obama en este foro exclusivo? >> yo lamento mucho josÉ que el presidente continÚe con el tema de la reforma migratoria, este es un presidente que cuando fue senador en el aÑos 2006 a 2007 le puso trabas a la reforma migratoria integral que presentaron los senadores mccain y kennedy, este es el mismo presidente que en su campaÑa 2008 prometiÓ una reforma migratoria integral durante el primer aÑo de mandado, ahora es verdad hay una minorÍa en el partido republicano que ha hecho mÁs difÍcil la reforma migratoria estamos trabajando aquÍ en el congreso para lograr sobre pasar esa situaciÓn, pero el presidente no estÁ ayudando porque en sus declaraciones no estÁ siendo sincero y tampoco estÁ trabajando con nosotros para lograr esta reforma migratoria que tanto apoyamos. >> el posible candidato republicano bush, dijo que el presidente barack obama ha excesivo su autoridad y daÑado el esfuerzo hacia una soluciÓn real al sistema de inmigraciÓn, durante este foro esto fue lo que el presidente le respondiÓ

barack obama presided over the russian invasion of ukraine. jimmy carter presided over the rising republic of iran, barack obama presided over the rise of the islamic state in syria. so they've got lots of similarities. the difference is jimmy carter actually changed course at the end of his presidency. he began raising the defense budgeted, launched the carter doctrine. so i think the comparison is actually unfair to jimmy carter. >> poor jimmy carter. poor barack obama depending on your viewpoint. joe, what say you? >> rand paul said that those that are criticizing obama on these kinds of things particularly cheney, should look at themselves in the mirror particularly on iraq, and some of the issues in foreign policy. and i think that's good advice. both administrations have gotten a lot wrong. and we can go into the long litany of things that cheney was wrong about in going into iraq in the first place. i think a lot of this is about positioning for, you know, who screwed up iraq, and i think historians will figure that out, and maybe 20 30

¿en quÉ va a acabar la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente barack obama? ¿quÉ va a pasar con 5 millones de indocumentados que iban a ser beneficiados? lo hablamos con el senador demÓcrata tim kaine y el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez responde a sus preguntas. estÁ con nosotros la actriz diane guerrero de las series "jane the virgin" y "orange is the new black". ella sorprendiÓ a muchos al revelar que sus padres fueron deportados cuando solo tenÍa 14 aÑos de edad. comenzamos. >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto. este fin de semana agarraron a "la tuta" y con esto comenzamos. despuÉs de "el chapo guzmÁn", el narcotraficante mÁs poderoso de mÉxico era "la tuta", cuyo nombre es servando gÓmez martÍnez. Él es el lÍder del sanguinario cartel de "los caballeros templarios", una organizaciÓn que controla las actividades del narco en el estado de michoacÁn y desde ahÍ en el resto de mÉxico. a "la tuta" le gustaba hablar en pÚblico y enviaba videos a los medios de comunicaciÓn, pero su arresto fue totalmente distinto. lo detuvieron

barack obama, reminding everyone including -- barack obama reminding everyone including the israeli premier that they want a two state solution. they will continue to cooperate on matters of security intelligence, and military matters, but also taking time to tell benjamin netanyahu that the u.s. is still focused on reaching a comprehensive deal with iran concerning its nuclear program, making short -- sure that it does not achieve nuclear weapons. this probably irking benjamin netanyahu. an obviously tense relationship that had already reached a low went recently -- a low point recently. molly: that was gallagher fenwick reporting from jerusalem. >>reporter: wolfsburg witha 2- -- with a 2-1 win. napoli through. the spanish through 5-2. club brugge and zenit st. petersburg also into the draw. paris st. germain missed the first league quarterfinal after being sent off against chelsea. a defender has been given a one match ban after posting insults about a referee after the match. fifa has concerns -- confirmed the final in qatar will take place on december 18. temperatures often exceed 40 de

obama is right up there. she doesn't have that deft political touch as barack obama has. but personally she does have the ability to connect with that donor class i think just as strongly as barack obama does. so they like her, which is a huge advantage to her as she goes for the nomination. >> certainly likes and supports hillary clinton. there's been a persistent i don't know if it's a rumor is the wrong word point of view that hillary clinton and barack obama do not like each other personally. now, i don't know anything about that. i've heard it from a lot of people who know them. but, you know, i was wondering -- >> that wouldn't surprise me. >> have you heard that? >> i have. i have. i've heard it from democrats. and it doesn't surprise me because remember of course 2008 they had that acura -- in the campaign and hillary didn't drop out of the race until the end. and there was no hiding the fact that there was a lot of bitterness between the obama camp and the clinton camp after bill clinton made that comment about, you know, that's the biggest fantasy ever after i t

ex aex asesor del presidente barack obama, desde washington querÍa comenzar con ustedes hablando de la decisiÓn del senador de t ted cruz de postularse a la presidencia, dan, ¿crees que o negativo? positivo para los >> yo creo que es algo positivo, tiempo es positivo cuando una persona puede ampliar la conversaciÓn y pueda abordar tema que puedan crecer la economÍa ampliar la calidad de la educaciÓn para los hijos ademÁs incrementar la posibilidad de crecer en el sector de energÍa y una persona que va a respetar la constituciÓn que no lo ha hecho el presidente barack obama, todo esto, creo que es positivo para esta conversaciÓn que nos lleva a una candidatura. >> lui r mÁs provincia para el senador de texas tener oportunidades de apoyo en lugares como iowa quizÁs un poco mas en otros estados del sur despuÉs de esta de la primera primaria, pero no a nivel nacional idato que mucho apoyo? >> no realmente no y para demÓcrata la candidatura de ted cruz es positiva porque pone a los republicanos en un lugar difÍcil, es lo mismo que pone boehner en la cÁmara de representante

the barack obama of the first few years of his term, or the barack obama who some say is a lame duck, who was once thorny in the administration. >> i think i'll wait to hear what the president has to say. but he has been, as we all know, been criticized for being reticent to address race in a very forceful and consistent manner. but let us not forget now that he has spoken out on that issue at times in the course of the past six years. so maybe that will be something that he'll address again in the context of voting rights, and what needs to be done to be sure that we don't move backwards. >> in fact, before we talk i want you to listen to the president and the attorney general, by the way on an issue that is more in the headlines this day. both of them promising change in ferguson. they're responding to the justice department investigation that shows a long history of racial discrimination against african-americans. today we learn two police officers have resigned. a clerk was fired for sending racist e-mails about the president himself. and the president spoke about the police offic

my book is not just about barack obama. one of the reasons i wrote the book is people think i was somehow born in 2007. i actually had a long life before that. the obama campaign was a culmination of that life and i wanted to reclaim my life. and so, you know, it isn't an obama book per se. i knew it would be evaluated as such by some but i wanted to tell that story. it's been four years since i left the white house. i wanted to tell my story, and there was an interest in having me tell my story, so i took advantage of that, and i'm glad that i did. >> i want to get to some of that but i want to sort of dispatch with the obama administration parts of it. is there stuff you decided, i'm not going to litigate this now, or i'm not going to get into this now while he's in office? >> you know i guess i made subtle judgments as i went along, some of them unconscious judgments. what i tried not to do is settle scores in this book. i tried not to air dirty linen for my own purposes. i did a lot of that. there were things that i wro

barack obama answers back saying he would never agree to a deal for nuclear weapons. not great news for nuclear giantarebva. like a loss of 4.8 billion euros -- >> a loss of 4.8 billion euros for the last year. areva has unveiled a cost-cutting plan that may mean job losses. >> areva had warned losses would be big, and they were. 4.8 billion euros lost in 2014. what went so catastrophically wrong yet the company -- so catastrophically wrong? the company has not sold a reactor since 2008. demand is down after the fukushima explosion in japan. and then there was the delay of a building of a nuclear power plant in finland. it is 10 years behind schedule and the costs have risen dramatically. areva says it plans to balance and books within three years but it plans to cut costs countdown investments commence the depth sales of some of its assets and push for more development in china. areva employs more than 200,000 people. -- more than 2000 people. >> if there were any job cuts, there would not be compulsory redundancies. >> the french state owned electricity company is i

not unlike barack obama. so is the american public going to buy that kind of resume following eight years of another rookie? >> well, i think in desperation as dorothy is suggesting, they just might. as troubled as i am by the rookies, let's do the comparison. marco rubio is also a first-term senator. rubio has worked with the senate colleagues. >> he was the senate -- assembly leader, speaker of the florida house. >> right. and if i may say so without being the chute dropping beneath me, hillary clinton was widely regarded as a good senate colleague. someone who did work on legislation. ted cruz is completely alienated from all of his republican colleagues in the senate. >> he's pitching that as a virtue. >> but this is my problem in selecting the president this time. are we just selecting somebody who's doing to make us feel good because he gives speeches in the white house the way that barack obama does or are we going to elect someone who has political skills to pass a flat tax or to get some legislation

claro que sÍ. >> el presidente barack obama ha impuesto sanciones a venezuela. dice que es una amenaza para la seguridad nacional de estados unidos. ¿se equivocÓ barack obama al darle a nicolÁs maduro una excusa para replegarse y reprimir? >> mira, yo no soy quiÉn para juzgar si se equivocÓ o no. yo respeto la polÍtica del sr. obama, el presidente obama. yo lo que sÍ te digo es que en venezuela la Única ayuda internacional que necesitamos es que se respeten los derechos humanos. que los paÍses demÓcratas, que se pronuncian por los derechos humanos. >> y termino con esto: si tÚ y yo hablamos dentro de dos aÑos, ¿quÉ venezuela te imaginas? >> de aquÍ a dos aÑos te vamos a invitar para que hagas esa entrevista en miraflores. >> y ahÍ lo dejamos. >> claro que sÍ. >> salvatore lucchese en "al punto". por cierto, el embajador roy chaderton, quien vive en washington, se disculpÓ de sus comentarios. dijo que su familia en venezuela quedÓ muy impactada por los comentarios. pidiÓ disculpas, pero solo a los seguidores del rÉgimen, no a los opositores,

. >> ellos son criminales y tienen que ser arrestados dijo el presidente barack obama sobre las personas que dispararon contra los policÍas. >> en un programa de televisiÓn el presidente de estados unidos, barack obama dijo que las protestas nosotros ferguson tienen velo dÉcimo pero que no hay excusa para cometer un acto criminal. >> y otro acto criminal contra de policÍa se produjo en miami, donde prendieron fuego a dos vehÍculos de la policÍa. >> esta es una de las dos patrulla que amanecieron quemada nosotros la ciudad de miami la otra estÁ en el mismo vecindario las autoridades estÁn investigando los motivos pero no descartan la posibilidad que sea tensiÓn racial que se vive a nivel nacional. >> sabemos que cuando vamos a trabajar, quizÁs no regresemosamos pero cuando afecta a la familia se eleva un poco mÁs la sensibilidad por la simple razÓn que la familia estÁ en peligro. >> el ataque en ferguson pone en alerta a policÍas de todo el paÍs en un hecho mÁs grave que se produjo en new york el pasado diciembre, cuando un hombre asesinÓ a dos policÍas y despuÉs se sui

barack obama says he sees little chance. there are conflicting reports over whether yemen's president has fled the country. the rebels continued to advance southwards and appear poised to take over the witty of aden. -- city of aden. he fled out of the country's port of mid-heavy security. his foreign ministers deny he left the country. more on a precarious situation in the arab world's poorest country. >> as him and teeters on the brink of civil war, there is much confusion about the whereabouts of the president. he had been holed up in the southern port of aden and's rebels overran the capital last month. -- since rebels overran the f month. -- the capital last month. asked the planes are trying to fire rockets at the president. up until now aden is still standing. the president is trying his hardest. >> other reports say the president has fled. at the moment is it -- it is unclear where the president is. they made significant advances, capturing the airports wednesday. they have made gains further south. bases a city over

he always got this moniker before barack obama as the first black president. what did you ever think of that moniker? >> it's interesting. i just -- i take away from that that he had a heart for the community. he understood and he really did understand to a certain ex at the present time -- extent. i believe he did do as much as he was allowed to do in the political climate at that time. >> i see a "but" coming. >> yes, because things can change. you have a president but you have factions within that white house that fight and make that case to get you to move the way they feel you should move. i didn't find that out, really until the issue of slave abolishing came to be and the reparations issue. mike mcoccurredccurdy the former press secretary at the time said there wouldn't be any movement on reelslations. then you had people there fighting for and talking to him about it. but i think what happens is that you have so many factions within the white house fighting and then president clinton even said this to me. he said african-americans don't know how to com

several years ago, the speaker here on a sunday morning was then-senator barack obama. the senator who is now president talked about that there was the moses generation, the foot soldiers, the many that we heard from this morning, and then he said that those of us behind worthy joshua generation -- were the joshua generation. yesterday, as some of us were marching across the bridge, i reminded him now. i reminded him of the joshua generation. the problem with the joshua generation is that it does not go by age. it goes by commitment. there were many people that were in the moses generation that were not in the movement. just because your old doesn't mean we only you -- owe you no gratitude. there are many in the joshua generation who are not engaged now. the real way you separate them is by those that are committed to the journey, and committed why? because there is a distortion of why we have taken this journey. i've been wrestling with it, bishop, and it came together for me on that bridge yesterday. i happened to be standing between her and the president as we got ac

al pderesidente estadounidense bop barack obama pidiendo la deroga derogacioÓn de la carta que los c califica como un paiÍs peligroso. >> dijo que se ha alistado en la s reserva, un cuerpo militarizado de civiiles. >> carmen bogayo es maama de casa, dice que ha tomado en serio una intervenciÓn de eustados unidos. >> tenemos miedo que manden a ir iran, como a los paiseÍses que no tenian tenÍan nada. >> otros desestiman el llalmado d del pderesidente maduro en el pais paÍs. >> iniciaron el alborote para que la gente se olvide de las c cosas que suceden en el paiÍs. >> para esta internacionalista n nmicolÁs maduro aprovecha el mome momento para esconder la corrup corrupciÓn y desvio de fondos pu publicoÚblicos. >> mÁs de 4 0 mil millones de dls dÓlares cvinculados al a la estatal petrolera pdv han sido desviados como transacciones dudaosas al ba bando co de suiza y principal de a andorra. >> un fuerte ciclon categoriÍa 2 golpeo el norte de australia, uef ufuuff fuetrtes lluvias y vientos dejaro dejaron una estela de destruccio destrucciondest su paso y algunas comunidades pe

president barack obama says nearly 10,000 u.s. troops will remain in afghanistan through the end of this year. the announcement came as mr. obama met with afghan president ghani in washington. >> the summit originally planned to cut the number of troops by more than 4,000 by the end of this year. however, mr. ghani pushed for a slower troop withdrawal. >> this flexibility reflects on our reinvigorated partnership with afghanistan which is aimed at making afghanistan secure and preventing it from being launched to -- being prepared to launch traffic attacks. >> the flexibility provide for 2015 will be used to accelerate reforms, to ensure that there are national security forces that are much better led, equipped trained, and/or focused on their fundamental mission. >> mr. dejuany is expected to speak before the u.s. congress latered with. let's bring in our senior international correspondent, nick paton walsh, live with the latest on this. there you have it. more u.s. troops staying longer in afghanistan. it would suggest as presid

brock obama was also a very -- barack obama was also a very recent senator. he was elected in 2012 into the senate in 2013 and is already going to the presidency. that is a similar path to the one the president took. ted cruz, despite spending very few years in the senate, is very well known. he is pretty much despised by democrats and also by some republicans. he is seen as responsible for the government shutdown after he opposed the health care overhaul put in place by president obama. that is one of the reasons he is well known. he is entering a very crowded field. at this point, he is not even the front runner. laura: two i very much. brock obama was -- thank you very much. barack obama was the first black president of the united states. could ted cruz be the first hispanic president of the united states? the united nations is saying violence between -- is escalating rapidly. dozens of people were killed when suicide bombers targeted a mosque. saudi arabia says it will intervene if no peaceful solution is found. they accuse iran of meddling in yemen. repo

obama . >>> establecen en el documento que ice dice a peasr de la deiciis decisioÓn que tomo lel juez fede federal de tedxaexas, continuaÚan sigu siguendo lel orden de las reglas para deportar a alguien. >>> abusadores de niÑos ,trafica ,traficantes de drogas, personas con 3 delitos. >>> boel presidente de los estados unidos barack obama lo dijo en l el foro de tlmelemundo, esamotamos e enfocados en criminales, para e esta madre que asgeuegura no perder la esperanza su mjeensaje para el g cgongreso federal es uno . >q>> que nos apoyen en darnos un permiso de trabajo con eso tros nosotros tenemos suficiente . >>> gzonzÁlez por su paret te reite reitera que a todo aquel que le llegue una cita ante un juez de iminmigrante debera presentarse no serÁ deportado mientras no te tenga basproblemas con la jciausticia . >>> subrrayan que las personas no se edbn desanimanmr y top ampoco que juegan con sus emoicciones la j ajecciÓn ejecutiva fue detenida n no eliminada . >>> muy itmportante destacar eso gracias, el mes de abril serÁ de decisivo en la lucha por la alca alcaldia de la cddiudad

obama. marÍa: el mandatario quiere que sea obligatorio. dos marÍa: se estÁ encontrando razones encontradas dentro de los republicanos y demÓcratas acerca de la obligaciÓn de los votos presidente: si todos votarÁn podrÍan ser lo necesario para caber este paÍs y entre los mÁs jÓvenes serÍa bastante importante, marÍa: segÚn informes menos de 37% de la poblaciÓn no votaron el 2014. >> sabemos que hay casi acaba de 11 millones de latinos que son elegibles para votar y no han hecho. marÍa: la sugerencia, creciente amenaza con los derechos uno tienen derecho a exigir el voto pero no votar, tambiÉn es una manera de expresarse asÍ que obligar al los norteamericanos a votar. >> es un error es un tipo de socialismo que existe en europa donde el gobierno decide, y el gobierno manda y obliga la poblaciÓn hacer ciertas cosas sea votar sea tener un plan de salud. y quiÉn sabe quÉ otras cosas que tiene en mente el presidente marÍa: es importante que haya comenzado la comunicaciÓn para

[applause] barack obama is the first probably not the last president that will cover, that his grade is as high in your book as bill clinton. >> because of the first term. i'm not going to say in action but because he didn't come out. there are two different one. first term in the second term. we see more african-american president. he knows who he is and he's not ashamed. first term he had to be strategic. there was a fight in the white house. he was the president who gave the payout after waiting for that money. he was the president who did that but at the same time it wasn't necessarily i'm going to do it. it took tactics. >> are you surprised that barack obama didn't make a stronger case in his first? >> know because looking back he had to be who he was. >> you can watch this and other us online at tv.org. >> ofat the chief of staff of the air force assembles a list of books he recommends for servicemen and women. here's the 2015 list. >> we rarely see politicians on the left as contributing to this in fact we usually see them as the champions, right? at the time the congress was

barack obama made it clear he is open to normalizing relations with cuba. he says change is hard in our own lives and in the lives of nations, but that doesn't mean you don't take the risk. he sent from the beginning he would do the same with iran. one of his early actions in office was writing the letter reaching out to iranian leadership. now with what he sees as a more moderate leadership in iran, he says we cannot squander this chance. this is been his ideology all along. republican saying he is being reckless with national security and the u.s. will pay the consequences of a bad deal. anchor: thanks for that. before switzerland, secretary of state john kerry weighed in on the situation in syria, a country that has now entered its fifth year of war. speaking sunday, the secretary of state said washington would have to negotiate with syrian president bashar al-assad. that seems to be a turnaround after the u.s. insisting for years his days were numbered. john kerry: we are working hard with other interested parties to see if we can reignite a diplomatic

tonight, president barack obama. and sean penn. with cleto and the cletones. and now, take it easy, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. the perfect night to join us. we have quite a show for you tonight. the leader of the free world is on the show tonight. sean penn is here to promote his movie "the gunman." president obama is here to promote a project he's been working on called the united states. we never had a sitting president on the show. we had two former presidents. president clinton and -- was morgan freeman president? okay, we had one. so this is two now. if you told me when i was like 14 years old that one day i would interview the president on tv, i -- i would have said, that's great, will i ever get to see boobs? very single-minded. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. there has been some controversy surrounding obama's appearance on the show tonight. monday we announced the president would be here. this morning i got a letter fr

barack obama's got to be cognizant of that possibility. he doesn't want that to happen. >> well again, i think they're thinking about that will be someone else's problem in two or three years. they've made up their mind, that they have to move forward on this, no matter what. they're locked into this and they've made the decision. i think what you said, it will lead to a nuclear middle east. and the argument will be, as an enemy of the united states can have enrichment why not an ally like ours. not to mention the sunni shia perspective in this as well. >> there was a lot of news today, we just talked about it about hillary clinton using only, exclusively a personal e-mail account when she's secretary of state. her team said, this is a nonissue. it's exactly the same thing colin powell did. they're saying there's nothing there. your take on it. >> there may not be. that will have to be further examined. there are two that we have to look at. the first is using a private server outside the government system is extremely vulnerable, to hacke

and barack obama got away with it in 2008, being about hope and change. ted cruz is going to face a lot of scrutiny, because imagine suggests something you talked about earlier. by a snap of a finger, we will have jobs waiting for us. there is -- you have to go a little further on that. it is not a bad rejoinder. mark: i assume he is going to make this the center of his stone speech. you can use this to adapt to changing circumstances. imagine a president who would do this and that. he has talked about anticipation. he has to be more optimistic. double -- the trouble with ted cruz is, he was appealing to people who currently support him, and people who are like-minded but do not know him yet. if he is ever going to do well, he will have to expand his base. optimism is one way to do it. john: you have to be the imagine guy or the world is on fire guy. movement number two if all that revolved around a man we all know well, a man who needs no introduction, a man named jesus. senator cruz: there are people who wonder if faith is real. i can tell you, in my fa

president barack obama is with us. thank you again for being here. so this is something i feel like,fy was the president and it's unlikely that is ever going to happen. >> you never know. >> jimmy: if i was the president -- >> it was unlikely that i was going to be president. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the moment i was inaugurated my hand would just -- it would still be hot from touching the bible and i would immediately race to wherever they have the files about area 51 and ufos. and i'd go through everything to find out what happened. >> right. >> jimmy: did you do that? >> that's why you will not be president. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> if that's the first thing that you would do. what would happen, you'd reveal all the secrets. they exercise strict control over it. >> jimmy: you know there are a lot of people that are going to examine your facial expressions here. every twitch, everything. >> i know. >> jimmy: so, did you look? did you see? did you explore? >> i can't reveal anything. >> jimmy: oh, really? because president clinton said

¿en quÉ va a acabar la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente barack obama? ¿quÉ va a pasar con 5 millones de indocumentados que iban a ser beneficiados? lo hablamos con el senador demÓcrata tim kaine y el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez responde a sus preguntas. estÁ con nosotros la actriz diane guerrero de las series "jane the virgin" y "orange is the new black". ella sorprendiÓ a muchos al revelar que sus padres fueron deportados cuando solo tenÍa 14 aÑos de edad. comenzamos.

barack obama, hillary clinton, elizabeth warren, john kerry, al gore and mike huckabee. mike huckabee would win that race. maybe that would lead you to think, mike huckabee is the most popular politician in america. which is not true. but in this mock race, there's only one candidate to represent all of the conservatives in this country and five candidates who would split the vote of everyone else. that is exactly the way the media landscape looks in this country right now. you have one national tv news outlet that conservatives watch, fox news, and a whole bunch of news outlets that everyone else watches. look at that new poll. fox news, only 29% of voters chose the network. another 57% of voters were split between msnbc, cnn, nbc, abc and cbs news. here's the thing, according to data from the pew center, audiences were basically every outlet in both these so-called mainstream media and progressive media, to the "new yorker," nightly news, "usa today," they awe skee left of center. that is not an accident. because conservative media outlets like fox news spend day after

[applause] now, brothers and sisters, do not take president barack obama for granted. stand on your feet and express your cells. stand on your feet and express your cells. do not taken for granted. express yourself. for the jobs, for the justice on your feet. i mean, put your hands together like you really mean it. [applause] i was blessed to be here 50 years ago. sister lynch had been hit in the mouth, when out of the side door, and we saw the sheriff going down the other street. we got in the car and rushed down and said turn left, and there was an open door, and i jumped out of the car and ran a house, and a lady said somebody is in my house, and i said yes ma'am we are with dr. king, and she said are you sure, and we said yes, and she came downstairs trembling, and she said can i trust y'all, and we said yes ma'am, and she said are you sure. we said yes. she said that when officials asked my boss do he know them, he lied, and i was washing rice, and i did not say nothing, and i could not say nothing, but when the man left, these guys followed him, and they came in

the rock obama, much like barack obama, only larger and more violent. now, where were we? you, orange man. >> me? >> you invite netanyahu without asking? >> i did. >> you like israel? >> yes. >> maybe you should go visit israel. >> oh, boy. that was a good saturday night live. we were talking about a really good "60 minutes" last night good "snl." winning associate editor of "washington post," bood",," boot wad bob woodward and the host of "hard ball" chris matthews. >> i watched you "way too early" this morning atting a 5:who. >> we've been talking about new developments out of iran. and out of geneva with the negotiations. we'll start with you, chris. i want to play a new game which is why is joe wrong? i think it's a game everybody is going to love to play. i think -- >> how about a new game? >> well, no this is -- you get to voice the game on air on joe's show. why am i wrong? i think this president, like a lot of presidents in their seventh and eighth year are so desperate for the big deal that sometimes, you know, reagan finally went from cold warrior to getting one

president. >> obama: barack obama topped the list of dignitaries. we followed the steps of civil rights leaders like john lewis who were beaten when reaching the other side. the president spoke of the sacrifices the original marchers made. >> we honor those who walked so we can run. we must run so our children soar and we believe in the power of the awesome god and we believe in this country's sacred promise. >> the president offered a call to action during his speech. he's urging cropping to pass a new version of the voting rights act. he wants to roll back poverty with a plan providing jobs and education reform and calling for reforms in the system, addressing unfair sentencing practices in prisons. we go to an associate professor and bill payne former chair of the naacp, great to have you both with us on this very historic day. >> thank you. >> how should this movement be defined 50 years later? >> well, i think that obvious by the selma march 50 years ago was memorialized today as a very monumental move. recognizing those people who participated

glading barack obama his behavior is reprehensible. and if hillary clinton really wants to be president of united states, if she is ever to break from barack obama if ever to show any daylight between her policies and barack obama she should welcome that conneaut do any with him and work with them and show that she really has america's interest first. it what happened but that is what she should do. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ . .

president barack obama will speak in an hour. this is expected to be an emotional day especially those who were here 50 years ago. we spoke to one than who said that that moment changed his life forever. here's his story. >> this was the final significant step of the civil rights movement in 1956, a push for voting rights. but when marchers tried to walk across this bridge in selma alabama,... >> i was just horrified it stunned me. >> for clark olson those images changed his life. he took up dr. martin luther king's call to come to selma believing that police would not attack clergy. they took a wrong turn and came across a group of white men. >> they came at us rather hurriedly. we said to just keep causing. we saw the man swing the club and i heard the sound that have hitting jim's head. a sound that i will not forget. and then i ran. >> his friend jim reed died two days later and his death would do more to galvanize the country than the horrific i thinks of so many blacks being mercilessly beaten because he was a minister, and

president barack obama says the israeli prime minister has offered no viable alternatives for dealing with iran in his speech to congress. world powers are negotiating ideal that would see sanctions dropped in returns for strict limits on producing nuclear fuel. netanyahu believes that will lead to a nuclear armed iran. patty culhane has more. >> reporter: that was unprecedented a leader of a foreign country addressing the u.s. congress to criticize the foreign policy of their own president. israeli prime minister ben anyone netanyahu is here at the invitation of the opposition party over the objections of u.s. president barack obama. >> my friends, i am deeply humbled. >> reporter: here to talk about iran and the ongoing negotiations over its nuclear program. >> this deal has two major concessions, one leaving iran with a vast nuclear program. and two lifting the restriction on his that program in about a decade. that's why this deal is so bad. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> reporter: claims the white house disputes and the president al

teddy roosevelt, fdr, jfk, ronald mildred -- ronald reagan, bill clinton, and barack obama. what did they have? host: charisma. the ability to connect with american values -- not all of, it depended on the time and what people wanted. fdr was optimism. theater roosevelt, his distant cousin the idea of vigor and taking on powerful interests. there was also the sense -- an aura about them. they seem to understand that americans have got through it a series of phases and defining a president. today, the president needs to be an entertainer. needs to be part in the culture to keep people interested. our most effective presidents understand that. are released or unable to act on it or do not understand. the other presidents i talk

barack obama is the very very sophisticated thinker about how race works. very sophisticated understanding. and he understands that over the last 50 years conservatives have linked liberalism to raise with the basic narrative that says liberalism is about to give aways to minorities, demonize minorities, distress liberalism vote against it. now we have a black democrat who is also going to be a liberal. he was going to be the perfect storm. i will be a black democrat but i am going to distance myself from minorities and distance myself from liberals and that way i can be above the fray and not polarized the conversation. not realizing to stay above the fray would be ineffectual in changing the basic direction of his country which is toward increased racial polarization, increase resentment toward government and increased handover of government to the very rich. that is the process that frankly i think he saw but refused to intervene in sell i think we have this period of six seven years into this presidency and is only now, and barack obama had some sense t

the israeli prime minister is coming to washington, but obama won't talk to him. >> barack obama as a result of this and the other things he's doing is the greatest threat the jews face, not in this country, but in israel. since the 1930s. >> there we go. i'm joined by tonight's roundtable, david corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" and msnbc political analyst. kasie hunt, political reporter for msnbc and very busy these days. lauren burke, managing editor of "politics 365." you know, this trope, meme. the great thing about that country, you can debate policy. you can be tzipi livni. you are allowed to have opinions. you have an opinion that disagrees with bibi netanyahu, you're considered an enemy of israel against them here. >> as a kid, he gave quarters to plant trees in israel, all i can say about this is oy. there's more debate in israel about the iranian deal, about peace with the -- >> 70% of people didn't vote for netanyahu. what are we getting our heads around here? >> they're equating barack obama with being anti-israel because he's anti-bibi. you know, but this

that law. >> there's a miss for barack obama? >> for not helping the exports. why not? let's bottle it and drink it. >> if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us. >>> that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm stuart varney. catch me weekdays on "varney & company" on the fox business network. we hope you can join us next week. >>> fox news alert, we are waiting for president obama to speak in just a moment. thousands of people gathering in selma, alabama, to mark a turning point in our nation's history five decades ago today. it was march 7, 1965, a peaceful march across a short bridge turning terribly violent. iconic moment in the fight for civil rights and the right to vote. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm gregg jarrett in for kelly wright. >> president obama arrived moments ago. we'll of course bring you his remarks live as they happen. the march of course started

jorge: ya sabemos que dijo el presidente barack obama, nicolÁs maduro, ¿quÉ ha dicho la oposiciÓn en venezuela? eliangÉlica: la oposiciÓn no estÁn viendo lo que va a decir pero no han querido pronunciarse. eso puede ocurrir en cuestiÓn de minutos, seguramente en cadena nacional. jorge: ¿quiÉnes son los funcionarios venezolanos sancionados? hay director de la policÍa nacional, altos jefes de inteligencia y una fiscal. se destacan antonio benavides torres, a quien se le acusa haber ordenado violentas represalias a manifestantes en febrero del aÑo pasado. estÁ tambiÉn gustavo enrique gonzÁlez lÓpez a quienes se le acusa de violaciones a los derechos humanos. y ella es catherine haringhton padrÓn. hasta aquÍ venezuela, pasamos a estados unidos. el presidente de la universidad de oklahoma ordenÓ cerrar el campo tras ver que varios de sus miembros aparecen entonando cantos racistas en contra de afroamericanos. gritaban que ningÚn estudiante afroamericano serÍa aceptado en la universidad. carlos: entonaron cÁnticos tan ofensivos que ahora los involucrados han caÍdo en des

jimmy's guest president barack obama and actor shawn penn. as news continues as news con for ducis rogers, adam joseph, cecily tynan the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight tonight, president barack obama. and sean penn. with cleto and the cletones. and now, take it easy, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming

obama is going to turn around that law. >> so that is a miss to barack obama? >> for not helping the united states exports. why not? maybe we could bottle this stuff and drink it. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us @jer@fnc. thanks to all of you for watching. you can catch me weekdays on the fox and business network. we do hope that you can join us next week. >>> hello i'm marcell neville time for sunday house call. >> and i'm eric shawn. welcome as always. joining us, dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology and also chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu's langoen langone medical center. good to see you both, docs. >> talking about health, this month is colon cancer awareness month. did you