10 seconds. 10 seconds. so i'll divide that by 10 seconds. s for second. so you know what the acceleration of my car is? anyone have a calculator? maybe you can do it in your head? okay. you can, okay? it's gonna be six miles per hour per second. so the acceleration of that car is six miles per hour per second. and if that acceleration stays uniform, stays constant, that's to say then as long as it's doing that, every second goes by, the car is going to go be going faster than the second before. by how much? six miles per hour. by six miles per hour. you'll gain six miles per hour every second. ain't that neat? so that's the acceleration of the car. let's suppose i told you this: i have a car that will go from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 10 seconds. what's the acceleration? from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 10 seconds. let's see if you can do it at your desk. go. in this case, you're going 100 kilometers per hour and changing to 100 in 10 seconds, and so what do you have over here? 10. 10... kilometers. ...kilometers per hour per second. okay?

only seven of 19 presidents elected to a second term avoided having a troubled or failed second term. i would give the country about a 30% chance of obama and the nation next. cnn improved security and economic climate. after four years if obama is reelected. i do not suggest the campbell should not be taken, simply that history playing with politics might give us pause. so what does history project about a second term for barack obama? where he reelect it was so few president having success at that time in office. what are the challenges that face those who had trouble or failed second term and what allowed others to succeed and can barack obama overcome these challenges if he's reelected to become a member of the select group of presidents that waited through the quagmire of the second term and somehow came through relatively unscathed. success in the second term does not imply there were not failures are significant stumbles. some even severe during my tenure. that do not impact how to be the fulfillment of a significant number of the following measures of success. first, the presi

in one second, i can jump that far, two seconds that far, three seconds that far, four seconds that far. so it turns out, it gets very, very steep very, very quickly and you get so far. knowledge of physics. you people are gonna find out that as you learn more and more physics, your social life is gonna increase because people are gonna gather around you. people are gonna find you more interesting, okay, because you're gonna have things to talk about now, okay? just like the time years ago, a fellow came to the town in san francisco and was kind of lonely. he didn't know anybody. he wanted to make some friends, so what did he do? go to church on a sunday morning, huh? he went to the church on a sunday morning, the good reverend says, "hey gang, we're gonna meet "this afternoon at 2:00. we're gonna take a bus trip. "we're gonna take a bus trip out to hang-gliding territory "out on the cliffs over the beach. so all the people get together and they get in this bus and they take--go way out where the hang gliders are in these cliffs, okay? and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread o

in the second term i see a sort of differently. everyone's attacking the moral arc of justice-- social security medicare, everyone's saying we have to cut it back. that's the great safety net for the american people. i almost see him as a defender. he has to defend social security and medicare in a fiscally responsible way. >> rose: inaugural day 2013, assessment by journalists and looking forward with historians when we continue. >> rose: today barack obama was sworn in for a second time as president of the united states. it was a cold and sunny day in washington. close to a million people came to the inauguration. they came to celebrate and see history. they included former presidents clinton and carter but not president george w. bush and george h.w. bush his father because of the latter's illness. supreme court justices were there as well as the parting cabinet members. the president took the oath of office for the second time having done it on sunday there a private ceremony then the inaugural address in which the president la

but in the second term, particularly for this inauguration, i would ask people to read fdr's second inauguraln in 1937. buzz fdr inherited the great depression, started his new deal programs, and we had incrementalism out of that great depression and he invokes that in the speech. and obama inherited the great recession and he has a time now, i think, to talk about how we're incrementally getting better but we're not whole if middle class and poor people still aren't part of the american dream. >> doris, is the key to this a mixture of personal courage by a president at seizing the moment, but also thinking big and bold? because fdr had a much worse inheritance in many ways than barack obama. bad, though, obama's was. but you just got a sense of somebody who had his hand on history and thought right, i'm just going to go for this. and i feel at the moment that obama, he shows signs of wanting to do that but at the moment he hasn't actually done it. >> i think what happened is he wan ran on a hope that he could be above ideology, that he could bring red and blue together, and it just proved ve

so it's gonna take one second. so 25 meters divided by 1 second gives you 25 meters per second. isn't that neat? there's some good physics there, gang. do you like? let me ask you a question. would the ball be in the air for a longer time if there were a hill le this? yes. would the ball be in the air for a longer time if the earth's curvature came into play? yeah. it turns out if he throws that thing really fast, it might go so far out that the curve of the earth is falling away. you see that? in fact, if he keeps throwing faster and faster and faster, he might throw it off the earth altogether. isaac newton, physics type in 1700, figured it out like this. consider a mountain on the earth that's so high that it's up above air drag and put a cannon up there. now we're up above the drag of the air if you fire the cannonball and there was no gravity, none, the cannonball would... [descending whistle] go in a straight line. but the cannonball doesn't go in a straight line. you know why? because there is gravity and gravity pulls it down. so what cannonball does... fooom! it maybe f

the second inauguration of president barack obama.in washington, d.c., diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. >> and a good sunday morning to you. there it is, the sky is blue and this is a historic special report. i'm diane sawyer with george stephanopoulos. on this inauguration weekend we want to take you with us inside the white house where at this moment, the president is getting ready to speak the 35 words that arc all the way through the history of this country, back to george washington, the oath of office that will begin his second term. >> it is happening on a sunday for only the seventh time in our history because the constitution says the presidential oath must be taken by noon on the 20th of january. all the big public ceremonies, the capitol there, the preparations beginning on the west front. 800,000 will spread across the national mall in washington and hear the president deliver his second inaugural address from that podium right there. for vice president biden, the second term already has begun. he was sworn in earli

the president saying of the second amendment is not whether we believe in the second member not.ave to literally hear this to believe it. but. >> the issue here is not whether or not we believe in the second amendment. the issue is, are there sensible steps that we can take to make sure that somebody like the individual in newtown cannot walk into a school and gun down a bunch of children. i am confident there are some steps we can take that to require legislation and that are within my authority as president >> pravda said ministration. political office. this is nonsense. it is being peddled at such a serious great with that in the sense of embarrassment whatsoever. >> it's supposedly constitutional law. he did not get very far in reading the constitution. the second amendment is very clear. arrogances have a right to bear arms, golan -- the idea that the president of the united states can come in by executive order and alter a constitutional amendment is absurd. lou: what is going to stop it? here is the chilling thing. it has not been done to that extent to but what is to stop

only 40% of republicans, wolf, as we begin the second obama term.ath in a private ceremony today and then addresses the american people and the world tomorrow. try to change the dynamic maybe to get a little more republicans out in the country to say, let's give the guy a second chance as he begins his second term. >> john king, thanks very much. >>> we're joined now by a top member of the president re-election campaign. stephanie cutter is with us. only 15 minutes away from the ceremony. we'll see it live here on cnn. we're excited about that. the chief justice will be swearing in the president for a second term. i don't know if you saw the "new york times" article about the obamas but a fascinating article. the obamas are becoming seasoned professionals instead of newcomers and more conventional with a contracted sense of possibility. do you accept that? >> well, i think that the point she's making there is that four years ago this was a young family moving to washington from illinois. you know, he had been in politics for a long time, but really

second-term inaugurations is almost like getting married for the second time to the first person.nd optimistic but you've been down this road before. the honeymoon is a little different. >> let's look at what we have biting at the bit. expectations for tomorrow. what do you expect the president to lay out in his speech? >> i think pig by gaking on what robert said about the commonality and the sense that there are some common ground here. i think that's what he's going to do. he's going to call for unity, this idea we should all be repairers of the breach as clinton said in his second inaugur inaugural. they have seen this as a sort of i guess grand vision that he'll lay out, where he wants to see the country, a call for responsibility, a call for grassroots activism among his base, specifically, and everyone. and then for the state of the union, more of a laundry list about policy, around education and climate change and energy. so that's what i think we'll see tomorrow. >> so, robert, from the gop point of view, what do you want to see in this speech? do you want to hear an air

president obama begins his second term today. facing tough challenges at home, and overseas. ♪ >> chris: from the debt debate to immigration reform. to a resurgent al qaeda. how will the president pursue his agenda, and a place in history? we'll ask two men who will play a big role in his legacy. david plouffe, senior advisor to the president. and, roy blunt, a member of the senate republican leadership. then, tough talk about gun control. we'll ask our sunday panel about the president's plan to prevent more mass shootings and if congress will pass it. and, our power player of the week. director of the small washington church, where presidents have gone to pray for almost two centuries. all, right now, on fox news sun. ♪ >> chris: and, hello, again, from fox news in washington. we'll talk with our guest in a moment, but, first, let's get the latest on what is already a busy morning, the first official day of president obama's second term. fox news chief white house correspondent, ed henry, is tracking events from the north lawn.

it's known as the second term curse. they successfully win reelection only to have a rough ride in years five ric-mack. sometimes it's sour in relationships, personal problems, unforeseen external events and scandal. there is always an issue. the first post-election news conference the president himself acknowledged that his predecessors have their versions of second term struggles. >> i don't presume that because i won the election everybody suddenly agrees with me on everything. i am more than familiar with all the literature about presidential overreach in second terms. >> but familiarity does not always do the trick. here is president clinton after his reelection in 1996. >> in modern times, second term for presidents have been disappointing or disastrous. i wonder if you have drawn lessons on why that is so. >> the things that derail a second term are basically three. one is that some external event intervenes in the president can't fulfill his dreams or hopes or his agenda. sometimes the president thinks he has mor

you have to do that, maybe as second termer? rights. you think where the country was ten years ago, where barack obama was three years ago. so that's quite a departure. but i do think the climate change and mention of the word equality, seven mentions of the word equality. that's about building middle class wages. so that was implicit in a lot of the speeches. >> it is fascinating, that president obama, people of the united states that the issues he talked about, quality of wages, full gay rights and same-sex marriage have really come so far. they are so much less controversial than they were four years ago. i think one line that i think captured the speech was, my fellow americans, we are made for this moment and we will seize it and we do it together. trying to capsulate what he said, i think that to me was -- >> looking out going secretary, secretary of treasurer timothy geithner. i'm curious what mark said about expectations for moments like this, not only for the speech but for this moment. this recalibration of our america

bill clinton did that in his second term. barack obama will try to focus more on the middle east, maybe more on syria. the most pressing issues are domestic. his voters expect him toct on that. he will attack in the first two years. history also tells us after the midterm election of a second term president start to fade away into sort of a lame duck status. >> interesting analysis there. thank you very much, max. in more international news suicide bombers and gunmen attacked afghanistan's travel police leaving three officers dead and more than three wounded. rather assault began at dawn at the entrance to the complex, the second coordinated raid in as many weeks. taliban claim responsibility. it is feared there could be more of these attacks in the months ahead as international forces prepare to withdraw. voter it is are ready to say goodbye to the chancellor's conservative government. >> it shows the social democrats and greens grabbing power with one seat majority over the christian democrats and free democrats. it is not

bill clinton did that in his second term. barack obama will try to focus more on the middle east, maybe more on syria. the most pressing issues are domestic. his voters expect him to act on that. he will attack in the first two years. history also tells us after the midterm election of a second term president start to fade away into sort of a lame duck status. >> interesting analysis there. thank you very much, max. in more international news suicide bombers and gunmen attacked afghanistan's travel police leaving three officers dead and more than three wounded. rather assault began at dawn at the entrance to the complex, the second coordinated raid in as many weeks. taliban claim responsibility. it is feared there could be more of these attacks in the months ahead as international forces prepare to withdraw. voter it is are ready to say goodbye to the chancellor's conservative government. >> it shows the social democrats and greens grabbing power with one seat majority over the christian democrats and free democrats. it is no

in one second, i can jump that far, two seconds that far, three seconds that far, four seconds that far. so it turns out, it gets very, very steep very, very quickly and you get so far. knowledge of physics. you people are gonna find out that as you learn more and more physics, your social life is gonna increase because people are gonna gather around you. people are gonna find you more interesting, okay, because you're gonna have things to talabout w, okay? just like the time years ago, a fellow came to the town in san francisco and was kind of lonely. he didn't know anybody. he wanted to make some friends, so what did he do? go to church on a sunday morning, huh? he went to the church on a sunday morning, the good reverend says, "hey gg, we're gonna meet "this afternoon at 2:00. we're gonna take a bus trip. "we're gonna take a bus trip out to hang-gliding territory "out on the cliffs over the beach. so all the people get together and they get in this bus and theyake--go way out where the hang gliders are in these cliffs, okay? and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread out the b

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second term in office. america has great expectations for president obama and at the same time the country is divided on issues important to everyone. the president is promising to bring the country together. can he? what will his agenda look like in the next four years? tonight we're going to find out with top advisers and experts. let's get started. joining me now is massachusetts's governor, president obama's campaign co-chairman. welcome. how are you governor? >> good evening, piers. i'm well. how are you? >> i'm very well. excited by inauguration weekend. the first one i have covered since i have been at cnn. palpable, i think, anticipation in the air about what kind of barack obama we're going to see now that perhaps the shackles are off in the sense that he doesn't have to worry about being re-elected. he's got four years left and it's an opportunity for him to really go for it. >> well, i think we're going to see a president with a new level and a new kind of resolve as we did through the campaign.

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. >> that my motion >> do we have a second? >> second. >> all right. commissioners akers? >> aye. >> perez. aye. >> commissioner lee. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> newlin. >> approved, good luck. >> so now, let me ask, i know that we were asked to delay this for richmond station is that over now? >> that is in the richmond, that is what i am trying to find out. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is rich from the alcohol unit of the police department in the interest of proceeding and the parties that are present, this is a critical one and incident that is continuing. so i will speak on behalf of the limited live performance so i guess dirty trix >> okay. >> i spoke to the officer on the phone and he has no objection. >> is there anybody here that objectsing to dirty trix saloon? or in general? >> no. okay. >> could you speak in? >> with reference to the ten p.m. entertainment. >> yes. >> from what i have seen, my name is john i live on geary and second avenue. what i have seen the reality is that when it begins at ten it always has overflows. >> okay. >> everything wi

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and more from ward in the second period. caps down by a goal and once again, ward ties it up with the back hand. it was 2-2. end of the second period, caps down 3-2, and the newcomers do some damage. the initial save is made, but pounds it home. we are tied at 3. in the third, lightning on a two-man advantage. makes the caps pay, one of his two goals, the caps lose the season opener 6-3. the wizards out west tonight taking on the l.a. clippers. this game still in progress. first quarter, the nice baseline to webster. he is going to hit the three. the wizards trail the clippers 24-22 after one quarter. >>> two baseball legends passed away today. cardinals slugger won seven titles, three-time mvp and helped st. louis capture championships in the 1940s. also orioles hall of fame manager, earl weaver, died at the age of 92. winning one title in 1970. >>> staying with baltimore sports, the ravens are preparing tomorrow night. the same two teams met the same time last year with new england winning by 3. this game is in fox where t

on the eve of president obama's second inauguration. much more on that in a few moments, but we start tonight overseas where it appears a dramatic military assault has finally ended that violent hostage taking by al qaeda-connected militants in algeria, but not before two dozen or so hostages were killed. the dead include at least one american, but a number of westerners remain unaccounted for. in a statement tonight, president obama said the dead and injured are in the thoughts and prayers of the american people. algerian military special forces staged the dramatic assault at the gas complex where hundreds of local and foreign workers were seized wednesday. 32 militants are reported dead. nbc's annabel roberts is following developments. >> reporter: algerian special forces launched a final assault this morning. local media report the remaining seven hostages being held at the plant were executed and their captors killed. defense secretary leon panetta said today the perpetrators will be hunted down. >> just as we cannot accept terroris

because otherwise second inaugurals are like second weddings. you have to have an oomph to them. i think he's got to continue what happened during the campaign. in the campaign he made a very strong case which won the election for a government that dealt with the problems that we're facing, for a government that dealt with the problems the middle class is facing, for a government that was activist that would invest in the future and would deal at some point with the spending as well. but unless he makes that point in the inauguration, he has to defend government champion as a safety net protector. it's what he stood for, and that's what he's got to do. he's got to get out among the people more this time, use that bully pulpit. and this is his first moment to really show that i'm going to be fighting still, despite everything. >> i want to bring in jonathan martin and feel he's in our jump seat here. jonathan, four years ago he was immediately thrown into a crisis. and all of the aspirations he would have had -- and you can look back and he still was able to get to health care, st

would residential be allowed on the second floor anyway? >> residential will be allowed on the second floor. >> and then -- but then we have a parking issue. is that correct. >> well, not necessarily. the lot does allow total 14 residential units so they can -- up to 14. >> okay. so it's conceivable that even if we approve -- if we approve it are we approving as offices, apartments and retail. >> correct. >> in the numbers being proposed. >> correct. sorry. >> so any conversion on the second floor say to four units, the max allowed isn't allowed at this point. >> they could change the use and there is a change of use process and go through our permit process. >> okay. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah, i was just confused about that because we're approving 10 units, but there is a possibility of converting some of the commercial space on the second floor to residential. is that what you're saying? >> maybe i can clarify. >> yeah. >> it would be allowed to have that many units. the reason we haven't purely is based on the building code. if w

is there a second? >> second. >> second. moved and seconded. discussion? if you want to add anything, noreen? >> no. there is the related change to the result. * clause. i didn't know from was any public comment is all. >> i was getting to that. that's quite all right. i'm used to the beautiful ladies running the meeting. all right. [laughter] >> any public comment? all right. there being none, is there a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> so moved by commissioner vietor. seconded by mr. courtney. all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> those opposed? all right, the motion carries. and that brings us to -- >> item 10. >> yes, item 10. >> mr. president? >> yes. >> [speaker not understood]. we had communications before i knew t. i have a comment on ongoing calendar. >> sure. >> i did not see any mention of a discussion on our disposable real estate. the only item i saw was a yearly report on real estate. so, somebody please correct me that it is there. mr. harlan? >> i'm sorry, commissioner, whats was the question? >> the question was i failed t

his second home state of illinois. two other floats for the vice president's home states of pennsylvania and delaware and then a civil rights theme that is running through this parade, gloria. there will be three floats honoring the civil rights movement. one for the civil rights movement itself and one honoring dr. martin luther king. obviously, because inauguration day is happening on mlk day and then one honoring the tuskkegee airmen, the african-american military aviators of world war ii. a lot of fun to watch and all of this is going to happen so quickly, i hope i have some time to take some pictures, gloria. it is going to be an amazing ride. >> we'll all be jealous. all be jealous of jim acosta tomorrow on that flatbed truck. we'll talk to jim today throughout the festivities. >>> security always such a big event and chris lawrence is covering that several blocks away on the national mall. chris, the president's ceremony will be private and what are officials most concerned about at this moment? >> everywhere, r

there's a second sentence to lincoln's quote.he first is without public opinion, nothing can happen. with it, everything. then he said, sentiment goes deeper than he who makes laws. i think the second term what he understand from the first term is he was inside washington too much. you have to use the bully pulpit. you have to get out among the people. you have to mobilize. he has a base out there, a coalition that voted for him, pretty actively came to the polls. and the best presidents have been able to mobilize pressure from the outside in. and what four years has told him, maybe he's tried to get republicans over. some of them don't come. he should keep trying. and he has to really keep trying with the democrats. i agree. those are the ones he should schmooze. whatever that word is. >> don't pretend you don't know it. >> richard, i want to pick up on that point. >> although that sounds very good, of course there is the world that comes knocking. and the world is going to come knocking a lot. >> we'll talk about that in a minu

obama get a second term. here is cnn's shannon travis. ♪ >> reporter: president obama may also have 99 problems, but jay-z isn't one. the rapper and the hip-hop community have been huge obama supporters campaigning for cash, votes, and apparently influencing president obama to a famous jay-z move and song that involved wiping dirt off your shoulder. now some say president obama owes the hip-hop community. >> i think that the president does owe a word of gratitude to the hip-hop generation for their outstanding and unprecedented get out the vote. >> reporter: benjamin co-chairs a group with russell simmons. he says no both obama's elections the community promoted him with artist performances and with hip-hop's big mike phone. >> i feel as a citizen it's my responsibility. i got a big voice i want to use it, and i feel like we have to go to work every day to make sure that the president gets back to the office. >> reporter: the community says it helped get african-americans, latinos, and young voters to the pol

there's a second term curse.tors including the media, the 24/7 news cycle, the saturation coverage, everything that a president does or says or that his family does or says. >> it's not going away in the second term for president obama. >> from day one he's a lame duck. doesn't want to admit it. the reality is, he has about a year before the midterm elections and then guess what, we're off to the races again. it behooves him to use whatever mandate, dangerous word, he has coming out of this election, and to look upon this year as the opportunity to go long. of course the other danger, one reason why presidents have problems in second terms is, they over interpret mandates. fdr won the biggest election landslide in history and immediately tried to pack the supreme court. you know, lyndon johnson mired in vietnam, richard nixon in watergate. >> when we talk to presidential advisers and people around the president will tick off all of the things on the president's agenda, gun control might be at the top of that agen

the second time taking the oath in 24 hours. take a look. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. thank you so much. >> very sweet. the first lady and daughters looking on. at one point, he said i did it. it is, of course, a constitutional requirement that the president be sworn in on january 20th. and the vice president joe biden did it again as well. we should expect a lot of pageantry, history in the making today. white house correspondent dan lothian following it all for us. dan, good morning. walk us through how today will go. >> good morning, soledad. the first chance to see the president and the first lady, the first family, in fact will, be this morning around 8:45 when they depart the white house, walk across the street to st. john's episcopal church, the church of the presidents. the first family has been there in the past. a couple of hours after that, they will head up to capitol hill for the swearing in ceremony, where the president and vice president will be sworn in f

bush in his second fall ral, it wa inaugural.mote an atmosphere in which terrorism won't take root. look what happened in his second toufrplt we had the iraq war already underway and the tkwao*eufts and the surge and all that. we had things like hurricane katrina which dealt such a blow to his administration politically. obviously nobody saw that coming. martha: so true. >> reporter: nobody saw the troubles that would bee set bill clinton in his second term, principle lee the monica liwienski scandal that would damage his approval rating. what we don't know sometimes is what turns out to be most critical in the second term, and it's -- it rile is an example of you never know. martha: yeah, who knows what the future hold for this president. brit, thank you so much. bill: that last point is an excellent one too. we've spent the last couple of hours talking about the national challenge here at home, whether it's deficit and debt spending, whether it's the unemployment i rate, trying to find a firmer foot for the economy. there is no