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myself as friends, and i am particularly touched by this reception by the president of the united states. [speakingn to the beach was normandy, as you said, so rightly. each of our countries knows what it owes to the other. its freedom. [speaking french] yesterday we were at thomas jefferson's residence. once ambassador of france. who remains one of the most beautiful ties that unite us. [speaking french] >> this afternoon at the arlington cemetery, the high french distinction to the american unknown soldier. i shall present american veterans who fought in the second world war and like to pay tribute to these men. [speaking french] [cheering and applause] [speaking french] [speaking french] i wish to demonstrate the fact that france will never forget the spirit of sacrifice shown by these american soldiers nameless heroes who left their home to liberate my country. we shall pay tribute to them during the celebration that will take place in france to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the normandy landing. i hope barack, you will join me on the sixth of june, 2014, 70 years after f day landing. [sp

speaking in french] >> i raise my glass in honor of america, the president, barack obama, the united states. [speakingfrench] [applause] [speaking in french] >> we have feelings for one another. we love the americans, and you love the french. [laughter] we share the same universal values, freedom, democracy. we have been defending these values together. the french armed forces are able to rely on the support provided by the u.s. soldiers and equipment in the central african republic. your support as accompanied our operations aiming at restoring security in this country torn by a violence between religion. see whether we have removed the unacceptable threat of an iranian nuclear weapon. we have succeeded in reaching an internal agreement in syria. we together removed the threat of force, the threat of a worsening situation and managers to force the regime of assad with the stockpiles of chemical weapons and together we are looking resolutely for a political outcome so desperately needed. to get a french and americans also want to work for growth and introduce a new rules that will prevented financial

we have the president of the united states speaking about mr. kenneth bae two days ago, four senators spoke about him four days ago and now a family speaking to us about how to get the momentum behind the bring back bae campaign. that's why i'm here today. >> let's listen to the president then talk to terri more. >> we pray for kenneth bae, a christian missionary who has been held in north korea for 15 months. sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. his family wants him home and the united states will continue to do everything in our power to secure his release because he deserves to be free. [ applause ] >> terri, what does it mean to have the president of the united states speaking on your brother's behalf and with this new movement? does it offer you renewed hope here? >> it was definitely encouraging to hear the commitment from the highest office of our country. we are thankful for that, for sure. >> you are not involved in the planning of this campaign with david but, of course, you support any effort to free your brother. do you think social m

delegation and myself and i'm particularly touched by this perception by the president of the united states. [speakingu said each of our country knows what it owes to the other, it's freedom. [speaking french] >> translator: yesterday we ran monticello thomas jefferson's residents a great american statesman once ambassador to france who remains one of the most beautiful symbols of the ties that unite us. .. [speaking french] [speaking french] >> i wish to demonstrate the fact france will never forget the spirit of sacrifice shown by the nameless heroes to left their home to liberate by cou country and theirs. we will pay tribute to them to remember the normandy landing. i hope you will join me on the 6th of june 2014, 70 years after the landing. [speaking french] >> our two countries hold universal values. values that we write together the universal declaration of rights. [speaking french] >> we stand together to fight terror. france and the united states stand side by side to make the values prevail. we stand with the united states to address the threats of the proliferation of weapons of mass destru

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delegation and myself and i'm particularly touched by this perception by the president of the united states. [speaking each of our country knows what it owes to the other, it's freedom. [speaking french] >> translator: yesterday we ran monticello thomas jefferson's residents a great american statesman once ambassador to france who remains one of the most beautiful symbols of the ties that unite us. .. [speaking french] [speaking french] >> i wish to demonstrate the fact france will never forget the spirit of sacrifice shown by the nameless heroes to left their home to liberate by cou country and theirs. we will pay tribute to them to remember the normandy landing. i hope you will join me on the 6th of june 2014, 70 years after the landing. [speaking french] >> our two countries hold universal values. values that we write together the universal declaration of rights. [speaking french] >> we stand together to fight terror. france and the united states stand side by side to make the values prevail. we stand with the united states to address the threats of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction

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welcome to the united states. [ speaking french ] >> mr. arack obama and michelle. it's cold in washington, you're right. it's a beautiful day, great day for american friends. i will speak in french for my country. [ speaking in >> we have received here my delegation myself as friends. i am particularly touched by this reception by the president of the united states. [ speaking french ] >> we are always united with by a common history from your town to the beaches of normandy as you said. each country owes to the other its freedom. [ speaking french ] >> yesterday we were at thomas jefferson's resident, a great american statesman, once ambassador to france who remains one of the most beautiful symbols of the ties that unites us. [ speaking french ] >> this afternoon at the arlington cemetery, i shall a ward the highest french distinction to the american unknown soldier. i shall present the american veterans who fought in the second world war with an a ward. i'd like to pay tribute to these men. [ speaking french ] >> i wish to demonstrate th

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welcome to the united states. [ speaking french ] [ french translation ] >>> before we go to break hereard, what does hollande need to get out of this? what does he hope to get out of this visit to the united states? >> well, i think president hollande would expect the united states to be more present in the middle east, for instance, at a time when everybody knows that president obama is turning more to asia and withdraw a little bit more from the middle east. the big challenges -- i don't mean that the big challenges are not in asia, but we have big challenges ahead, as you alluded to previously with syria, iran and we need strong america, we need a strong obama really with the west, with the french, the british and other nations in this part of the world. so it's probably what hollande will ask obama, don't withdraw too much and be careful with all what we have to face together. face challenges as president obama, we cannot be alone. we have to be together. iran and syria definitely in the loop. >> very quickly, what does the president hope to get out of this? >> the president hopes

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the problem for the united states is we don't have the power we would like to have internationally. there was a time when the united states would speak and the other nations responded. i think the american public thinks there is something some united states can do in a situation and this is a long-term term thing we can do with sanctionss or whatever. if you are in ukraine fighting, what america says right now might not have much influence. >> we are talking the the writers of a new book on hilary clinton. and there is this line in your book: libya's liberation for better or worse was hillary's war. >> this could have been her crown jewel and republicans think that was the path they were taking and then benghazi happened, of course. >> in terms of it being her war, in the united states the president and many of his advisors including the defense secretary and kerry were very unsure of getting involved with libya. some knew there was a plan to go after bin laden so another strike in a sovereign nation. the europeans wanted a no-fly zo zone. you have to get the arab countries on board and the arab league has different politics within t

so you speak english which is she was nice you speak english you are in the united states of america you ought to be speaking why are you here what crime you. here's what did you do. you just saw a boy. and i big problem this is the united states i'm very tough by the way you go to assure. me dizziness. you are very good i was worried that they may not know. if they don't know who i am they live on mars you know mars. i take this very serious. people come across the border because they are criminals once they cross the border you you became a criminal you know that you violated the federal laws. so you're in the united states you're in these tents by the way it gets hot here you're going to be here in july. july. you're lucky. you know why this is cool. in july a hundred and thirty eight degrees feel like to tense. well. if you want to be honest you like me you don't like. too hot why do our men and women. fight for our country. in afghanistan or iraq when they live in the terms. why do you complain places like a concentration camp. where you if you. were you in the army. you know the

they are pleading for help, looking to the world, turning to the united states, to speak out against these injustices and to help them as they fight for their fundamental rights. and the united states must stand with them in this struggle and that is why, mr. speaker, i have introduced a bill tonight, house resolution 488, a resolution that says to the people of venezuela, to maduro, and to the world that the united states stands on the side of those who seek liberty who seek democracy in venezuela, and that we will not remain silence while those abuses persist. this resolution also deplores the inexcusable use of violence against opposition leaders and the pr testers, many of whom are just students. and the use of intimidation to try to violence dissent. house resolution 488 also urges responsible nations to not sit quietly by on the sidelines, put to instead stand with them in solidarity, with the people of venezuela, to act i havely encourage a process of dialogue to end the violence. mr. speaker, this body must not remain silent on venezuela. i urge my colleagues to stand in suppo

completely new petition in recognition of taiwan as a part of its territory by the way the united states promised to speak in support of taiwan is necessary and this is despite the fact that washington doesn't fully formally recognize taiwan as an independent state. it should be noted that in the recent years relations between china and taiwan have improved significantly. the new scientific and educational magazine parents of the museums of kazakhstan was presented today. its aim is to promote cost or heritage of context and the published information on activities of local and foreign since the magazine is published under the auspices of my current context and the republican committee on the international council of museums. the committee which unites the museums of cars extent was established at the memorial complex map of cars extent of the american last year. another new magazine called to a heritage of austin are also gives information about all poultry events of cause excess capital city. posters interviews of artists comments of critics and viewers opinions will be published in a day will be publish

completely new petition in recognition of taiwan as a part of its territory by the way the united states promised to speak in support of taiwan is necessary and this is despite the fact that washington doesn't fully formally recognize taiwan as an independent state. it should be noted that in the recent years relations between china and taiwan have improved significantly. in a scientific and educational magazine parents of the museums of kazakhstan was presented today. its aim is to promote courts are headed to cause extend the published information on activities of local and foreign since the magazine is published under the auspices of my current context and the republican committee on the international council of museums. the committee which unites the museums of cars extent was established at the memorial complex map of cars extent of the american last year. another new magazine called to a heritage of austin are also gives information about all poetry events of cars expense capital city. posters interviews of artists comments of critics and viewers opinions will be published in a day will be published

care law and thele of legal process at all, to not allow the representative to come to the united states and speak to stand by his clients and speak alongside them. i think it is highly problematic but it speaks to the secretive nature of the american state. >> madiha tahir, can you give us a sense of how many victims or families of victims of drone strikes have attempted to bring their cases to the courts, either in pakistan or in the u.s.? >> i'm not sure exactly what the figures are at this point, because the cases are at different levels. are still in the process of gathering information in order to get the cases out there. the most significant cases right now are the karim khan case and tribale son of the leader who was killed on march 17 in a drone attack on a jurga that killed upwards of 40 or 50 people. >> the obama administration is receiving criticism. on monday, i spoke with glenn greenwald recently launched the intercept.org with jimmy scahill and laura poitras. i asked him about the initial associated press article that broke the story. you can go to democracynow.org to hear what glen

also one of the organizers of nuns on the bus, catholic nuns who have traveled all over the united states speaking out on issues of social justice. she has sent us a statement opposing the ayotte amendment. and it's a lengthy statement. i won't read it all but i do want to read several parts that i think are important. sister simone campbell says, "to set the record straight, children targeted by the ayotte amendment do exist and they do live in the u.s. 4 million of them are u.s. citizens. others are little dreamers, young children brought to this country by their families. under existing tax laws, their families may apply for the child tax credit if they qualify financially. if fraud is suspected, the solution is not to deny all eligible children access to this critical antipoverty program. that is cruel and ineffective." those are the words of sister simone campbell in reference to this proposed amendment. she concludes by saying, "responsible leaders in congress should look into their hearts and reject proposals like this one pushed by senator ayotte. this political tactic is not good for our

the president of the united states should speak out with absolute clarity and solidarity for the protestersedom. >> reporter: should there be more sanctions? or should there be sanctions? >> absolutely yes. we should be imposing sanctions on the people in ukraine who are oppressing and torturing the protesters. >> reporter: cruz may not be coy about having them but he's a traditional politician on the question on when he'd make it official. >> reporter: so are you willing to help the alka seltzer company officially and throw your hat in? when is that going to happen? >> you know, my focus, and you've heard this before, is on the senate. >> reporter: i know i've heard that before. i want to know something new. when are you going to announce? >> look to last week. look to the debt ceiling. >> reporter: that was part of your 2016 campaign? >> no. that was doing part of the job that i promised texans i would do. >> reporter: jake, guess where he is right now. florida and that, of course, is an early primary state for anybody who wants to be president of the united states. >> there's one other t

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could spill over into neighboring countries and could ultimately lead to an attack on the united states. they're speakinglawmakers in the hearing on worldwide threats. the core leadership of al qaeda announced it has cut ties with a major group in syria. the united nations wrapped up peace talks aimed at ending the bloodshed. jennifer griffin is live. top intelligence officials say they think syria is a real concern. >> reporter: in fact this is the second time we have hear from the nation's top intelligence piece in a week. a scathing assessment of the global threats facing the nation. james clapper stated most bluntly. >> looking back over my more than half a century in intelligence, i've not experienced a time when we had been beset by mow crisis and threats around the globe. >> clapper insists the insurgence is 10,000 fighters from different groups them u.s. intelligence chief warned that the al qaeda-linked insurgents in syria could potentially strike the u.s. homeland, changing their assessment from a year ago. >> complicating this further are the 7500 or so foreign fighters from some 50 countries

had to say. >> which obviously has captured the attention of the entire world. [ speaking spanish ] >> the united statesst terps the violence taking place there. [ speaking spanish ] >> and we have been deeply engaged with our european partners as well as both the ukrainian government and the opposition to try to assure that that violence ends. [ speaking spanish ] >> we hold the ukrainian government primarily responsible for making sure it is dealing with peaceful pros never an appropriate way, th the ukrainian people are able do assemble and speak freebie about their interests without fear of repression and i want to be very clear that as we work through these next several days in the ukraine that we are going to be watching very carefully and we expect the ukrainian government to show restraint, to not resort to violence in dealing with peaceful protesters. we have said that we also expect peaceful protesters to remain peaceful and we'll be monitoring very carefully the situation, recognizing that along with our european partners in the international community there will be consequences if people ste

i believe it is imperative for this bill, the united states --e united states senate to speak on sanctions against iran before it is too laivment and i hate the fact that we've lost our bipartisan approach to this topic. we've been together for a very long time, as republicans and democrats. we've had 16 rounds of captions since 1987, nine u.n. security resolutions since 2006 demanding the full and sustained suspension of all uranium enrichment and processing activities in cooperation with the iaea. the united nations, the congress in an overwhelming bipartisan fashion has been imposing sanctions and speaking to the threat we all have -- face against the iranian nuclear program. unfortunately, the bipartisanship has come apart in terms of whether or not we should have another vote. the bipartisan bill that would reauthorize sanctions at the end of the six-month negotiating period, has got 59 cospork cosp, 17 democrats. we believe desperately -- at least i do -- that the sanctions that have been so effect i have in bringing the iranians to the table are literally falling apart. and i will h

the new york police department has more spanish-speaking officers than any other police department in the united states. so the fact that this didn't just happen once. what make this is so egregious is it happened three different times. three different times she filed a report and says he is violent to me. had any one of those reports been translated, he would have been arrested and possibly been doing time on the original violence and this poor woman and her children would still be alive. >> let's talk about the liveing in fear. jeff, she lived in fear. she was let down by the system a few times. she went to the proper authorities and then she had to live in fear constantly. >> yeah, police not sent out.

. >> as you mentioned, other cartels are operating in the united states the knights templar or the [ [speakingeign language] >> you have the dar tell, the production of cocaine in south america. central america being the passage way to make its way in to the united states. >> you don't think there will be that much impact on the american streets? >> no. >> guzman faces allow access for convoys delivering flies surprise tsupplies tothe cities. >> a rare sight inside the united nation security council chamber, unanimous support on getting aid inside syria, the resolution received 15 votes in favor. the draft rest luke has been adopted unanimously. the u.n. second general was there. and showed a hint of frustration of the diplomatic wrangler. >> this resolution should not have been necessary. humanitarian assistance is not something to be negotiated. it is something to be allowed by virtue of international law. >> reporter: for weeks there were deep divisions between russia and western countrie cous over previous versions of the restless luke, months on you claimed one sided regulations and it wa

situation in ukraine which, obvious, has captured the attention of the entire world. >> [speaking spanish] >> the united statesondemns in the strongest terms the violence that's taking place there. >> [speaking spanish] >> and we have been deeply engaged with our european partners as well as both the ukrainian government and the opposition to try to assure that that violence is finished. >> [speaking spanish] >> but we hold the ukrainian government primarily responsible for making sure that it is dealing with peaceful protesters in an appropriate way, that the ukrainian people are able to assemble and speak freely about their interests without fear of repression. and i want to be very clear that as we work through these next several days in ukraine, that we are going to be watching very carefully, and we expect the ukrainian government to show restraint, to not resort to violence in dealing with peaceful protesters. we've said that we also expect peaceful protesters to remain peaceful, and we'll be monitoring very closely the situation, recognizing that along with our european partners and the international co

is in the interest of the united states to put a ten dollar. unit legally speaking. welcome back across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing recent developments in ukraine. ok and i'd like to ariel in washington how do you frank reflect upon that leaked tape with victoria nuland because it really you know you connect the dots right here she's made a huge investment for a regime change of one form or another or have a regime friendly to brussels and washington no matter how you want to look at it it's regime change here how do you look at that with that it's playing out on the streets right now i mean if this is what her investment was all about is a bring the city and i love here it's a beautiful beautiful city and you know what it looks it looks really awful right now and even dangerous i mean this is what american money is bringing bringing democracy to ukraine destroying its capital for us to all first of all victoria nuland did not make a five billion dollar investment in ukraine that's rubbish second of all let'

the united states understands bilingualism is teaching spanish children, spanish and english speaking children. they usually have less and spanish and english. then you could have a really bilingual country i knew it the culture they so much more exciting. i suggest he regenerates how much our achievement and look at every other great society in his jury. it had more than one language. >> host: if the protection is true, one of the things we are looking not at one of the things we talk about when we talk about the 53 million hispanics living in the united states is how john they are. and how bicultural they are and how acculturated they will become. there is a theory that i've heard here and there, most very to business folks who are trying to reach the market but in fact younger hispanics are interested and maybe middle-aged hispanics are interested in this retro acculturation. perhaps you're two or three generations in the united states can you realize that you want to teach my children spanish i do want to cook certain foods or listen to certain types of music. d.c. that is somethi

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i have not heard the president of the united states were speaker boehner speak to th number of legalnts that enter this country every year. the number of permanent resident green cards are issued by the government every year. and those who are naturalized every year. including if legislation is passed and signed. this is, to me, jaw-dropping. that these two parties are reading this far in their rhetoric and maneuvers without sharing with the american people are hearing or the fact of the matter. does this not surprise you what they need to talk about so many other things is what you are referring to. and that is how our current immigration system works. what is right with it and what is wrong with it. all they talk about is what they want to do. and they need to do more than now. if you prefer to the so-called family reunification system, which allows many hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants that come in just because they ar a cousin or a relative of somebody who is already here. and it doesn't let a select for immigration talented and skilled people, highly educated people w

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>> first, let me say that the president of the united states will be speaking on the issue of ukrainell hear directly from him. in terms of the mediation mission that we think is urgently needed, i think what's important is that it be seen as independent, credible, obviously the secretary general has dispatched a former ambassador to ukraine. as many of you know. the osce has historic connections, obviously, to many, many parts of the ukraine and to the ukrainian people. what we think is important, again, is that there is a mission at a time when the crisis seems to be escalating rather than de-escalating and we think that mission be carried out in service of the territorial integrity, sovereignty and unity of ukraine. >> can i ask you how you would describe the russian military movement in crimea. do these count as an act of aggression? >> i'm not going to be characterizing the movements. you'll be hearing from the president shortly. beyond the point that i've already made, we are deeply concerned by these reports, deeply concerned by what we see as the facts on the ground. and we ur

what grounds are found and those will change radly the people of the united states but also have people all over the world. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and this is precisely we're so proud that more than 3 hundred french companies have chosen to settle down in san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and we'll also particularly proud that a third of american investments in france come from this area. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we have a historic ties that is true the french have attributed to the creation of city and other french folks create vineyard in this area and now more french meanwhile will settle down here for conversation in the district speeding i hope you'll forgive us for thinking why so many french people want to come and live here is because they think they're in france (laughter) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we've got strong cultural diaz ties between paris and san francisco there's a fruitful cooperation that as beautiful infections on expression itching and we've got close ties in the fields of cinema but cult is high on the agenda. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we a