administration which includes president obama himself. so let first talk about the problem. the trend of anker and-expand executive goes back to the presidency of head to door roosevelt. as presidential power pass grown, and even as the political divide continues to widen, the partisan political divide, one thing unites republican and democrat presidency and to curb the executive and restore to some degree the rule of law. these reforms unfortunately have been largely in effective. ... this is really may be the most unprecedented of things. that the obama administration has accomplished, the president himself and his advisor seemed to see there's nothing to be ashamed of. we don't go around congress but it is a way of governing, something to brag about. we can't wait says the president, we can't, we can't wait so i will just take my pen out sign it. obama believes there is some inherent virtue in the president ignoring the constitution's separation of power and the laws that are on the statue books in favor of presidential decree. as if p

everything press obama does is not going to be just what president obama does but do you want president cruz doing it and you want president trump doing it? at some point someone like him will be president do you want them to have those powers and is a it worth what everything president obama is achieving right now to risk the future? ultimately the obama administration's cavalier ads toward the rule of law can only be justified is law's politics by another name anyway. lott has done in value and therefore get what you can now i don't worry about it. if that's what obama and his appointees really believe may be the critical legal scholars have won after all. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you david. if president trump does it, one thing we know will be tremendous. all right we are going to now hear from ellie shapiro. i asked because as you heard italy as of late friday night is a first time, late monday night is a first-time father. [applause] i won't comment further on that. all right,. [laughter] we are going to hear from ilia who is a senior fellow in consciousness studies

but obama isn't too far behind -- he's at nearly 230 so far -- and vowi president obama has warned he will not sit idly by on the sidelines duringngis final year and it's a safe bet he will outline even more new actions in his state of the union speech, tuesday night. sharyl: thank you, scott. an update to "breaking bad," our report on the billion dollar federal agen, nist, that got caught with a a th lab operating in its midst. christopher bartley, the nist police lieutenant who was operating the lab when it blew up last july, was sentenced this week. federal prison. congress is investigating whatican calls the culture of waste, fraud, abuse, and misconduct at nist police services from alleged timecard fraud to missing swat team gear -- which nist denies. still ahead on "full measure" -- it is must-see tv for the campaign season. next, a closer look at the substance of debates past and the profits of reality tv sharyl: the real heat ofea the presidential campaigns begins in the cold of iowa. february 1st kicks off the iowa caucuses. candidates from both parties debate this week at se

president obama addressing congress and the nation. a wide array of topic, the past, the future, the isis and a message for the man or woman who is in the white house after him. we're live in washington. >>> relocating. an nfl team returning to los angeles and possibly one following. the fans reacting overnight. >>> plus, ship accident. high winds and seas causing a >>> well, good wednesday morning. we begin with that breaking news from the persian gulf. ten u.s. sailors detained by the iranian revolutionary guard. >> the nine men and one woman were on a training mission in two small boats then one of the vessels became disabled and drifted into iranian waters. the revolutionary guard apprehended them. some tense hoursle toed. >> but this morning a top iranian navy official said their investigation had determined that the american ship had encountered mechanical trouble. the sailors are expected to be transferred to a u.s. ship sometime today. >>> more on that as we get it. >>> in the crisis with north korea, the south has just fired s

i want to look at obama care and the obama care pitch. again, if i were writing about obama care a few years ago i would write about it in terms of it does not work, it does not efficient, it discourages people. now let's look at obama care a little differently. let's look at obama care as a competent scheme or scan. so obama goes to the american people and says hey guys, i have a good one for you. you see these insurance companies, they are rich, they have a lot of money, let's you and i go get them. let's make them do stuff that they otherwise would not do. stupid stuff, let's make let's make them ensure us for ailments that we had before. think of how crazy that is, that's like calling the fire insurance when your house is already on fire. how do we do that? a lot of americans ate what a great idea obama, you go get them. but now the plot thickens. because obama sits down with the ceos of insurance companies and he says guys, i have a deal for you. i want to have greater federal control over the whole healthcare industry, you will not

obama: all right? so we're going to advance research, we're going to work with the private sector to update firearms technology. some gun retailers are already stepping up by refusing to finalize a purchase without a complete background check or by refraining from selling semiautomatic weapons or high capacity magazines. and i hope that more retailers and more manufacturers join them. because they should care as much as anybody about a product that now kills almost as many americans as car accidents. i make this point because none of us can do this alone. i think mark made that point earlier. all of us should be able to work together to find a balance that declares the rest of our rights are also important. second amendment rights are important. there are other rights that we care about as well. and we have to be able to balance them. because our right to worship freely and safely, that right was denied to christians in charleston, south carolina, and that was denied jews in kansas city, and that was d

obama: i will keep working to shut down the prison at guanta. . mo. it is expensive, it is unnecessary, and it only serves as a recruitment brochure for our enemies. sen. graham:here will be a bipartisan backlash, a constitutional crisis, if he tries to do this. sharyl: republican senator lindsey graham is a chief critic of efforts to close guantanamo sen. graham: his campaign promise will not be fulfilled. the problem with president obama, he doesn't understand that his campaign promises have to yield to reality. sharyl: are you saying it won't be closed down? sen. graham: no. sharyl: how can it be stopped? senator graham: congress won't let it. sharyl: the debate has gone on since almost the start. the gitmo prison was opened during the george w. bush administration after the on the u.s. >> two planes apparently crashed into each tower. sharyl: the first 20 detainees arrived just four months after 9/11. nearly 800 suspected islamic extremist enemy combatants have spent time there. 9 have died, 678 have been released or transferred, most of them unde

>> obama's saying: "i don't care how black you think i am, i'mma do me." >> larry: obama said that? >> didn't have to. he's so far in it now, it's even happening subconsciously. watch this. >> because criminals and. terrorists have exploited and are exploiting this very obvious loofhole in our gun safety laws. >> larry: uhh, what happened? >> larry, he said "loofhole!" he's been pronouncing words correctly in front of america for seven years but now he's using the unnecessary black "f. >> larry: wow. i had no idea. >> do yo>> do you know what a tf ishole is? a little troof on your birfday. >> larry: ohhh, okay. so that's release the blacken. that's why he's not worried about norf korea? >> careful larry, you're only in the first year of your show. don't release too much. >> larry: okay, thanks! bluejasmine-- >> bluejasmine steeplechase. >> larry: bluejasmine steeplechase, everybody. we'll be right back. hey! searching for a great used car? you got it. just say, show me millions of used cars for sale at the all-new carfax.com. where now you can search with the power of carfax®. just

the ulcerative the obama administration was to collect -- the whole start of the obama a menstruation was to collect data and collect a review. -- of the obama administration was to collect data and start a review. cia, everyone. they had to come to a unanimous decision about each individual. it was very tough. you always have those on the difference prevent -- defense department saying oh my god, there is a risk, we don't want to do with. they created this other category of people too dangerous to release, which is a bad category. obama said at that time even then, that would be reviews. but they didn't do any. they just did not do any. when it started again and 2013 people throughy the interagency task force. risk, can they be released? the problem with that is that they have not put enough resources into it. there have only been 18 of these reviews. they should review them all. 85% of them would probably be cleared. let me say one thing about abu zubaydah. is,m not allowed, like andy to even look at wikileaks information. i can lose my security clearance, unbelievably. but his lawy

at the white house, president barack obama watched the protests on television. >> when obama sees these insurrections in north africa and the middle east, he is very excited by them. >> now suddenly, it looks like the forces of history are in the squares, not in the presidential palaces. and now the president wants to be on the right side of history. >> narrator: for three decades, mubarak had been an american ally. >> the arab street is rising up against these dictators, and i think obama faced this moment, this decision. >> obama is very enthusiastic about what's happening in tahrir square, more than many people in his own cabinet. and he wants to put america on the side of that. >> narrator: the president decided to get involved: he would tell mubarak to leave. >> i was with him in the oval office when he does this phone call to mubarak. he was trying to nudge mubarak in a certain direction, and mubarak was in a state of complete denial. mubarak is telling the president, "you don't understand. i understand my people." >> narrator: and in front of the cameras, obama repeated his deman

it's gone up from nixon to obama. obama has more power, will exercise more power. a lot of this is constitutionally doubtful, as the -- as george will and laura i'm sure will say, but the consequence can do only certain things. the main thing is cut off funding. if they start cutting off funding on some of these executive actions, you'll see real conflict. but obama's probably going to get his way on these sanctions. >> let me ask you on the broader issue, as somebody who cut his teeth talking about nixon and the reporting on nixon and the abuse of power, does it trouble you at all to see this self-proclaimed expansion of executive authority under obama? >> sure, but to us as journalists, the important lesson is we're going to have a new president in about a year, and let's make sure we tell people who that might be and not -- we've got to cover -- >> that's not my question. the question i'm asking, and i want to get to george to this, the powers and abilities of president to, i'll say it, run rough shod over congress. >> you raised the issue, article has the power

president obama said the gitmo separation of powers. that leaves open the ideas that he could try to use executive authority to again bypass congress. still ahead on "full measure" -- many of the enemy combatants at guantanamo were once important al qaeda players who plotted against america. we'll talk to one man whose cia team caught them. gary berntsen: the five individuals that president obama released in return for a deserter were essentially the national security council for the taliban for mala omar. they were the leadership of the taliban who commanded their intelligence apparatus and their sharyl: in the very early days of the war on terror, members of the cia and special operations teams were on the ground in afghanistan seeking high value members of the taliban and al qaeda. in 2001, gary berntsen commanded the cia's so-called jawbreaker team. many of those captured by his team went to guantanamo. gary: when you look at guantanamo, i think the public needs to understand that the individuals, the vast majority of the people tha

amy: michelle obama sat next to an empty seat last night. that seat symbolizing the thousands of people who are missing in this country, killed because of gun violence. could that seat have also represented the number of people who have been deported, even some of president obama's closest allies in the latino community and latino organizations have called him the to porter in chief. >> i don't think it is my job as a member of commerce to call the president names, but what i will say is last week, i called out the president's policy when it comes to deportation, this sort of extreme enforcement and communities, and the congressional district that i represent is causing so much great fear in communities. children not going to school, people not going to work, being afraid to be seen in visible in their communities. i think it is a responsible -- in fact, just last week i had a pretty heated conversation with ice officials about their enforcement activities and my congressional district and across the country. placethere is another where the

because of barack obama's leadership. osama bin laden has been killed and we destroyed organization that threaten our nation. we have more to do. of course we do. historical agreements on climate change and to stop iran from gaining weapons have been achieved. within the last few days, iran shipped out of iran 12 tons of urr uranium. 12 tons because of barack obama. now we have a lot more to do for america on behalf of the american people. we can't ignore the progress that has been made. my friend talks about the new senate. and there is a new senate because you have a constructive minority. democrats are willing to work with them. the issues we have been able to pass with exception have been issues we should have passed years ago. we could not because the republicans filibustered every we tried to do. we have a lot more to do for the american people. it is a wonderful country and i am pleased with the progress we made during the seven years of barack obama. >> this raises the question of what it takes of the union. the s

, obama wants your guns. i asked cruz about this in our exclusive skboouf on board his bus tour of iowa. gun control, restrictions on gun ownership, gun grabbing as you called it in the e-mail, a lot of that in the news these days and a lot of questions about background checks. who should be able to buy a gun who should not. do you think somebody who has been convicted of domestic abuse against a partner or girlfriend/boyfriend should that person be legally allowed to buy a firearm? that's an issue that is debated a lot. >> well, it's existing law if a domestic violence abuse you're not eligible to buy a firearm. that's existing law. i mentioned my obligation as president is to enforce the law. that's an obligation i take seriously. you know, it's interesting there a lot of times i'll get questions in town halls. you're on a bus right now. we're traveling through iowa. we're doing 28 counties in six days. i'll get questions in town halls will you implement this policy that we really care about? my answer over

and obama doesn't understand. he's not a business person. >> there have been certainly domestic terror incident recently. two refugees who were arrested for trying to support isis in syria. there was a cop who was shot in philly and the person who shot him said he was doing it out of his allegiance to isis. >> we have to be very strong. look, if we're not vigilant in this country, we're not going to have a country left. you look at brussels, what's happening in germany, what's happening in paris, so many places, we have to be vigilant. we hear about a bush done trick, obama doctrine. there a trump doctrine on foreign policy? guiding philosophy? >> yeah, tough, smart, vigilant. we have to be respected, because right now, chris we're not respected by anybody, and other people -- i have to tell you, in terms of foreign policy we're have to pay up. and again, when we take care of south korea militarily, when we take care of jenny and all the -- many people don't even know this. when we are protecting all these countri

it was all about president obama. she was trying to embrace the president tightly throughout the evening. she said the reason she is supporting her health care plan is to defend his legacy. she had strong words about sanders' questionable support for president obama. >> and president obama has led our country out of the great recession. senator sanders called him weak, disappointing. he even in 2011 publicly sought someone to run in a primary against president obama. now, i personally believe that president obama's work to push through the dodd-frank bill and then to sign it was one of the most important regulatory schemes we had since the 1930s. >> reporter: secretary clinton is trying to keep some questions and concerns and doubts alive in the minds of voters. particularly in south carolina and african-american voters by saying that bernie sanders did not support the president. that is one of the strongest things you can say. bernie sanders came back and said of course i supported the president. i support president

supreme court said it would hear the obama appeal. the arguments will likely be in april, and then as i say, a very momentus decision in june. gwen: the obama administration doesn't seem very upset that the court has decided to take this matter. in fact, they seem like they're rolling the dice for the outcome. joan: yes. because they lost in the lower courts. they said, please intervene here. you're right, gwen. usually it's not the obama administration saying -- gwen: please. joan: courts, listen to us, but the president's initiative lost, as i say, in lower courts. so the only thing to do would be to go to the u.s. supreme court. it even filed early and said put this on a fast track because, look at the compressed time we have. this program, if it is allowed to go forward, would only have a couple months before the president leaves office. and as i say, a lot rides on it on the ground politically. could be a big wedge issue. hispanics, a key voting block. and the president wants his authority to carry on. gwen: reading -- molly: rea

. >> president obama's farewell state of the union. a look to the country's future. >> the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth, period. >>> and playing out on the campaign trail for the presidential hopefuls. bernie sanders coming out swinging. hillary clinton facing unexpected trouble in iowa. and another battle brewing for trump and senator ted cruz. >> i am activist. >> young #activists. >> everyone is listening to you. >> vocal about their beliefs. >> i'm an independent woman. >> push for change. from protests. >> we have nothing to lose but our chains. >> to something as simple as a hug. the state of the obamas, how the evolved. >> god bless the united states of america. >> and what could be next for them in washington. >>> but first, the " nightline 5." >> first, you can't put it in like that. you have to put it in first. >> the alfredo? >> yes. >> if it's baked on, it's never going to work. >> dish issues? cascade platinum. it powers through your toughest finish finish. >> see, told you it would work. r

coalition without barack obama. that is not easy. as we saw in this conversation tonight you are not going the change minds here. >> i'm sensing that mike's coming around to my -- >> so -- >> but does this president send a year campaigning for his legacy. >> mobilizing, getting out voters. >> whoever run -- >> people who don't like him don't like him. >> whoever the republicans nominate have to run against a barack obama, michelle obama and both clintons. you were right when you say this is obama's version of america. he is proud of the country but he does not want us to get pulled into dumb wars. >> here's the difficulty for the republican candidate. you have to coalesce the obama coalition without saying you are the third term of barack obama. that is a tricky thing to thread that needle. >> but the set of issues he outlined is a set of issues that a candidate can run with. >> a healthy disagreement that we had a few minutes ago. nikki haley spent her time on immigration and terrorism. she talked to security issue

but, yes, the sun is going down on barack obama's presidency. now, something tells me unless ben carson can pull off a miracle rivaling the time he sawed those two damn babies in half, we're probably not going to be seeing another black guy delivering the state of the union for a while. you guys. >> audience: ooh! >> larry: i know. there was a lot of anticipation for this speech. the room was filled with all the standard dignitaries: the supreme court, the joint chiefs, even some celebrities. oh, look at that. dog the bounty hunter. ( laughter ) okay, i'm sorry. it's my fault! i'm sorry. okay. that was a really cheap, unfair comparison. my apologies to dog the bounty hunter. bam! did it again! i'm so bad. all right. ( laughter ) all right, mr. president, state of the union, episode seven. come on, man, bring it like that black stormtrooper fighting the evil empire. an unemployment rate cut in half. our auto industry just had its best year ever. gas under two bucks a gallon ain't too bad, either. if you doubt my commitment to see justice done, ju

obama: all right? so we're going to advance research, we're going to work with the private sector to update firearms technology. some gun retailers are already stepping up by refusing to finalize a purchase without a complete background check or by refraining from selling semiautomatic weapons or high capacity magazines. and i hope that more retailers and more manufacturers join them. because they should care as much as anybody about a product that now kills almost as many americans as car accidents. i make this point because none of us can do this alone. i think mark made that point earlier. all of us should be able to work together to find a balance that declares the rest of our rights are also important. second amendment rights are important. there are other rights that we care about as well. and we have to be able to balance them. because our right to worship freely and safely, that right was denied to christians in charleston, south carolina, and that was denied jews in kansas city and that was de

of legislation, obama care. but nina is right if they come up with a plan to actually replace it, that may put the blue print necessary for when a republican president comes in to office of how to get rid of obama care, in the post obama, era. >> the program has not improved. the premiums are rising and state coopes are closing and is this the time to drive a silver stake th >> politically, you can't. only a third of the americans support repealing obama care and millions are relying on obama care and medicaid that is expanded in states where there is republican governors that are vulnerable next year. it is it a difficult thing to do politically to repeal it. you are right, jon. premiums have gone up and health companies and insurance companies have pulled out. it is just not been the perfect plan that president obama and certainly not the affordable care act that president obama promised. >> does it become a problem for vulnerable republicans come canning up, jamie? >> i am not sure it does. obama care is very

senior adviser to president obama. and dan told us he thought it was a mistake that president obama and the white house did not address trump's birther stuff more quickly when he was in the white house and thinks ted cruz needs to say more directly and fast. >> and my guess is he probably will. listen, he has already said, remember, he issued a full statement renouncing his canadian citizenship. this is now a year and a half ago he did this. clearly in advance of the presidential run in knowing that this issue was bound to come up as it came up with george romney and it came up with john mccain and then, of course, the whole obama controversy. but john and kate, he publicly renounced that citizenship. and in that line, in that statement when he did that, he said he never did anything whatsoever to affirm his canadian citizenship, even though he apparently had dual citizenship. i think he's going to have to spell out what that -- what is behind that statement that he never did anything to affirm what specific things did

obama took office. i think there are so many hotspots right now that have to be dealt with, whether it is russian aggression, chinese cyber hacking, isis, the threat of radical islam throughout -- it is a global phenomenon now. it goes beyond containment, rather destroying the threat, and we are doing a good job. it's dealing with isis, which i think the president has disregarded. it was supposed to all the over, but the reality is isis reared its ugly head. you can't turn a blind eye to it, you can't pretend like it doesn't exist. you have to deal with it -- a lot of people have a simplistic notion that you push a button, you carpet bomb, and bomb the shit out of them, and there is a military piece to this that is critical, but there is also a political piece to this. there is a war in syria and assad has to be a part of it. the russians can play a constructive role with mr. assad. the russians will have a homeland security department of their own, and i think dealing with the political situation on th

michelle obama is the workout queen. she's a fitness fanatic, she's obviously in incredible shape and yet, he was a smoker, we also know and seems to play basketball and golf and doesn't ever seem to work out. i wondered how he could play with some of these other players and how he managed avoid getting injured. >> i think he does get exercise in the morning. now basketball players will tell you there's shape and basketball shape. that was an exchange, scott, that maybe jack had with the president just before you guys played one-on-one and jack gave you up and told the president, the president is basically trying to weedle out of scott's scouting report. and jack say that is scott hasn't been in shape. obama is smart, okay, i can maybe outlast him. he finds in the morning a chance to do aerobic stuff but that isn't the cutting and the jumping and you really need to do that on a regular basis. yeah. he hasn't really been playing competitive basketball lately. you may remember right around the mid-term editorials about wha

, there is this piece, obama's obama. the president has cycled through more chiefs of staff than any predecessor since mcdonagh is the one who came to stay. they write about closing down a referencey, it's to a staff meeting president obama was leading, a cabinet secretary meeting he was leading. then defense secretary chuck hagel and says i don't think you are moving fast enough. second term commander used to having his orders executed, not -- questioned. i was giving floor speeches calling for the closing of one time before you were even in the senate, mr. president, the former republican senator from nebraska shot back, according to two people familiar with details of the interaction. then he really pushed it, maybe you need a new defense secretary. obama who had already been growing dissatisfied with hagel said dennis, get together with chuck and fix this. an independent. getting thoughts on president obama's last state of the union address. thank you. i thought it was a good speech. it was concise and to the point. i

obama: there you go. yeah. but, after years of record corporate profits, working families won't get more opportunity or bigger paychecks by letting big banks or big oil or hedge funds make their own rules add everybody else's expense. [applause] obama: food stamp recipients didn't cause the financial crisis; recklessness on wall street did. [applause] obama: immigrants aren't the reason wages haven't gone up enough; those decisions are made in the boardrooms that too often put quarterly earnings over long-term returns. it's sure not the average family watching tonight that avoids paying taxes through offshore accounts. the point is, i believe that in this new economy, workers and startups and small businesses need more of a voice, not less. the rules should work for them. i am not alone in this. this year i plan to lift up the many businesses who've figured out that doing right by their workers ends up being good for their shareholders. and i want to spread those practices across america. that is part of a brig

obama mania, they call it. the rock star. >> this has been an interesting ride, 2 1/2 years ago nobody knew my name. >> reporter: then came 2008, a long shot first term senator challenging the clinton machine. the campaign became a mass movement. a wave of hope. >> what's the one thing in your life that you think prepares you best for that moment? >> in difficult or stressful moments, i don't get rattled. >> reporter: and obama himself turned out to be a highly polarizing president. polls show he's never become either hugely popular like ronald reagan or bill clinton, or hugely unpopular like jimmy carter or george w. bush. his favorability hovers under 50%. his presidency a time of turmoil and division and bitter angry politics. the opposite of what he promised and hoped when he burst on to the scene with a speech that ignited the 2004 democratic convention. >> we are one people, all of us plenling allegiance to the stars and stripes. all of us defending the united states of america. >> reporter: after tonight

president obama addressing congress and the nation. a widerray of topics, the past, the future, isis and a message for the man or woman who is in the white house after him. we're live in washington. >>> relocating, an nfl team returning to los angeles and possibly one following. the fans reacting overnight. >>> plus, ship accident. high winds and seas causing a huge ferry to smash into a pier. >>> good wednesday morning. breaking news from the persian gulf. ten s sailors detained by the iranian revolutionary guard have been freed. mission in two small boats yesterday. then one of their vessels became disabled and drifted into iranian waters. the revolutionary guard apprehended them. >> s some ten hours followed. a top iranian navy official said their investigation had determined that the america ship had encountered mechanical trouble and this morning u.s. officials apologized for the incident and the sailors are no longer detained. freed just moments ago. >>> there is also breaking with north korea. at a north korean drone that crosse

obama and mrs. obama in d.c. a few years ago. host: to what extent have last year's presidents tackled issues like guns? a few days ago, president -- shed tea tears rs. i would introduce myself to somebody and someone would say i say my name -- and i lost my daughter at newtown. the national rifle association is very strong. the president is starting to build a coalition. he is starting to build the coalition. i think we will see him continuing in that role. i'm trying to get background checks for gun purchases made much tougher. of the union, the symbolic moment of the evening is going to be the empty chair. if you go to oklahoma city, they have an amazing memorial done there. they have mt chairs in a park that people come to visit. the chair will be representative of the people killed by gun violence. it will be a solemn moment. symbolism of that that tells you how much the president wants to make reducing gun violence part of his last year in office issue. climate change, which is popular in the american press, it is starting

we asked what president obama could have done more... during his time in office: ((erika washington/watchi ng debate: "some of the initiatives at the end my brothers keepers and the yes you can for young girls of color i wish those could have been implemented earlier and that we can take them a little bit further "//rafael lopez/watching the debate: "we don't have protection across the nation for work place we can be fired just for being gay...beign transgender at the moment that's what we need to do surprisingly we got marriage first before community advocates also used the watch party to register people to vote... and give out information on the nevada caucuses coming up next month. /// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. sherry swensk it's another very cold !d morning... with clear skies and light winds. .......... grab a warm coat and some gloves - you'll need them for a while today again. ................. freezing and we'll stay cold for a while. ........... single digits and even zero in some areas of the west! ...

she also endorsed president obama's action on gun control. "and i will continue to take common sense gun safety meausures. now i am very proud of what the president call for this morning with his executive order. and i was please because some of what he called for i had advocated for backa c ouple of months ago during our debates and our campaign." 3 clinton concluded by vowing to defend and protect a woman's right to choose, voting rights, the v-a, social security and marriage equality. she also discussed plans to make the u- s the global leader in clean energy... and to make college affordable for all students. 3 3 coming up after the break on siouxland news at ten... 3 3 we've got the latest on the manhunt in knox county, nebraska. how you can help police in their search for *this* man... coming up after 3 police in knkn county, nebraska continue to search for a man in the niobrara area.the manhunt for 28- year- old david hoffman began this afternoon and briefly forced the lockdown of town's schools. authorities aren't saying *what* hoffma

. >> there has been zero under obama. they have all gone into the district of your mark -- new york for the trial? karen: the eastern district of virginia in alexandria. some have gone to the d.c. court. but many of them have gone either to brooklyn or manhattan. >> and what has the outcome been? karen: they often get convicted. they are usually sentenced averaged around 18 years. many of them are put away for 25 years or more. many for life. >> the problem with military commissions in guantanamo is material support, which is a common indictment, is not a war crime. that is why some of these prosecutions fail completely. they were vacated. karen: right, some were vacated. others who would have been charged expected that would be charged, cannot be charged. now, they raise the same issue -- another guantanamo detainee has been through the system for how many years? now it is on appeal for the question of conspiracy. >> he was an bin laden bodyguard? karen: we think. >> questions from the bbc. for you, andy. abu zubaydah, w

. >>> president obama did not mention the u.s. sailors or state of the union address but did vow that protecting the american people and going after terrorist networks is priority number one. >> in his final address, he also warned that america cannot move forward until we fix our politics. abc's stephanie ramos has reaction. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and reena, good morning. the past, future, isis and election 2016 dominated the state of the union address last night with president obama speaking more to viewers at home rather than the lawmakers before him. >> the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this was it. president obama's last state of the union address before congress and the nation. kicking off the speech acknowledging the 2016 election and horse race in the early primary states. >> for this final one, i'm going to try to make it a little shorter. i know some of you are antsy to get back to iowa. >> reporter: marco rubio and bernie sanders sitting in the chambers withou

t's part of the obama era. and the president post-san bernandino, but san bernandino gives someone like president obama the connection with national security. that was a terrorist attack that these people got guns easily in the united states. and i'm not weighing on which side but i'm pointing out that president obama is going to make his a major part of his last year. i envision as ex-president in chicago weighing in on the public schools, holding town hall forums, working to make chicago safer and use the model what he does in chicago for other places in the united states. i wouldn't be surprised if he does more town halls this year on the gun issue and in the end we are going to vote. hillary clinton is with president obama. we'll see who wins the 2016 presidentsal election and it will be very telling which way this gun control issue will move. how when he was president, he couldn't run for re-election in 1952 because he had a 27 approval rating and nobody wanted much to do anything. lyndon johnson in 1968,

(obama sot) when politicians insult muslims. that doesn't make us safer. that's not telling us like it is. it's just wrong. it diminishes us in the eyes of the world.south carolina governor nikki haley gave the republican response... echoing the president's calls to calm the anti muslim rhetoric.(sot abide by our laws and love our traditions should ever feel unwelcome."the republican governor did give a critical view of president obama's record on the economy:(sot haley) "we're feeling a crushing national debt, a health care plan that has made insurance less affordable. (standup: weijia jiang cbs news washington, d.c.) reaction to the state of the union from the campaign trail was swift, with trump taking to twitter -- calling the president's address here in washington boring, slow and lethargic.texas senator ted cruz, who opted to skip the speech was in new hampshire: (sot sen. ted cruz/republican presidential candidate) it was more of the same. it was sadly less a state of the union and more a state of denial.today president obama will head to omaha to p

sot : obama, "for this final one, i'm going to try to make it shorter. i know some of you are antsy to get back to iowa." presidential hopefuls marco rubio and bernie sanders sitting in the chamber .... gop frontrunner donald trump ....not invited but going straight to twitter....to down the speech. without mentioning republican candidates by name took them on? sot - president obama "how can we make our politics reflect what's best in us, and not what's worst?" but also made a plea for untiy... sot - i hope we can work priorities like criminal justice reform. and highlighted past successes...an d the future. obama 21:56:15 the future we want - opportunity and security for our families; a rising standard of living and a sustainable, peaceful planet for our kids - all that is within our reach. but republicans challenged the president...starting with the gop response from south carolina governor nikki haley sot - gov. nikki haley / south carolina"the president's record has often fallen far short of his soaring words." haley even taking a swing at donbld tru