam. but any aura of the invincibility of isil is shattered. it is not invincible, it is defeatable and defeated by iraqi forces defending and take back their towns and cities and ultimately their country with the support of the united states and the coalition. and importantly very importantly, the aura of the so-called caliphate is destroyed. lou: tonight we'll take up the truth behind the enemy the obama administration still refuses to name. house armed services committee member brad win strop is with us tonight. also obama administration relations with israel. sunk to new lows as the president's national security adviser is given new orders and more talking points. this time targeting israel and the prime minister's speech next week to congress.

they are likely to boo what they hear from the obama administration. skeptical. much more likely to be on netanyahu's side as he makes the case. from the start this has been very blunt diplomacy about missed signals and protocols and here about basic invitations and courtesies. >> it's evolved into a complete meltdown. obama and netanyahu never had a good relationship. it's gotten worse and worse to the point now where i think the administration actually thinks they would be going too far by not sending anybody to conference. that is true. let's look what's happening in israel. netanyahu is going to come over here and talk to the congress. that hasn't hurt his chances of winning the election. he is holding steady in the polls. and, if anything his attitude has really resonated with the people of israel. so it's benefited him. i don't think the administration likes that i think they would like to see somebody else win besides netanyahu. it's all kind of back firing for them. >> i did a little research. research for me. is the fact that vice president is president

than the obama administration. i think this is an opportunity for shared communications between the administrations. >> just to keep that one iranian student who may be seeking knowledge from the united states in order to do something nefarious with iran's nuclear program, what should the united states do to keep that from happening? >> universities have to abide by the rules that are in place. and the rules as they stand put the onus on the state department to screen out these applicants who may be preparing for studying here and going back and contributing to iran's nuclear program. so for the time being universities do have to toe a fine line, where they are not taking the onus and policing the laws on their own. but they are taking a nuanced approach that they are abiding by what they are told. umass went far beyond that. the state department, working with the authorities and to craft a policy that they are not discriminating, and hopefully we get a nuclear deal that begins to unwind these sanctions so we don't

then, to the obama administration's war on whistleblowers. >> in 2009, i had a . i have recently -- had a new life. i had recently gotten married. i was about to go work for the secretary of state on foreign policy, national security. i had no inkling that the dark clouds would suddenly be appearing. amy: six years ago, state department analyst stephen came --i kim began speaking to a foxnews reporter. we will speak to peter maass of "the intercept," on his new piece "destroyed by the espionage act," and here kim in his own words. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the white house is delaying president obama's executive actions on immigration after a federal judge blocked them earlier this week. obama's move to shield millions from deportation was supposed to begin taking its first applications today. but u.s. district judge andrew hanen, of brownsville, texas issued an injunction after a motion filed by texas and 25 other states. the administration said it will comply with the ruling

many are scoffing at that, noting that the united states has used, particularly in the obama administration, in many instances, they questioned the authority in which the administration is deploying these weapons, tony. >> tell you what, it's clear that this is big business and big profits to be made and who stands to benefit from it. >> well, $6 billion a year, that's the estimated size of the market right now and it's growing, and there's competition from american companies, from china and israel, notably, and there's one company in san diego called general atomic, and it's the company that uses some of the wide-spread drones and they represent ones that were rejected when they wanted to transfer to jordan. so there will be critics noting again tony that drone strikes have killed untold scores of civilians over the years ago and concerns by many that these weapons systems and others, like in iraq, could fall into enemy hands. >> wanted obama administration is looking for ways to stop americans from joining groups like isil or al qaeda or carrying out lone wolf attacks. and today, vice pre

still the obama administration refusing to use the words radical islam. ters from all kinds of news outlets grilling the administration over it. and today and all attorney general eric holder could do was try to shift the blame. >> we spend more time -- more time talking about what do you call it as opposed to what do you do about it. you know? i mean really, you know, you know, if fox didn't talk about this, they would have nothing else to talk about it would seem to me, you know? radical islam, radical extremism. the terminology to me has little or no impact on what ultimately we have to do. >> and our political panel is back. the "the washington post" aaron blake and abc news political director rick klein. i have to tell you erin, when i hear him say fox news is ca-ching. he gives us free advertising because everybody talks about it. i won't tell it what the other thing is. >> i was confused by the comments honestly. the administration has made a very clear choice not to refer to islamic state in the context of islam. president obama very early in this

lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, obama administration spending last week trying to convince american people that the president is determineed to deal with radical islamist terrorists with sensitivity and diversity training, insisting on emthese with our enemy only a weekend later obama white house is trying to scare americans about implications for national security if congress does not pass a bill that fully funds department of homeland security by midnight friday. >> unless congress acts, one week from now more than 100,000 vhs employees border control inspectors tsa agents will show up to work without getting paid. they all work in your states, these are folks who if they don't have a pay chick will not be -- paycheck will not be able to spend that money in your states. will have a direct impact on america's national security. lou: critics say this is the president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigrants that will do the most damage to our economy. that is why republican leaders are standing firm. and insisting any dhs funding bill gut the president's executive action on amnesty. fo

. >> reporter: the obama administration spent some six years delaying a decision and casting on keystone xl a pipeline designed to parallel an existing one and transport crude oil from canada to nebraska. supporters say it will create tens of thousands of jobs. environmental groups cheered the veto calling it an assault on clean air and clean water. three years ago the administration did green light the southern leg of the pipeline 200 miles long. >> the northern portion of it we will have to review properly to make sure the health and safety of the american people are protected. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner responded with a statement saying the president is just too close to environmental extremists to stand up for america's workers too invested in left fringe politics to put the national interests first and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell hinted at future congressional action. even though the president has yielded to powerful special interests mcconnell said this veto doesn't end the debate. the new congress won't stop pursuing good ideas. >> the republican party will

the obama administration's fanciest most term of art for mr. obama's leadership is, of course, quote, leading from behind. which has in my opinion has all but ended one serious talk of power. mr. obama's new term of arc is strategic patience. strategic patience and persistence. that sounds to me at least like the administration's left out the word plotting. as in strategic patience persistence and plotting. i do want to give mr. obama credit for his sense of humor however. releasing the document today on officially what is known as lame duck day. now if only we could laugh. our quotation of the evening: assessing the idea that war should be purposefully long. that conflicts should be accepted as generational. and now the obama administration has come up with a national security doctrine strategic patience and persistence. so we turn to one of our leading christian authors for perspective and hope the president is watching and listening as we quote joyce meyer. meyer writing that patience is not simply the ability to wait. it's how we behave whil

on that issue, the obama administration and sf puc under the obama administration did something amazing and has locked in the protection for internet neutrality, internet equality and the obama administration last a couple more years and that is going to change . if we are going to build a citywide public broadband open to all income levels, we need to start now. i would urge lafco to front and center this system. to get it ready to go as soon as we have cleanpowersf off the launch pad and elections which i think was listed in the agenda. this is a little bit more of a future thinking item like public banks. the voting has improved things but it's not doing what progressives thought it was going to do to improve the elections and make-up the board of supervisors. i think we should start changing the board of supervisors to' representation to bring a lot more public diversity and a lot of activist would run because they would have a chance to win. it may profoundly approve a city government. >> that's intriguing. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is clos

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 di

visit ncicap.org] >> the obama administration submitted is 2016 defense under to congress, asking for $35.4 billion for the pentagon. the request is 36 billion dollars more than budge cap/. it comes as pressu ris on lawmaks to make it go by the end of the year that diverts the return of automatic spending cuts known as sequestration. the at menstruation neededs mo money to mernize the force and to counter chinese and russianan advances. y programs include a new fighter for the air force and navy a new air force bomber, anand better missile defenses. the dod has asked congress to p military pay raises at 1.3% and reduce basic housing for military members. joining us to discuss the budget and the chance that congress will pass it is mike mccord, the pentagon's comptroller. why does the department need more money and what is different about this budget? >> this budget is consistent with the past we have laid out, the path we have told congress and the public we would be pursuing for this year. it is certainly more than we have for the past three years. our leadership is united in saying

the obama administration calls that a breach of protocol so now everybody is mad. he still growing outrage over president obama's remarks at the national prayer breakfast. the president comparing mid evil degree say ders of burning people alive and beheading them. >> and lest get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place remember during of the crusades and inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. >> and joining us our political panel washington examiner susan father irish father rich choo the crusades were 1,000 years comparing to beheading and burning alive. >> it seems like president obama is going to say what he thinks and he doesn't care what everybody thinks about what he says. >> i'm hoping he doesn't think that. it was a slip. i mean, he has bad speech writer or something. >> it doesn't seem like he feels incumbered by anyone anymore and speak his mind. >> then that's a bigger problem, i guess. >> i'm still shaking my head. first of all historically he is accurate. you are right. >> you look at modern day -- if y

now today a representative of the bowmedz testified that -- obama administration testified that during president obama's time in office 90% of detainees that have been released have been not suspected not confirmed at all to engage in any sort of mill tant activity. that's not good enough for some republicans and tom cotton who is a freshman from arkansas he served in the military. you heard a little bit about what he had to say tony. he is pushing back against obama administration claims that keeping guantanamo bay prison open just serves to act as a recruiting tool for minimum tants. >> to -- for militants. >> to say it is a pretext to justify a political decision. in my opinion the only problem with guantanamo bay is there are too many empty beds in cells there right now. we should be sending more terrorists there for further interrogation to keep this country safe. as far as i'm concerned they can rot in hell. but otherwise they can rot in guantanamo bay. >> including john mccain have put together legislation that without prevention the obama administration from basically transferr

in addition, the obama administration agreed for the first time to the widespread sale of armed drones to american allies fighting isis and other terror groups. allies like france italy, turkey have been clamoring for the controversial weapons which have become a cornerstone of the u.s. counter terrorism strategy. ayman mohyeldin joins us with the latest developments. let's go through the line. first off, some of the territory that isis is attempting to acquire in addition to iraqi officials saying 48 others captured by isis burned to death. >> it shows you how isis is capable of fighting multiple fronts, in the south or southwest part of iraq territory they controlal-baghdadi. we heard that they're combat or noncombat troops the u.s. are just there to be advisers supporters. gives you a sense of the danger they're in. they're a short mile or two from where the isis fighters are trying to overtakal baghdad ee. they're trying to take over the entire area. not only there, they're also fighting in the north against kurdish fighters. it is raising questions about efficiency and effectivene

this finally has the attention of the obama administration. he wants to increase funding to the government arm. >> for nhtsa. >> almost three times more money. from $9 million to $30 million. >> we will see if that gets approved. that was their big pushback. we could have been better at regulating if we had more money. they were not blameless. >> it is the typical under staff under funded government argument. >> we look at the numbers and say worst year. they are getting recalled. gm sat on it for ten years and it ended up with more than 40 deaths. if you have one of the cars recalled bring it in. cristina thank you. >>> temperatures plunging again. another blizzard forecast for new englanders. boston cannot get a break. let's get to meteorologist derek van dam for an early look at your weather. >> bundle up. blustery start to the weekend for new england and pennsylvania and vermont. windchill advisories and warnings in effect. by the way, 9/10 of an inch is what it took to make boston the snowiest february ever. it is only the 13th of februar

those developments inconvenient for the obama administration and contradicted the obama campaign of optimism about the war on terror on capitol hill. the retired marine corps general at the forefront of the u.s.-led coalition in the fight against the islamic state today followed the obama islamic state script and worked hard to downplay their threat. >> this is only the start. isil will remain a substantial foe. but any aura of the invincability has been shattered. it is being defeated by iraqi forces, defeating and taking back their towns and cities and ultimately their country with the support of the united states and the coalition and importantly, very importantly, the aura of the so-called caliphate is destroyed. >> we will take up the truth behind the enemy that the obama administration refuses to name. we will talk with house armed services committee member congressman brad winstrom. also u.s. relations with israel has sunk to new lows after the president's national security advisor has given more talking points, this time about israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's speech this w

those developments certainly inconvenient for the obama administration, and contradict the obama campaignmism. today on capitol hill, retired marine corps general at forefront of the coalition followed the obama islamic state script and he worked hard to downplay the threat.

apparent execution of kenji goto has critics faulting the obama administration for, he says not facing the isis threat quickly enough. >> in iraq and syria american leadership including our military power is stopping isil's advance. >> and that, it turns out is

the obama administration is tougher on fox news than they are on isis. then this happened and it scared the be jesus out of this me. >> we need in the medium and longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups. we can help them build their committee so they can have job opportunities for lease people. >> our own state department suggests we might beat isis by offering them jobs. what, like jobs flares for jihadists? you've got to be kidding me. maybe they think isis will stop rolling heads and start rolling burr treat toes or perhaps they'll use their cooking skills in in had more approximate he can testify ways. they must be laughing their suicide vests off at us right now. wake up america. make up wake up the obama administration when you suggest jobs for jihadists you make it clear you have no clue how to fight terror. here is an idea, find them and kill them. drop more bombs supply the kurds when ens, retrain iraqi soldiers and support the coalition. in fact, we should demand arab members of the coalition put boots on t

. >> the obama administration is conducting a summit this week because isis recruitment is a growing concern they have the ability to reach into the communes and attempt to recruit and inspire individuals here in the homeland. >> so they launched their own social media campaign but is it having any affect? >> it's not impacting the people that are inspired by the isis ideology. >> the obama administration will emphasize in this summit that the fight against isis is not just military force but hearts and minds as well. reporting from washington, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >>> christians throughout the world are observing ash wednesday to mark the start of lent. lets look at archbishop charles chaput as he leads mass, this is the beginning of 40 days of prayer leading up to easter parishioners receive ashes reminding them to repent as we look at ash wednesday services here in center city. >> still to come, a new twist after a road rage incident that claimed the mother of four, we are getting a new version of the events that led up to the attack. >>> and meteorologist, davi

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destructive or how that obama administration official called netanyahu a chicken and a coward. name calling that's destructive and, of course, president obama never disavowed those insults nor apologized for his staff his silence, that's destructive. or how about the former obama campaign staffers in israel right now working to defeat netanyahu in his upcoming election. destructive. or president obama refusing to meet with next week, destructive. well, susan rice let us know who she thinks is destructive in this relationship. i will keep it a secret ohio think might be delusional. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. and joining us our political panel the hill's a.b. stoddard and "weekly standard's" john mccormick. john, the administration coming out and hitting the president -- or prime minister netanyahu with a 2 by 4. >> they say they don't want to let this influence israeli elections. it has everything to do with them wanting to undermine netanyahu. critical critics dealing with iran that the obama administration is pursuing. if they were confident this is a good deal t

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administration did. and that is drone strikes. president obamaed far more people with drone strikes and president bush ever did. >> and the issue of greece? you are a greek-american. in fact, you did some of your cia in greece. can you talk about what you did there and how you feel about what has happened today with the rise of syriza, the prime minister being the head of syriza? >> i served in greece for a couple of years going back and forth, really, between headquarters in greece. i was working on terrorism issues. at the time, it is kind of seems quite now, it was euro terrorism, communist terrorism specifically, the revolutionary seven to november. greece is a great country, but the greeks have had a tough time for the last, especially for the last seven years or so. the recession has hit greece probably harder than any other country in western europe, certainly, harder than in the united states. part of the problem was, you had two governing parties that were really corrupted by the system. and now, syriza, which is a young, new, populist p

journalist, who was being prosecuted persecuted from the bush administration right through the obama administration, but with saying no matter what happened, but you go to jail or not, he would not reveal his source. the fact he did not do this, but

the obama administration with a carrot and stick holding the battle with the pro-russian separatist. secretary of state john kerry met with ukrainian officials with the defensive weapons aid. kerry backed the claim that russia is directly supporting the rebels with tanks and troops. >> i would ask him, mr. prime minister is it true that as the kremlin just said today, there are no russians on the ground? >> it seems to me the only country who strongly denied clear military russian boots on the ground is russian federation and president putin. if they need i can give them my goggles. >> the leaders trying to hammer out a peace agreement meeting with petro poroshenko. meeting in brussels with leaders to discuss aid for ukraine. for the latest developments let's bring in erin mclaughlin live. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the aim of the diplomatic efforts soon to be underway here in moscow is clear. to deescalate the tensions and crisis in eastern ukraine. we heard from french president hollande yesterday say the german and french proposal is meant to develop a german and french

and the obama administration and european countries had denounced russia. imposed what turned out to be fairly crippling economic sanctions on russia. they told russia to get out of ukraine and stop interfering with that country. but the downing of the plane on the russian border, everybody all at the same time, left, right and center started asking the same scary question, new cold war? is this a new cold war? are we, the united states, going to fight some sort of new war with russia? set off by vladimir putin's aggression toward ukraine? president obama seemed unclear on his answer after that. >> is this a new cold war, sir? >> no. it's not a new cold war. >> are you going to impose sanctions? are sanctions going to be enough? are you considering lethal aid for ukraine? >> the issue at this point is not the ukrainian capacity to outfight separatists. they are better armed than the separatists. the issue is, how do we prevent bloodshed in eastern ukraine. we're trying to avoid that. >> this is not a new cold war, we're not going to send weapons into this f

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. >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," the obama administration steps up attacks on israel's benjamin netanyahu ahead of his speech to congress next week. are they smart to elevate this fast? >>> and plus, three are arrested for aiding isis as the fbi warns that radicalization is happening in all 50 states. >>> and from the internet to obama net? what the fcc's new rules mean for the future of the world wide web. welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. tensions between the obama administration and benjamin netanyahu escalated this week, just days before his planned a dr.ess to congress. with national security adviser susan rice calling his visit destructive to the fabric of the relationship between israel and the u.s. speaking outside jerusalem wednesday, netanyahu said it appeared that the west had given up on its commitment to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. a claim secretary of state john kerry dismissed during testimony on capitol hill while questioning the prime minister's ability to make sound judgments. >> the prime minister as you recal