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, all young go obama. as father barack obama, sr., we walked through the compound of the obama clan down there. and saw the great sites of his great-grandfather, a person from whom the obama name derives. just kind of amazing stuff all day. >> you spent a lot of time in your interviews talking about the situation in kenya. what importance does that have to your book? >> it explains a lot about barack obama, sr. and this book is more than just a biography barack obama who became president of the united states. it's about the places that created him, the people who created him, starting two generations back and moving to obama himself. and his father, in some ways, represented the promise and the frustrations of africa, and of kenya. and on a more personal level, on his brilliance and flaws. and some of that had to do with the tribe. they are the second largest tribe in kenya. the colonial period when the british dominated kenya, really created the sort of tribalism, putting all the different tribes in diffe

>> barack obama is projected to be the next president. >> senator barack obama of illinois will be the next president... >> narrator: november 4, 2008. on this night, in chicago, inside barack obama's private world, the news began to sink in. >> i kept watching obama as he transformed from this young man to the next president of the united states. this was a different man. >> there are tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands who have gathered in grant park in chicago. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next first family of the united states of america. >> narrator: only four years earlier, he'd been a state legislator. >> the look on his face to me looked like someone who finally understood the weight of the job that he had just won. >> almost as if the weight of the world had rested on his shoulders. >> the road ahead will be long, our climb will be steep. two wars, a planet in peril, the worst financial crisis in a century. but america, i have never been more hopeful than i am tonight that we will get there. i promise you, we as a people will get there. god bless you, and may god bl

>>> en el gimnasio de una escuela secundaria en una zona hispana de las vegas el presidente barack obama dijo las palabra que su audiencia habÍa esperado por aÑos. >>> estoy aquÍ porque ha llegado el momento para una reforma migratoria que tenga sentido comÚn, destacÓ que es un paÍs de inmigrantes que es momento de arreglar de raÍz lo que no funciona, tambiÉn subrayÓ el esfuerzo hecho por un grupo de senadores que dijo que iban en la direcciÓn correcta, pero dijo que si el congreso no se mueve rÁpido, Él mandarÁ su propuesta, el presidente dijo que era importante seguir mejorando la seguridad de la frontera y sistema de verificaciÓn que utilizan los empleadores. >>> tambiÉn dijo que no podÍa haber reforma migratoria sin un comÚn para la ciudadanÍa, algunos dicen que presidente barack obama se quedÓ en la retÓrica y no dio detalle de la pro puest propuesta concreta. >>> menciona los mismos puntos creo que estÁ tomando la estrategia de no aislar y dejar atrÁs a todos los republicanos, vamos a ver el documento. >>> presidente barack obama reconociÓ a un joven mexicano

first, this inaugural flashback. >> obama! >> thank you. >> obama! >> thank you. >> there was a magic to the inaugural day for president obama. the first african-american to be president, as if the whole history of our country was coming full circle with the ending of slivery and now the first african-american president. >> the man whose father less than 60 years ago might not have been served at a local restaurant can now stand before you to take a most sacred oath. >> the crowds were reveling in that spirit. 1.8 million than have ever been there before. just the idea that we have come this far as a nation. a sense of unity and a sense of pride. i think in our country that this was finally happening. let's go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new cadillac xts... another big night on the town, eh? ...and the return of life lived large. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your bu

clinton llega con 7 puntos mÁs que obama, barack obama estÁ un poquito por encima del 50%. y por eso se habla de una naciÓn dividida. >>> pero subiÓ mucho Últimamente. y creo que con toda esta ceremonia vamos a ver a un presidente asÍ. >>> los segundos discursos no suelen ser memorables, y que la historia recuerda el de lincoln por la circunstancia particular, siendo sinceros no es el gran discurso de obama, tiene otros mÁs significativos, y fue general, hizo un planteamiento de temas generales, podemos esperar un discurso mÁs particul particular. >>> la razÓn por la que no vimos un presidente hablando de afganistÁn, y el tema migratorio, sino haciendo alusiones, y en este prÓximo discurso va a ir redondeando lo que va a hacer en todos los temas, posiblemente darÁ una ruta de lo que quiere hacer en sus primeros dos aÑos. >>> nos quedan tres minutos y medio, y vamos a redondear fÉlix para ver con quÉ nos quedamos. blanca rosa, un pensamiento final. >>> efectivamente, jorge, cuando las personas ven que el presidente volviÓ a su auto empezaron los aplausos, lo qu

immigration is another key issue for obama's second term. >> the obama white house will introduce a major piece of reform legislation on immigration. the problem is that it almost that's deal with what is sometimed called amnesty, legalizing people who are already in this country illegally. that is highly controversial, not just for republicans. >> there is much to do for president obama. and the countdown is on. he has just four more years in was to seal his legacy. >> just about 700,000 people turned out to ring in obama's new term, way down compared to the 1.8 million to turn out four years ago. >> clearly the excitement does not compare to the first term. what about here in europe. we asked people and politicians what they hoped to see from obama part 2. >> it is great he was reelected. he had four years and he has four more. it is a big opportunity. i think obama can now push the things that he wants to. things that are important to him. >> the u.s. is important to the global economy, so it is crucial that it manages to overcome the debt crisis. the main issue he needs to address is

and in every respect, president obama represents fairness. throughout his four years, he he's wanted fairness, whether it's in economics or health reform or looking at the environment as our extension of ourselves. president obama represents hope, trust, stability and compassion. he's the right person for this time. it's no accident that the inrecalling ral ceremony is tomorrow on martin luther king day. i just wonder if when martin luther king jr. said "i have a dream," did he have this vision? >> interesting. >> you said lincoln was the right man for the time. in your article, i don't have it in front of me, i'm paraphrasing, you said lincoln was reviled and he was loved at the same time. think many people would feel the same way about president obama now. >> yes. >> do you think people knew that about link unand do you think it's the same about president obama now? >> you know, whenever there's a move toward something that's new, that's not part of the old paradigm, there are reactionary forces. we have a partisan country now where we have

luis leon recibio a la familia obama. de ahi al capitolio, donde la jueza sonia sotomayor juramento publicamente al vice presidente joe biden (11;46:32) y luego fue el turno de barack obama. (11:50:38) el discurso presidencial se centro en metas de su segundo periodo, como reducir deficits y la desigualdad social y soluciones migratorias. presidente obama nuestro viaje no esta completo hasta que encontremos 1 mejor forma de darle la bienvenida a inmigrantes esforzados, con esperanza, que todavia ven a nuestro pais como tierra de oportunidades, la presencia latina se noto con richard blanco, primer poeta hispano y gay en recitar 1 poesia en la ceremonia y en la bendicion del reverendo leon. asistentes que llegaron de lejos se sintieron emocionado s. natalia olson-urtecho, visitante de philadelphiasi basa gente hablando y platicando en espanol. y el poema se refirio a la comunidad hispana." monica montano, visitante de san diego es algo muy increible la verdad, es 1 evento enorme. hay tanto orgullo." otros dicen haber senti

obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! obama! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! obama! obama! obama! obama! ♪ do you believe ♪ believe in miracles yeah ♪ do you believe ♪ do you believe in miracles ♪ i am here to make you see ♪ love is here for you and me ♪ ♪ do you believe in miracles ♪ together we can ♪ change the world >> what an exciting and historic day in january 2009. barack obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the united states. millions attended and billions watched the inauguration of president obama. it was a day filled with inspiration, emotion, and hope for a better future for america and the world. >> [newscaster] i just wonder, i just wonder exactly what hit his mind when he hit that threshold. the flags waving, the roar, i mean, you know the-that just that moment had to be just, you know, amazing view for him. >> [franklin] ♪ my country 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ of thee i sing ♪ land where my father died ♪ land of the pilgrim's pride ♪ from every every ♪ m

i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will, to the best of moo ability. >> and will, to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations mr. president. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. thank you so much. >> president obama will be the 17th to joint exclusive club of presidents who gave more than one inauguration speech, joining the ranks of washington, jefferson, lincoln and roosevelt. >>> the vice president was sworn in today at the naval observatory by justice sonia sotomayor with the family bible. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of

president obama and then obama, obama, obama. it's just -- i think in a more -- looser, more free wheeling and casual setting i use short hand for all major elected officials whether it's obama, bush, you know, whatever it is. sometimes i will call hillary clinton hillary. when they have a distinct first name like that. i did start thinking about it and i think i understand and appreciate where a lot of the objections are got were coming from. a lot of them were from african-american tweeters and i sensed obviously there's a lot of pride there in obama, in president obama, as the first african-american president, and i think of my grandparents and their generation, catholics in 1960 when john f. kennedy was elected president. the first catholic to be elected president after the whole al smith experience in 1928. after being told for years, for decades, for generations a catholic could never be president. you had the kennedy plate in every catholic house. it was always president kennedy. it meant so much, so much pride, so much pe

this was john brennan with president obama when president obama first took office. john brennan was reportedly president obama's choice to lead the cia after he first became president in his first term. john brennan had been a career cia figure. he had served as chief of staff to george tenet when george tenet under george bush developed their torture and secret prison program. john brennan's association with the torture and secret prison program of the george bush era of the cia is what sunk his chances for being picked as director of the cia at the start of the obama presidency. it's kind of weird. it's almost a foreign concept in american modern politics that the left might block something from happening, but it's true. liberals thought obama stopping the torture program wasn't enough. that people tarred by association with that program should not be promoted, that there should be political accountability for people who were close to the torture policy. liberals raised enough noise about john brennan's potential nomination to run the cia in 2008 and 2009 that it

. >>> presidente barack obama reconociÓ a un joven mexicano de nevada a quienes trajeron su pa deprez a este paÍs que ha logrado beneficiarse de la acciÓn diferida. >>> como decÍa el presidente fue un poco difÍcil porque uno ve a los amigos tomamos su licencia, yendo manejando, tomando carro teniendo buenos trabajos era una cosa que no podÍa hacer. >>> el mensaje de hoy del presidente barack obama y la iniciativa de ayer han disparado el optimismo. >>> si la comunidad se moviliza y participamos ordenada y cÍvicamente vamos a lograr la reforma migratoria. >>> otros consideran que se tiene que poner la acciÓn donde hoy se ponen las palabra. >>> sepan damos todas las deportaciones * para aseguraron que las persona se puedan beneficiar porque si no van a seguir las familias divididas. >>> estÁ es una gran preocupaciÓn que tienen algunos migrantes que sigan las deportaciones y no tengan la oportunidad de beneficiarse de algo que promete ser posiblemente algo bueno, por supuesto tambiÉn tienen preocupaciÓn por los costos dicen que cuanto va a costar legalizarse estÁ preocupaciÓ

we're talking about michelle obama. she didn't get those arms by just sitting around the white house. mrs. obama wakes up before dawn to work out. back with us, a certified personal trainer, nutrition coach, official trainer for the atlanta hawks cheerleaders, so much going on. so how does michelle obama, one, get the arms and keep them? >> i wish it was just as simple as getting michelle obama's arms. she is very active, first of all. it's not just about spot training, working out the arms. she's active, watches what she eats. she's very into nutrition. those are two key factors into getting toned arms. another thing is genetics. and she was a college athlete. she has a lot of things on her side. but if you want to tone your arms and strengthen and work on getting a little more shape, you can do the following exercises. i brought my dumbbells. you can do these, too, if you want to. hammer curls to get our biceps in the front of our arm. they're going to flex. you can do this and then twist at the top and you can see --

obama -- biden. obama announced this was the way it was going to be. that's his assumption going in. he's not a negotiator. es a' lecturer -- he's a lecturer. >> he's not an lbj type that grabs lapels. >> i think he feels he has the answer. he thought about this. this is the way it s. he has a high iq. we all admit to that. he's gifted in many rays but he's -- many ways but he's got the answer. >> one of the thing, he's trying to-- >> how can you say if you don't conform to him, it doesn't work when you set the whole thing up saying the democrats -- excuse me. let me finish. that the democrats say he gives away too much. you've got this narrative now being advanced. the republicans are trying to shift blame to obama saying he doesn't socialize enough. he doesn't pay enough attention to their tender egos. that is total nonsense. >> not only is he an intro vert -- obama, president obama is an intro vert and that can be a virtue but he too frequently insuperintendents the motivations of the republicans he's dealing with. on gun control he said well, maybe

we expect to see president obama and first lady michelle obama at any moment as well as vice president biden. we'll show them to you both, probably in a split screen. that's my son's favorite band. >> that right? >> that's a good band. >> anything more you want to say about michelle obama? >> that's all i had to say. all i had to say. >> in selecting jason wu, it really solidifying his claim now. he's no one-hit wonder. he's now a two-timer and he's leveraged with the success he had in the first inaugural ball. he has a target line, a couture line, and now he will have two dresses in the obama presidential library. a big deal. extraordinary. >> that is true. it's a success story. >> man, are you still talking? >> please stop, seriously. >> i would like to say something about the commander in chief ball because there's all of this extolling of the military and the sacrifice and all of that. but the downside, the dark side of this is that more people were killed by suicide this year, died by suicide than were killed in combat. and when the veterans come home, they are not treated well. t

. >>> washington se viste de gala para la segunda juramentación de barack obama como presidente de los estados unidos, esta ami saludamos jorge ramos y satcha pretto, gracias por acompañarnos en esta transmisión especial de noticias univisión de la toma de posesión por segunda, la enmien indica que el presidente de los estados unidos tiene que tomar posesión el 20 de enero antes de las 12 del día, y ahora estamos en una segunda ceremonia, que después de 7 veces en la historia de los estados unidos, donde había coincidido la ceremonia el domingo, el lunes se hace la fiesta popular. >>> estamos viendo en pantalla al ex presidente bill clinton y a la casi ex secretaria de estado, hillary clinton, es interesante, jorge ramos, porque en esta toma de posesión no estamos viendo el 1,8 millón de personas que se reunieron para la toma de posesión del presidente barack obama, se calcula que alrededor de 800 mil personas habían aquí, sin embargo en la segunda toma de posesión de bill clinton arribaron unas 400 mil, así que el presidente barack obama no está tan mal. >>> es bonito

>> aunque mañana será el gran evento, el presidente barack obama ya juró en un segundo mandato, en una ceremonia privada sin discursos que duró pocos segundos, le tenemos los detalles. ♪ >> este es su notiero univisión fin de semana, con lourdes ramos, y felix de vedud. >> bienvenidos, es un día de gran actividades por la celebración de la toma de poder del presidente barack obama, la más reciente fue en el museo nacional de la capital del país, donde presidieron la tradicional recepción, previa a la toma de posesión, pasamos con felix para que nos hable del resto de los eventos, felix, buenas noches. >> estamos en la capital del país, en medio de festejos, y este evento además de político tiene un muy gran evento cultural, y los latinos dijeron presente, con un motivo de la toma de posesión, vamos con los momentos más significativos de esta gala >> el presidente barack obama >> marc anthony. >> prince royce pusieron a mover a los presentes donde los latinos fuimos los protagonistas, los famosos fueron los que desfilaron, rita moreno fue la primera >> está muy bella >>

though there's a lot critical of obama in the book it is about saying that the vision that obama's presidency fulfills king's dream is incorrect so in that sense we do a good dr west we were reminded actually even before the forward in the book dr king's words about what's needed for social change about what king himself called a true revolution and dr king said in sixty eight and sixty three that a true revolution of values will soon look easly on the contrast of poverty and wealth a true revolution of values will lay hands on the world order and say of war this way of settling differences is not just so it's really about saying that in fact the obama presidency sadly is not fulfilling king's dream and the struggle that we feel the whole society needs to take up the struggle we try to forward a bit in this book is to really look at and examine the connections between racism and militarism and to say there is systems for racism resistance against militarism must continue racism necessitates. war and militarism so really you know it just seems like yes we've gone so far but also you know i jus

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hear how sean hannity greeted the obama victory in november -- >> america wanted barack obama for four more years, and now we have him. by the way, good luck with that. chris: that was a bit sarcastic. today as the president take the oath, the new nbc wall street poll traces a geographic divide. 60% of americans who live in cities say they like the president personally, and like his policies. in the suburbs 43% like him and his policies. but in rural areas it's just 27%. and that's what you see playing out in congress. also inside the poll 6-10 strong republicans dislike the president personally as well as his policies. joe, there's a deep groove of resistance out there, and i guess the question is, how does the first term look, when you look back on it, compared to how it's looking? >> he's going to drive them completely crazy, those 60% of hrps in this term. and the reason for it is that there's an enormous story that we're missing, and that is we have had two important votes in the last three weeks. one was on sandy, the other was on raising taxes. in both cases obama had a bipartis

immigration is another key issue for obama's second term. >> the obama white house will introduce a major piece of reform legislation on immigration. the problem is that it almost that's deal with what is sometimed called amnesty, legalizing people who are already in this country illegally. that is highly controversial, not just for republicans. >> there is much to do for president obama. and the countdown is on. he has just four more years in was to seal his legacy. >> just about 700,000 people turned out to ring in obama's new term, way down compared to the 1.8 million to turn out four years ago. >> clearly the excitement does not compare to the first term. what about here in europe. we asked people and politicians what they hoped to see from obama part 2. >> it is great he was reelected. he had four years and he has four more. it is a big opportunity. i think obama can now push the things that he wants to. things that are important to him. >> the u.s. is important to the global economy, so it is crucial that it manages to overcome the debt crisis. the main issue he needs to address is

all right. >> reagan or obama? >> i'll put up reagan, you can put up obama. we'll chisel together. >> i think he had a very strong first term, saving detroit, ending two wars, aca, changed americans fundamentally, as best he could from the dump that bush left us. but i want to see a little bit more. what are you going to be able to do with immigration and gay rights so that we can fundamentally change america. all right. isn't that surprising? >> that is very shocking. a lot like the nobel peace prize. >> we're having a discussion. nobody celebrated it yet. >> but even talking, i think it's premature because it takes time. the difference between politics and history is time. and i think the best way -- history is really the best way to judge presidents. and it takes time, as you say, to know if the policies that president obama is putting in place right now, how it's going to affect people down the road. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. the national journal, how much will it affect the future of the country. and how did teddy roosevelt get up there? >> i mean

insofar as it sounded like obama 1.0, the obama that was elected in 2008, who has since expanded the use of drones and extra judicial killings, who has had a very aggressive national security policy in place. i wondered what that meant, especially against the back drop of what is happening in the middle east, in syria, and algeria, and mali. what was your read on it? >> but has also, to be fair to president obama, ended the iraq war and begun the drive out of the afghanistan war. one of the really interesting things about the second term, we talked in the first segment about all of the issues of medicare and social security. anything there has to go through a republican house. >> right. >> creating obama's foreign policy does not, for the most part, and we can argue about congressional authority, but presidents have wide latitude on foreign policy, and his appointments on the foreign policy side in chuck hagel and to some lesser extent john kerry have been somewhat aggressive and particularly hagel, who is more so probably than any other serving politician, and sort of more than any

. >>> barack obama is entering his second term. only the third democratic president to be re-elected in the last 75 years. he faces deep domestic challenges, above all, a still weak economy. he faces a world in flux and in crisis from iran and syria to north korea and china. perhaps most visibly, he faces a domestic political deadlock this seems to overshadow all else. with this hand, what can he do? what will he do? i've asked for advice from the statesmen and women who have stood beside presidents as they have made their most difficult decisions. from republicans like james baker. >> if we didn't have the dollar as a reserve currency of the world we would be greece. >> from democrats like robert rubin. >> in a democracy you can only move forward if both sides are willing to come together to govern. >> and independents like michael bloomberg. >> when you have jobs that we need to get done but americans won't take, letting the crops rot or letting the farms move south of the border is just insanity. >> and at the end, i'll write my

feet obama listen i've been a huge supporter of obama but we have to say what is apparent he appointed eric holder eric holder is a silk stocking white collar covington and burling corporate defense lawyer who built his business around defending wall street criminals corrupt corporation everything from fraud cases to and i trust environmental crimes obama knew exactly what he was going to get with holder when he appointed him now everybody talks about lanny breuer and how this was his fault well right lenny brewer is not even a lawyer for all practical purposes he's an administrator he's never been a lawyer he's never been an aggressive lawyer do you really think that lanny breuer was doing this on his own we looked nobody from the burned down was who was prosecuted what did we have we had interest rate rigging we had money laundering and drug money laundering tom the drug cartels were benefiting from terrorist groups were benefiting from but instead what is this the department of justice do it's a mr rich and they go after weekly leaks they go after people like aaron schwartz for god'

. >>> además con la segunda toma de posesión, el presidente barack obama ha comenzado su segundo mandato. >>> así es. >>> más adelante tenemos a satcha pretto que está en washington, pero ahora. >>>te aseguro que está satcha pretto ahí. >>> es lo mío. >>> les platico que ninel conde regresó a las europas, qué les parece. >>> también nuestros amigos de televisa espectáculos hablaron con ella. >>> vamos a ver qué dice. >>> se rcupera exitosamente de un accidente aparatoso. >>> el último día me tocó que me tiraron ahí esquiando, pero todo estuvo padrísimo, disfrutamos mucho como familia. >>> me hice estudios, como yo, parte fundamental para mí es el baile, el ejercicio, entonces, nada más gracias a dios, porque solamente me machaqué un poco de cartílago. >>> tu pequeña cómo está . >>> hermosa, hermosa, todo muy bien. >>> entre sus nuevos proyectos, ninel conde debutará en el mundo del os dibujos animados. >>> se llama un gallito con muchos ..., mi personaje se llama chikys, es una gallinita que canta, es la estrella de los palenques. >>> se hizo todo con mucho, con m

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obama, sworn in yesterday, promising to change the tax code, immigration laws, and act on climate change. good morning, everyone. we will spend the first part of this morning's "washington journal" on yesterday's inaugural address. for democrats, 202-585-3880. for republicans, 202-585-3881. for independents, 202-585-3882. also, send us a tweet, twitter.com/c-spanwj. post your comments on facebook, or you can e-mail us. journal@c-span.org. let me begin this morning, this is "the wall street journal," had line. "obama vows aggressive agenda." "he is looking beyond the fiscal battle set to dominate the coming weeks." and then a side story, an analysis. "the president is set to fight over a new to do list." "the inauguration was not only grayer, he sounded less like a man ready for lofty flights and more ready for ground battles." and then here is "the washington post," this morning. there had lyme, "we must act." -- there had line, "we must act -- their headline, "we must act." "the new york t

but for barack obama, i think this happened early. >> today, we got the obama plan for leaving iraq... >> president obama announced the current phase of the war is coming to an end... >> narrator: early on, obama had set a timetable for withdrawing troops from iraq. >> within 19 months... >> he came into office promising to get out of iraq. his rise had a lot to do with his opposition to the iraq war. and i don't think he ever looked back. >> narrator: but there was another, secret side to obama's approach to the world. candidate obama had been critical of much of the bush administration's top secret war on terror. as president, it was a different story. >> his people made it clear that in the terrorism arena, he was going to be as tough if not tougher than the bush people. he was going to be extraordinarily aggressive. he and his people reviewed all existing ongoing cia covert operations and with the exception of aggressive interrogations, endorsed all of them, and doubled down on a number of them. >> narrator: at the center of obama's covert war: targeted killings-- death by drone.

por segunda ocasion barack obama toma las riendas de estados unidos.... y como ya es tradicion juramento a su cargo en una ceremonia publica frente al capitolio de la nacion. el mandatario asume el poder ante un pais que pide soluciones en a los temas del control de armas, inmigracion y presupuesto entre otros... ... hola que tal..buenas tardes...bienvenidos a esta edicion especial de noticias washington por motivo a la segunda toma de posesion de barack obama... ... ... asi es...maria rosa..obama tomÓ posesion por otros cuatros aÑos en una multitudinaria ceremonia en washington que este ...mario tambien cabe destacar que barack obama es el presidente numero 17-en juramentar por segunda ocasion consecutiva... ...su discurso inaugural de hoy tuvo dos mil palabras, que segun analistas, es la plataforma para su mensaje a la nacion el proximo 12 de febrero

obama. >> it has been the tradition of the chief justice of the united states. this was the president just a few moments ago holding his hand on a family bible, michelle obama's family bible. chief justice john roberts administered the oath. keith is with us from new york. go ahead please. >> my question was more for the speech writers before. the difference between speaking and speech writing. i do not know who the guests there are now. >> this is more a chance to share your thoughts. do you have a memorable inaugural address that comes to mind? >> jfk's. that is the one that probably most people will remember. my question, i guess, was for the other guests that were previously there. >> thanks for the call. one of our viewers saying, i think incumbents should not have inaugural ceremonies. seven have had second inaugurations. when inaugurations fall on the sunday, their move to the following day. tomorrow is also martin luther king day, a federal holiday. we are told the president will mak

and obama's first term, brennan has been the one who has been at obama's side for all of these national security decisions. >> i want to turn to his remarks last may when john brennan publicly confirmed the united states has used drones to conduct targeted killings overseas. >> president obama believes if done carefully, deliberately, and responsibly, we can be more transparent and still ensure our nation's security. let me say it as simply as i can. yes, in full accordance with the law and order to prevent terrorist attacks on the united states and to save american lives, the united states government conducts targeted strikes against specific al qaeda terrorists, sometimes using remotely piloted aircraft often referred to publicly as drones. i am here today because president obama has instructed us to be more open with the american people about these efforts. >> that is john brennan who president obama has said will be nominating to be head of the ca. marcy wheeler, your comments? >> what your leaders -- lister should know, john brennan has lied explicitly about drones in the past. he

control de armas, barack obama impulsará medida. coca cola en el centro del debate ante la epidemia de nuestra generacion. confiesa lance armstrong que consumió drogas para mejorar su rendimiento, avanzan preparativos se seguridad para la toma de mando de barack obama , comenzamos. >>muy buenas noches, mañana al mediodía se espera que barack obama presente un paquete de iniciativas para incrementgar el control y venta de armas en el país. la medida incluría armas de asalto como la utilizada en la musacre de sandy hook. >>mientras el presidente barack obama se alista para presentar su propuesta sobre el control de armas mañana al mediodía, dos titoreos se daban el epais, missouri ,un joven dispara a su maestro, horas después en kentucky dos personas son asesinadas en el estacionamiento de un colegio comunitario. >>se cree que durante el anuncio de mañana se dará un control en la compra de armas, el presidente iniciará su presentacion con vicepresidente joe biden. >>los pequeños que asistirán a la presentacion fueron invi

obama. >> reporter: mr. obama urged cooperation, rare now in washington, to cut health care costs and the deficit. >> but we reject the belief that america must choose between caring for the generation that built this country and investing in the generation that will buildi its future. >> reporter: we can make progress, he said, on immigration, gay rights, climate change and school safety. a night to remember for the obamas and for the nation that re-elected the president. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> president obama never used the words "democrat" or "republican" in his second inaugural address, but his political message was clear, progressive policies along with a directive for leaders that define us as individuals and as a country. >> the commitments we make to each other through medicare and medicaid and social security, these things do not sap our initiative, they strengthen us. they do not make us a nation of takers. they free us to take the risks that make this country great. we wil

chris: obama at the threshold. account president combine grand prospects for glory with today's hard realities? can he offer a vision of a greater future and a practical way to confront debt in spending? can he address goals of historic consequence like immigration, while dealing with the grim money matters that routinely divide the country? the roosevelt way. could barack obama, even if he confronts a hostile opposition, still pursue a historic legacy, like f.d.r. in world war ii? could he hold a fighting action on one front to push for spending cuts while battling for gun safety and immigration reform on a second front? finally, picture-perfect. there are beautiful american families, a and no one treasures them more than the man in the white house. in the same week the president spoke parmelee about the time he spends with his daughters, reaction to that hateful n.r.a. ad may have shown how warmly the country has adopted them. chris: i'm chris matthews welcome to the show. with us joe klein from "time" magazine,

listen to rush. >> barack obama. if it weren't for me and fox news, that he would haven't any opposition, if it weren't for me and fom news, the republicans would be totally content to agree with obama and democrats on everything. then everything would be fine. everybody would be ficketted and okay. >> so, bob, that pesky fox news and rush would get out of the way i'd have any way. >> bob: i disagree with everything you said there. i don't think obama is trying to trash the second amendment or the first amendment. to pick out rush limbaugh and fox news is doing fox news a favor. not a good idea to do it. i have no idea what he was thinking when he did it. one of those things that happens when you win and you take too much in your victory. >> eric: flippant statement? >> yeah. >> look at mary landrieu on the senate floor. listen to mary landrieu. >> i am not going to keep cutting the division cessionnary budget, which by the way is not out of krog, despite what you hear on fox news. >> now the president and senator ca