for the obama administration gloria because this is if not the signature issue of the obama presidency it certainly is one of the most important issues that he has gotten forward. i want to go to cnn's jake tapper up near the supreme court right now. jake we've been reviewing the decision of the supreme court. go ahead and share with our viewers what you have learned. >> reporter: well wolf what we have here is a 6-3 decision in which the chief justice of the supreme court, roberts, joined with the centrist kennedy as well as the liberal members of the court, beginsberg briar, sotomayor, and keegan. it appears to be a major victory for the obama administration in the obamacare case. let's go to pamela brown who is at the supreme court. >> reporter: this was a broad ruling in favor of the obama administration. today the high court ruling that millions of americans that are in states with federally run exchanges can keep their tax credits that help them pay for

that took the obama administration by surprise. t think they anticipated states would not create their own exchanges. >> i think when it comes to the exchanges, a lot of things took the obama administration by surprise it's fair to say. >> but this was absolutely necessary. they had to somehow subsidize people in those other states or the entire act would collapse and that's what they did. and the supreme court today said they could do that. and they'll continue to do it in the future. it stabilizes the act for the time being. >> jeffrey toobin let me brings you back in here. are you surprised by the ruling today? >> not really. i mean this was a long shot i thought from the very beginning. i mean this is an interpretation of the law, of these four words, that not a single member of congress said they thought was the correct interpretation. all through the very long and torturous debate over the affordable care act, it was assumed by everyone that the subsidies would be available in the state exchanges and in the federal exchanges.

is the obama message the suggested way to withdraw u.s. forces from vietnam declare victory and go home. >> you know it's almost beginning a joke. do you remember baghdad bob the iraqi information minister. he would give daily press conferences as americans were zeroing in on baghdad. everything is great the revolutionary guard saddam hussein is victorious and you would see american tanks in the background until the day you never saw the spokesman again. the point of complete incredibility and absurdit. lou: i have never seen, and we may test your memory tonight have you ever seen an administration absolutely decide to speak contradict -- i will limit this to the u.s. administration, speak contradictly on every level when it comes to foreign policy? >> no and the administration they're politicians, they're going to always spin everything, everything is great wonderful, baghdad bob. but people i fault are the media. nobody is holding them to account. nobody is saying wait a minute you lost fallujah you lost mosul ramadi iraq doesn't even ex

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the obama administration proposes the first rules that would force airlines to follow emission standards. and operation overboard. an unusual plan to scare sea lions away from one oregon town has a soggy ending. good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. china insists it was not involved in hacking us government computers. personal information was stolen from as many as four million federal employees. the obama administration has not formally blamed china but there is overwhelming evidence that hackers in china is behind one of the largest thefts of government data. senior white house reporter mike viqueria has more. >> the question is who did it? multiple reports say china and while the white house won't point the finger in public it is not disputing those reports either. >> when it comes to china you all know that the president has

that would not strike at the heart of obama care the way this would have. this will last through his presidency presidency. this is somebody found in section 1332, the obama care law, there is a provision that the president can allow states that decide to opt out as long as they create their own health care system to afford affordable they can do so. hillary clinton, for instance that will not happen. but a republican president can allow conservative states to waive it if they come up with their own program to provide equal measure of care. and so you know if you can imagine the opponents are scoring around and looking for plan c and that's where we are now and that's it. >> section 1332, it is interesting approximate. max in the washington post writes, that the components that could be waived by a future president include the individual man indicate and man date that companies provide employees with insurance and provisions what it must cover and who qualifies for the financial initance to buy it. >> and you can tinkered a great deal with the basic pillars

now the obama administration, new paradigm korea. this is the model for the future. it's going to be great. we're already running larger trade deficits with korea. we already lost 50,000 jobs. and now the last biggest, worst trade agreement, the trans-pacific partnership. ironically a key vote will be something called trade adjustment assistance. yeah, it's critical. we have to have that because millions -- hundreds of thousands or millions of americans will lose their jobs so we need to retrain them for mcdonald's or other high-level jobs. secondly of course, the t.a.a. t.a.a. is funded -- the trade adjustment assistance is funded by medicare. ironically this is it. they got votes from corporate america and the obama administration to jam this thing through.

but in the end mr. obama couldn't convince his long time ally nancy pelosi. the house is moving to vote to consider the measure next week. but let's start to what happened today manu. >> it was a remarkable rebuke from the president who hasn't been the most aggressive lobbying push the administration had mounted since the health care pass in 2010. a procedural sna few that called it. the senate passed the bill last month. it includes the fast track trade bill which would the lead the trance trans partnership. but they added trade adjustment assistance what's meant workers from globalization. it's a big democratic priority. but republicans don't like this at off. so what the house republicans decided to do is they decided to trade the t.a.a. with the t.p.a. the transportation authority to vote for each. but what they did not calculate and what the white house did not expect was to receive democrat voights revolt in pass against the t.a.a. because they need to carry that in order for this to land on the president's desk. what they decided to do in a shrewd bit w

again today, the nation's highest court validated obama care. this time on the subject of federal subsidies. but that does not mean the end to republican vows to repeal and replace it. fox team coverage tonight. mike emanuel looks at reaction to the decision on the campaign trail and on capitol hill. but we begin at the u.s. supreme court. the correspondent shannon reason. good evening, shannon. >> reporter: hello, bret, for the second time the supreme court led by chief justin john roberts, george w. burn appoint year has upheld president obama's chief legislative achievement and handed the administration a big win. in a 6-3 decision the supreme court made clear it will have no part in dismantling the affordable care act. at issue whether the irs violated the law when it extended subsidies into all 50 states despite a phrase in the aca that says subsidies will exist in states that have september up exchanges. more than 30 of them chose not to. writing for the majority chief justice john roberts said "while the meaning of the phrase an exchange e

the third day the same marine he says excuse me is barack obama here? he sighs and says sir he is no longer president. the man with a twinkle in his eye says i just love hearing you say it. [applause] the marine salutes. see you tomorrow center. morning is coming. it is thanks to you. god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> on the next washington journal the 2016 presidential contest in the aftermath of the emmanuel ame church shooting. we will take your calls on facebook and twitter. washington journal on c-span. >> sitting front left over the chamber

the obama care decision was a great boon to the -- the obama care decision it's almost impossible to ad the law the way the court read it. we'll test avoidance of the language of the bill. in the case of the gay rights movement which goes back i think this is the 46th anniversary since stonewall riots. this is a long evolution. most of the country has migrated in the direction of the court decision. there you have the court following the nation. i don't happen to think we ought to decide these things in courts. there's a reason for political bodies. clearly, if you look at the reaction around the country, this is an issue which i began saying several years ago, once people are getting married legally, whether massachusetts or anywhere. you're having a challenge and you can't unravel. human beings' lives are -- it's a changing reality. >> it's interesting. doesn't like tk that the courts do this. you can argue in our country's history, the courts -- it's only the courts that have dealt with social transformation. that the legislative bodies, they can't deal with it. >> no you think abo

new york is proud to have led the way for marriage >> president obama's eulogy followed by the entire service. after that, martin o'malley on national security. president obama attended the funeral for reverend clementi think mea pinckney. he was one of the nine victims in last week shooting at the church. we will show the president eulogy, then the entire funeral service. [applause] ♪ [applause] president barack obama: giving all praise and honor to god. the bible calls us to hope. to persevere and have faith in things not seen. they were still living by faith when they died, scripture tells us. [applause] they did not receive the things promised. they only saw them and welcomed them from a distance. admitting that they were foreigners and strangers on earth. we are here today to remember a man of god who lived by faith. a man who believed in things not seen. a man who believeed there were better days ahead, off in the distance. a man of service who persevered, knowing full well, he would not receive all those things he was promised because he believed his efforts would deliver a bet

it would be the obama administration the latest move to battle the clean air act. but the chain will not be very cheap. john terrett is in washington. what kind of changes is the obama administration talking about? >> hey david the obama administration has already done it for car makers and truckers and even power stations, and now it is about to put the airline industry on notice. once it does that you can bet your bottom dollar the tougher restrictions on greenhouse emissions will rock. >> taking off about 100 planes a day coming and going. just across the river at the white house where you get a pleat good bird's-eye view of the planes over head president obama is concerned what is spewing from most jets engines. they are expected to say that they're endangering human health and boosting global warming and that finding would allow the epa to impose an emissions rule on commercial planes. the act would require the feds to protect human health. they've done it with cars and trucks and now they're turning their focus on aircraft. the aviation industry said that it

. >> to some it appears clinton is trying to play the race card in an effort to re-energize the obama coalition. >> today, republicans are systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of american citizens from voting. >> why don't you take care of business at home before you run around the country, you know using these kind of demagogue statements. >> this weekend, it's iowa on the minds of candidates. joining the pig roast is marco rubio, rick perry and mike huckabee who all campaigned for earnst as well as carly fiorina and lindsey graham. >> i'm going to unleash the american military and we're going to kick their [ bleep ]. >> the first visit here since declaring for president, again highlighting his foreign policy clarifications to be commander in chief. on that front, he has competition from rick perry who, at every opportunity touts his military experience with gary lutrell and hillary scolded the candidate for what he calls commonsense security measures. >> now, hillary clinton may not have had to show an i.d. to get on a plane in a long time she just went into my ho

they are looking at the vote on the hill and the support of democrats of a sign whether obama has the his priorities or if they are dealing with a lame duck american president. >>> jeb bush headed out to europe ahead of the official announcement, and barbara bush's 90th birthday and a lobster lunch for the entire family, and he was thrup this past week talking to locals and getting excited and aware of the fact that a third bush campaign is coming so a third wave of political tourism coming their way, and they are building a large cottage for him and he is probably headed back july 9th and 10th for a fund-raising retreat, and i think we should talk to management to take a trip there. >> jim webb, the democratic u.s. senator from virginia is starting to make some noise. he is going to be in iowa next weekend and he says he is going to make up his mind whether to announce soon, and would be the fifth democrat in the field. unclear what kind of a path he might have, but he is going to -- he's got a background in senate security, secretary of the navy, and can criticize clinton's record i

the obama administration wants them to be a part of the tpp as president obama said last night. >> the fact is that if we have 11 of the leading economies in the asia pacific region who have agreed to enforceable labor standard ares and environmental standard ares then china is going to have to at lost take those international norms into account. >> reporter: there is word that the white house is trying to arrange a state visit by the chinese president later this year. no word on if this will be jeopardized by the cyber intrusion. >> the breach is raising questions on how it could have happen and if anyone will be held accountable. we'll bring in morgan wright who is a senior fellow for center of digital government. thank you for being with us morgan. >> it is one after another. and sewn it and reported on it before and raised a question for me, this time. they picked employees that had security clerrance and there is speculation that the reason they want those identities to at some point black mail them to giving secure information. could there be any other reason? >> there is a lot o

and the chief justice twice now, the chief justice barack obama as a senator voted against saving hisre programs. >> and that's, i think, what is going to be for the right is the real emotional blow. the confederate flag is being hauled down by an indian american republican governor. the supreme court ruled on marriage and on the health care law, thanks in part to a reagan skand a george w. bush appointee. this is not the liberal left that's doing some of this. part of this is being upheld by conservatives. and in fairness to obama and the asteri asterisk, i think bin laden's toe tag has no asterisk on it. >> where we go now kind of depends on what he does with his fearlessness. does he have a mandate for a full liberal agenda? or is he going back to his fundamental reason why he got elected? to change the culture in washington and bring people together. if he uses fearlessness to run back to things like the debt, gun control, to run to immigration, where i still think there's possibilities to get compromises on some of these big issues. that would be you're talking about going from g

i can remember in the 2008 campaign, there was a dustup between obama and the clintons when obama seemedhow important was it to barack obama in terms of legacy this health care law be upheld like this? >> it's huge. his legacy was kind of solidified this week by the supreme court, by the same institution that put george w. bush in the white house, and that's thrown out the voting rights act. it's really extraordinary. he had those two decisions going the other way, we would all be talking about how the obama presidency is in ruins and everything had gone down the tubes. instead, it's confirmed. and he now has a shot at being if not at the first here -- the sort of holy trinity of great presidents of washington lincoln, franklin roosevelt and if you're a republican might try to throw reagan in there. >> i think they might. thank you. appreciate that. >> because other three are big government -- >> we've got lincoln and reagan. >> in name only. >> what would you say right now, if you had to say what was the legacy -- if he left office tomorrow what is the legacy of the obama presidency? >>

the tpp? president obama repeatedly says "trust me." says, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, they're getting it wrong. but we are not able -- the senators cannot even see unless they go into a room what is in this deal? >> the u.s. trade representative has come out as much as said we can't tell you what is in the agreement because it would create political complications for the negotiation, which is effectively the same thing as saying if people saw what is in it, they would not like it and we would not be able to pass a deal. nermeen: peter i would ask about the possible impact of the tpp deal in what has been revealed on medicare here in the u.s. "the new york times" yesterday wednesday, cited officials at the u.s. trade representative office saying rules and the tpp would have no impact on the u.s. because medicare and medicaid are already adhere to them. of course, they did not officially comment on the leaked draft, but these were comments they disclosed to "the new york times." >> the a administration makes that assertion. but as

maybe the postpresidential obama through example, through the work of the obama library and foundationry and suggest ways forward in chicago. charlie: what impact will this week cap on the 2016 election? al: barack obama standing and his popularity is going to affect the democratic nominee presumably hillary clinton. if barack obama can keep numbers and 50%, that is better for her. it translates that way. this week is going to make his standing much more significant than it would have. a year-and-a-half or 17 months is a lifetime. all sorts of things can occur. the sense that this is a significant president who has done significant things, most of which i think are going to be popular with the electorate. he is going to be an asset to a hillary clinton in 2016. much as reagan was to george h.w. bush in 1988. charlie: in that election george bush was running for the third term of ronald reagan. al: they are always going to say that. there is always an extent that is true. it will be said again in 2016. it is very important for barack obama. we talk about his legacy and the aca and the e

new york is proud to have led the way for marriage >> president obama's eulogy followed by the entire for reverend clementi think mea pinckney. he was one of the nine victims in last week shooting at the church.

. >> to some it appears clinton is trying to play the race card in an effort to re-energize the obama coalition. >> today, republicans are systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of american citizens from voting. >> why don't you take care of business at home before you run around the country, you know using these kind of demagogue statements. >> this weekend, it's iowa on the minds of candidates. joining the pig roast is marco rubio, rick perry and mike huckabee who all campaigned for earnst as well as carly fiorina and lindsey graham. >> i'm going to unleash the american military and we're going to kick their [ bleep ]. >> the first visit here since declaring for president, again highlighting his foreign policy clarifications to be commander in chief. on that front, he has competition from rick perry who, at every opportunity touts his military experience with gary lutrell and hillary scolded the candidate for what he calls commonsense security measures. >> now, hillary clinton may not have had to show an i.d. to get on a plane in a long time she just went into my ho

look at what immigration reform, we talk about some of the reasons that obama is not as popular with the left. i mean, we had bipartisan agreement for an immigration reform bill that was comprehensive, dealt first with border security that had the support of people like lindsey graham and then the house republicans failed to take it up. so it is hard for me to have any faith they will do something substantive. >> clarence? >> what was the question? >> what are the prospects of some kind of agreement on obamacare to preserve health care if the supreme court knocks a big hole in it. >> i have great faith in the republicans for, stepping forth to come up with something. they're getting a great break right now of not being pressured to come up with an alternative to obamacare because currently, it is in force so they can criticize it. if it does get taken away by the supreme court or undermined, then they will wear the onus of having been opposed to it all along, folks say what is the alternative? the longer it is -- even ted cruz said this before obamacare went into effect, once it goes

we have the latest warning from the obama administration. good evening. >> reporter: the white house spokesman seemed to dismiss the bulletin as routine. >> it's not uncommon for these kinds of joint information bulletins to be issued in advance of the fourth of july. i can also say that there is no specific credible intelligence to indicate any threats against celebrations over the fourth of july weekend. >> reporter: but those briefs on the intelligence say otherwise. it warns of a heightened threat over the holiday weekend. there was a june 2nd confrontation confrontation, an isis supporter who was shot and killed outside of a boston cvs after he lunged at federal investigators who wanted to question him. the spike in arrests is concerning. >> there's been about 50 people in the last 12 months who have been arrested in the united states for being radicalized by isis wanting to go fight there, or wanting to commit an attack here, so there's a lot of people out there who are seeing themselves as aligned with isis. >> reporter: there's no con

the obama administration. tical director is following developments. thanks for joining us. first offal all, talk about the role that chief justice john roberts had in this decision. >> he was appointed by a republican and most often sides with conservatives in the court on issues wrote the majority opinion. he wrote the opinion that upheld the obama care law in this instance. it is something that is going to make conservatives very angry at the chief justice. what he said was the intent of this law was to help people get insurance, not to tear insurance down. that's why he believes these subsidies should stay in place. >> that was the big issue the subsidies. how does this affect people that are trying to get affordable health care? >> if the court had ruled the other way, more than 6 million americans that got their health care through obamacare through federal exchanges, would have seen their insurance premiums skyrocket. there are some republicans out there that are sighing a little bit of a sigh of relief e

the obama administration is celebrating huge victory but the political and legal pattles over obama care not over. the high court upheld the tax subsidies. the justices said the subsidies apply to everyone, who buys coverage through a state or federal insurance exchange. after the decision was announced the president said the law is here to stay. >> today is a victory for hardworking americans all across this country, whose lives will continue to become more secure in a changing economy because of this law. five years in this is no longer about a law this is not about -- the affordable care act as legislation or obama care, as a political football this is health care in america. house speaker john boehner says the republicans fight to repeal the law is not over as well. the law is broken. it is raising costs for american families. it is raising costs for small businesses and it's just broken. >> and we will continue our efforts, to do everything we can to put the american people back in charge of their own healthcare, and not the federal government the house has voted dozens of times to

now this according to the white house. president obamaonversation reiterated the need for russia to fulfill agreements under the minsk agreement including all russian equipment from ukrainian territory. >>> the islamic state launching a new round of attacks in syria, but a new poll says americans believe the terrorists are the greatest threat to the united states. according to a new fox poll, fox news poll showing 33% of voters say the islamic state poses the greatest long-term threat to america. 26% say china. followed by russia, iran and al qaeda. >>> joining us now former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst, general jack keane. good to have you with us. let's start with the call between putin and obama, and the minsk agreement, and in the very week where putin says he's adding 40 nor icbm's to his arsenal by the end of the year moving more troops and heavy equipment and weaponry into the western portion of russia to meet the buildup by u.s. force. what is going on? >> first of all, it's likely he was lying to the presid

since the december 17 announcement by president obama that the u.s.uld not relax -- would relax him as exhibit economic and trade embargo americans have flooded the island with more than one million expected to visit this year. with already increased travel and hotels are now booked months in advance. the cuban government has been forming economic partnerships with corporations all around the world, leaving the u.s. out of the equation. now all of the tourist buses are imported from china. they have partnered with brazil and china and the megaproject to reconstruct the port at marielle they to allow containers filled with imports to enter the harbor. there's everything you want if you can shop using foreign currency, but for those who earn only pesos, choices and a government subsidized store have swindled, causing increased economic polarization -- dwindled, causing increased economic polarization. since castro became president, small businesses restrictions have been eased. now you can earn money privately, but must pay taxes on those earnings. have

today, a supreme court sided with the obama administration. itics say the ruling ignores what they call the reality on the ground that for all intents and purposes jerusalem functions as the capitol. >> thanks. >>> a suburban dallas police officer is on administrative leave after what one see as an overly aggressive tactic on a teen's pool party. >> i told you to stay! >> reporter: this was supposed to be a pool party for teenagers in texas. the gathering ended with this wild interaction between police officers and teens. a uniformed officer shoved a 15-year-old on the ground in her swimsuit and hut his knee on her back. she says he was invited and trying to walk away when he went after her. >> i couldn't breathe. then he got off me and put me in handcuffs. >> reporter: police in the dallas suburb of mckinney texas said officers were called because the party was getting out of hand and fights were breaking out. now the police officer is on administrative leave for his actions. he drew his gun and aimed it at unarmed teens. >> they will intervie

the obama administration claims it will lower co2 emissions by 1 billion metric tons. cust fuel costs by $170 billion. reduce oil consumption by 1.8 billion barrels and save $150 a year for the average household by 2030. all a part of the zrag's effort to cut pollution linked to global warming. but opponents say it will be virtually ineffective. >> these regulations will result in a savings of .003 of a degree celsius by the year 2100. you won't be able to see it. in fact if the u.s. shut off all emissions from carbon dioxide you'd only have a savings of about .2 degree. >> reporter: still it is less controversial than other administration efforts to curb greenhouse gases. >> fuel is a big expense for the trucking last year we spent more than $150 billion on diesel and diesel fuel. so anything that has the potential to reduce fuel consumption and improve fuel economy is a good thing for trucking. >> reporter: the proposed regulation would be the 499th under this administration. this one is 1300 pages long and while many of its technologies to increase truck efficiency a

it was about exchanges established by the state, those against obama said that they meant the federalnment wouldn't provide tax subsidies to those who wanted to buy health insurance. the supreme court said it was the intent of the law that was important, much more than the actual work. what does it mean in practice? well, the decision had gone against the obama white house, then 6.4 million people would have lost the subsidies, and many would have lost their healthcare coverage. so clearly you can see why the obama white house believes this is a significant victory for the american people but more importantly for the white house and barack obama's legacy because this was his signature, domestic policy achievement since his first term he has been fighting to preserve it since. >> what has been the rest of the reaction to today's decision? >> reporter: if you look at the republican presidential candidates, most have condemned the decision by the court. mike huckabee has gone so far as to call it judicial tyranny. for a long they just wanted rid of obamacare, but they realize when you ar

in chicago. >> rose: what impact will this week have on the 2016 election? >> barack obama standing and his popularity is going to affect the democratic nominee, presumably hillary clinton. and if barack obama was 50% in the polls that's better for her than 42%. it translates that way. i think this week will make his standing more significant than otherwise. charlie, a year and a half or 17 months is a lifetime. all sorts of things can occur. but i think the sense that this is really a significant president who's done significant things, most of which i think at least if we look at this past week, will be rather popular with the electorate, then he's going to be an asset to a hillary clinton in 2016, much as reagan was to george h.w. bush in 1988. >> rose: in some cases, in that election people said george bush was running for the third term of ronald reagan. >> i think they're always going to say that and there's an always an extent that's true. it will be said again in '16 and to an extent true. it's also important for barack obama, we talk ability his legacy in the aca a

the potomac. president obama is concerned about what's spewing from those jet engines. greenhouse gas emissions the president is expected to say are endangering human health. that finding will allow the pea to impose emissions standards on airplanes and commercial airlines. requires the feds ting regulate pollutants. now they are turning their attention to aircraft. it will lead to much tighter emissions regulations ahead. the aviation industry says it knows it's a polluter, it welcomes the new rules and points out it's already doing quite a lot to kill eapplications. >> power plants are 50% automobiles are almost 25% of those, aircraft are 2%. we're not saying that's nothing but we're saying we're working on the issue and this is another arrow in the quiver to address that. >> reporter: in fact according to the epa american aircraft are responsible for about 11% of greenhouse gas emissions in the u.s. transportation sector. 3% of all american greenhouse gas emissions and about 29% of all aircraft greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. the industry accounts for about 5% of

the obama white house says the scope of the cyberattack and the source are now under investigation.t, michelle kosinski. how is the administration respond together cyberattack. >> this is looking like an act of cyber warfare at this point. the white house made it clear that this kind of hack is a threat to america's national security its people and its economy. but it didn't want to give any detail about how this could have happened and won't acknowledge that u.s. officials do think china's government is behind it. they did say that whoever did this is a dedicated adversary. what does this mean for the relationship between china and the u.s.? they always talk about forging a new way forward and then a hack happens. the white house says this is constantly brought up whenever the u.s. is meeting with chinese officials, that they've asked china to take certain steps to stop this and they're going to keep bringing it up. >> and the question comes up again and again, how best to get ahead of the attacks. it does seem whenever something is done lately it's reactive. the white house believ

and accused the obama administration of down playing the breach. the white house thursday denied it was hiding information about the hacking and said the investigation is continuing. >> the precise scope of this particular intrusion is one that i continues to be under investigation by the f.b.i. and technical experts that have the knowledge necessary to try to figure out what exactly has occurred. >> on capitol hill it was fodder for a swipe at the white house. >> i think a lot of people were shocked to hear that the obama administration was unable to prevent the information of 4 million americans from being compromised by hackers. >> that brought a swift response. >> he comes to the floor today and blames barack obama for the hacking that the chinese did. >> john terrett, al jazeera washington. >> a grand jury in cleveland will decide whether to charge two police officers for the fatal shooting of tamir rice. probable cause was found to charge them. >> this is more than about the law. this is about a moral obligation. >> rice was playing with a pl

and accused the obama administration of downplaying the breach. thursday the white house denied downplaying the vogueses. the precise screp is under investigation by the fbi, and other technical experts that have the knowledge to figure out what occurred. >> on capitol hill it was fodder for the white house. >> a lot were shocked that the obama administration was unable to prevent the information of 4 million americans being compromised by hackers. >> reporter: bringing a response from the other side of the aisle. >> he comes to the into and blames president obama for the hacking that the chinese did. >> harry reid doing what the state department refused to do which is to blame the chinese. the state department refusing to say which department may be behind the act. it is assumed who have is behind it was trying to get information for future spies in the united states to report to whichever foreign entity we are talking about. recent hacks at the pentagon and the white house have been blamed on the russians. >> thank you >>> a judge in cleveland f

the church is packed holding hundreds. president obama, and the first family including the first grandmother, marian robinson they have landed here in wilmington delaware they're making their way to this church in the little italy part of wilmington delaware. we know that president obama is feeling this loss very personally. according to his press secretary we know that president obama is taking a personal role in writing his eulogy. that he will deliver here later today. and in addition to president obama we'll hear from members of the biden family beau biden's sister ashley and beau biden's brother, hunter will also give an address, as well as general ray odierno. he was the commander in iraq when whew biden served. >> we understand sunlen that you have the program now, that attendees of the ceremony will receive. >> we do have the program which they are of course giving to everyone as they come in here. i want to make reference to just this picture that's on the cover of the program. as you can see, a very casual photo of beau biden. i

on target - saved by the court. obama care survives, but there's still flaws and critics >>> stinging allegations - scientists try to solve the mass death of bees, say they've been censored by the u.s. government. >>> the united states supreme court handed a major victory to president obama by upholding a key part of the law that will help define his legacy, the affordable care act, or obama care. a high court 6-3 ruling means 6.3 receiving subsidies to by health insurance can keep the coverage. 16 million americans have insurance thanks to a law passed in 2010, a law that republicans repeatedly tried to repeal. the decision did not quieten the critics. texan critic said today's decision count: coming up, we'll debate the g.o.p. assertions with an obama care critic. one thing that the supreme court decision does not change about obama care is medicaid expansion. in 2012 the court dealt a defeat to the president, ruling states did not have to expand the health care programme. 18 states chose not to do it while utah, alaska

so while reading his tell prompter perry actually compared the obama years to the civil war in which20,000 americans were killed on american soil and he made that comparison in a place that proudly fought on the wrong side in the civil war, a moral mistake, texas has never apologized for, and actually continues to celebrate. >> we've been through a civil war, we've been through two world wars we've been through a great depression, we even made it through jimmy carter, we will make it through the obama years. [ applause ] we will do this. >> alex wagner rick perry and his speech writers still crazy after four years. >> rick perry giving new definition to the term flop sweat is in his announcement. you're right, morally bankrupt shameless, lowest common denominator, whatever is out there rick perry is putting in his speech. he managed to flub the line and said there is no problem in this country that a great leader can't make happen. i mean look -- >> he's back. in full force. >> and lawrence we love it right? please stay in the race as long as humanly possible rick perry, because ever

unchallenged by the obama administration in either incidence. the quotation of the evening our president's passivity in the face of the putin aggression and china's expansion and provocation. i thought we should draw our thought tonight from the chinese. it was confucius who said -- that's straightforward enough to have been said by an american at least perhaps in an earlier era. we're coming right back. >>> the left wing campaign against law enforcement is handcuffing our police and driving a nationwide crime wave. former police officer dan bon geno and the manhattan institute's heather mcdonald on what to do? >>> the days of stick ball are long ball. this is super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. ónóv here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader,

our quotation of the evening, this one from one of mr. obama's predecessors said "to state the facts, frankly, is not to despair the future nor indict the past. the prudent heir takes careful inventory of his legacies and gives a faithful accounting to those whom he owes an obligation of trust." john f. kennedy, 35th president of the united states. we're coming right back. >>> president obama promised there would be no obama care for illegal immigrants. >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those that are here illegally. >> turns out congressman joe wilson was right. mr. obama lied. we'll have that story. >>> and every parent's worst nightmare as a 3-year-old is run over. we'll have video and some good news. next. mom, when is daddy coming home? daddy misses us, too, honey. [phone rings] ♪ he called her on the road ♪ hello. hi, honey. ♪ from a lonely cold hotel room ♪ hi, honey. ♪ just to hear her say ♪ i love you. ♪ "i love you" ♪ ♪ one more time ♪ ♪ ♪ a little voice came on the phone ♪ he's right here. dad, when you gonna come home? ♪