de mandato del presidente barack obama, y segÚn una encuesta de cnn los estadounidense tienen opiniones muy divididas de su gestiÓn 75% de los encuestados dicen que el gobierno no estÁ funcionando correctamente, 69% se sienten frustrados por el rumbo que ha tomado el paÍs, cuando se les pregunta a los encuestados cÓmo ven en tÉrminos generales a presidente barack obama, 50% expresÓ desfavorable y 48 a favor del mandatario y la mejor calificaciÓn para presidente barack obama se registra en el tema de la economÍa. una coaliciÓn de lÍderes republicanos y religiosos protesta por eso redadas y posibles deportaciones de centroamericanos, y perdieron sus caso de asilo o tienen una orden final de deportaciÓn viviana lo explica. >> el mensaje es para presidente barack obama, el presidente que mÁs ha deportado en la historia de los estados unidos. viviana: 25 organizaciones y mÁs de 100 iglesias iniciaron lo que llaman un cÍrculo de protecciÓn que llegaron en la crisis humanitaria del 2011 y tendrÍan Órdenes de deportacion. son familia que su no se presentaron a audienc

barack obama and hillary clinton and unfortunately too many republicans in this town. in 2009, hillary clinton and barack obama led the effort to top then government in libya. the consequence of that, lib glass been handed over to radical islamic terrorists fighting in a war zone. shortly thereafter, the obama administration led the effort to topple mubarak in egypt. the consequence of that, the muslim brotherhood, terrorist organization, became the government in egypt. and now we see the obama administration with the support of politicians in both parties, trying to topple the government in syria with no plan for what will replace it. if we are to defeat our enemies, we need to be clear-eyed. that toppling a government and allowing radical islamic terrorists to take over a nation is not benefiting our national security interests. putting isis or al qaeda or the muslim brotherhood in charge of yet another state in the middle east is not benefiting our national security. instead we need a president who focuses clearly and says we will utterly destroy isis. block who makes abundantly cle

he says barack obama isn't a president snp. >> i didn't say you couldn't. >> you can't stop me. >> i should not tell you this, but i do watch you a lot. >> it's the president of the united states. >> i don't talk about that anymore. i don't answer because if i do answer it, that's all people will want to talk about. >> you'll have to answer it in the general election. >> catholics believe in confession. you say you were wrong and move on. you really believe he's an ill legitimate president? >> i don't want to answer the question. >> i didn't end there. there was more birther talk. he was introduced by maricopa sheriff joe arpaio, one of the first to declare the president's birth certificate a fraud. >> if you recall five months ago, i introduced donald trump. at that time i said a few things we have something in common. the birth certificate investigation which is still going on. >> you know, i brought it up last night. i'm proud i did. i think this is ethnic and racial questions. the fact he's not american. he won't change. he won't take it back. yet he's running 40%. >> nor does he

almost from the minute it happened. yet, hillary clinton and barack obama started talking about gun control. barack obama went to paris talking about climate change. is he delusional. climb change is not our most present national security threat. abroad, isis. we must deny them territory. gain power and legitimacy. >> let me ask you a series of very specific questions. okay. >> okay. >> raqqa, syria, there they are, command and control, that's where all the crazy people if they want to join up. rack carks syria. small town in the middle of the desert. what do you do there? >> well, as you suggest in your talking points, we need to take control of that command center. we need a far more effective bombing campaign, which means we have to change the rules of engagement. we need to equip our allies with what they have been asking us for for years now, years. jordan, it's not just the kurds who have been asking us for arms, way too little too late from this president. the jordanians have been asking us for bombs and material for at least a year and a half. we haven't provided it. i will.

. jorge: el presidente barack obama tratÓ de calmar los crecientes temores terrorista de la poblaciÓn, no hay informacion creÍble que pueda ocurrir otro atentado, que el pueblo estadounidense no debe ceder ante el miedo. lourdes: presidente barack obama dice que no hay informaciÓn especÍfica ocre ible de una amenaza terrorista contra estados unidos, buscan calmar los temores de los estados unidos /*- estadounidense que planean viajar en las fiestas navideÑas y aÑo nuevo. despuÉs de los ataques terrorista en parÍs y en san bernardino, muchos estÁn ansioso y se entiende y es normal, luchan contra la amenaza. asÍ y todo admitiÓ. (hablando en inglÉs) estamos en una nueva fase del terrorismo que incluye agente sola y pequeÑos grupos de terroristas y es mucho mÁs difiere detectar o prevenir sus ataques, 22% del pueblo confÍa que el gobierno pueda evitar un ataque terrorista de gente que actÚa por su cuenta, 77% mÁs de tres cuartas partes lo duda. >> ahora mismo, no estamos seguros que podemos tener un atentado terrorista en todas parte de los estados unidos. lourdes: el pres

not going down the misguided foreign policy of barack obama and hillary clinton and unfortunately too many republicans in this town. in 2009, hillary clinton and barack obama led the effort to topple the government in libya. the consequence of that, libya has been handed over to radical islamic terrorists fighting in a war zone. short think thereafter, the obama administration led the effort to topple mubarak in egypt. the consequence of that, the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization became the government in egypt. and now we see the obama administration with the support of politicians in both parties trying to topple the government in syria with no plan for what will replace it. if we are to defeat our enemies we need to be clear-eyed. that toppling a government and allowing radical islamic terrorists to take over a nation is not benefiting our national security interests. putting istiss or al qaeda or the muslim brotherhood in charge of yet another state in the middle east is not benefiting our national security. instead, we need a president who focuses clearly and says we wi

. bush and barack obama. and i think that if you read her book, you'll find that it's a compilation of a lot of years of observation and a lot of years of immersion many that world of the -- in that world of the american presidency. and she's learned a lot, for sure. but i think at least from my vantage point what is most important about april is not the reporting itself, but it's sort of what she does with her reporting. she is one of far too few african-american journalists assigned to the white house beat, but she's been intent on bringing news to communities that are also too often ignored and marginalized by the conventional news media. and over the years she literally, literally has become herself a news outlet, a resource for millions of americans who might otherwise be left in the dark about how events in the news are affecting and shaping their own lives, their families and their communities. so i think we should be giving you a public service award. [applause] [inaudible] journalism at its best and, you know, it's not -- it should be far, be recognized at a far higher level t

barack obama y el Último intento de asalto contra las armas para lograr un control. y de este lado del hemisferio todavÍa estamos en el pasado, del otro lado del planeta la humanidad celebra el nuevo aÑo 2016, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. aranza: a solo horas despedir el aÑo, hay una efectiva misiÓn para tener todo bajo control. supuestamente querÍa atentar contra los espectadores en un restaurante, el gobernador se pronunciÓ en la captura del hombre imputado de cargo y envÓo un mensaje de tranquilidad, pidiÓ que la comunidad estÉ vigilante. vamos con la informaciÓn. reportera: gran algarabÍa cientos de miles de personas disfrutan de una de las mayores fiestas de aÑo nuevo, la celebraciÓn de la vÍspera de aÑo nuevo en times square, hay celebraciones y fuegos artificiales que terminarÁn con el descenso de una bola de cristal. >> en estos momentos traigo un paÑal, la comida mÁs que nada snacks y un sÁndwich nada mas, estamos preparadas con una

aftermath of barack obama, i hope i earn that support. if you already are on our scene, our hope is to find more people to support us. i cannot emphasize how important this election is for america. and this is by far, the greatest nation in human history. there has never been a country like america and the history of the world. it was founded on a principle that our rights come from god, not the government. on the principles that all human beings are equal in the eyes of our creator. therefore, that is why we believe that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. we were made the freest people in the history of the world. from that flows free enterprise, which made us the most prosperous people. the rest, as they say, is the history of this great country. a nation that for over two centuries has served as an inspiration to the world, and a place for millions, including my parents, came here in search of a better life. the history of america has no parallel. we are blessed to be citizens of the single greatest nation in all of human history. and yet, despite everything america

los últimos detalles de este caso sobre el cual se referira el presidente barack obama mañana. >> vemos como enriques marquez júnior podría haber comprado los rifles usados en la masacre de san bernardino. >> vi que a las 2 am le estaban gritando que se salgan con las manos arriba y salieron caminando para atrás y eran dos y las mujeres salieron después. >> los agentes buscan hablar con marquez júnior que vive justo al lado de los padres de faruk. >> otro frente es el proceso migratorio de la mujer que abria jurado lealtad al líder de isis momento antes de matar a varias personas. >> hace años la mujer entró a estados unidos con una visa para casarse y hace pocos meses recibió sus papeles permanentes .>> se advirtio que tanto isis como otros grupso terroristas reclutan gente constantemente. >> vemos como esta joven se convirtió en extrema religiosa cuando llegó a la universidad y comenzó a publicar mensajes en facebook. >> se hablo hoy con aquellos que se libraron de la muerte en la masacre de san bernardino. >> doña maría sabía que no vería a su hijo en las fi

Último debate del aÑo, donald trump viene fortalecido. presidente barack obama dice que isis ha perdido el 40% de los ataques en irak atienden a niÑos indocumentados en la frontera, llegan por miles, el Último episodio de la pelÍcula stars wars, podria ser la pelÍcula mÁs taquillera del aÑo, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches, los representantes republicanos maÑana en presentan su Último debate del aÑo, donald trump mÁs fortalecido que nunca, en un lejano segundo lugar estÁ ted cruz, y estÁ a la cabeza en iowa, tras los recientes atentados terroristas, la seguridad y la lucha contra el terrorismo y la inmigraciÓn sean temas centrales en el debate. luis: en 24 horas los republicanos se enfrentan en las vega y lo estarÁn haciendo, un donald trump fortalecido. el senador ted crudo estÁ en un distante segundo lugar con un 14%. (hablando en inglÉs) pero donald trump no se ha sentado en los laureles y pasÓ el fin de semana atacando a ted crudo porque lo tienen 10 punto por eso delante de do

acciÓn ejecutiva de presidente barack obama en el prÓximo mes de junio, esta decisiÓn beneficiarÍa a mÁs de 4 millones de indocumentado en los estados unidos, incluyendo a muchos padres de los dreamers, la corte aÚn no ha dicho si tomarÁ el caso, pero el proceso marcha en esa direcciÓn, pablo desde washington nos dice que la esperanza de legalizar su situaciÓn sigue viva, pablo: buenas noches jorge un revÉs al estado de texas por la legalidad de la acciÓn ejecutiva de presidente barack obama, expandirÍa a mÁs de 4 millones de indocumentados, texas solicitÓ una extension de 30 dÍas ante de responder a la solicitud de la casa blanca para que el mÁximo tribunal escuchara el caso, al negar la solicitud del estado se abre la posibilidad de escuchar y decidir el caso en la primavera, la decisiÓn es crÍtica porque abrirÍa la oportunidad que si en la corte rige a favor del presidente el mandatario tendrÍa unos 7 meses para dapa y daca y acoge a los padres de los dreamers, argumentaba que el presidente no tiene la oportunidad de proteger a los indocumentados en el paÍs, si se

advancing barack obama's agenda. it is stunning. a $1 trillion deal, thousands of pages cut in the dark at night. funds all of obamacare and executive amnesty and all of planned parenthood. it does nothing to stop this iranian nuclear deal. it does nothing to stop president obama and hillary clinton to bring tens of thousands of syrian refugees to america even though the head of -- to determine whether or not they are racists or terrorists. 200,000 low skilled immigrants in this country who will take jobs and tried down wages. a betrayal of the men and women who rose up and gave us a majority. it is no christmas time. it was welcome leadership playing santa claus to the lobbyists and the special interests. it is why people are fed up with the washington cartel, career politicians in both parties who get in bed with lobbyists and special interests and grow and grow government. chuck schumer was very candid about what happened to her he said senator mcconnell wants the senate to work and the only way for it to work is for them to pass our agenda. that is what republican leadership di

that means not going down the misguided foreign policy of barack obama and hillary clinton and unfortunately too many republicans in this town. in 2009 hillary clinton and barack obama led the effort to topple the government in libya. the consequence of that, libya has been handed over to radical islamic terrorists fighting in a war zone. shortly thereafter the obama administration led the effort to topple mubarak in egypt. the consequence of that, the muslim brotherhood, a terrorist organization, became the government in egypt. and now we see the obama administration, is the support of politicians in both parties, trying to topple the government in syria, with no plan for what will replace it. if we are to defeat our enemies, we need to be clear-eyed, that toppling a government and allowing radical islamic terrorists to take over a nation is not benefiting our national security interests. putting isis or al qaeda or the muslim brotherhood in charge of yet another state in the middle east is not benefiting our national security. instead, we need a president who focuses clearly

of a greater fight that began on nine-eleven. ((sot: president barack obama / no super:14 - :27)) "i know that after so much war many americans are asking whether we are confronted by a cancer that has no immediate cure. well, here's what i want you to know. the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it." he offered no new policies but defended his strategy to fight isis as part of an international coalition. ((sot: president barack obama / no super:35 - :40)) "we should not be drawn once more into long costly ground war in iraq syria." he called on congress to authorize the use of military force against isis ... and to tighten gun laws. while cautioning the american people ((sot: president barack obama / no super :51 - :54)) they are thugs." fight extremism. ((sot: president barack obama / no super:58 - 1:01)) that's a real problem that muslims must confront without excuse. ultimately ... he said americans must stand together. ((sot: president barack obama / no super 1:06 - 1:12 )) "let's make sure we never forget what makes this country exceptional. let's not forge

barack obama ran for pretty much everything, running for senate and presidency, the black establishment was with hillary clinton. until he proved that he could win in a white state. it's pragmatic and it's going to look to the candidate that can win because there are real resources. >> like people want to win. you know, it might be appealing to some people. and just because you are black, that doesn't mean that you have won enough votes to be compelling to force people to take you seriously. we know that there are structural impediments and obstacle is that prevent the possibility of those people. but at the same time, some of the narrow but at this that have an articulated means that pragmatic as one, winning is another. black folks are tired of this run. so even with the great reverend al sharpton and others, barack obama came along and it was a different kind of moment. because he had to work for that. he had to work for that vote. he didn't take it for granted. he had to go to university and tell folks what he was going to do about the criminal justice system. he had t

covered clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. i think if you read her book, you will find it's a compilation of a lot of years of observation, and a lot of them observations of american presidency. she's learned a lot, that's for sure. i think from my point, the most important is about what she does with her recordings. she's one of the first african-american journalists and she has been intent on remaining that form. they are too often marginalized and over the years she literally has become herself a news outlet and resource for millions of americans who might otherwise be left in the dark about how events in the news are affecting and shaping their own lives, their families and community. she should really be given a public service award. [applause]. it should be recognized at a far higher level than it is. thank you so much for being the driving for something to all of you for coming here. we are delighted to have you. >> i tell you what, i'm floored. any author who tries to get to this great place called politics and prose. this is the owner. please support her and thank her

chief. susan swain: in 2008 barack obama was elected as our 44th president and he and first lady michelle obama went into the history books as the first african american first couple. now one year into a second obama , term, the first lady continues her focus on childhood obesity, support for military families and access to education. good evening and welcome. well tonight is the final installment in our yearlong series first ladies: influence and image, and we finish appropriately with the current michelle obama. first lady, for the next 90 minutes, we'll learn more about her biography and how she's approached the job in her six years in the office so far. let me introduce you to our two guests who'll be here with us throughout that time and they're both journalists who have covered the first lady. liza mundy is a biographer of michelle obama; her 2008 book was called, "michelle." and krissah thompson is a "washington post" journalist who covers the first lady as her beat, thanks for coming both of you tonight. well we're going to start our program with a clip and this is from 2

clinton has aligned herself with barack obama on isis, iran, and the economy. it's an alliance doomed to fail. my plans will fortify our national and economic security. and my record as governor will give you a sense i don't make false promises. i deliver real results. for america to be safe and sound i ask for your support. thank you all very much. >> senator rubio? >> as we near the end of the year we enter one of the most important elections in a generation. what is at stake is not just who is in charge but our identity as a people and a nation. for over 200 years this is a unique place where anyone from anywhere can achieve anything. and millions of americans feel like they are being left behind insecure in their future and unsafe in the face of terrorism. this is about electing a president so that the american dream can expand and reach more people and change more lives than ever before and rebuild our military so we can remain the strongest nation on earth. i ask for your vote. if you do this, we will rebuild this country and usher in the greatest era in the history of this great l

clinton and barack obama led the effort to topple the government in libya. the consequence of that, libya has been handed over to radical islamic terrorists fighting in a war zone. short think thereafter, the obama administration led the effort to topple mubarak in egypt. the consequence of that, the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization became the government in egypt. and now we see the obama administration with the support of politicians in both parties trying to topple the government in syria with no plan for what will replace it. if we are to defeat our enemies we need to be clear-eyed. that toppling a government and allowing radical islamic terrorists to take over a nation is not benefiting our national security interests. putting istiss or al qaeda or the muslim brotherhood in charge of yet another state in the middle east is not benefiting our national security. instead, we need a president who focuses clearly and says we will tterly destroy isis. who makes abundantly clear to any militant on the face of the earth if you go and join isis, if you wage jihad against the

short answer is no, it's a joke. it's a convenient place for barack obama to hide. i would ask people to ask a very simple question -- was jessie owens the product of racism when he went to the olympics and showed up hitler? was -- when joe lewis knocked out max schmeling not like black people? who cares? there's a funny saying in the black community that barack obama had broken the color barrier in baseball, there would still be a negro league. he's always looking to hide behind race, when he had an amazing opportunity to transcend the racial issues, and just do a spectacular job, but he doesn't do a spectacular job, the only place to go is to hide behind race. every president confronts a hostile opposition. it's like saying to the person who's going to play in the championship of a basketball game, hey, the other team is just going to sit down and let you make lay-ups. this is just a convenient thing for barack obama to hide behind. >> joe, heout some of his polic for reasons for growing criticism. >> he says some of his detractors are driven by racism, and, look, the country electe

. bush or barack obama. are they paying attention to the republican field? >> actually i have a harder time now than ever publishing stories on those debates. it's called the city season it's true for a reason, actually it cast a very in my opinion in france a bad image of the american politics. and also, it's one of the factors a that contributes to te distrust of europeans, especially the french, towards american politics, in general. there was george bush with the freedom fries and then the aloofness and distance by barack obama and now, the virtual unknown what would come out of the elections. around the problem of becoming xenophobic when america was seen as the mother of integration. >> robert, as philippe was calling about the image of the united states and fredericko also, president obama promised to improve the image around the world. has it in laborin latin america? >> to some extent yes. we had gaps along the way when president obama called venezuela a trort nation, when in reality yoterrorist nation.you can't cae terrorists. the fact he was called reporter in chief by natio

urged him to step down from power to allow someone new to rule the nation. host: barack obama is holding his year-end rest conference at the white house as we speak. preholidayast meeting with the press of his career. onlight of the paris attacks november 13, the u.s. president has been voicing his support for europe in its battle against terror. barack obama: we are continuing to work at every level to make slipthat there is no between information sharing among agencies. we continue to strengthen our sharing with other countries. because of the tragedies in paris, i think we are seeing much greater cooperation from our european partners on these issues. president barack obama speaking there. this evening he is set to meet with the families of the victims of the san bernardino shootings. stopping on his way to hawaii where he will be spending christmas with his family. 14 people lost their lives on december 2 when a radicalized on and and wife duo fired party. has arrested a friend of the gunman from that shooting. elliott richardson tells us more. elliott: and regain marquez is

relationship to barack obama. i want to show you his promo of that and then ask you why you wrote about occidental and barack obama. >> we spent the entire day on occidental college whose claim now is that now president elect barack obama spent the first two years of college on this campus. we met his first political science teacher and also stood on the very steps that barack obama stood on to make his first political speech every and we visited his exact dorm room. it is still there in one piece. i got inside information about his dorm days with one of his dorm roommates from back then. >> c-span: huel howser promoting there. you wrote about a dvd and explain. >> guest: you can see he was a wonderful television presence and so excited about things and that went through the screen and grabbed you. he was a wonderful performer i thought. he applied that kind of excitement to barack obama's time at occidental college. the thing about barack obama's time at occidental college is he left no impression of any kind. there is a little shrine setup to him in the lobby of the student library, o

conservatives and republican leaders keep advancing barack obama's agenda. this is funding all of obamacare and all of executive amnesty and all of planned parenthood. it does something to stop the iranian nuclear deal. it does nothing to stop president obama and hillary clinton's plan to bring tens of thousands of syrian refuges to america even though the head of the fbi said they can't vet them to determine if they are terrorist. there are 200,000 low skilled immigrants coming into the country to take away jobs and drive down the wages. this was a betrayal of the men and women who rose up in 2014 and gave us the majority. it is now christmas time. with republican leadership playing santa to the lobbyist and special interest and it is high people are fed up with the washington cartel. you know, just this week, senator chuck shumer was candidate about what happened saying senator mcconnell wants the senate to work. the only way for the senate to work is for them to pass our agenda. that is exactly what republican leadership did is funded and passed barack obama's agenda. it is why

on barack obama but we have had republicans who are come lis nt in this as well. from the time i began to watch the events unfold last night, i am convinced that was a terrorist attack. the president continues to ring his hands and say we'll see. let's remember something everybody. if a sector for the developme developmentally disabled can be a target for a terrorist attack then every place in america is a target for a terrorist attack. >> daiftd, let's start with you and take it to the table. first of all, the politics of terrorism, what i saw in hillary clinton's response is a very -- response to a horrific event. it's kind of hard not to make some sort of connection to terrorism or inspired by. >> why would they attacked a social services center? it's a strange target. the washington post has a fascinating story in which the male shooter sits down next to one of his colleagues and says as he said at so many of these meetings in the past, ready to be born. no sign of an angry man in that account. i think the question that the fbi is investigating, we do need to hold off on for

he should send barack obama a very nice gift for making that possible maybe some golf clubs. send cards to the liberal media because it is the obama media 1-2 punch that has/o to the top of the republican field. first, the president. no question many americans perhaps most, are angry with mr. obama. he simply will not fight the war on terror in an effective way and many folks feel unsafe. also he continues to allow people to illegally enter america with impunity. from october is 1st to november 30th, illegal entries for foreign family units have risen 173% over the same tame last year. there is no border security and everybody knows it it just this week another illegal alienh. criminal, 33-year-old jomar diaz tried to murder a police officer in new jersey like the kate steinle case in san francisco, diaz had been deported. went back to the dominican republic and then he defies deportation and comes back) here. yet, president obama and the democratic party will not get behind kate's law which would mandate a five year federal prison term for any criminal who defies deportation. i d

and freer? hillary clinton has aligned herself with barack obama on isis, iran and the economy. it's an alliance doomed to fail. my proven record suggests that and my detailed plan itself will fortify our national and economic security. my proven record as governor will give you a sense i don't make false promises. i deliver real results. for america to be safe and sound, i ask for your support. thank you all very much. >> senator rubio. >> thank you. as we near the end of this year, we enter one of the most important elections in a generation. for what's at stake in this election is not simply what party will be in charge, but our very identity as a people and a nation. for over 200 years, this has been a special country. a unique place where anyone from anywhere can achieve anything. but now, millions of americans feel like they are being left behind. insecure in their future. unsafe in the face of terror. this election is about electing a president that will restore economic vibrancy so the american dream with expand to reach more people and rebuild our military and our intelligen

, jaime parcÍa, univisiÓn. ilia: el presidente barack obama quiere regular por decreto los sistemas de verificaciÓn de antecedentes para quienes compran armas de fuego. asÍ lo confirmÓ el portavoz. el mandatario ha dicho en varias oportunidades que le frustra el fracaso de sus esfuerzos para regular la venta y posesiÓn de armas de fuego en estados unidos. por segundo dÍa consecutivo chicago vive marchas de protestas que piden la renuncia del alcalde y justicia para las vÍctimas de abuso policial. las manifestaciones comenzaron despuÉs de que se divulgara un video un aÑo despuÉs donde se ve a un policÍa propinÁndole 16 disparos un joven afroamericano. blanca rosa vilches nos tiene mÁs desde chicago. blanca: esta noche, decenas se lanzaron a las calles de chicago otra vez a protestar por los que consideran una larga lista de abusos de la policÍa en contra de la comunidad afroamericana y latina. portando pancartas y una prolongada cinta con los nombres de las personas que estÁn encarceladas y los otros que no sobrevivieron a los golpes de los agentes de la policÍa, como

barack obama) in 2016, i'm going to leave it all out on the field. the main focus of the press conference was an issue that's on the minds of many americans -- keeping the country safe from terrorism. intelligence, homeland security, and law enforcement communities are working 24-7 to protect our homeland and all of us can do our part by staying vigilant. a recent poll showed that 60- percent of americans disapprove of how the president is handling terrorism. on friday, the commander-in-chief tried to make the case that his administration is doing everything it can to defeat isis at home and abroad. (president barack obama) we are continuing to work at every level to make sure there's no slip between information sharing among agencies. he also touted recent strides in the u.s. economy and said the country as a whole is on the right track. (president barack obama) our early actions to rescue the economy set the stage for the longest streak of private sector job growth on record. and with less than seven weeks to go until the iowa caucuses, the president was asked to weigh in on

-- you cannot hide, and you are next. tough talk from barack obama, doubling down on his determination to destroy i.s., retake territory, until the group's leaders. we will go to washington for more. also ahead, the german chancellor and nonstop applause. angela merkel defies conservative critics of her refugee policy after the open door. now she is promising to reduce the number of migrants. and the galaxy far, far away is about to return to a theater near you. "the force awakens." a sneak preview is on the way. brent: i am brent goff. it i good to have you with us. as if he himself were running for office, u.s. president barack obama on monday amid heavy rounds of rhetoric, saying the u.s. and its allies are hitting ice is harder than ever. the president is a commander-in-chief under fire, answering critics who claim he has gone soft against the terrorists. after a rare meeting with his national security council at the pentagon, obama said the military's hitting i.s. with an increasing number of airstrikes. he also announced he will be sending his secretary of defense t

, but a number of people have asked, much has been made of barack obama coming into office as a first-term senator with no foreign policy experience. how do you respond to those who raise the same concerns about you? senator cruz: i'll say two things, when the media asks, gosh, aren't you like barack obama, my reaction to reporters is, i thought you thought that was a good thing? last i checked, he won two presidential elections. and listen, barack obama is not a bad president because he was a senator. barack obama is a bad president because he's an unmitigated socialist who won't stand up and defend the united states of america. [applause] senator cruz: but there's a broader point in this. if you look at the last 50 years and at the two moments that had the greatest impacts on human liberty, i would suggest it was in 1980, the election of ronald reagan, and in 2008, the election of barack obama, the first in a positive way, the second in a very negative way. they shared something in common. both reagan and obama believed profoundly in their principles, they had the courage to f

] hoy en sÓlo a las 11. el presidente barack obama prometiÓ que estados unidos se sobre pondrÁ a las amenazas terroristas. se busca un hombre que fue captado por una cÁmara cuando robaba un paquete de una casa. la fortuna de el chapo guzmÁn entre las primeras siente el mundo. detalles en sÓlo a las 11. ♪ ♪ lourdes: estÁ aquÍ un fenÓmeno juvenil de la mÚsica que cerrÓ la semifinal de la banda. nos acompaÑa en nuestros estudios. bienvenido luis. estÁbamos en teletÓn contigo y te vi repartido besitos. como fue eso? luis: no. carlos: sales allÁ y eso es como ( grita ) luis: me hace sentir tan bonito y por quÉ no darle besos a las fanÁticas? carlos: las chicas dijeron que iban a ganar a cambio de un beso del ex coronel. lourdes: si lo dice lourdes es porque fue verdad. miralo. 20 $ por beso. carlos: te vimos muy emocionado. contestaste llamadas. luis: me siento muy emocionado de formar parte de esto. ver que las chicas sonrÍan, ver que cuando la saludes tiene una sonrisa en su cara. me encanta que tengan fuerza a pesar de todo lo difÍcil que estÁ por delante. uno que

sus vacaciones a hawai, barack obama se reÚne privadamente con familiares y vÍctimas del atentado terrorista en san bernardino. horas antes de su llegada. causa controversia e indignaciÓn en california, una nueva encuesta sugiere que los indocumentados tienen el respaldo de los estadounidenses, que apoyan una vÍa para la legalizaciÓn. posiciÓn legal migratoria en contra lo que opinan algunos republicanos. desde la cuna del chapo guzmÁn, univisiÓn investiga lo que hace la marina mexicana y porque se registraron hombres fuertes, comenzamos. narrador: su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. presentadora: el presidente barack obama hizo una escala en san bernardino antes de iniciar su tradicional vacaciÓn en hawai. decidiÓ reunirse en privado con familiares de las vÍctimas fatales de la masacre o la pareja de musulmanes de la ciudad. horas antes su llegada, el gobernador declarÓ el condado en emergencia para lidiar con las consecuencias del peor atentado terrorista en suelo nortamericanos desde el nueve/11. jaime: o llego al sur de c

leadership that barack obama and hillary clinton have provided to this country over the last number of years. think about just what's happened today. the second largest school district in america in los angeles closed based on a threat. think about the effect that that is going to have on those children. when they go back to school tomorrow wondering, filled with anxiety about whether they're really going to be safe. think about the mothers who will take those children tomorrow morning to the bus stop. wondering whether their children will arrive back on that bus safe and sound. think about the fathers of los angeles who tomorrow will head off to work and wonder about the safety of their wives and their children. what is barack obama and hillary clinton done to this country that the most basic responsibility of an administration is to protect the safety and security of the american people. i will tell you this. i'm a former federal prosecutor. i fought terrorists and won. when we get back in the white house, we will fight terrorists and win, again. and america will be safe. >> ms. fiorina. >

bodies to distract the world from their own wrongdoing. normally. but not under barack obama. president obama command i am afraid hillary clinton have a very different policy. they caught engagement, but what it should be called as abandonment. instead of standing up to those who single out israel, the obama administration takes the path of least resistance growing up its hands and says it's not our problem. consider this. just weeks ago palestinian authority president began a speech to a un body. this is his quote. how long will this protracted israeli occupation of our land last? after 67 years how long? as we all no, 67 years ago was 1948, the year of israel's creation, and so creation, and so the man who is supposed to be israel's partner for piece has just said that all of israel's own -- illegitimate and the jewish state is an occupation of someone else's land. this is not unusual rhetoric for palestinian leader, but what matters is that it should have provoked a harsh condemnation from the united states. [applause] our current president said nothing. by his silence our government

el presideun presidente, barack obama se dirige al paÍs en un discurso exhortando al paÍs al no ceder ante el miedo trasterroristas Í en el estado de california, vamos con lori montenegro para conocer quÉ mÁs se puede esperar que pueda decir el presidente, durante esta alocuciÓn, loris estÁ en washington d.c., y en unos momentos mÁs estaremos platicando con ella, lori adelante. >>> gracias edgardo tÚ bien lo has dicho la meta del presidente esta noche es de calmar al pueblo estadounidense, sin embargo podemos medir la urgencia de este discurso, el hecho que lo estÁ haciendo desde la oficina oval es la primera vez que lo hace desde el 2010, el presiodente se espera que no va hacer un anuncio especÍfico, pero hablarÁ a fondo por ejemplo en la seguridad de este paÍs y asegurar a los estadounidenses que se hace todo lo posible para proteg protegerlos, hoy escuchamos a la secretaria de justicia, lo reta lynch entiende que la poblaciÓn estÁ preocupada.reta lynch entiende que la poblaciÓn estÁ preocupada. >>> el presidente obama en unos momentos mÁs se dispone a hablar

next. >> after meeting with top u.s. officials, president barack obama says they are in the fighting line of coalition forces. the rand rallies as south africa gets its third finance minister in a week. and we look at tunnels used by mexican cartels to smug drugs to the u.s. hello there good to have your company. ah a ceasefire has been expected to come into force in yemen an hour ago but shortly before it was due to start, take effect from 0900 hours gmt. that's when the the sides are to begin talks in geneva. backed by ali abdullah saleh they swept through other regions in yemen. the houthi advance on aden in march was the trigger of saudi arabia and its gulf allies to support abd rabbu mansour hadi with air strikes. it's come at a cost. almost 6,000 civilians have been killed inches since march, 2.1 million people have been forced from their homes and 21 million people have been on the brink of starvation. zeina khodr sends us this report on the latest statement to end the fighting. >> it is a show of force just before the warring sides talk peace. the yemeni government a

done. hillary clinton has given barack obama an "a." maybe she plays this on the curve. an "a" when you have one in 10 people unemployed or give up looking for work altogether? when workforce participation rates are lower than they were in the 1970's? it cannot be that when one in seven people are living in poverty. 6 million more than a day barack obama got elected. it is not an "a" when one in five children on ouare on food stamps. the great identifier of prosperity -- median income -- is down $2300 than the day barack obama was elected. $2300 in washington may not be a lot when you have lifetime protection. you basically get wage increases for showing up. you have more benefits than the private sector. that people may not be concerned in washington because they don't have declines. $2300 across-the-board means maybe a child will not be able to go to get quality day care. or maybe they cannot go to college. or maybe you cannot buy a car. or maybe you cannot save for a rainy day. or maybe you have a mom who has dementia and you are the caregiver and you cannot take days off to be able

particularly on the foreign stage of president barack obama. >> well, we'll argue about that, but before we do, michael, we've seen this before in terms of the popularism, but is trump being helped by his celebrity and his entertaining persona and have we seen that mixture before? >> we are witnessing the marriage of reality television with politics. >> right. >> there's always been this sort of dance, if you will, between the east coast/west coast. east coast politics, west coast hollywood, movies, tv, and of course the big playing ground watts always the wausshington correspondents dipp s dinner. >> i've seen you at a couple. >> everyone comes in and pretends and does the froufrou thing. trump is taking reality television going into the first part of this, the demagoguery, the brashness, loud noise, the big bang that you hear, he's bringing that into the political consideration which jimmy has always been so polite and elegant and mild about, and now you have this conversion in which that brashness is being played out in front of everyone. >> but the question becomes, jimmy, if he is the nom

thought certain turn out would be. barack obama then senator obama turned it on its head by getting more people to come to the caucuses completely changed the map and the question is will donald trump do perhaps something similar? >> one thing i will add to your question is about, yes, there's no president huckabee, no president santorum, but they were also two candidates who had no nothing basically in states after that. they didn't have any mechanism to build on that momentum at all. >> it's a place you can go with very little backing financially and win. >> exactly. the other thing i want does is weed out a lot of candidates. this is a very big field. it will be hard to see all of them continuing after iowa. >> that's the key. it's all three tickets out of iowa. that's the old adage for a long time. this year five tickets because it's such a big republican field. that's the importance of iowa. it's going to chop the field in half. some will go on, most will not. >> you have to be ready to continue post-iowa and i keep talking about cruz. one of the things about cruz is that he spent a

jerry seinfeld. >> do you. >> barack obama, the president of the united states, helps jerry seinfeld kick off the seventh season now of a show that is basically an on line show called comedians in cars getting coffee. he picks up a star, well known celebrity, get into a car, wired with cameras there is go to coffee shop, and they sit and talk. the president is going to do it. >> white house is. >> yep, may i speak with the president please? >> speaking. >> may i compliment you on cutting all of that red tape in washington. >> so still up for a coffee? >> sure. why don't you come on by. it is 1600 pennsylvania. >> ya, i know. >> ya, i know. look that the corvette. this will be great. so, videotaped the whole thing, went to coffee shop. i can't wait to watch. >> this unfortunately, the secret service said they couldn't leave the premises, though. >> they tried to go. >> he tried to go, actually, lever the ground of the white house, and they wouldn't let him. so he just went around and around in circles. listen to this? >> we'll just runoff for quick coffee. when i do this litt