bush, he as a former president did not want to criticize barack obama. you have not been shy about this as we were talking about economic issues in the last segment. you said i think ordinary americans are tired of obama's global apology tour hearing about what a weak country america is from left wing professors and journalists. in light of what i asked you at the beginning of the program. you are now seriously considering a run for the presidency. you have decidedly different views than this current president. what would you do differently on economic issues? what would you do differently as it relates to national security and defense? >> with national security first i wouldn't be coddling our enemies. poking in the eye those allies whom we need remain a super power. i certainly would never be questioning the desireability of being the foremost super power in the world as barack obama has done. when he made the statement some months ago sean it blew i looked around proverbially and asked myself, come on americans, do you understand his view of america?

could she beat barack obama. today he would beat her 48-40 although he would be edged out by other republicans. republicans are -- independents are not favorable to her. second question, could she get the thick skin all professionalals need? could she stop responding to every criticism? will she study up? when she quit the governor's job, she was going to learn policy. it seems to be on her to do list. john, to use your phrase, is 41 a game change? not to be a public figure, celebrity. is she going to change her act? >> i think the answer is yes and no. what we have seen already in the last couple of weeks when she gave an interview at the "new york times" magazine, she said, i know i'll have to change things. we seen her no substance try to gain bonus. the quantitative easing program. that was outside her bayliwick where she was tening outside that and showing policy muscle. what she won't change on is she won't try to become something she's not. shevbelies there's a different way to run for president. she doesn

so who was barack obama senior? barack obama senior was a fundamentally, in his ideology, and anti-colonialist. and this is a term of little unfamiliar to most americans, but i do want to tell you is something i know a lot about. why? because i grew up in indiana. i was raised in the 1960s. india became independent from the british. india, like kenya, was a british colony. anti-colonialism is the air i breathe, growing up in india as a kid. anti-colonialism is my father believed, grandfather, uncles. in fact, anti-colonialism was the dominant political idea in the third world and the second half of the 20th century. anti-colonialism fundamentally has nothing to do with race. it's not a race today. i sometimes tell people the british people did come to rural india because the indians were brown. the british came to conquer. it turned out the british are white, indians were brown and black kind of racial element propped in. a colonialism fundamentally is about conquest and about power. and of course the british ruled

president barack obama spoken new delhi talking to the parliament he backed india for permanency on this security council that was the dramatic gesture made the announcement fulfilling india's dearest wish for this visit is to visit. they have been pushing for years for it. president barack obama plan is for stop with the specific reason in mind. >> in the is my first thought on a visit to asia. or that this has been my longest visit to another country since becoming president. (applause) in asia and around the world india is not simply in merging india has emerged (applause) it is my firm belief the relationship between the united states and india bound by our shared interests and values

which raises the interesting question, who was barack obama sr.? what was he like as a man he was a polygamist, born in kenya, married a woman in kenya, two children by her when she was pregnant with the second, he left them and came to america. he meant obama's mom and hawaii and did not tell her he was married and married her. before obama was two he left them and went to harvard and took up with a third woman and took her back to africa had children by her reunited his first wife had children by her he had four wives and eight children and unfortunately a chronic off at -- chocoholichocoholi c and a regular job driver who was then a number of disastrous accidents and in one case killed a man. and another died in such a bad acts in both legs had to be cut off in and replaced with by your rods finally 1982 he became drunk and nairobi and drove into a tree killing himself. i mention this because this is a very unusual guy to make a role model. but yet to come obama did. some people have said in my book "the roots of obama's rage" how could obama's

in here is to barack obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than becoming more powerful but he is largely a one m. band i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of other chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail or decided he can do it if he wants to build a dam here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power barack obama would love to have ok what do you think about that jeanine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can't get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new yor

chris: he is as emotional as barack obama is unemotional. he has always been that emotional. >> yes. and bush would always say -- and this is the key to bush -- i'm a gut player. i'm a gut player, not a textbook player. no textbooks. chris: when we come back, scoops and predictions from our top reporters. me something i don't know. ♪ ♪ came in last night at half past 10:00 ♪ ♪ that baby of mine wouldn't let me in ♪ ♪ so move it on over ♪ move it on over ♪ move it on over ♪ move it on over ♪ move over, little dog, 'cause the big dog's movin' in ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a dog & a chevy, what else do you need? ♪ what else do you need? [ male announcer ] build your with the $2.50 breakfast combo. get a 16oz. cup of piping-hot seattle's best coffee and a savory new sunrise subway melt built fresh to your order for just $2.50. subway. build your better breakfast. chris: welcome back, bob. tell me something don't know. >> obama in india, can he work out some sort of arrangement between india and pakistan to stabilize relatio

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list. we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than becoming more powerful but he is largely a one m. band i mean yes there's a poll up we were there a lot of the chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail he decided he can do it if he wants to build a dam here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power barack obama would love to have ok what do you think about that jeanine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can't get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york and these people

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than huge untile becoming more powerful but he is largely a one m. band i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of other chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail and this is he can do it if he wants to build a dam here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power barack obama would love to have ok what do you think about that jeanine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can't get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york

programas para que la policía tenga más poder , presidente barack obama tiene el poder. >> ahora vamos de vuelta a los estudios. . >> sondeos dicen que esta elección será cuesta arriba para demócratas , resumen de cnn dice que el 50% sería por republicanos pero el 40% por demócratas . >> en las últimas horas no sñ quieren perder . >> necesitamos que consigan a todos los que puedan , no hay tiempo . >> aunque presidente barack obama estuvo ausente la casa blanca hizo último llamado a la comunidad latina para votar , se espera que el apoyo a demócratas este . >> latinos han votado antes. >> republicanos dicen que los números de votación adelantada les favorece. >> cuando dicen que algo va mal dicen que votarian asi muestran desiluciones. >> estados unidos no pueden ser los mismo de años pasados , la realidad esta cambiando , será limitado lo que estadounidense están esperando ahora , esto es llo que no gusta. >> el sondeo de cnn muestra. >> si los partidos dan suficiente competencia entonces serán latinos que dirán . >> ahora vamos de vuelta a los estudios. . >> en últim

>> if you run for president, can you beat barack obama? >> i think so. >> if you saw things were going to calm down after the midterm elections, you were wrong. house speaker nancy pelosi backed down a rebellion. she will be succeeded by the john boehner as speaker of the new congress. mitch mcconnell decided it was better to switch on earmarks than to fight. a bill failed in the house. charlie rangel got his comeuppance from the house committee. we have a lame-duck congress, and nancy pelosi is still speaker. the president would cut off the bush tax cuts, and republicans want to extend them across the board. >> as of this moment, the house democrats stand with the president on cutting them off at $250,000, but the senate democrats once again have left the reservation. j.r. flirting with the idea of extending them for everybody -- is a are flirting with the idea of extending them for everybody. >> we are all in deficit hawks now. >> in the end, the only way to solve the problem is with entitlements and growth and raising income taxes, marg

chris: he is as emotional as barack obama is unemotional. he has always been that emotional. >> yes. and bush would always say -- and this is the key to bush -- i'm a gut player. i'm a gut player, not a textbook player. no textbooks. chris: when we come back, scoops and predictions from our top reporters. me something i don't know. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's luxury with fire in its veins. bold. daring. capable of moving your soul. ♪ and that's even before you drop your foot on the pedal. ♪ the new 2011 cts coupe from cadillac. the new standard of the world. chris: welcome back, bob. tell me something don't know. >> obama in india, can he work out some sort of arrangement between india and pakistan to stabilize relations, be the number one thing he can do to help with the afghan war? chris: katty? >> we were talking earlier about relations between obama and the republicans. one thing that might help with john boehner, chris, is they're both smokers. and who knows, he will need everything he can get with the republican leadership at the m

we like barack obama. >> it is a strategic location. [unintelligible] >> been american friends, they're making their presence felt. india will soon become the world's third largest economy. it is a good time to cash in, especially as upwardly mobile indians showing increasing fondness for anything american. >> india is not an easy place to do business for most american companies. there are challenges. as you look at the indian consumer who wants american brands, you look at the indian population who has a favorable attitude toward the united states, it is natural that the two largest democracies that have strong bonds would want to trade more and more with each other. >> it is not just the economy. india has become a significant regional player. there was a time when india was not much of a priority for an american president. all of that is now changed. indians are pleased that barack obama is coming here two years into his presidency. he is bogged down by domestic politics, but many here think there's a lot for them to talk about. the

barack obama can't. it is well understood at the white house that he can't. >> there's very true. our own lbj absolutely did that with the voting rights act and the civil rights act. but talking about this whole disintegration and splittering of the black community, you also hit on the topic of the great migration. and i did not realize that by 1950, close to seven million black people had left the south because of jim crow. but you also talk about two -- two types of racism, north and south. you talk about maybe even a third hybrid. could you talk to us a little bit about that? >> well, it's just where i grew up in the south. everybody knew where they stood. okay? there was black sigh of town, white side of town, there was jim crow segregation which had the force of law. there were laws that segregated public accommodations in my town orangeberg, you know, there were stores that black people were supposed to enter through the back door. i had real buck teeth as a kid. i went to a white orthodontist. we never could wait in the waiting room. we waited in the doctors office until it

>> if you run for president, can you beat barack obama? >> i think so. >> if you saw things were going to calm down after the midterm elections, you were wrong. house speaker nancy pelosi backed down a rebellion. she will be succeeded by the john boehner as speaker of the new congress. mitch mcconnell decided it was better to switch on earmarks than to fight. a bill failed in the house. charlie rangel got his comeuppancee from the house committee. we have a lame-duck congress, and nancy pelosi is still speaker. the president would cut off the bush tax cuts, and republicansns want to extend them across the board. >> as of this moment, the house democrats stand with the president on cutting them off at $250,000, but the senate democrats once again have left the reservation. j.r. flirting with the idea of extending them for everybody -- is a are flirting with the idea of extending them for everybody. >> we are all in deficit hawks now. >> in the end, the only way to solve the problem is with entitlements and growth and raising income taxes, m

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than then becoming more powerful but he is largely a one m. band i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of other chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail or decided he can do it if he wants to build a dam here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power barack obama would love to have ok what do you think about that jeanine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can't get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york and thes

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than becoming more powerful but he didn't tell. is largely a warning them i mean yes there's a poet we were there a lot of the chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail with this issue he can do it if he wants a bill to do here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a prob i would love to have ok what do you think about that janine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york and these people o

barack obama doesn't have. by the time this happened to him in november 1994, the economy was taking off. the recession was long behind him, and the massive 90's boom was well in effect. the big locomotive of the american congress chugging along. that's not the case today. no one thinks unemployment is much different a year from now than it is today. where it will be by the summer, early fall of 2012, i don't know. but it's not going to be where it was for bill clinton and that is going to be a challenge for obama. he's going to make the argument that the trend lines are in the right direction but he doesn't have a boom on his hand. >> charlie: he grew up in a political environment which he lost and b he constantly had to appeal to a diverse rea of people running in a conservative or moderate state that south. >> big environment. >> charlie: that's a huge difference. >> he was painting himself for the country on his terms. he is now defined for a lot of people. you talk about him having to build a new coalition

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than becoming more powerful but he is largely a one man band i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of the chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail and this is he can do it if he wants to build a dam here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power barack obama would love to have ok what do you think about that jeanine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can't get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york and these peo

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually. likes barack obama's declining power rather than becoming more powerful but he is largely a warning to him i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of the chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail with this issue he can do it if he wants a bill to do and here you can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a probe obama would love to have ok what do you think about that jeanine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york and these peopl

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than huge and how big. i mean more powerful but here in town is largely a warning them i mean yes there's a poet we were there a lot of the chinese on the list also but he if he wants to deal with this issue you can do it if you want to build a dam here you can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a per barrel with loads of ok what do you think about that janine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can get the full picture well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york a

>> reporter: republicans said this was not about them, it was a referendum on barack obama and indeed that is what it has turned out to be. this is more than just a message to barack obama, this is kind of a halloween rerun here because people are just saying this is someone who came to office, promised change and the change didn't happen. the administration raised these expectations above the moon in a society that already is pretty careful about wanting instant change. they didn't get it, and barack obama is paying the price tonight. >> couric: what a difference two years makes, jeff, two years ago the g.o.p. was dead in the water, people were going to say it was going to take a generation to revive the grand old party, and here we are tonight. >> reporter: right, and i think what we're seeing here is a national mood. this is a year when all politics isn't local and the dissatisfaction with the economy and with the overreach of government has hit a hammer into obama's coalition. women are breaking no better than even for democrats. independents are breaking heavily for republicans.

muy importante para el futuro político del presidente barack obama y hay que recordar que la florida y ohio son de los estados más importantes para la presidencia. >> algo muy importante que pueden ser definitivos en esta elección y nos referimos a nevada se encuentra nuestra compañera angie sandoval quien ha seguido muy de cerca todo lo que sigue con esta elección. >> en una situación muy difícil, tú estás en la campaña electoral de la dama que quiere ganar al lider de la mayoría en el senado angie. >> así es, como pueden ver y oir hay una banda de música que está preparándose para tirar la casa por la ventana pero como dijeron todavía está muy temprano para festejar, todavía las urnas no han cerrado. >> pero posiblemente se sepan los primeros resultados media hora después de que cierren las urnas. >> y gran parte del electorado ya votó temprano y también en ausencia. >> esta sin duda va a ser una de las contiendas más reñidas y la más anticipada de estas elecciones. >> el senador harry r regresó hoy a territorio amigo para asegurar su quinto término en wash

that is barack obama's early legacy! >> i would have had a little bit different fiscal path particularly with the stimulus way back when we should have combined that with longer term -- in fairness he did inherit a deficit that was growing. the previous administration inherited a surplus, that changed. >> sean: listen, the republicans punished in 2006 and in 2008. in part, i will tell you because conservatives were angry with the republican party. i'm looking at for example what you support. earmark moratorium until the deficit eliminated. establish spending targets. freeze spending until deficit is eliminated. line-item veto. all these things. the problem is. i don't know any other democrats that supports 'em. >> there are a few. sean who? >> hopefully the results of the last election will help people to take a different tact going forward. probably the governor in me coming out. we had to cut spending. we didn't raise taxes. that's what you have to do sometimes. some people who have been legislators their entire career

. >> narrator: barack obama had promised change. >> he spoke of no less than remaking america. >> narrator: his signature issue: universal health care. >> in this effort, every voice has to be heard. >> this is a huge issue the president is taking on now. >> every idea must be considered. >> everybody loves the idea of health care reform. >> every option must be on the table. there should be no sacred cows. >> the question is, could health reform really happen? >> narrator: from the very beginning, even inside his own west wing, the issue would test president obama. >> the white house had a debate about whether they should actually go forward with it. >> narrator: no president had ever made headway on comprehensive health care reform. >> first, it became, "let's not do health care." then it was "scale health care back." >> vice president biden was opposed to do it, absolutely opposed to doing health care. biden had seen too many universal health care programs die in his long time in washington, and he warned obama and his aides not to do it. >> the economic team was saying, "oh, listen, we

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obama his personality may be groups of people vote for him just because he's barack obama and they never woke from that hypnotic trance of yes we can -- >> let me say something, if you want a republican to defeat president obama, you should not -- >> sean: i want a conservative to win. blblblblblican sean. be a you should not take the wrong lesson from what happened in the election. it is not people fell in love with republicans and said obama is the deficient sill. >> they did. >> sean: look on symbolic things. boehner giving back earmarks, harry reid holding on. democrats stupid enough toe hang on to pelosi. -- enough to hang on to pelosi. >> they have to show why obama care is disastrous for job prospects for the future of freedom in this country.

barack obama doesn't have. by the time this happened to him in november 1994, the economy was taking off. the recession was long behind him, and the massive 90's boom was well in effect. the big locomotive of the american congress chugging along. that's not the case today. no one thinks unemployment is much different a year from now than it is today. where it will be by the summer, early fall of 2012, i don't know. but it's not going to be where it was for bill clinton and that is going to be a challenge for obama. he's going to make the argument that the trend lines are in the right direction but he doesn't have a boom on his hand. >> charlie: he grew up in a political environment which he lost and b he constantly had to appeal to a diverse rea of people running inonseativ or moderate state that south. >> big environment. >> charlie: that's a huge difference. >> he was painting himself for the country on his terms. he is now defined for a lot of people. you talk about him having to build a new coalition. there

>> could you beat barack obama? >> i believe so. >> if you thought things were going to calm down after the midterm elections, you were wrong. house speaker nancy pelosi knocked back a rebellion from her own troops. she will be succeeded by john boehner. mitch mcconnell decided it was better this week for earmarks it than to fight. a veteran democratic congressman and charlie arango got his comeuppance from the house committee -- a veteran democratic congressman charlie rangel got his comeuppance from the house committee. where do we stand on tax cuts? >> the house democrats stand with the president and on cutting them off and at $250,000, but senate democrats have settled off the reservation by flirting with the idea of extending them for everybody. >> if the tax cuts are expected, the richest americans -- we are all the deficit hawks now. >> in the end, the only way to solve the problem is with entitlements and growth and raising income taxes, marginal taxes, by at least 13%, on what will amount to half of the sma

obama his personality may be groups of people vote for him just because he's barack obama and they never woke from that hypnotic trance of yes we can -- >> let me say something, if you want a republican to defeat president obama, you should not -- >> sean: i want a conservative to win. >> i imagine it will be a republican sean. you should not take the wrong lesson from what happened in the election. it is not people fell in love with republicans and said obama is the deficient sill. >> they did. >> sean: look on symbolic things. boehner giving back earmarks, harry reid holding on. democrats stupid enough toe hang on to pelosi. -- enough to hang on to pelosi. >> they have to show why obama care is disastrous for job prospects for the future of freedom in this countr

you know, a white president could do that, and barack obama can. it's well understood at the white house he can't. >> that is very true because our own lbj absolutely did that. and with the voting rights act and the civil rights act. but talking about this whole disintegration and splintering of the black community, you also hit on the topic of the great migration. and i did not realize that by 1950, close to 7 million black people had left the south because of jim crow. but you also talk about two types of racism, north and south. you talk about that in the book, and maybe even a third hybrid. could you talk to us a little bit about that? >> well, it's just where i grew up in the south, you know, everybody knew where they stood, okay? it was black second, white side of town. there was jim crow segregation which had the force of law. so there were laws of segregated public accommodations in my town, orangeburg, you know, there were stories that black people were supposed to enter through the back door -- stores that black people were supposed into

do you have these hopes for barack obama? >> i think president obama is not the ideologue that some make him out to be, not to the far left president. he is a very pragmatic president. he wanted to accomplish great things. that is what he pushed through health care in what he thought it was important to do the tarp program to bail out the companies that were going down and the stimulus package, but if you look at bill clinton, he adapted to. he moved. this is a president who adapts and moves, as well, and if you look at ronald reagan, there is another example. there are the two examples, reagan and clinton, whose popularity ratings were lower than barack obama's today, and there were defeats in 1982, were the republicans lost 26 house seats in the congress, and there was the debacle in 1994 with the democrats for clinton, and i think this president wants to work across the i know, wants to get things done, once a compromise and work with the republicans, and it will happen very quickly. i think he is going to put out an olive

very strong relations have continued with president barack obama. there was a slight hiccup at the beginning of his presidency and the italian prime minister silvio berlusconi appeared to make reference to the president's time and later berlusconi explained he had been understood. in the meantime president obama has been here with the g-8 summit and the two appeared to get on well. in the past months berlusconi confirmed the trip to afghanistan. although the initial excitement of president obama coming into office waned here just like elsewhere, the real mess sidge that he remains a very -- real esage is that he remains a very good friend. >> the victory was cheered in africa and kenya. obama's father, of course, was kenyan. wherever you go on this vast continent you can find shops named after the american president, obama sells. politicians have tried to gain inspiration from his political discord, too. there's one area where perhaps he's less popular is here in sudan. the leaders were infuriated when he renewed u.s. sanctions on the company but in

>>> como referendumo sobre el presidente barack obama, comparto lo que dijo diaz-balart en gran parte, yo soy analista republicano, la mayorÍa de la gente estÁ votando en contra de los demÓcratas, no a favor de los republicanos, aunque existe una, sobre la amÉrica, de generar emplos, a travÉs de recortes de impts, y tambiÉn bajar el dÉficit este es un referÉndum de obama, la cara de nancy, muchos de lose escaÑo esta noche, la propagando polÍtica, cuantas veces asÍ que, yo creo que estas elecciones, yo creo que maÑana en los periodicos vamos a ver esto, son histÓrica es el margen mÁs grande en dÉcadas, y en segunda instancia, serÁ la mayorÍa mÁs grande en la cÁmara desde el aÑo 48 yo creo que la gente republicana se tiene que desarrollar como dice el lÍder republicano, Él tiene que cambiar el rumbo, Él tiene que cambiar las polÍticas, porque no recibiÓ el mandato de transformar el paÍs, solamente de transformar washington >>> vamos a una pausa comercial y vamos a escuchar despuÉs sus la proyeccion de que los republicanos ganarian 39 escaÑos para alcanzar la

obama al numero:(202) 456-1111--o la representante de la camara baja, nancy pelosi al numero (202) 225-0100 los tres proximos dias son cruciales para que haga su voz escuchar.. --en nebraska, continua en suspenso una ley que prohibe rentar vivienda a inmigrantes indocumentados.--la ordenanza fue aprobada en la ciudad de fremont en junio pasado, tras lo cual, la union americana de libertades civiles y la organizacion "maldef" presentaron demandas, argumentando que la medida es discriminatoria.--ahora, un juez otorgo mas tiempo a las partes para que emitan argumentos sobre la disputa. --la ley esta suspendida en espera de la decision de los tribunales. la policia de redwood city detuvo a dos sospechosos por un tiroteo que cobro la vida de un joven de 21 anos. los detenidos tienen 18 y 17 anos de edad respectivamente.--los hechos ocurrieron anoche en la cuadra 400 de la avenida "madison".--el movil del crimen se desconoce, pero las autoridades investigan si el incidente esta relac muere un joven de 21 años de edad. >> en napa una llamada quedo en tragedia cuando un hombre quería matarse

supreme court turned down the first challenge to president barack obama's health care plan. the california based pacific justice institute appealed to the high court without going through the appeals process so the rejection is no surprise. all nine justices participated. >>> another egg recall has been announced too. the country's biggest egg seller is recalling 288,000 eggs it had purchased from an ohio farm after a test showed salmonella at the farm. no illnesses have been reported. the eggs were distributed in california and seven other states. you can find details at ktvu.com. >>> san francisco does not have enough health ininspectors to examine all 5600 restaurant and food prep are ration facilities in the city. the health department has 19 trained inspectors right now. already supposed to be 23. all facilities must be inspected at least twice a year. the staffing shortage means many restaurants are only inspected once a year. it takes months to hire and train new inspectors. >>> san francisco supervisors will discuss proposals today concerning food truck vendors. vend

obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election and we knew he was going to lose really badly. i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than becoming more powerful but he is largely awarded him i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of the chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail with this issue you can do it if you want to build a dam here you can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power broker obama would love to have ok what do you think about that janine i mean again this is kind of going back into your thesis there that there's more shadows out there it's very hard to do delineate really what is power if you can get the full picture. well i think that's exactly right and i think michael hit on something very important which is that this has a sort of symbolic value and of course this list was put together by people in washington and new york and these people on

presidente barack obama ---en san jose dos latinos se enfrentaron en una dura y polemica batalla para conseguir el puesto de concejal por el distrito cinco que representa al este de san jose.---los candidatos son que representa al este de san jose.---los candidatos son "magdalena carrasco", 1: son /skwros dos latinos los candidato son magdalena da /wras /ko y javier campos que tiene el apoyo de sindicato, hasta ahora campos va ganando. >>> con los datos disponible hasta ahora dente de san jose. "torlakson" mantenia el de los sufragios, mientras aceves le seguia de cerca con el "torlakson" es un veterano con 14 aÑos en la legislatura y cuenta con el respaldo de los sindicatos de maestros en el estado. "do not place result cg here" ---aparentemenete, los votantes de california rechazaron la proposicion 19, una iniciativa que legalizaria la marihuana con fines recreativos entre las personas mayores de 21 aÑos.---la propuesta fue rechazada por de los votantes, mientras la respaldo.---la proposicion 19 tambien hubiera permitido que los gobiernos locales cobraran un impuesto a la venta y

>> could you be barack obama? >> i think so. >> if you saw things were going to calm down in this town after the midterm elections, you were wrong. nancy pelosi knocked back a rebellion from her own troops and will be succeeded by john boehner as speaker of the new congress. mitch mcconnell decided it was better to switch on earmarks than to fight. a bill to extend jobless benefits failed in the house. and charlie rangel got his comeuppance from the house ethics committee. we have a lame-duck congress and nancy pelosi is still the speaker. the president would cut off tax cuts at $250,000. where do we stand on tax cuts? >> as of this moment, the house democrats are with the president of but the senate democrats once again has settled off the reservation by flirting with the idea of extending them for everybody. >> if the tax cuts were extended, the richest americans would get a tax savings of -- we are all deficit hawks now. >> in the end, the only way to solve the problem of entitlement and growth and raising inco

today, barack obama finally arrived in jakarta. he met his indonesian counterpart to launch a new partnership between the two countries. >> expanding partnerships between our people, deepening political and security cooperation are the pillars of our new partnership which is do so much to the good work of my friend, the president. >> his name was on everyone's lips at his old school. they wrote a song on him and were getting ready for him to drop by. >> i knew him as a chevy boy. >> she knew him back then as a neighbor and school friend. >> a lot of people are muslim. maybe people expect that he will do something for the world. i do not know. do you think that he did that now already? >> this is how they remember barack obama in indonesia, as a child. this visit is not just about his past but about the american future in asia where the chinese strength is going. also the economy, increasing american exports. also, this is about islam. indonesia has more muslims than any other country in the world. it was a theme that president obam

. >> la medida que según el presidente barack obama es una de muchas para enfrentar el dñficit, afectará a todos los civiles, pero se excluye al personal militar. >> la proposición del presidente barack obama de no aumentar los salarios de los empleados federales, no tendrá un gran impacto para reducir el dñficit, es más una decisión simbólica que una cosa real. >> los salarios de los miembros del congreso no se vieron afectados. >> miles de estudiantes no bajan los brazos con el propósito de convencer de la importancia del dream act. >> es un grupo pequeño de estudiantes y activistas comunitarios que se reunieron en la escuela mission heighs, con el fin de hacerles ver a los miembros de washington dc la importancia de la decisión que tomarán en los próximos días. >> tuve la decisión de estudair, de trabajar mucho, para mi mi papá pudo regularizar su status, pero muchas personas no tienen la oportunidad. >> no tengo un status legal. >> mario nos dijo que llegó del perú cuando era niño y de ser aprobado el dream act puede continuar con sus estudios. >> hay gente que se op