. >> más adelante le diremos si el presidente barack obama puede tomar decisión en caso que la reforma de migratoria no avance . >> además ladrón con pistola se llevo el susto de su vida al asaltar negocio el tiro le salió por la culata . >> arrestan sujeto por supuesto abuso sexual a menor de edad . >> siga con nosotros estamos en directo de san francisco donde el termómetro marca 58° grados fahreinheit, más temperaturas en pantalla , no le cambie ya regresamos . >> [♪ ♪] . >> ♪ ♪ . >> en pensilvania sujeto trata de robar tienda pero la víctima salió con una de verdad, entre golpes el ladrón es arrestado . >> a trabajador dfel ymca lo arrestan por suposicion de abuso sexual . >> el hacia actividades con los estudiantes los llevaba al acuatic center, leia libros, era director de actividades . >> nicolás de 20 años encargado de actividades para ymca es acusado de obligar a menor de 6 años, a participar en actividades laciva . >> en esta investigación vimos que había segunda víctima y es más grande de 6 pero menos de 18 . >> por investigación la menor dijo a sus

barack obama is not martin luther king, jr. or frederick douglass. barack obama is lyndon baines johnson and john kennedy north frederick douglass, he's abraham lincoln, and as soon as the black community has enough maturity to understand that they can level a respectful critique to the president of the united states for not discussing black post. he says he is not president of black american. say fine but black americans are american citizens no matter what anybody says. we're american citizens and we should be advocating for an end of poverty, the end of racial in inininequality and the end of mass incarceration, so when we think about president barack obama we need to go back to what dr. king said in his last speech. the greatness of america lies in the right to protest for right. whoever is in the white house should be someone who is talking about an agenda that affects african-americans, even if that person happens to be the first black president of the united states. [applause] >> good afternoon, it's great to be here, and i, too want to join i

so this is the context in which barack obama has been operating. race is drizzled all over everything he says and does. >> was it acknowledgement of sorts on his part he doesn't recognize his own ability to be able to lead that dialogue? >> right. >> he can only bring us so far. >> he can only talk about his experiences. unfortunately, there is a part of this country on the right which is so closed to anything that comes out of the mouth of barack obama, anything he touches. he can't talk about an issue or else it becomes toxic. there are people who are so hateful toward him that he really couldn't join hands and have everyone make this dialogue about race. >> we have a good example of that a little bit later in the program. president obama said that it was time for americans to look inward and do some soul searching. >> and then finally, i think it's going to be important for all of us to do some soul searching. you know, there have been talk about should we convene a conversation on race. i haven't seen that be particularly productive when politi

we shouldn't listen to barack obama. [applause] >> gee you believe many first-generation chinese, the most conservative ones do not vote? >> i'm not sure. here in california we make voting easy for chinese immigrants. there are ballots that translated into chinese so even if you don't speak the language fluently you can go get yourself a chinese ballot and fill in the circles. obviously that is not the case in other states with smaller immigrant populations. i would say here in california is very easy for immigrants to vote. so many things are liable, multilingual, whether immigrants actually vote or not is a different issue. haven't seen the polls sell i am not totally sure about the voting rates within a particular immigrant population. i am sure like others in america, there are lots of people who don't vote. it wouldn't surprise me of a lot of what first-generation immigrants don't those either. >> do you think america is still free? >> i think lots of things are relative. when people ask me that question i usually a

we saw a somer barack obama talk about trayvon martin, talk about the issues of black america which we never heard before, things that have happened to him we never heard him say before. we heard him talk about the way forward. this president stepped into the conversation. and wanted to start the conversation even though he said, we will not have this public conversation emanating from the white house but said we're going to have this conversation and he became really the moral leader in chief at this point. >> here's what i was referring to, president obama shocked the press corps when is he showed.with press secretary jay carney. this was how he greeted the group of surprised reporters. >> that's so disappointing, man. >> what are you doing here? >> jay, is this the kind of respect you get? on television it usually looks like you're addressing a full room. >> just a mirage. >> all right. >> that was 90 seconds. >> i got you. all right. sorry about that. do you think anybody else is showing up? >> well, they did show up. these two showed up. peter, maybe it's because there have been o

care. >> aye el presidente barack obama elogio los avances del obama care pero critico que sigan aprovándose retrasos. >> pero dicen también que el presidente barack obama se olvido de los médicos. >> enfrentaremos avalancha de pacientes. >> el problema no termina ahí. >> hay problema en la distribución. >> muchos médicos no estudian para ir a la atención primaria. >> hay diferencia entre lo que se gana en las especialidades y en la atención primaria. >> se espera que el programa se implemente al 1 de octubre. >> el barco se esta hundiendo. >> muchos están esperando a ver como se verá el futuro cercano. >> hay escasez de médicos en lugares rurales. >> el matrimonio gay es tema aún en san diego se dijo que muchos se hayan atrapados en fuego cruzado por eso se pide que haya suspensión entre matrimonio gay. >> en noticias univision 14 hablamos de la excusa que tendría relación con las relaciones. >> vamos con los deportes. >> en acción deportiva tendremos toda la información deportiva en breve. >> ♪. @ >> la hipersexualidad esta llevando a la ruina a algunos e investigadores d

. >> el prresidente barack obama e defendio la reforma de la salud del 2010 que el gobierno avalo el aÑo pasado , dice que promu v promueve la compeetencia y baja costos en la salud de octubre o podrÁn tener en ninternet precis en el mercado de seguros y pl e planes de saldud . >> a diferencia de meses la c a cam cÁmara baja da seÑal fuerte de q que plan de migracion es camino a la cdniudadanÍa pero estarÍ s reservado para los jovenÓveneÑad soÑadores lo que no es sufici t suficiente para muchos . >> muÚsica . >> los soÑadores son facvvorito de la camÁmara baja que quire a hacerlos cumplir sus sueÑos a o los dremeamers . >> la gente espera que haya j t justicia para los niÑos sin re resre responsabilidad propia, declaro el presidente de la camÁmara ba . >> pero los joveÓvenes dicn gen no gracias no dejan atrÁs a sus padres . >> muchos aÑos que las familias se escfuerzan por el paÍs . >> pero no estÁn listos para ir lejos dice que los udens estadounidenses no darÁn trato e especial para quien violo la ley . >> esto es lo que me indica que estÁn nbuscando saluida y

. >>> hoy en el noticiero telemundo cara a cara con el presidente barack obama en una entrevista sobre quÉ estÁ atrÁsando el proceso de la reforma migratoria en la cÁmara baja. >>> y arquitecto del horror capturan al lÍder mÁximo de el cartel de las zetas conoce ido por torturar y mutilar a personas, rol pe el silencio miembro del jurado que declarÓ a george zimmerman no culpable mientras que en las calles aumenta las protestas de quien piensan que a trayvon martin no se le hizo justicia, y pa fo i-phone en la mira, porque parece cuna mujer muriÓ electrocuto ada cuando contestÓ su celular. >>> telemundo telemundo con joÉe dÍaz-balart y maria celeste. >>> quÉ tal buenas tardes jose estÁ de vacaciones vamos a mÉxico, con el irregulares to del mÁximo lÍder del cartel de "los zetas" un narco mÁs buscado del mundo, y conocido por su violencia y crueldad, un hombre al quiÉn acusan de liquidar a quiÉn serÍa, y ya fue cortan dmols pedazos, raÚl torres lo tiene todo. >>> en el video de la marina se ve seguro de sÍ mismo parece inocente iba sin esposas en las manos, pero se

. >>> y moscÚ y edward snowden criticÓ al presidente barack obama lo que llamÓ el uso de peores prÁcticas para persa girl y el hombre acusado de filtrar informaciÓn sobre el programa de espionaje pidiÓ asilo a rusia, vamos con mÁs informaciÓn. >>> edward snowden escandalizÓ con revelaciones por el programa cibernÉtico de estados unidos y tambiÉn es papÁ caliente para paÍses a los que pide asilo como ecuador, y el presidente correa retÓ aÚn viso despuÉs que reveloramos este salvoconducto para que edwards u s. viajara por cuestiÓns de asilo y nego que hubiera aprobado el documento. >>> y cualquier documento en este sentido no tiene valdez alguna , y es responsabilidad de quien lo haya emitido. >>> y el presidente del ecuador dijo que sancionarÍa a su cÓnsul en londres por haber emitido el documento sin autorizaciÓn, pero la carta conocida hoy que edward snowden hablaba a correa, y deja para pensar y edward snowden dijo, ecuador... y la acciÓn del cÓnsul en... y garantizo que derechos fueron garantizados en la salida de hong kong nunca me podrÍa haber arriesgado a viajar s

we saw a very somber barack obama talk about trayvon martin, talk about the issues of black america, which we never heard before, things that have happened to him that we've never heard him say before. we heard him talk about the way forward. this president gave his personal opinion. he stepped into the conversation and wanted to start the conversation, even though he said we will not have this public conversation emanating from the white house, but said we're going to have this conversation, and he became, really, the moral leader in chief at this point. >> here's what i was referring to, president obama shocked the press corps when is he showed up with press secretary jay carney. this was how he greeted the group of surprised reporters. >> nobody showed up. oh. >> how you doing? >> that's so disappointing, man. jay, is this the kind of respect that you get? you know, on television it usually looks like you're addressing a full room. >> is this a mirage? >> they're generally not on time. >> that was the 90 secs. >> piling on the detroit story. >> i got you. all right. sorry about th

asÍ dijo el presidente barack obama en una visita sorpresa a la sala de prensa a la casa blanca. el mandatario hablÓ super varios minutos por la dinÁmica racial en este paÍs. y tenemos los detalles. >>> yo pude haber sido trayvon martÍn hace 35 aÑos, dijo obama de la casa blanca. hablÓ de manera personal y por experiencia propia. son pocos los estadounidenses negros que nunca han experimentado ser seguidos en una tienda. y eso me incluye a mÍ, dijo. tener la experiencia de subirse a un elevador y una mujer agarra su cartera nerviosa y aguanta la respiraciÓn hasta que sale, agregÓ obama. obama dijo que los negros en estados unidos estÁn familiarizado con ser prejuicio gad gados por su color de piel. >>> defiende tu territorio, pueden promover la violencia de armas en vez de evitarla luego de las declaraciones de obama, los padres de martÍn emitieron un comunicado, que afirm afirman. nos sentimos honrados, nuestra fama estÁ comprometida a un diÁlogo, dice. >>> alivio fue lo que sintieron algunos jÓvenes al escuchar al presidente. >>> es bueno tener a gwalguien como l�

we saw a somer barack obama talk about trayvon martin, talk about the issues of black america which we never heard before, things that have happened to him we never heard him say before. we heard him talk about the way forward. this president stepped into the conversation. and wanted to start the conversation even though he said, we will not have this public conversation emanating from the white house but said we're going to have this conversation and he became really the moral leader in chief at this point. >> here's what i was referring to, president obama shocked the press corps when is he showed.with press secretary jay carney. this was how he greeted the group of surprised reporters. >> nobody showed up. oh. >> how you doing? >> that's so disappointing, man. >> what are you doing here? >> jay, is this the kind of respect you get? on television it usually looks like you're addressing a full room. >> just a mirage. >> all right. >> that was the 90 secs. >> piling on the detroit story. >> i got you. all right. sorry about that. do you think anybody else is showing up? >> well, they d

voters re-elected barack obama, but they aren't giving him a pass on benghazi. a recent fox poll showed more than 7-10 american voters want congress to continue investigating. congress has. and so have we. we begin with peter boyer, who finds one piece of common ground between obama supporters and critics. both agree that to understand benghazi, you must go back a few years. >> any clear-eyed examination of this matter must begin with this sobering fact. benghazi joins a long list of tragedies for america. hostages taken in tehran in 1979, embassy and marine barracks bombed in 1983. saudi arabia in 1996. >> she essentially said to understand benghazi, you have to understand a series of terror attacks that had occurred before. is she right? >> she is certainly right in terms of understanding the ideology that fuels these attacks. >> andrew mccarthy, a former federal prosecutor who won a conviction of the blind shaikh that plotted to bomb new york city tunnels and landmarks in the 1990s. >> the motivating cause of the attacks, it is us against them. we are the the

ca re, regresamos y les contamos más >>> este domingo en al punto, 2 entrevistas de barack obama sabe migración. >>> para mí no tiene sentido. el decir que vamos a tomar esta oportunidad única, en la vida para remediar el sistema de migración dejando el estatus de millones de personas sin resolver. >>> el congresista steve king, niega comparar a los inmigrantes con perros >>> ha sido confundido por gente de la izquierda intencional y deshonestamente para tratar de... a la gente. >>> ¿drond está la reforma mi dpra tri en el congreso?. >>> queremos pasar un proyecto de ley, cualquier proyecto, para estar en conferencias con el senado. >>> lo que es preocupante, es que por ejemplo, todo lo que hemos pasado en la cámara en es este momento, sonar restrictivo anti inmigrantes un impuesto de 10% a todo el salario que gane y tiene que regresar a su país. >>> tras la absolución de george zimmermamama s. >>> mucho fútbol tuvimos hoy aquí en univisión, mañana tendremos más iván nos trae el resumen de la jornada. >>> que tal, buenas noches, gran jornada de los cuartos de final de l

there's not that fear of barack obama, is there? >> there's not. they will go on the record because they sense his indifference to them. unlike johnson who loved dealing with congress obama has made it clear these are not his peeps. they feel that and are not scared of him. not inclined to do him favors. >> being above it all has frustrated people in the moment has usually worked for him as far as i've seen. michael, do you think historians will look at health care reform even if it's changed over time as a negative accomplishment? >> only if it fails and that's the ultimate test of any president of what he did. if he got us out of a war, did that work? did he have an economic solution, does that work? that's something we know decades later we had better also mention that there were a number of presidents over the last century who abused the irs, who abused the fbi, used against their enemies and at least subtle threats against members of congress and that was a source of their power that i don't think they would want to be restored. >> we haven't

obama, firmó la y la de cuidadoes de salud a bajo costo conocida como obama care. el primero de octubre comenzara la in kringes y el primero de irnos del 2014 la ley tiene que implementarse en todo el país. muchos aún están confundidos. >>> la mera verdad, no tengo tanta información no sabía que ya va a entrar en vigor lo del seguro del medio medio r medicare de barack obama. >>> preparen a sus educadores certificados lo relacionado con obama ca re. >>> hay muchas dudas sobre a quien va cubrir, esta reforma. estos seguros. y sobre todo aquellas familias de bajos recursos. >>> en california, hay más de 5 millones de personas, sin seguro médico las autoridades aseguran que este plan de salud. podría ayudarlos. pero la información es mucha y en ocasiones puede llegar a ser compleja. por eso están poniendo sus esfuerzos por que la a información llegue a todos. >>> california ha entrenado, alrededor de 400, educadores certificados y se espera que para finales de agosto, alrededor de 220 educadores como ellos pueden transmitir la información la duda de lo que

. >> como el presidente barack obama rinde homenaje a nelson mandela y goles de la copa de confederaciones . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> autoridades no saben como globo cae en carretera en california , testigo capto por celular cuándo baja el globo y se desinfla . >> policía dice que no hay heridos a pesar de ser zona poblada . >> accidente fatal termina circo de solei en las vegas una acrobata sufre accidente ella subió y se solto del cable de seguridad y cayó en pozo era del elenco del 2006 y ahora se suspenden espectaculos imágenes de archivo es el primer accidente fatal que tienen en 30 años de estos espectaculos . >> ( m. >> [♪ ♪] . >> el presidente barack obama visito prisión donde estuvo nelson mandela que esta delicado , la cárcel en roben de la costa de sudáfrica, dio discurso por su legado de mandela que estuvo 18 de 27 años en las rejas antes de ser el primer presidente negro de sudáfrica . >> manifestación en egipto para que el presidente deje el cargo , se reúnen en el cairo,

this was barack obama in january 2008 on the night he won the iowa democratic caucuses. senator obama was not supposed to win that night. senator hillary clinton was favored, but she came in third behind both senator john edwards and that new guy from illinois, the skinny one with the funny name. barack obama was not supposed to win iowa, but he did, and it gave him tremendous momentum, and with that momentum, he ran directly into a brick wall. less than a week later, senator clinton won the new hampshire primary. she righted her campaign, she was back on top. barack obama finished second and his momentum was looking like pixie dust cleared away with a single sneeze from the party establishment. and yet, what we remember from that night in new hampshire is not what hillary clinton said in victory, but what barack obama said in defeat about america. >> for when we have faced down impossible odds, when we've been told we're not ready, or that we shouldn't try, or that we can't, generations of americans have responded with a simple creed that sums up the spirit of a people.

so barack obama is being president barack obama. which is to say he's being the president of all americans and all presidents walk into that white house with their own experiences. and the other thing he said -- remember what he said in the speech, he went to policy. there is a bill pending in congress that representative conyers introduced on profiling. >> we will be talking about that subject. jonathan, thank you as always. maya, you are staying with us >> coming up, the politics of today's speech. >> as we rebuild our economy, one industry is investing confidently into america's future, oil and natural gas. ♪ ♪ honey, is he too into this car thing? [ mumbling ] definitely the quattro. ♪ honey? huh? a5. what? [ sighs ] did you say something? ♪ did you say something? with an advanced degree inoking education from capellalp them university, full potential. you'll be better equipped to deal with today's issues and make an even greater impact. let's get started at capella.edu. aren't always the most obvious. take the humble st

. >> el presidente barack obama nombró a napolkitano como jefa de seguridad de la naciçón en 2009, bajo ese cargo en 4 cuaños deportó más de un millón y medio de personas, por eso muchos universitarios están en contra contra la nominación. >> hoy hubo protestas al momento de la votación de napolitano, hubo 6 estudiantes arrestados. >> napolitano no tiene currículum, además de extremismo en la zonificación de la fdrontera, sabemos que es parte del terrorismo organizado. >> tendrá un pago de medio millón de dólares asegurado además de miles de dólares más por relocalización forzada. >> en seguida en noticias univisión 14, en washington dc se suscitó oitrta protesta para que avance la reforma migratoria en la cámara de representantes, además de acciones de los dreamers para conseguir apoyoa la reforma migratoria y si se perdonan los créditos a los estudiantes univeristarios toda vez que se declaren en bancarrota, ya volvemos con más información. >> grupos de activistas llegaron a la capital del país para manfiestar su descontento popr una falta de una reforma migra

. >> el presidente barack obama visito prisión donde estuvo nelson mandela que esta delicado , la cárcel en roben de la costa de sudáfrica, dio discurso por su legado de mandela que estuvo 18 de 27 años en las rejas antes de ser el primer presidente negro de sudáfrica . >> manifestación en egipto para que el presidente deje el cargo , se reúnen en el cairo, .

. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo desde tanzania que oraciones iban a las familia de estas vÍctimas a las que llamÓ hÉroes y dice que estados unidos deberÍa explorar tras maneras de combatir estos fuegos. >>> alimentado por vientos y temperaturas altas que sÚperaba tres dÍgitos el incendio continuÓ avanzando sin control y destruyÓ casas al noroeste de phoenix ante la mirada y frustrada de residentes. >>> y una de las vÍctimas de esta fuerza Élite era hijo del capitÁn de bomberos del departamento de los Ángeles, quiÉn se e llamaba kevin, de 21 aÑos de edad, y hasta el momento las llamas han consumido m8.000 acres. >>> en arizona, univisiÓn. >>> y noticia en mÉxico, de manuel placer terminÓ y el mÉdico que llevaba mÁs de aÑo preso en mÉxico pero sin tener acusaciÓn formal lo acusaron de robarle maquinaria a un socio cuando Él ni estaba en mexico, noticiero univisiÓn informo en primicia sobre este caso, y ahora nos toca contarles que el doctor recuperÓ su libertad y estÁ regresando a casa, y vamos en Á guadalajara para hablar de la partida del doctor placer. >

and it's interesting because barack obama will be remembered as america's first black president. but in terms of how we think about race, he introduces a lot of things. he's also urban although he came from hawaii. he is someone who makings us think about identity also not just race. >> the race relations in this country change and so we were able to elect barack obama. when i was a kid it was a binary thing, it was blacks and whites. now we have a whole array of different races who are in play in this country. you see interracial couples of every imaginable sort. the white right-wing fringe. there's that kind of stupid stuff. are polls show whites more pessimistic. blacks are more optimistic. there's a shift. and we're talking about blue collar whites. there's a class difference and educational difference. chris: has things changed? >> gosh i i think in some way people who were predisposed towards a racial nation are more so. and those people who are probably not so inclined have become more entrenched in what we identify as racial bias. but for the most part i would think that

obama is being president barack obama which is to say he's being the president of all americans and all presidents who walk into that white house with their own experiences. and the other thing he said, remember what he said in his speech, he went to policy. there is a bill pending in congress that representative john conyers has introduced against racial profiling. i think it's absolutely right for a president of the united states to call for policy reforms where they're needed. >> we will be talking more about that very subject. jonathan capehart, thank you as always. maya, you are staying with us. >>> coming up, the politics of today's speech. ry dollar. for the visionary, seeing cash coming in and going out. for the dreamer, checking that retirement is right on track. for the cfo, making sure assets are working overtime. for over 160 years, pnc has been part of the communities we serve, providing tools, guidance and experience to help people achieve. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generatio

. >> como el presidente barack obama rinde homenaje a nelson mandela y goles de la copa de confederaciones . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ locutor ] universal studio's verano del valor. ♪ . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> autoridades no saben como globo cae en carretera en california , testigo capto por celular cuándo baja el globo y se desinfla . >> policía dice que no hay heridos a pesar de ser zona poblada . >> accidente fatal termina circo de solei en las vegas una acrobata sufre accidente ella subió y se solto del cable de seguridad y cayó en pozo era del elenco del 2006 y ahora se suspenden espectaculos imágenes de archivo es el primer accidente fatal que tienen en 30 años de estos espectaculos . >> ( m. >> [♪ ♪] . >> el presidente barack obama visito prisión donde estuvo nelson mandela que esta delicado , la cárcel en roben de la costa de sudáfrica, dio discurso por su legado de mandela que estuvo 18 de 27 años en las rejas antes de ser el primer presidente negro de sudáfrica . >> manifestación en e

from the european conservatives and reformists group believes that barack obama's explanation simply won't be enough for europe europeans are very angry about what's happening they were always big admirers of barack obama they regarded him as the man next to jesus christ and now this man is spying on them particularly in germany is a very sensitive issue people are very angry because he feels being spied. that has targeted germany which basically is a very strong ally of the united states or is a huge disappointment the popularity of obama is dropping by the day and in fact obama is heading for some trouble with europe the closest ally you could think off if you look at the number of communications intercepted in germany five hundred million read excessive it goes against all data protection legislation that we have privacy isn't is intruded this way by the americans and we do not know what the scope is and what they do with the information. amid the circus surrounding snowden's fate it's fair to say the revelations he initially made have been somewhat lost but to find them again wou

obama los califico con héroes, y el incendio ha consumido 800 hectáreas >> los huelga causa dolor de cabeza, pero que opciones tienen para desplazarse? >> como sigue la situación en san francisco que es punto estrategico donde miles de personas toman autobuses >> vemos que disminuye el número de personas, sin embargo autobuses, en san francisco hay tres líneas principales que dejaran de transitar los autobuses dejan de correr correrá en horario regular también hablamos con la portavoz de la agencia de transporte >> las alternativas son los autobuses, tiene servicio de toda la noche y otras agencias pueden ir y ver toda la información sobre las otras agencias de transporte >> esa página de internet es (información en pantalla) >> muchas gracias pese a los contratiempos hay ventajas y l llamamoso estacionamientos la recomendación es viajar en grupos >> el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco ofrece servicio de autobús gratis entre el aeropuerto y la estación, también hay autobuses >> quienes se aventuraron a manejar pasaron largas horas y buscando estacionamiento en sa

. >> president barack obama speaks out about the trayvon martin killing, calling for a debate on race in the united states. thestories on al jazeera -- first old loads of asylum- seekers trying to reach australia trying to be just really a has been intercepted and sent to papua new guinea -- the first load -- the first boat load of asylum-seekers. another night of her oh and anti-morsi protest left three people dead. alexei navalny has returned to moscow after being sentenced to five years in prison for theft pending his appeal. silence has broken out celebrating the capture of a serious town close to the turkish border. demonstrators threw petrol bombs and firecrackers at right police, and they responded with smoke grenades. turkey is concerned the seizure could further strengthen kurdish rebels fighting for independence. is taking and will continue to take every necessary to step keep its citizens and territory safe. within this frame, took her supporters have taken the necessary measures within the wills -- the rules of engagement and return fire and shot the bases from where gunfi

barack obama is a great political speaker and a terrific orator. the speeches he's given on the heels of this verdict, he's talking about this being a racial profile. he actually opined said this jury's verdict is wrong. which is outrageous to me. >> he said it was a racial profiling incident. >> as much as i love all the folks in this audience, they are living outside of reality. this country has been divided -- >> everybody's outside of reality. >> this country has been more dividing at other times. we have to understand that our media has been democratized. everything, all of the controversy, all of this division is taking place in high division. billions of pixels of the hate and opinions and people who have a platform, who never -- >> florida is -- >> no, no, no. that's the change from when we had bill clinton as president, ronald reagan as president. it's not that we're more divided, it's that we all have platforms in which to address our nation. >> republicans want dirty air and water, that's not their plan, or they want kids with autism, do

the way john mccain ran against barack obama was not vicious enough. they didn't go after thing likes jeremy my. >> right and bill ayers. they told the republican party give us control. put news the driver's seat and we'll show you how you can win. in 2012, mitt romney did listen to them. they were essentially as david brock said the architects of the current republican strategy for supposedly how to win. and all they're doing is turning off women, young people, minorities. they're turning themselve off in droves, and they're driving people away, not just from the republican party, but from conservatism itself. so if the party wants to keep listening to these guys, they have a problem. so they might want to just listen to cumulus. if cumulus is backing away, that is a market response to a product that is no longer marketable and selling. >> you bet that cumulus drops them, david? >> yes, i think he is going to lose these stations. the head of the republican party has just gotten his head chopped off. >> joy reid, david brock, thanks for your time tonig

president barack obama to renew his efforts to close the island prison where one hundred sixty six men are still languishing. u.s. public defender carlos warner he represents eleven of the detainees he says i don't intend to stop the hunger strike about is until barack obama delivers on his promise to close the prison the president has the power to released eighty six men right now and we've heard noises that he intends to do so but we see no action since it's speech and i believe you're still going to have a number of hunger strikers until we see people transferred that's just the bottom line hopefully the military has started to engage the men and is doing positive steps to end the hunger strike again all of us hope that it does and i hope that my clients are eating and i don't want them to starve i don't think any lawyer does but at the same time we are waiting for president obama to do what he said he would do and that is to transfer the innocent men eighty six innocent man. still to come for you in the program of atomic rage soon we investigate the launch of a. drive to get rid of

. >> el presidente barack obama propone plan para recortar taza fiscal pero republicanos dan la espalda . >> [♪ ♪] . >> más empleos para la clase media busca el presidente barack obama , para bajar impuestos de compañías por que republicanos tengan más inversiones par empleos de cálida . >> es buena idea para el sistema en los estados unidos pero no del punto de vista político ,republicano . >> lo que ven es incremento de tazas . >> el empresario que hace piezas para aviones y autos, dice que no beneficia a la corporacion . >> los impuestos en si reducen nos sacan de otra, si es como ahora apara mi quedan bien . >> el primer mandatario anuncio que esta dispuesto a bajar impuestos del 35% actual al 28 y 25% . >> estos créditos y deducciones, las usan al máximo por lo tanto no pagan el máximo de 35% . >> en este plan del presidente en últimos días recalca recuperación y tazas de desempleo . >> tenemos apreciación del 12,6% para los Ángeles de 19% de estado más del 30% . >> [♪ ♪] . >> se crea alianza en favor de reforma de migratoria del valle del silicio con comisi�

president barack obama to renew his efforts to close the island prison where one hundred sixty. and i u.s. public defender carlos warner he represents eleven of the detainees and says they don't intend to stop their hunger strike that is until barack obama delivers on his long running pledge to close the notorious prison the president has the power to released eighty six men right now and we've heard noises that he intends to do so but we've seen no action since that speech and i believe you're still going to have a number of hunger strikers until we see people transferred that's just the bottom line hopefully the military has started to engage the man and his duly positive steps to end the hunger strike again all of us hope that it does and i hope that my clients are eating i don't want them to starve i don't think any lawyer does but at the same time we are waiting for president obama to do what he said he would do and that is to transfer the innocent men eighty six innocent men. it's good to have you with us here at r.t. this morning still to come for you thought of atomic ra

barack obama is our first black president. we elected him twice. he's been in control for almost five years. yet, he criticizes our country for what he says is growing unequal opportunity? what's really holding us back is uncertainty over obamacare and the irs, and tax increases on pay and dividends and investment gains and efforts to block the freedom of business to move capital to wherever it gets the best returns, and all of those factors are a result of president obama's policies. blame yourself, mr. president, stop blaming everyone else. here to weigh in on this, steve moore, of the "wall street journal," and author of "who is the fairest of them all: truth about opportunity, taxes, and wealth in america," christopher hahn, and we appreciate you being here. steve moore, the president had plenty of his say. you start with an on the sit view. what do you think of this? >> well, look, first of all, this is a president who bemoaned the decline of the middle class, and he's presided over the biggest decline in the middle class income in probably 30

and joe biden and barack obama to basically shrug off that most important part of death row and just say well these things happen and the doesn't really matter much but but we want snowden i think that this is really really outrageous meanwhile still not willing to extradite snowden what kind of reaction can we expect from washington can be can we do anything to get him back at this point. well washington obis lee would want him back and want him to put on trial simply because it wants to show to cover showcase that other agencies working for the secret service or will not do similar things but what does as i said it's quite bizarre reading that now we see a european countries finding out you know allies of america finding out that they were being spied on although i must tell you personally that i think everybody probably suspect that the americans were using the internet to spy on others because they've invented the internet then they threw it all over the world and to expect them to give that away for free and get nothing back and that it took them well that was a bit naive and si

obama reconoce iÓ en un comunicado de prensa que el caso ha suscitado intensas emociones. >>> que pudieran estarse intes fic ando, y pide llamamiento a reacciÓn calmada hechas por la padres del menor. >>> se dan muestras de descontento Éntralos veredicto del jurado mientras se espera que nuevas investigaciones comiencen a presentarse esta misma semana, desde sanidaquÍ ro contigo ricardo. >>> gracias, y como se decÍa las reacciones del pÚblico tras el veredicto del jurado en el caso de george zimmerman tampoco se hicieron esperar, y hubo manifestaciÓnes de apoyo a la decisiÓn del papa necesidad seis mujeres pero tambiÉn muchos se mostraron decepciÓnadas y hasta enojados, y galo con un recuento de esas reacciones encontradas. >>> por un lado rabia descontento y resentimiento. y por el otro se laasegura que o justicia pero tiene dividido al paÍs. >>> fue un asesinato. >>> creo que se cabe el racismo, que allÁ la tendencia. >>> creo que fue culpable, para bien mÍ, porque Él fue que pergs guiÓ al muchacho. >>> tras idea de imaginar ex viblg lanlt caminando por la calles motivÓ re

. >> piden al presidente barack obama regreso de estados unidos de 9 dreamers detenidos en arizona . >> por carta los 33 piden que ejerza poder para que se queden en su país de niño . >> destaca el caso de lizbet que debe comenzar derecho en santa clara . >> en estados unidos , 34 niños cada día ingresan al hospital por atragantamiento . >> más riesgo menores de 5 años tenemos consejos para prevenir tragedia . >> sonrisa de miguel cautiva pero a sus dos años esta ansioso por el mundo . >> siempre toma canicas, es fácil llevar a la boca . >> padre toma precaucioens cuándo es comida . >> como tiene dientes, ya casi se le da comida picada pero primero cosas molidas . >> es lo que todos padres deben hacer . >> por estudio , cada año más de 12400 niños menores de 14 ños son hospitalizados por atrangantamiento . es más común en niños de menos de 4 años, se asfixián con cosas pequeñas . >> comidas peligrosas . >> primero dulces 1/3 es por esto . >> nueces, salchichas y uvas son peligro . >> tienen tamaño para obstruir sus vías, también la piel y lo que hay que hacer pe

president barack obama to renew his efforts to close the island prison were one hundred sixty six men are still languishing. and a u.s. public defender colace want to represent an eleven of the detainees and he says they don't intend to stall their hunger strike until barack obama delivers on his no running pledge to close the notorious prison the president has the power to released eighty six men right now and we've heard noises that he intends to do so but we've seen no action since that speech and i believe you're still going to have a number of hunger strikers until we see people transferred that's just the bottom line hopefully the military has started to engage the men and is doing positive steps to end the hunger strike again all of us hope that it does and i hope that my clients are eating i don't want them to starve i don't think any lawyer does but at the same time we are waiting for president obama to do what he said he would do and that is to transfer the. men. coming up later this hour told we can wage soon to investigate one of the launch of india's longest. mass protest

want to be senator barack obama at that time he wasn't even a senator he he had won his primary in illinois and i think maybe the catalyst and i'm not sure it was the fact that he had just done a big speech at the democratic convention no you know i was at that time a lifelong republican i didn't even botch the democratic convention so at the time you know the significance of it really didn't hit me until later i mean i did look up well who is this guy barack obama well ok you made a speech blah blah blah but then of course later things you know started to come into play that this is our future president of united states and you've also said that this is not just in their congressional offices i mean we're talking about home surveillance and personal correct this is this would be for a senator or congressman it would be personal phone numbers associated it would be and a lot of the times i could not tell because there were a lot of the numbers were unlisted and we would go to try to sue to reverse to find out where these numbers were and we were being very careful about it because we didn't

that is the barack obama before he was president. and essentially said, you know, rand paul is advocating all the things obama used to be before, before he took the oath of office. >> bret: charles? >> extremely important moment. rand paul represents a sort of isolationist wing of the republican party by this direct fearless attack on him, by christie, i think he takes up the mantel of the majority of g.o.p., which is interventionist, and that's a really important moment. >> bret: there is a libertarian movement in stream within the republican party. >> that's what makes what christie did in taking it on so important and electrifying. >> bret: i only have 30 seconds so i only need a loser of the week. steve? >> bob filner for mayor of san diego for reasons that don't need to be explained. >> bret: chuck? >> anthony weiner who wants to be mayor for reasons that don't need to be explained. >> bret: charles? >> do i have to explain why it's kim kardashian with the arrival of george alexander louie of cambridge, the celebrity gossip pres

yet barack obama handily wins election to a second term in the white house. next day a judge sends nekula back behind bars. he remains in custody. >> bret: coming up, benghazi, boston and the end of the war on terror. you thought this beach couldn't get any more tempting... ... you thought wrong. seize the summer with up to 50% off hotels at travelocity. when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. >>> today more >>> today more than half of american voters say the benghazi scandal weakened their faith in their government. what happened in benghazi and the response to it may have sparked an even wider debate over the war on terror. >> that's not possible for america to simply deploy a team of special force toss capture every terrorist. even when such an approach may be possible. there are places where it would propose profound risks to our troops and local civilians. >> may 23rd, 2013, another address by the president at the national defense university.

the media are going to play this as some grand concession on the part of barack obama. in fact, barack obama ran for reelection on this. ly promised a cut in the corporate tax rate. do we not remember that? he did not say, i'll cut corporate tax rates in rurn for xyz, so, there is no need to make a bargain. pat is right, if you believe it, promised it do it do not make deals. this is not a job creator, this is a net tax increase on businesses, jobs will not be created, they will b created by the government, someone needs to ask the question, which is, done we already try this? we'll call it the stimulus, how did that work out for you. here is one i like, a bargain, announced as a bargain, if we reach a bargain we have reached an agrment. whether a bargain i announced. there is no bargain, there is no agreement. they are projecting this as an agreement so if republicans say no it looks like they walked away from aell they made. this is not t first time they have done it remember religious mandate, catholic crch said no, so obama administration reviewed it and said we had

voters reelected barack obama but they are giving him a pass on benghazi. a recent fox poll found more than 7 in 10 american voters want congress to continue investigating. congress has. and so have we. we begin with peter boyer who finds one piece of common ground between obama's supporters and critics. both agree to understand benghazi, you must go back a few years. >> any clear-eyed examination of this matter must begin with this sobering fact. benghazi joins a long list of tragedies and for america, hostages taken in tehran in 1979, our embassy and marine barracks bombed in beirut in 1983. khobar towers in 1996. >> she essentially said to understand benghazi, you have to understand the series of terror attacks that had occurred before. is she right? >> she is certainly right in terms of understanding the ideology that fuels these attacks. >> andrew mccarthy is a form he federal prosecutor who won a conviction of the blind sheikh who had plotted to bomb new york city tunnels and landmarks in the 1990s. >> islamic supreme six. >> the difference between th

president barack obama to renew his efforts to close the island prison were one hundred sixty six men are still languishing. and a us public defender colonist want to represent eleven of the detainees he says i don't intend to stop the hunger strike that hasn't told barack obama delivers on his long running pledge to close the notorious prison the president has the power to released eighty six men right now and we've heard noises that he intends to do so but we see no action since it's speech and i believe you're still going to have a number of hunger strikers until we see people transferred that's just the bottom line hopefully the military has started to engage the men and is doing positive steps to end the hunger strike again all of us hope that it does and i hope that my clients are eating and i don't want them to starve i don't think any lawyer does but at the same time we are waiting for president obama to do what he said he would do and that is to transfer the innocent men eighty six innocent man. so good to have you with us here today in the program. india's largest. protest c

president barack obama to renew his efforts to close the island prison were one hundred sixty six men are still languishing. in the meantime though u.s. public defender cost warner he represents the detainees he says they don't intend to stop their hunger strike that is until barack obama delivers on his long running pledge to close the prison the president has the power to released eighty six men right now and we've heard noises that he intends to do so but we've seen no action since that speech and i believe you're still going to have a number of hunger strikers until we see people transferred that's just the bottom line hopefully the military has started to engage the men and is doing positive steps to end the hunger strike again all of us hope that it does and i hope that my clients are eating and i don't want them to starve i don't think any lawyer does but at the same time we are waiting for president obama to do what he said he would do and that is to transfer the innocent men eighty six innocent man. well i still to come here and see that atomic rage investigate why the india'