april till of uncertainty -- aurore: barack obama is heading to kenya. his ancestors' homeland, for the first time since being elected president. security has been boosted. the airspace will be closed during his arrival, and at least 10,000 police officers have been deployed in the capital of nairobi. our correspondent says how the population is preparing for his visit here it -- for his visit. >> this market trader is hoping to cash in on u.s. president barack obama's visit to kenya, his first since taking office seven years ago. in anticipation, a he made 400 t-shirts. >> in the old country of kenya. >> there is president obama's ancestral village, thanking him for changes paid largely by outsiders and the kenyan government. electricity could reach them for the first time, after obama won election in 2008. >> more water for drinking. >> obama is a source of pride and profit, but for the kenyan obama, he is a family member first. they hope he will continue to inspire. >> he proves too many kenyans that you can arise from humble backgrounds to become one

. >> el presidente barack obama propone ampliar el pago a empleados que ganen hasta 50 mil dÓlares por trabajen mÁs de 40 horas semanales. >> ya es un hecho. la vacuna obligatoria para los estudiantes de california. sÓlo serÍan exanerados los niÑos con serios problemas de salud. comenzamos. [mÚsica] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. [mÚsica] marÍa: quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. univisiÓn por 500 millones de dÓlares. agregÓ que la presentÓ ante la corte suprema de nueva york y alega que univisiÓn rompiÓ el contrato que tenÍa para transmitir el concurso de miss usa. tambiÉn alega que fue vÍctima de difamaciÓn. univisiÓn respondiÓ lo siguiente. acabamos de recibir la queja del seÑor trump y es falsa en cuanto a los hechos y legalmente ridÍcula. no sÓlo defenderemos vigorosamente este caso sino que continuaremos luchando contra los continuos esfuerzos del seÑor trump de huir de los comentarios despectivos que hiciera sobre los inmigrantes mexicanos el pasado 16 de junio. nuestra decisiÓn de romper el contrato sÓlo se vio infl

president barack obama has held this deal a success. but there are many that passionately disagree with him. many are saying that this is a major disaster. >> the statements coming from the republican side in congress in the wake of this announcement, and also from many of the republican contenders for the presidential nomination. they will continue -- will not continued to -- there are fears that it will get distributed around organizations like hezbollah and the middle east that could cause trouble for allies like israel. i think that many of the strongest critics simply wanted a deal that would not accept any uranium enrichment at all. whereas the obama administration, the other world powers involved, they accepted it was unrealistic. i think what a few critics of this deal are simply going to be an reconcilable to it. sarah: how strong is the opposition in the united states? could this be killed in congress? >> it is not likely. mitch mcconnell has said that it would be pretty tough. the reason is that barack obama has threatened to

. >> el presidente barack obama estÁ en África. se convierte asÍ en el primer mandatario estadounidense en visitar kenia, donde se reuniÓ con su media hermana. >> la federaciÓn de fÚtbol de panamÁ acusa que el partido contra mÉxico estuvo arreglado y exigen una investigaciÓn. >> comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. [mÚsica] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna. con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. [mÚsica] ilia: hola, blÉ tal? muy buenas noches. finalmente un eequipo periodÍstico pudo recorrer de principio a fin el tÚnel por donde escapÓ el chapo guzmÁn. paola rojas de televisa hizo el recorrido con dos camarÓgrafos y pudo expriementar el ambiente asfixiante y las trampas que tenÍan para cubrir la fuga y hasta una salida falsa. el tÚnel es mÁs profundo de lo que se habÍa dicho como nos cuenta jessica en su informe. jessica: a casi dos semanas de que el chapo guzmÁn se escapÓ, ya hubo algunos que cruzaron de principio a fin el tÚnel de una milla de longitud por el que supuestamente se escapÓ. >> fu

obama. el fundador de las autodefensas podrÍa respirar libertad en un plazo de 72 horas. y la selecce peruana se impuso 2 a 0 a paraguay y se consolÍdo como el equipo revelaciÓn del torneo. comenzamos. [mÚsica] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. [mÚsica] >> buenas noches. con motivo de la celebraciÓn del 4 de julio, cerca cerca de 42 millones de norteamericanos estarÁn viajando. es la cifra mÁs elevada en ocho aÑos. debido a dicha celebraciÓn, las autoridades del paÍs han intensificado sus medidas de seguridad y vigilancia ante la posibilidad sin amenaza especÍfica o creÍble de atentados terroristas. >> la policÍa de lugares como washington estÁ en un estado de alerta altamente elevado. no hay una amenaza especÍfica, pero las autoridades admiten estar muy precupadas ante un eventual atentado inspirado u organizado por el estado islÁmico. >> repetimos que si ven algo sospechoso nos avisen, dijo la jefa de policÍa. el me

president barack obama holds a press conference with ethiopia prime minister. now, counter terrorism police in turkey have arrested 15 i.s.i.l. suspects during morning raids in the capitol ankora 13 p.k.k. suspects have also been detained in yemen in the southeast. now turkish jets have again been bombing the kurdistan workers party or p.k.k. targets across the border this northern iraq. syrian kurdish fighters also known as the y.p.g. who are battling i.s.i.l. say they shell their positions near the town of kobani and that is a claim denied by the turkish government and says the y.p.g. could have a place in syria's future if it cuts all ties with the assad regime and turkey has no plans to send ground troops into syria and we have been following events live from istanbul and we will talk about y.p.g. in a moment but tell us a little more about the arrests we have been seeing. >> reporter: well those 15 arrests on raids in ankora were all foreigners according to kurdish security services and they are the latest in the series of 900 people arrested so far in rai

la tv cubana transmitiÓ en vivo el discurso del presidente barack obama y un locutor leyÓ la carta de castro en la que explica la decisiÓn. >> animada por la intenciÓn recÍproca de desarrollar relaciones respetuosas y de cooperaciÓn entre nuestros pueblos y gobiernos. >> continuarÁ habiendo serias diferencias con cuba, dijo el mandatario. >> bueno, tuvimos una polÍtica por 50 aÑos y esa polÍtica fracasÓ. y funcionÓ para aislar a estados unidos y no a cuba. y no funcionÓ para mejorar los derechos humanos en cuba. >> hay republicanos en el congreso opuestos al acercamiento. >> no vamos a darle ni un centavo para la nueva embajada. ellos estÁn pidiendo millones de dÓlares. >> para algunos el discurso dejÓ quÉ desear. >> que el presidente dijo casi nada de cuba. del sufrimiento de los cubanos, del derecho de los cubanos a expresarse, de las golpizas que reciben las damas de blanco los domingos. >> otros ven las nuevas oportunidades. >> eso nos da mÁs herramientas no sÓlo para avanzar los intereeses de estados unidos pero tambiÉn los intereeses del pueblo cubano. >> culmi

bar barack obama in ethiopia says kenya stands at a crossing rode between peril and promise. garbage collection in beirut left rubbish piling up in the streets. >> hello there. welcome to the program. after almost four and a half years in syria, it's the president's first real admission that government forces are struggling. in a speech to the nation bashar al assad said his army is tired and lacks numbers and said his forces may have to concede some territory to their enemy. a report. >> for the first time since the war began in syria, president bashar al-assad admits government forces have a problem and they have been forced to abandoned some areas. we do have new recruits every day. the military is carrying out this mission but the syrian army is sometimes required to give up areas in order to hold on to more important areas. we are in a fateful period. there are no compromise solutions. >> assad is trying to put a brave face. in order to win and succeed in anything everybody gets tired. it is quite normal that the state, the army get tired but the word "defeat" does not e

. >> words of praise and a warning as barack obama becomes the first u.s. president to address the african union. and china tackles phone piracy as it busts a fake factory worth billions of dollars. ♪ hello turkish jets targeted fighters in the mountains in the southeast and follow a warning by the turkish president that it's impossible to continue the peace process with the kurds. and erdiwan says fighters from p.k.k. have been carrying out attacks and peace talks will only be possible when they leave the country. turkey is also stating air strikes against i.s.i.l. fighters in syria but yet there is no agreement with the u.s. about establishing a buffer zone between syria and turkey. al jazeera bernard smith reports from southern turkey on the kurdish reaction to the air strikes. >> reporter: turkish f-16 fighter jets don't have too far to fly to hit targets of their new enemy i.s.i.l. just over the border in syria. this was last week. and they don't have much further to go to target an old enemy and p.k.k. in northern iraq. many kurds are angry and frus

at the white house, barack obama today announced that the u.s. and cuba are normalizing relations. in this is fast-track policy change. in the season washington and havana are scheduled to reopen this month. >> a historic moment and havana as the diplomat handed over a letter from president barack obama to his cuban counterpart. the letter made it official that diplomatic relations will be restored after 54 years. obama later spoke about the long road that led to this moment. in part, he blamed decades of u.s. policy saying that it had isolated cuba. obama: the progress is another demonstration we do not have to be imprisoned by the past. when something isn't working, we can and will change. >> he'll so addressed ongoing problems. open obama: i have been clear that we will continue to have very serious differences. that includes america's enduring support for universal values like freedom of speech and assembly. and the ability to access information. we will not hesitate to speak out when we see contradictions against those values. >> we have been in this situation for 56 years and

barack obama praises ethiopia. his first trip to the country. he has glossed over the issue of recent elections. and here in france hundreds forced to flee forest

president barack obama. earlier one policeman was shot in the mostly kurdish town mohammad has this update now tensions are very much on the rise on the boarder with syria, a very troubling distressing incident, as isil fighters fired into turkey from syria they hit a thish military convoy in the town, one noncommissioned officer killed, two officers injured they are being treated now the army quickly deployed. tanks went to the area and fired, and clashes ensued. the media is calling this the first clashes between turkey's military and isil fighters at least one fighter killed now the media also reported that they are scrambled to the area, that these are routine surveillance flights that happened quite regularly along the border with syria. another very troubling incident earlier in the day officials saying in the kurdish city that two police officers were investigating a traffic incident when masked gunman ambushed them, shot at them, one has been killed and another one is being treated at a local hospita

bush and barack obama managed a transfer of power. it's by political scientist and professor martha joint kumar. martha welcome to "press pass." >> thank you for having us. >> we'll talk about that part of your studies later. so the book "before the oath," it's interesting you're focusing on this transition. historically it might be the smoothest transition of one president to another from two different parties in our modern history. >> it was very very good transition. and i think one of the -- one of the reasons why was all the attention that president bush and his team and the white house and the administration the attention they put onto an early preparation out. >> this was two big lessons that focused the bush administration on this. number one was how short the transition was, because of bush v. gore but then 9/11 the aftermath of that and the whole concern about where the seat of power would be at any given moment and this is what focused josh bolton didn't it? >> it did. so president bush talked to josh bolton, the chief of s

obama y castro protagonizaron en panamÁ un histÓrico encuentro. el primero cara a cara entre un presidente de estados unidos y uno de los hermanos castro en mÁs de medio siglo. >> la polÍtica exterior del presidente barack obama se puede definir de la siguiente forma: para los gobiernos amigos, estados unidos y los que luchan por la libertad, cautela o frialdad. para los eneemigos de estados unidos, como los castro, todo. >> el pasado 10 de julio, la actual secciÓn de intereses en cuba que opera bajo el amparo de la embajada suiza fue remodelada. el gobierno cubano confirmÓ que maÑana recibirÁn al jefe de la habana quien lleva una carta del presidente barack obama a raÚl castro. >> hablando de cuba, Ésta se convirtiÓ en el paÍs primer del mundo en eliminar la transmisiÓn del virus del sida de madre a hijo. se considera eliminada cuando los Índices de contagio son tan pocos que no representan preocupaciÓn para la salud pÚblica. en el sida el Índice es de menos de dos niÑos contagiados por cada cien madres que tienen vih. >> han pasa

president barack obama has held this deal a success. but there are many that passionately disagree with him. many are saying that this is a major disaster. >> the statements coming from the republican side in congress in the wake of this announcement, and also from many of the republican contenders for the presidential nomination. they will continue -- will not continued to -- there are fears that it will get distributed around organizations like hezbollah and the middle east that could cause trouble for allies like israel. i think that many of the strongest critics simply wanted a deal that would not accept any uranium enrichment at all. whereas the obama administration, the other world powers involved, they accepted it was unrealistic. i think what a few critics of this deal are simply going to be an reconcilable to it. sarah: how strong is the opposition in the united states? could this be killed in congress? >> it is not likely. mitch mcconnell has said that it would be pretty tough. the reason is that barack obama has threatened to

and he's not put off by the threat of a veto from barack obama. that view is also supported by the speaker of the house. he believes that barack obama did not deliver the deal that he had initially promised. >> the outset of the iran negotiations, the obama administration said that a good deal would affirm that iran does not have the right to enrich. they also said that keeping sanctions in place until iran met concrete verifiable standards, and they believe that they had to stop the drive for a nuclear bomb. the president has abandoned all of those goals, and that's why the deal that we have out there, in my view from what i know thus far is unacceptable. it's going to hand a dangerous regime billions of dollars in sanctions relief while paving the way for a nuclear iran. this isn't somebody democrats or republicans. it's about right versus wrong. and we'll do everything we can to get to the details, a if it's as bad of deal as i think it is at this moment we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> speaker boehner says this is not just a partisan

barack obama tells africans africa is on the move with opportunities. three months after a huge earthquake shattered much of nepal thousands wait for food and clean water. thanks for being with us. within the past hour turkey's prime minister has confirmed its military has launched more airstrikes against isil in syria. it's also hitting areas in northern iraq, but the targets there belong to the kurdistan worker's party or the pkk. it's considered a terrorist organization by turkey. >> i have said that the massacre was an attack against turkey against democracy in turkey and against public order in turkey. isil was behind it, and they have been reacted to appropriately. there are some circles who wanted to create chaos in turkey and they were supported by the pkk. and their actions were targeting fundamental rights. mohammed jamjoom is following developments for us in killis on the border with syria. mohammed, it seems very clear that the turkish government is bringing together both isil and the pkk as target did. >> reporter: >>> airstrikes from turke

. >> i will be bringing you the latest on barack obama's first presidential visit to kenya. >> why some taxi drivers in jakarta are uber angry about a popular new service. let's begin in turkey. that's where the government has confirmed its carried out air strikes on isil targets inside syria. turkish police carried out raids in the country where suspected isil members and kurdish actives are believed to be acting. we are on border with syria. talk to us first of all about this latest escalation. >> reporter: tensions have ratcheted up on the border with syria, if you look behind me, behind my left shoulder, that was position that was attacked by isil. five isil fighters shot at turkish soldiers. one soldiers was killed, two more injured. after that, clashes ensued. we heard about seven hours ago there was a massive escalation, three fighter jets entered syrian air space. this is really showing how turkey is getting drawn further into the syrian conflict, how there is more spillover of violence into turkey. that's not the only significant news. in fact, there were raids that happened in

so, barack obama is also from chicago where oscar is from, so barack obama is very aware -- >> you think they know each other? >> i am not saying that. what i'm saying is that -- i'm saying that the president knows of the situation because it's been on his desk since he was a senator in chicago. so, it's been on his desk, so he knows about this. i mean, obama can't pass a health bill, so that's how politically this world is for him, but the only way that oscar will be released is by through a presidential... clemency. that's what we expect. in puerto rico, even the governor of puerto rico came to visit him. you've got the senators in puerto rico that all passed a resolution for his release. you got 34 when he... in may, he turned 34 years incarcerated. you have -- they went on this march that went through 34 towns in puerto rico. there's an immense support in the religious sector for his release. pierluisi also -- which is also statehood, by the way, supports his release. he's a commissioner resident in washington. >> mm-hmm. >> so, the question is, who doesn't support oscar's release? a

sarah: barack obama has described ethiopia as a global leader in development. while on the second and line a leg of his tour of these africa. the u.s. president said that he had ranked discussions with the ethiopian prime minister on security and human rights. >> a visit some rights groups did not want to happen. obama faces criticism for meeting with the ethiopian prime minister. his government is accused of stifling the opposition in jailing journalists. >> my government has expressed its commitment to deep in the democratic process already underway in the country and work towards the respect of human rights and improving governance. >> he says the countries have important shared business. regional security. utopia has two major conflict regions that it door. south sudan to the west and somalia to the east. >> the contribution to the african union mission has reduced areas under al-shabaab control. yesterday's bombing in mogadishu reminds us that terror groups offer nothing but death and destruction and have to be stopped. we have more work to do. ethiopian t

barack obama defends the nuclear deal on enron -- on iran. france says it has foiled a terrorist attack. extremists were be just planning on beheading a senior official. the earth gets its first close-up look at pluto. that is thanks to the picture sent back from the new horizons spacecraft. more on the way. it was a bitter pill to swallow. greek parliament took at the same. a stringent bailout program will bring more austerity to greece. many prime minister's own party voted against the deal, a deal he does not believe in. >> 229 mps voted yes. 64 voted no. six abstained. the bill was passed by majority. >> a majority necessary to ratify reforms demanded by creditors. a came as a bitter pill to alexis tsipras. >> the measures we are tabling are harsh. i must implement them. that is our difference. >> the numbers signaled a major mutiny. 32 out of 149 members voted against the bailout. a further six abstained. the parliamentary speaker announced it as a denial of democracy and social genocide. >> i did not vote against the government. >> the

barack obama becomes the first u.s. president to visit kenya. it is his first visit as president to his father's homeland. economic ties, human rights, and the fight against islamist extremist's, the main talking points. in -- burundi the president has won a third term but after months of protest and attempted coup, how will this election bring peace to the country? turkish warplanes have struck islamic state targets in syria for the first time. as turkey promises not to let up on its campaign against i.s. it's good to have you with us. it is just about the most exciting thing people in kenya say they can remember. barack obama has arrived for a visit, the first ever by a u.s. president. topping the agenda, economic ties, human rights, and the fight against islamist extremes. it is also a sentimental visit because obama has family in kenya and tonight he attended a family gathering. here is more. reporter: it is the moment kenya has an waiting for. for the first time as u.s. president, barack obama has arrived in his father's homeland great he w

barack obama y dilma rousseff se reunieron. >>bienvenidos esos son los deportes en copa amÉrica argentina como una de las ofensivas mÁs poderosos en cuanto a nombres se refiere aunque todavÍa no lo habÍan demostrado en el terreno de juego, hoy le pusieron un llamado de atenciÓn al mundo. nos vamos a las acciones, messi fue el mes y que todos los argentinos quieren ver con la albiceleste, golazo de pastore el base para otra que fue figura el fideo y marÍa. agüero se adelantaba y sentenciaba el partido, marcador final 6 a 1 el tata martino hablÓ de messi y su falta de gol. tata martino: tres asistencias que terminan en gol, no hay ningÚn problema. yo no lo veo preocupado, al contrario, lo veo feliz, a todos pero lo veo feliz a Él y sin ningÚn tipo de problema. Él no necesita ser el goleador del equipo para que__ para estar feliz, reconoce cualquier tipo de situaciÓn y necesidades que tenga el equipo y ya lo veo bien. ramÓn: muy orgulloso de ellos, expliquÉ que el adversario que vamos a encontrar seguramente es el m

president barack obama distinguished entrepreneurs ladies and gentlemen. let me take this opportunity once again to say that the people of the african continent and kenya are truly proud to welcome all of you. the to this the world's most diverse continent and indeed the cradle of man kind. to all of you and on behalf of all kenyans welcome home or as we say caribu mongani. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen we have built mighty civilizations in africa. but at the same time, we have also suffered great harm on account sometimes of natural disasters. and at others, due to man made calamities. however, despite that, we

at the white house, barack obama today announced that the u.s. and cuba are normalizing relations. in this is fast-track policy change. in the season washington and havana are scheduled to reopen this month. >> a historic moment and havana as the diplomat handed over a letter from president barack obama to his cuban counterpart. the letter made it official that diplomatic relations will be restored after 54 years. obama later spoke about the long road that led to this moment. in part, he blamed decades of u.s. policy saying that it had isolated cuba. obama: the progress is another demonstration we do not have to be imprisoned by the past. when something isn't working, we can and will change. >> he'll so addressed ongoing problems. open obama: i have been clear that we will continue to have very serious differences. that includes america's enduring support for universal values like freedom of speech and assembly. and the ability to access information. we will not hesitate to speak out when we see contradictions against those values. >> we have been in this situation for 56 years and

barack obama becomes the first u.s. president to visit kenya. it is his first visit as president to his father's homeland. economic ties, human rights, and the fight against islamist extremist's, the main talking points. in baroody -- burundi the president has won a third term but after months of protest and attempted coup, how will this election bring peace to the country? turkish warplanes have struck islamic state targets in syria for the first time. as turkey promises not to let up on its campaign against i.s. it's good to have you with us. it is just about the most exciting thing people in kenya say they can remember. barack obama has arrived for a visit, the first ever by a u.s. president. topping the agenda, economic ties, human rights, and the fight against islamist extremes. it is also a sentimental visit because obama has family in kenya and tonight he attended a family gathering. here is more. reporter: it is the moment kenya has an waiting for. for the first time as u.s. president, barack obama has arrived in his father's homeland gr

before the actual convention, barack obama before the actual convention. i think in that time since the president has been president a lot of these members have complained that they have not gotten a lot of attention from president obama, so this is her opportunity to sort of get down there, get that support and actually try to talk about how her administration may be different. >> i'm hearing from clit es that one reason dern knee sanders and donald trump are gathering these huge crowds is that they stand for something either you stand for something our stand for nothing. listen to what dern knee sanders said about his economic position this morning on the sunday talk shows. >> we don't have that, but what he said was he stands for the middle class wants to tax the big and wealthy people. he had several different issues that he was planning to outline. hillary clinton has been thinking about running or running now for two years. why are we waiting until tomorrow to feel what she families about the economy? >> you have the ebb and flow of a campaign. she's

barack obama is set to shortly become the first ever u.s. president to address the african union. a short tour of the region is in focus on security and human rights. he is now in the ethiopian capital. we have seen those images in the last half-hour of the main african union building there making a speech to the unit. he has already praised many in the fight against terror. expressing real concern about democratic and human rights. one of the issues obama has been addressing is the civil war and south sudan. tens of thousands have been killed in the conflict area it is hoped the two sides will agree to a peace deal by mid-august, but the rebel leader has told france 24 there are some issues to be resolved. our correspondent has this report. >> calling for a breakthrough in the peace efforts, barack obama underlined the urgency of the situation in south sudan. speaking in addis ababa, he thanked the african union and the radio -- and the mediation force. president obama: the situation is deteriorating. the humanitarian situation is worsening. the possibility of renewed conflict in

president barack obama has arrived in ethiopia for the next stage of his african visit. he's the first u.s. leader to address the african union as he joins talks to end the civil war in south sudan. >>> there's been fighting on the outskirts of aden ahead of a ceasefire due to come into effect in less than two hours time. the saudi-led coalition declared a pause to allow for a deliver deliveries. >> reporter: military planes arrive in aden after four months after of fighting. it's now under the control of pro-government fighters. it's after taking this strategic city from houthi rebels that the saudi-led co-wigs announced a five-day pause in the campaign. it comes at the request of the president to allow in humanitarian aid. saudi arabia warns it will respond to any houthi attacks. >> translator: the goal of the new truce is to help lift the siege imposed on cities and reach those areas with much-needed humanitarian aid. it is also another opportunity for the houthis. >> reporter: the houthis say the saudi-backed government is out of touch with the reality on the ground,

it is very important for barack obama. we talk about his legacy and the aca, and the economic packages he has put together and the other initiatives. it is important to be succeeded by a reasonably sympathetic president rather than someone who is not. ed: i have been watching the debate amongst some conservative commentators about the impact of the supreme court ruling, in particular on the field, with very sort of clearly divided. some believing this is a liberation for the gop. they don't need to worry about the divisiveness of same sex marriage and the cultural issues. the wedge issues of the past. they can focus on a forward-looking agenda without this. there is a quarter of america self-identified as evangelicals who feel deeply opposed to the supreme court ruling and will voice that opposition the of the primary. in places like iowa. i think that is hard to predict. i don't believe this is going to be bad for mike huckabee's candidacy. or rick santorum. charlie: they are defining this as a question for them of freedo

barack obama is setting out on his first presidential visit to the homeland of his late father. but any personal fulfillment will be tinged with the time line of human loss here. from al-qaeda's 1998 bombing in nairobi in which 200 kenyons and 12 americans died. the al-shabab attack on the west gait shopping mall to the attack on the university that killed nearly 150 people only three months ago. while this summit is all about innovation entrepreneurship, and economic growth the rest of barack obama's visit isn't expected to be positive all the way. issues such as security good governance, and corruption are going to be on the agenda. and there could be some tough talking. the u.s. has had an uneasy relationship with kenya. this man was indicted by the international criminal court. those charges have now been dropped. that's the reason why this visit is going ahead. he will be asking obama for more assistance in his fight against al-shabab. >> we have been working in very close relations with u.s. agencies. >> he will be asking his counterpart counterpart, we need more support,

barack obama third. president obama ranked higher right after he was elected then placed first ahead of jesus. are any of those people your heroes? [ cheers ] >> some for jesus, but not the politicians, but the list is politicians, george bush is on the list. hillary clinton, fdr, elizabeth warren. why politicians? what is so heroic about what they do? when i look at them i see self-serving panderers who say anything to win. and once elected dole out favors and money to their cronies. but that's not how the hollywood left sees politicians. they see them as inspirational heroes. >> let the american people explode into this new millennium with the exhilaration of being true to the glory of this democracy. thank you. [ applause ] . john: the music swells. this idea that the right politician will lift all of us up, bring us together, save the country is just stupid. and worse, it's dangerous because it encourages people to turn to politicians for answers, and the way politicians do things, the way government

and barack obama did not disappoint. it was his criticism of african leaders who will remain in office beyond their limits. >> when a leader tries to change the rules in the middle of the game just to stay in office, it risks instability and strife. as we've seen in burundi. and this is often-- [applause] --this is often just the first step down a perilous path. >> only barack. >> barack obama spoke of burundi's president's third term to stay in power. he also spoke of cleaning up corruption. >> nothing will unlock africa's economic pokes more than ending the cancer of corruption. and you are right it is not just a problem of african. it is are a problem of those who do business with africa. it is not unique in africa. corruption exists all over the world, including in the united states. but here africa drains billions of dollars from countries that cannot forward to lose billions of dollars. >> leading peaceful. how thehow the old should leave and the new should come. >> he asked african leaders to create more jobs and

obama has in his favor is 150 democrats and why is that good? if there is any bill that goes to congress in the united states which says you can't lift sanctions and can't do a deal with iran and it will go to barack obama and he will veto it and congress can over ride a veto if he has votes but he has around 150 congress men and women saying no this deal has to go through, it's a good idea and it's good what america is doing and shows that positive engagement works and seen as a significant part of the obama legacy and therefore he is probably got enough votes to get this through. so the idea that congress will kill this bill i think is highly unlikely but it won't stop very vocal opposition to this bill particularly from republicans who have been weary about the process and said they want to kill the bill before they see details so it's going to be an interesting battle over the next 60 days here in the u.s. >> allen fisher live for us there from washington and lots more reaction we are expecting from the u.s. over the coming hours on this his

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. >> barack obama in tune with his audience on the last day of his visit to his father says homeland. >> on patrol in el salvador, police say they're increasingly under attack as the country experiences a historic wave of violence. >> president bashar al assad has vowed to win the long running civil war bur and would hit his troops are struggling to hold on to territory in syria due to a lock of manpower. we have this report. >> since the war began, for the first time, the president admitted problems. >> we do have no recruits every dave. the military is carrying out its mission, but the syrian army is required to give up areas in order to hold on to more important areas. we are in a fateful period and there are no compromise solutions. >> assad trying to put a brave face. >> in order to win, everybody gets tired. it is quite normal that the state, the army get tired, but the word defeat does not exist in our dictionary or in the language of the syrian armed forces. >> for four years, he relied on the military backing of iran and fighters from the shia muslim group hezbollah in lebano

. >>> a ceremonial welcome as barack obama begins his first full day in ethiopia. we'll go there live. ♪ ♪ >>> turkey has arrested 15 isil suspects in the capital in morning raids counter terrorism units also detained 13 p.k.k. suspects in the south east. turkish jets have again been bombing the p.k.k. tagger he's cross the border in niewrn northern iraq. kurdish fighters for the y.p.g. say the turkish army shelled their positions near the counsel of co bomb i. the prime minister says the p y.p.g. could have a place in the future if it's cuts all ties with the a sued regime. let's go live now to seep a khodr in southeastern turk i so the prime minister is saying that he's ham toy work with the y.p.g. they claim that they have been attacked again by turkish forces. what's going on there? >> reporter: well, yes, like you say. >> reporter: they say they have been attacked for the second time in kobane and warning the turkish military to not do it again. no confirmation from the turkey side. the prime minister saying that turkey is ready to cooperate with the y.p.g

president barack obama is on his way to kenya for the first time since taking office. there is increased security surrounding his trip as he travels to the birth place of his father. >> reporter: nairobi skyline as u.s. forces move in. americans are monitoring air space. it may not seem like it, but last minute makeovers but kenya is about to experience one of its biggest ever security operations. barack obama is setting out on his first presidential visit to the homeland of his late father. any personal fulfillment will be continued with a timeline of human loss. from al qaeda's 1998 bombing of the u.s. embassy the attack on the west gate shopping mall two years ago in which 67 people were killed, to the attack on the university that killed nearly 150 people. only three months ago. while this summit is about innovation entrepreneurship and economic growth, the rest of barack obama's visit isn't expected to be positive all the way. issues such as security, good governance and corruption are on the agenda. there could be some tough talking. the u.s. has had an uneasy re

president barack obama has arrived toette yoel ya. it's a keep ally criticized for his record on tell me see and button. >>> right after the report on barack obama's earlier visit to the homeland of his late father kenya. president barack obama receives a rousing welcome from thousands of kenyans invited to hear him sfeek in speak in this arena. the u.s. president said kenya is a success story with a vibrant economy and good democracy. he's also well aware of economic inequalities and indemmink corruption. >> across the country one study shows corruption costs kenyans 250,000 jobs of year because every shilling that's paid as a bribe could be put into the pocket of somebody actually doing an honest day's work. >> reporter: outside the arena, thousands of kenyans lined the streets. they see this as a homecoming so they went all toult welcome him. most of these people have been here since very early in the morning just to catch a glimpse of the case of president barack obama. they've been following very keenly what he's been saying. >>

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