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

[applause] president barack obama: there's a better way. and that's why we need to reject any politics, any politics that target people because of race or religion. [applause] president barack obama: let me just say this. [applause] president barack obama: this is not a matter of political correctness. this is a matter of understanding just what it is that makes us strong. the world respects us not just for our arsenal. it respects us for our diversity and our openness, and the way we respect every faith. his holiness pope francis told this body from the very spot i'm standing on tonight that to imitate the hatred and violence of tyrants and murderers is the best way to take their place. when politicians insult muslims, whether abroad or our fellow citizens, when a mosque is vandalized, or a kid is called names, that doesn't make us safer. that's not telling it like it is. it's just wrong. it diminishes us in the eyes of the world. [applause] it makes it harder for us to achieve our goals. it betrays who we are as a country. [applause] [che

barack obama of the story 2012 once in a great city 2015. whenever we have a writer on we ask about their influences of what they're reading in those types of questions and here is what he had to say. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in a very sexist way because she is right. [laughter] id she has a photo in at least every one of my books and has traveled with me to vietnam. it started how would you like to move to green bay from a the -- for the winter? but we did. every river was a little cottage the day froze we watched it frees in the christmas card that year we were standing by the frozen day in the snow and i have on a cheese head and she had a sign that said help. she was trapped but she was fabulous and has been an important part of every book i have written. >> any advice for authors in this and advice about your writing process? >> lead is a pretty general question. the advice is to write to in to read. i talked about the four legs of the table for my writing process. the first leg describing is go there. were ever there is too absorber the cult

barack obama wants to change america. barack obama wants america to be more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america. that is why hillary clinton cannot win this election. hillary clinton this week said barack obama would make a great supreme court justice. the guy who systematically violates the constitution on the supreme court? i don't think so. if i'm the nominee, i will unite this party and we'll defeat hillary clinton and turn this country around after serve years of the disaster that is barack obama. [ applause ] >> governor bush, it's hard for anyone of your pedigree to avoid being called establishment. but isn't that part of the problem, that three others on this stage are splitting the main stream republican vote and there by possibly hand thing nomination over to an anti-establishment candidate? >> bret, we're just starting. let's let the process work. i trust iowaens, people in south carolina and nevada to start this process out. i k

barack obama may try to make a real difference on a few key issues. and when i say thin i don't mean it in a negative way. bill clinton has been involved and had to raise so much money and i don't see it in his personality that he wants to be this fundraiser every moment for the rest of his life. he is much more intellectual, more scholarly and i do think that the gun violence issue and climate change that he will be rapping his arms around. taft was a good choice to get on the supreme court. caller: i was calling about the robert e. lee statue and this is the thing i wanted to say. this makes it so dangerous, you have this guy on and he is so calm and collected and he is actually in agreement with keeping the statues. guest: i never agreed that the statue should be kept. i never said that. i didn't want to weigh in on it. t's a complicated issue. caller: it's not complicated at all. the equivalent, this state was once occupied by the french. or ing it erecting a statue equivalent of hitler. i equate robert e. lee to a hitler. guest: the mayor is a fr

barack obama wants to change america. barack obama wants america to be like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america. >> i heard what they said this, is why you need to send someone from outside of washington to washington. i feel like i need a washington-english dictionary converter, right? i heard what they both said and saw it on the video. this is what makes a difference when you're governor, you can change your mind, it's perfectly legal in this country to change your mind. but when you're a governor, you have to admit it. you can't hide between parliamentary tricks. >> joining me now, bill burton. good to see you. >> what did you think? >> it was a good debate. there was a real conversation you haven't seen because of you know who not being there. >> why are people not saying donald trump's name tonight? >> he's not there. >> no, i think tonight they're right before the caucuses. people are looking at how candidates are feeling and you have a sense of who felt like they're doing well and who felt like th

barack obama speaking out as he makes a fresh effort to tighten gun control in the united states. allow which were -- around between two forces takes on a new dimension. allies weighing in on its disputes with iran. the new manager at real madrid. for theyear contract world's most viable club. club.uable he says it won't solve every violent crime but it could save lives. barack obama speaking out in a few minutes on his renewed efforts to cut the number of gun deaths in the united states. the u.s. president meeting with top officials to discuss tightening gun control. many americans support stricter gun laws, but not all. >> men, women, and families eager to get new firearms. drew a show in virginia larger crowd than usual after president obama promised to take executive action to tighten gun control. >> there's a lot more people at the show than i've seen at a long time. i think it has had a pretty big impact on sales. >> one of obama's plans is to crack down on unregulated sales of firearms. legal but thes president wants to force these sellers to get a federal license . gun dea

por la acciÓn ejecutiva de presidente barack obama. investigan si el chapo guzmÁn pagÓ el negocio del tequila de kate del castillo. aÚn psiquis - si quisiera donald trump no puede confiscar las remesa de los indocumentados. centro de operaciones de pablo escobar en miami beach, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches comenzamos con la alentadora noticia que esperaron unos 5 millones de indocumentados, la corte suprema de justicia revisarÁ la acciÓn ejecutiva de presidente barack obama, este amparo migratorio m impugnado por 26 estado y la corte suprema de justicia decidirÁ si puede quedarse, beneficiarÍa padres indocumentados de hijos ciudadanos estados unidos y residentes legales y tambiÉn a una mayor cantidad de dreamers. lourdes: la corte suprema de justicia aceptÓ el caso que cuestiona la legalidad de las acciones ejecutivas de presidente barack obama que amparorÍa hasta 5 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados, como e

barack obama dijo no estÁn en complot. las tormentas invadieron Áreas costeras si realmente la polÉmica por la eliminaciÓn imÁgenes de hugo chávez del parlamento venezolano ahora las fuerzas armadas, prÁctica esta medida con un ultraje. comenzamos. ese es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. conductora: que tal buenas noches hay nuevas denuncias en torno a recientes redadas migratorias en el paÍs activista de nueva jersey dice que no sÓlo estÁn enfocadas en centros americanos, una madre notoria cuenta como agentes llegaron a su casa y ella hizo para evitar ser requerida, nelly tiene la historia. >> soy madre soltera y me apuesto empezar mucho en eso, y muy enferma no puedo dormir, no puedo estar tranquila. al saber que al rato van a llegar por mÍ. nelly: esta madre ecuatoriana que no quiso dar su nombre, dice que estÁ viviendo una pesadilla. cuando migra le tocÓ su puerta. >> yo estaba la ventana y le preguntan a toda la gente que parecÍa. nelly: ella entrÓ legalmente en el 2012 activista dice que las reci

. >> tuesday night i watched story time with barack obama, and i have to tell you, it sounded like everything in the world was going amazing. >> hillary clinton would be a national security disaster. if she gets elected her first 100 days, she might be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. we need to stop that. >> hillary clinton is disqualified from being commander of the united states. someone who is not handle intelligence information appropriately cannot be commander in chief and someone who lies to those victims of benghazi can never be president of united states. >> donald's mother was born in scottland. she was naturalized. >> but i was born here. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, on the issue of citizenship, donald, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. >> because it wouldn't work. >> well, listen i spent my entire life defending the u.s. constitution and i tell you i'm not going to be taking legal advise from donald. >> you don't have to. >> has endorsed many ideas that barack obama supports. >> nobody can keep up with what you're sayi

jorge: de armas tomar, asÍ parece empezar el presidente barack obama su Último aÑo en la casa blanca, el mandatario maÑana iniciarÁ Órdenes ejecutivas para endurecer los control de ley de armas, los republicanos critican a presidente barack obama diciendo que se ha excedo iido en su autoridad. los cabilderos sin armas dicen que se oponen, si los oficiales tienen armas, el ciudadano comÚn tambiÉn tiene el derecho y que presidente barack obama lo quiere restringir >> maestros y otros que trabajan en escuelas pueden tener armas si tienen licencia. periodist periodist periodista: cada aÑo mueren al muchas personas y el gobierno no hace nada al respecto. policÍa por 21 aÑos estÁ en contra de restringir la venta de armas pero. policÍa : tambiÉn no le vas a dar un arma de fuego o autorizar una licencia a una persona que estÁ mentalmente no autorizada. reportero: hillary clinton y berni sanders la apoyan. pero chris christie dijo que presidente barack obama es un niÑo petulante que recorre a la orden ejecutiva cada vez que no puede salirse con la suya. marco rubio, ted cruz y don

those were the words for barack obama as he made a case for greater gun control in the united states. three days and 17 people killed. the first memorial ceremonies have taken place for the charlie hebdo attack in paris a year ago this week. and cueto has become the latest country to weigh in on saudi arabia's side in its row with iran. it is seen as possibly threatening middle east stability. >> well, a visibly emotional barack obama has unveiled his plans to tighten gun laws in the united states. the u.s. president evoking the memory of child victims of gun violence as he outlined measures earlier including expanding background checks on people trying to by firearms. according to opinion polls, the vast majority support the general idea but they are more divided on other aspects of gun control. take a listen to what barack obama had to say. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. anybody in the business of selling firearms must get a license and conduct background checks or be subject to criminal prosecu

i'm a democrat but i didn't vote for barack obama. barack obama was like you said a one-time senator. he didn't have the experience, he didn't have the know how. look where we are now. trillions in debt when we took office, we are over 19 in isis is getting to us. we had shb in here in houston arrested not that long weigh. and nobody seems to understand that we've got to put them down and get rid of them or else they're going to take over this country. host: thank you for the call. caller: thanks a lot for the call. he -- guest: he's right about one thing is about national security and the threat isis poses has become a much bigger issue than nine months ago wefment the attacks in paris, a number of advancements that middle east has become a very issue. and to the detriment of some candidates. dr. ben carson has been motorly wounded by the fact that he doesn't have the mastry on foreign policy than he has ol on some of the domestic issues. that's certainly hurt him here in new hampshire and to some extent it's hurt him in iowa as well

además por fraude migratorio, márquez podría ser sentenciado a 50 años barack obama podría restringuir la orden de poder portar armas de fuego publicamente, esto haría que se viean los antecedentes penales de los compradores hoy se registró un incendio en dubay donde miles de personas verian un show de fuegos arficiales, la torre de 63 pisos fue afectada pero no se cancelaron las celebraciones. cientos de familias en estados unidos pasan esta noche en albergues debido a las inundaciones que siguen afectados. los ríos continúan creciendo. vamos con la información. >> en ilinois un aeropuerto quedó bajo agua, estas avionetas flotaban más que volar. se ha cerrado el trafico de las embarcaciones que van por el río mississippi. vecindarios han quedado desolados. las cifra de muerte sobre pasa las 20 personas. la guardia costera y la nacional siguen ayudando a rescatar a los que están en peligro en otras zonas, aún se empacaban bolsas de arena para sus vecindarios porque las inundaciones son inminentes las próximas 24 horas son cruciales en muchos lugares, porque no ha parado de l

on the other hand, it's true that barack obama called isis a jv team, that hillary clinton along with barack obama declared victory in iraq and withdrew all of our troops precipitously against all the military advice at the time because of political expediency, there be giving isis the opportunity to conquer territory and declare a f caliphate, which meant isis has become stronger. they are indeed not contained. i think what we need to focus on is how to defeat isis. frankly, neither hillary clinton, barack obama, nor donald trump have a plan to defeat isis because they don't understand the nature of the threat. i do, and i have a plan. >> the sunni-run saudi regime executed a cleric, and the saudis say he was a terrorist. but the ayatollah in iran quickly condemned it. that has led to violent protests as you're seeing there on the screen. are you concerned that this whole exchange could inflame sectarian violence and of course tensions in the middle east? >> of course it's not at all helpful. again, i take the iranian condemnation with a huge grain of salt. this is a regime that tort

obama -- >> barack obama. hillary, barack obama, hillary barack obama. >> there's a reason she's comfortable. and yes, democrats don't ask questions about terrorism. you notice what a dramatic difference it was in that room from the other debate? isis almost never came up. the priorities are different. the foreign policy questions were much more geared towards answers about the diplomacy where it's tougher for a democrat is when you get a lot of questions which are basically on the country easter if ied, what are you going to do about it. that's where democrats fientd it more difficult. >> i also think that hillary clinton can stand on the stage in terms of foreign policy and answering that question of should i worry with any republican that you put her up against. i think she displayed that tonight. more importantly, getting back, i really think that's a central theme in this democratic primary. i mean even barack obama in his interview today, he hinted at it the, but hillary clinton says it over and over and

this is where barack obama ran it up big. polk county in des moines that's barack obama's color. the darker blue is hillary clinton in 2008. three candidates this time, not the crowded field. we'll see what hillary clinton can do out here. and especially right here in the center part of the state, bernie sanders looking to run it up in iowa city and ames. those are the college towns. nia, as we get into the final days, what are you going to be looking at the most? >> you know, i think it's turnout. and in 2008, obama was able to get huge turnout, as you said, it was partly because of those college students were there. what was it, 240,000. in 2004, it was closer to 140,000. in talking to the clinton people, they think it's going to be somewhere in between those two numbers, and they're going to rely on the sort of core democrats, older voters, voters who make over $50,000 and women as well, and they feel pretty good. and they also feel like sanders, in this sort of last stretch, is becoming more of a politician. and they feel like that sort of blunts some of his outsider cred. >>

i'm a democrat but i didn't vote for barack obama. barack obama was like you said a one-time senator. he didn't have the experience, he didn't have the know how. look where we are now. trillions in debt when we took office, we are over 19 in isis is getting to us. we had shb in here in houston arrested not that long weigh. and nobody seems to understand that we've got to put them down and get rid of them or else they're going to take over this country. host: thank you for the call. caller: thanks a lot for the call. he -- guest: he's right about one thing is about national security and the threat isis poses has become a much bigger issue than nine months ago wefment the attacks in paris, a number of advancements that middle east has become a very issue. and to the detriment of some candidates. dr. ben carson has been motorly wounded by the fact that he doesn't have the mastry on foreign policy than he has ol on some of the domestic issues. that's certainly hurt him here in new hampshire and to some extent it's hurt him in iowa as well

and barack obama had a second act. he was ready to go into nevada and south carolina and the rest of the country. and i think tonight senator sanders a little more tentative going into that audience. i disagree. i think hillary did dominate the agenda on guns and national security, especially with free advice for bernie, and i mean this, just say i was wrong. >> exactly. >> i was wrong to vote to immunize gone corporations -- i was wrong. hillary was wrong about the iraq war and she said it. that's why it came up. because she candidly admitted she was wrong. >> i think one thing hillary clinton understood is where she was. this debate was held within the same block as emanuel a.m.e. she knows that even if barack obama -- excuse me, i dare not do that. even if bernie sanders wins iowa and new hampshire he still has south carolina but super only in tuesday. and she took the debate to bernie sanders i many of her supporters were waiting for her to do. she dominated the gun issue. no doubt about it. and if bernie sanders -

for barack obama, perhaps not so much on the oil market. let's look at the business is with marcus -- business news with markus karlsson. markus: we have seen another milestone. millstone, some would say, presumably. a barrel of light sweet crude has gone below $30 a barrel for the first time december 2003. prices are coming under pressure by iran's imminent return to the international energy markets. it is expected to wrapup exports as western countries dropped their sanctions on the islamic republic, and that is rightly to added to a global supply glut as none of the major oil producers are ready to cut production. ,n the corporate front meanwhile, as we are seeing the lower oil prices, major oil companies are under pressure to cut production. bp announced it is slashing 4000 jobs. business as the entire companies try to adapt to lower margins. have announcedon tens of thousands of job cuts. the brazilian oil company petrobras is scaling back, saying that it will/plan investments between now and 2019 by almost 25%. petrobras is lowering p

elect a new president, eight years of barack obama. it is true that america is a great country on the road to decline. but it doesn't have to remain this way. we are not a weak nation. we just happen to have a weak president, and we are going to change that. that's why this election is so important. we cannot afford four more years like the last eight. that's why hillary clinton cannot win this election. we cannot afford to elect just any republican. it's not just a choice between two political parties. this is a generational choice, a referendum on our identity as a nation and as a will. and the question before us is, do we want to remain a special country? or do we want to be a nation in decline, the way we are right now. i'm running for president, because while america owes me absolutely nothing, i have a debt to america i will never repay. this is not just the nation i grew up been or was raised in or was born in. america is a country that literally change the history of my family. america did not become an exceptional country by a

. ♪ ♪ ilia: el presidente barack obama no esperÓ al congreso y una vez mÁs utiliza su poder ejecutivo para hacer mÁs estricto el proceso de comprar y vender arma de fuego. marÍa: el presidente barack obama recurriÓ su poder ejecutivo para controlar rigurosamente la venta y compra de arma de fuego, lÁgrimas en los ojos recordÓ la serie de masacres que enlutoaron al paÍs en los Últimos aÑos. cada vez que pienso en esos niÑos me da rabia. para comprar armas a travÉs de internet o ferias pÚblicas, estarÁn obligados a realizar dichas revisiones y obtener permisos, este joven recuerda cuando le suministrÓ primeros auxilios la congresista en arizona despuÉs que le a puntoaran en la cabeza. es algo que tenemos que recordar que no es el fin, esto no se estÁ cerrando el hoyo que skils ten en las leyes. marÍa: el nÚmero de investigadores las 24 hora del dÍa 7 dia de la semana, inversiÓn de 500 millones de dÓlares por el tratamiento de salud mental y hacer mÁs estric estricto, lo siento pero la constituciÓn dice que es un derecho. presidente barack obama reitera que su acci�

and while mister obama ticked off a list of accomplishments, (president barack obama) more than 14 million new jobs; the strongest two years of job growth since the '90s; an unemployment rate cut in half. he expressed the growing political divide -- and himself, (president barack obama) i have no doubt a president with the gifts of lincoln or roosevelt might have better bridged the divide. though he couldn't resist a few not- so-veiled swipes at republican frontrunner donald trump, (president barack obama) all the talk of america's economic decline is hot air. overall, the president used the state of the union as a call to action. (president barack obama) i believe in change, because i believe in you -- the american people and that's why i stand here as confident as i've ever been, that the state of our union is strong.>> ((ad-lib)) a unlv student was personally invited by senator harry reid to attend the state of the union address. tania dawood spoke to fox5 a life-time opportunity. honored to be simultaneously very overwhelmed, i'm student just going having a good time., which is a good

the way that barack obama voters did in 2008, then donald trump may surprise you. >> barack obama had a seasoned team of political veterans. >> with 70% of the american people think the country is going in the wrong direction. 70% people don't think the president has incredible foreign policy, a national security strategy. we talk about 11 on the republican side. the outsiders amassed a 70% lead. that's important. why? they're addressing the concerns of the american people. we have thousands of terrorist cases open across 50 states domestically, according to the head of fbi. what are we doing about that? a couple are talking about it. most are not. the democratic candidates debated us on the budget so we couldn't put any of the visa waiver program, the visa overstay program, no solutions on the southern border. isis threatened to use all the venues to come in and infiltrate our own domestic security. >> hold that thought. we have more to come. >> people want to hear about the egyptian pyramids -- >> what did we just do in the budget? the leadership. we're not doing anything. the ameri

now, the world is dimming a little because of barack obama. that is why what will happen in iowa is southern. i'm asking for your vote. i will unite this party and defeat hillary clinton and when i'm president, america's light will shine again, and the 21 century will be a new american century. >> texas senator, ted cruz. >> 93 hours. the media noise will soon are over and it's now for the men and women of iowa to decide. our country is in crisis. we're worried the future of our children and have been burned, over and over again. the central question in this race is trust. who do you know will kill the terrorists, defend the constitution and repeal obamacare? who do you know will secure amnesty and defend the borders? defend religious liberty? and i will be honored if you and your family will come, caucus for us on monday night. >> gentlemen, thank you all so much for being here tonight. we appreciate it greatly. that does it for the republican debate. but the kelly file starts in just a moment and guess who is going to be there? senator ted c

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. >> barack obama wants to change america. barack obama wants america to be more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america tlnkts is 2340 one on this stage better prepared to prosecute the case hillary clinton better than i am. she will never get within ten days of the white house. the days. clinton and public housing are over. >> bernie sanders is a socialist. i think sanders is a good candidate for president, of sweden. we don't want to be sweden. we want to be the united states of america and hillary clinton -- hillary clinton is disqualified from being the commander in chief of the united states. one of her first acts of president may very well be to pardon herself. >> and what a debate it would be without a little spice from the moderators. >> chris, i note the last four questions have been, rand please attack ted, marco please attack ted, jeb please attack ted -- let me just say this -- >> it is a debate, sir. >> well, no. no, a debate actually

. >> el presidente barack obama se conmovio al anunciar el control de armas de fuego . >> aseguro que cree en el der h derecho constitucional de portar armas, ha llegado el momento de reducir las muertes en estados unidos , aqui tenemos mas inf m informacion desde la cblanasa ba . >> gracias jose, el presidente b barack obama, dice que contrario a organizaciones como la as asociacion nacional del rfilei e el no trata de violar la segunda enmienda, el cree que las pe personas de estados unidos estan de su parte para controlar las a armas de fuego . >> con lagrimas el presidente o barack obama visiblemente emo emocionado declaro que la sit c situacion es urgente porque hay gente muriendo . >> dijo que siente ira cuando e recuerda a los niÑos muertos . >> la vieja clave de las acci e acciones ejecutivas incluyen: i(informacion en pantalla( . >> daniel hernandez presto aux l auxilio a gaby giford ableada en arizona . >> no pararemos a las personas q que quieran hacer algo malo, r pero queremos prevenir mas mu t muertes . >> las ordenes no incluyen ve e vender armas a personas que se l le

has been tough on president barack obama. part of the reason is that once the affordable care act was congress got rankled. it has been an unproductive relationship between president obama and congress. think president obama will come out fine in his history. he inherited the great recession. we will have to see what the economy looks like when he leaves office. if it is much better, we have to wait. there is also the saving of general motors. there are going to be trouble spots. , some of that foreign policy problem in the hurt hisst is going to long-term reputation when we look at it in terms of foreign policy. i have no doubt he will go down as a successful a merit and president, even though his relationship with congress was not good. a special report on a historic presidency. when you look inside, you can seeor what purpose does >> all of this available online at c span.org. the u.s. house gaveling back in for votes on a couple of bills. . the clerk: resolution providing for consideration of the bill h.r. 16 4, to amend

barack obama, you traveled to africa, indonesia. why is it important to getting to the physical space? >> guest: the first law how i'd do things, go there. it is only by in nursing yourself in the geography and culture of all places that you conspired to understand the forces that shape some one. so for lombardi, first-time moved to new york with my wife linda because that is where he was shaped. he grew up in sheep's head bay, went to florida university, taught high school football across the river, he was assistant coach at west point and for the new york giants, he was 45 years old before he got the green bay. in green bay tells so much about those magical nine years when he went from 45-year-old assistant coach to an american icon winning five championships. one part of it is the football aspect of the book and the focus of more than football, the mythology of competition and success in american life, leadership, and what it costs, and new year's eve 1967, in green bay against the cowboys, final drive in the last second. i had t

bernie sanders is not barack obama. he does not have the same potential as a general election candidate that barack obama did. and i think that will as well as the lessons that hillary clinton and her team have learned, that jeanne just referred to, i think that's going to work to her benefit. if she can win here, and the latest polls have shown she is slightly ahead, that would be a major help to her in -- as she goes into a daunting landscape in new hampshire, where she -- by all accounts at the moment is not slated to win, diminish the impact of an adverse new hampshire result. gwen: karen, i want to talk to you a little bit about that. because there are a lot of imponderables here, one is money and one is what happens next and whether she can afford to lose or lose ground at all in iowa. and whether -- and your editorial page wrote a very strong pragmatic -- they believe -- essay about why bernie sanders is not the right choice for democrats. obviously they're a definite part of your news organization but a lot of a

coming up, i'll show you our 7- day forecast for both the 3 3 3 3 3 president barack obama used his weekly address to announce a major new initiative. he says it is time to get serious about gun control. kim hutcherson has details. 3 deadly mass shootings seem to be a regular occurance in america.and president obama has regularly called for tougher restrictions on guns. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities have had to endure tragedies like this too many times.//white flash//once again, innocent people were killed because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun."now, the president says he isn't waiting any longer. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business as much as i can.//butted to.//that's especially true for one piece of unfinished business, that's our epidemic of gun violence."he'll be meeting with attorney general loretta lynch monday to discuss options for tightening gun laws.sources say the president is exp

[cheers and applause] on the issue of barack obama, barack obama does not believe that america is a great global power. barack obama believes america is a arrogant global power that needs to be cut down to size. that is how you get a foreign policy where we cut deals with our enemies like iran and we betray our allies like israel and we gut our military and we go around the world like he has done on 10 separate occasions and apologized for america. he doesn't understand the threat in isis. he consistently underestimates it but i do not. there is a war against isis, not just against isis but against radical jihadists terrorists. that is war they win or we win. when i'm president of the united states we will win the war begins isis. most powerful intelligence agency will tell us where we are, the most powerful military in the world will destroy them. if we capture them alive, they are getting one-way ticket to guantanamo, cuba, and we'll find out everything they know. [cheers and applause] moderator: thank you, senator. moderator: dr. carson the president says he does not want to treat isis

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the g.o.p., itself, has challenges above and beyond barack obama. i don't think she did a very good job of really presenting herself. i think there were some real problems with somehow she described some events in her state, especially the shooting at mother emanuel last year. but she said some parts of the g.o.p. don't agree with donald trurp and they have an a lot tentative to what president obama has ever been offering. >> getting reports of an explosion in the eastern afghan city of jalalibad, apparently a suicide bomber is to have targeted a police patrol. three officers were killed in this -- specifically where this happened is not far from the pakistani consulate. that's what we know right now. turkey said an ice ill member is behind a -- isil member is behind a suicide attack. 10 people were killed, all foreigners. turkey's deputy prime minister said the suicide bomber is believed to have crossed the board irfrom syria. the latest from istanbul. >> reporter: moments after the explosion, a eerie silence and then the medics arrive. on the grou

barack obama went with me to russia and to ukraine. both went there together and we saw the dangers that our country still faced in the things that we could do. as a result, barack obama said we need to offer legislation of our own -- called the lugar-obama act. when barack obama was running for president, he was challenged in the debate on legislation he pursues. -- he had produced. easy -- the lugar-obama acted that was a result of obama working in the foreign relations committee. host: a piece of bipartisan legislation. charles from north carolina. you're on was senator richard lugar. caller: is a pleasure to speak with you. i just got back from washington. i spent a week up there and i saw the construction cranes. i think i counted like 32 cranes around washington. i think they do not make anything, so that means the government is a lucrative business. clintons from "the washington post" are pulling in of hundreds of millions dollars. a former congressman is now lobbying for turkey. these guys have to have a business when they get

barack obama - no font necessary)"i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities have had to endure tragedies like this too many times.//white flash//once again, innocent people were killed because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun."now, the president says he isn't waiting any longer. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business as much as i can.//butted to.//that's especially true for one piece of unfinished business, that's our epidemic of gun violence."he'll be meeting with attorney general loretta lynch monday to discuss options for tightening gun laws.sources say the president is expected to take executive action..without congressional approval.....expa nding background checks - a move which has widespread public support.but some republican presidential candidates are already promising to reverse any win the presidency. (donald trump/republican presidential candidate)"so, he's going to sign another executive order having to do with the second amendment.

now we know that barack obama has prepared america for our next president, and if barack obama is so much worse than jimmy carter, and we got ronald reagan after jimmy carter, thank a great a president ted cruz will be. [applause] so i will say this but i'm going to ask you to do what i've been doing for the better part of you. i would say no all of a year. and that is this. that my consistent prayer, especially when i start my day, is that god will raise up a leader whom he will use to restore the soul of america. i believe that man is ted cruz, and i'm going to ask you each day to offer that prayer that god raises up a leader whom he would use to restore the soul of america and that he energize you and energize all of us so that we follow his guidance and go to caucus on monday night a week from monday and bring your friends, bring a relation, bring your neighbors and let them know that the minute you will see at the podium here in a little while is i believe that man. so please do as i ask and as i will do. let's consistently stay on this everyday all the way through, and iowa can

[cheers and applause] on the issue of barack obama, barack obama does not believe that america is a great global power. barack obama believes america is a arrogant global power that needs to be cut down to size. that is how you get a foreign policy where we cut deals with our enemies like iran and we betray our allies like israel and we gut our military and we go around the world like he has done on 10 separate occasions and apologized for america. he doesn't understand the threat in isis. he consistently underestimates it but i do not. there is a war against isis, not just against isis but against radical jihadists terrorists. that is war they win or we win. when i'm president of the united states we will win the war begins isis. most powerful intelligence agency will tell us where we are, the most powerful military in the world will destroy them. if we capture them alive, they are getting one-way ticket to guantanamo, cuba, and we'll find out everything they know. [cheers and applause] moderator: thank you, senator. moderator: dr. carson the president says he does not want to treat isis

>> she has to hide behind barack obama last evening. she was trying to gain a foot hold on the obama coalition trying to get them back in the fold. i will tell you berne y. sanders has making appeal to the head that is a built of a victimmable. she -- scramble. ease of democrats whether she has the fight. she took the fight to bernie sanders what the debate is about. bernie is still on fire out there anding to pose a much more substantial challenge santorum won 2012. governor o'malley has been pounding on doors and much of the attention is on the other two. >> i think o'malley is show a good shot. he actually won democratic voters on matters of substance. they want single pair healthcare. they want canadian style healthcare. they don't want obamacare. they want something big and bold and bernie sanders is going big and bold. the thing rick pointed out how bernieió-2÷.rq0 suggest to r hearts and hillary is talking to their head. the biggest argument hillary has in her favor she is the more electricity tillable one. look at the polls. s