las amÉricas entre el presidente barack obama y raÚl castro. una conversaciÓn telefÓnica de la que tambiÉn se espera se conozcan detalles. galo, muchas gracias. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> y sin duda los grandes protagonistas de esta cumbre de las amÉricas son el presidente barack obama, y raÚl castro. pero hay dos mujeres que tambiÉn se han robado el protagonismo. son dos mujeres que tienen a sus esposos presos. son dos mujres que estÁn pidiendo justicia para venezuela. >> llegaron a panamÁ primero que todos los presidentes invitados y no se irÁn hasta que parta la Última delegaciÓn. no hacen parte de la agenda oficial, pero su presencia y su mensaje son una de las grandes noticias de la cumbre de las amÉricas. >> sÍ, es la continuaciÓn del de ayer. >> unidas por el dolor de ver a leopoldo lÓpez y antonio ledesma presos, asumieron el reto de ser la voz de suse maridos ante el mundo. >> Él me dijo: lilian, cuida a nuestros hijos y resiste. y eso es lo que estamos haciendo. nos estamos cuidando como familia, fortaleciendo como fam

la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos de diferencia al entrar. juan carlos varela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mandela, en esta ocasiÓn tiene un significado mÁs grande porque serÁ en medio de una negociaciÓn que podrÍa llevar al deshielo definitivo entre cuba y estados unidos. es la noticia del momento. galo: son las primeras imÁgenes de un breve y risueÑo encuentro entre los gobernantes de estados unidos y cuba, ya se estrecharon la mano y compartieron en la antesala de la inauguraciÓn de la cumbre de las amÉricas. todos los invitados presenciaron el histÓrico momento. mÁs adelante, dos simpÁticos niÑos fueron los anfitriones y pidieron democracia a los 35 mandatarios presentes. por

. >> cumbre histÓrica gran expectativa ante un posible encuentro del presidente barack obama, no solo con el gobernante cubano, sino que tambiÉn con la disidencia tenemos lo Último. >> divorciÓ digital un tribunal da luz verde a una mujer para que se divorcie a travÉs de facebook, sentara esto un precedente? >> este es noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes comenzamos en jalisco que fue escenario de uno de los ataques mÁs sangrientos contra de fuerza pÚblica. >> ayer un grupo armado emboscÓ a un convoy de la policÍa, cobrando la vida de 15 agentes, christina tiene mÁs informaciÓn te escuchaste. >> marÍa josÉ el ataque ha generado indignaciÓn aquÍ en mÉxico en jalisco es una escalada en la violencia, ahÍ las autoridades habÍa dicho que se estaban preparando para otra posibilidad venganza del crimen organizado. >> los vehÍculos quemados que segÚn las autoridades sirvieron de trampa mortal amanecieron abandonados en la carretera el gobierno confirmaba 15 agentes muertos y 5 heridos. >> todos serÁn h

entÉrese en el encuentro de raÚl castro y barack obama, un encuentro histÓrico. periodista: una dramÁtica persecuciÓn en san francisco. periodista: deja como saldo a una mujer sin vida, le contamos. un hombre en san francisco le dio un puÑetazo a su hijo, ahora enfrentarÁ a la justicia. ♪♪ locutor: es hora de noticiero en espaÑol mÁs visto del Área de la bahÍa. ramÓn: en san francisco una persecuciÓn tuvo fatales consecuencias para una mujerque fue atropellada por los sospechosos. la vÍctima fue identificada. ramÓn: periodista: aquÍ me encuentro en la intersecciÓn de las calles california, a pocos metros de donde estoy fue atropellada la mujer que fue pactada por el vehÍculo que se dio a la fuga. la policÍa ha dicho que han hablado con el padre de la mujer quien les ha dicho que hagan todo lo posible por dar con los sospechosos que le quitaron la vida a su hija. la bÚsqueda de pistas era intensa en el mortal episodio en san francisco. ella estaba cruzando la calle cerca de la esquina de california cuando recibiÓ el impacto. le dio la impresi

you know obviously, they were out-foxed by barack obama last time. and others had a warning that voters in iowa are not just going to worry about money and endorsement, he says the race is wide open. listen. >> she is taking it more seriously this time, at least when we talk to our staffers. she understands she has to earn the nomination. this is totally more open than the media things. >> yeah, and he is talking about you know martin o'malley and jim web who is seeing as maybe being smaller percentage candidates right now. but folks in iowa don't like a frontrunner who thinks she is going to waltz in like last time. she obviously has learned a few things, rolling up the sleeves getting hands dirty. interestingly, john podesta says while she will be in iowa there will be a formal kickoff event next month, this drama will play off more, not just the media situation here, the campaign rollout. there will be other campaign official event next month. so stay tuned. >> stay tuned indeed, we'll stay tuned into your e-mails and check back with you as news d

you don't ever want to underestimate michelle obama. >> if barack obama's not president of the united states what is michelle obama doing today? >> she's probably not riding around with the secret service. exactly. thinking of all the things she's not allowed to do. she sat out after she graduated from law school and after she had a brief experience in corporate law to try to make a difference on the south side particularly with disadvantaged communities, communities that she had known very well growing up. it certainly appears that that's what she wants to keep doing after she leaves the white house. she said she'll focus on education, which she calls one of the most important civil -- >> when you hear education, but is there a specific thing? and we know what the president, i think my brother's keep we know what he wants to go with it and wants to make it post presidential. does she have a separate track? >> i think she is very consistent with the notion of expanding opportunity with what i call in the book unstacking the deck a little bit. it is not at all clear she's exactly what

barack obama at the time it was not the right time. this president has said to strategically navigate so that he could successfully get a 2nd term. i think bill clinton was the hope of this time, a visitor in the book the president you have accounts from the e-mail crossing out certain words they were close to apology. i just cannot believe it. they were close but it did not have. >> host: april you have covered the white house through this prism but you are also an american. your mom. not that small anymore. and you come from a strong, close family. do you vote? some reporters don't. how do don't. how do you handle your own personal political beliefs? >> guest: l that you say that. some distinction. so strong in their feelings. i am an objective reporter. we talk about being a woman, the strength of all woman. at the same time a reporter. sometimes that comes off and when it does i do vote. i'm not telling you who i vote for. [laughter] >> host: i live in the district of columbia where we can register as the party but you vote in prim

because i don't think barack obama is it. and i don't know that marco rubio would know how to do it or ted cruz or other people that got the there got there four years ago. >> he's an interesting guy to watch. i want to say two words. vladimir putin. we just watched this guy and he seems like a very very bright affable young gentleman. can you picture that man sitting across from putin? >> no more than i could barack obama. >> we have to separate -- we've become in this country a country of sports center watchers that watch the campaign versus truly, truly going deep and saying i want to imagine this guy right now putin goes into the next territory. the next ukraine. that guy a, that's the guy who spent a few year mis-tallahassee, he's been in the senate and lost senator we elect was jfk, that's the guy who is going up against putin. >> did you feel that way in 2007 when you looked at obama? >> i'll tell you when i looked at obama at that point, for some reason, i felt a different gravitas. >> and you were wrong, weren't you.

¿cÓmo prepara usted al presidente barack obama para una reuniÓn como esta? ¿quÉ dice? >> bueno, para-- creo que es importante aquÍ subrayar que el presidente obama, Él mismo sabe lo que quiere decir y quiere hacer en un intercambio de este tipo, como dijo en la conversaciÓn que tuvo con el presidente castro en diciembre, que se trata de la necesidad de tener una nueva relaciÓn mÁs constructiva, tambiÉn para trabajar asuntos que son de interÉs propio y de interÉs mutuo entre los vecinos, pero tambiÉn sabiendo que vamos a seguir con diferencias importantes y que vamos a seguir defendiendo nuestros valores en relaciÓn a la democracia, a los derechos humanos, y que esto claramente serÍa parte de la conversaciÓn, pero tambiÉn podrÍamos hablar acerca de cÓmo podemos trabajar para crear condiciones mejores para nuestros pueblos y para nuestras relaciones. >> sr. zÚÑiga, usted tuvo muchÍsimo que ver en las negociaciones para la reanudaciÓn de las relaciones diplomÁticas entre cuba y los estados unidos. ¿le sorprende lo rÁpido que estÁn cambiando? >> no,

>> i think so. >> or barack obama. >> or barack obama? i think so. and this time as i've pointed out, in the piece she's running very much on being a woman and not as much on her experience in many ways what dianne feinstein was just saying you need to run on your experience because you're up against all these newbies who didn't really know as much as you do, tick particularly about foreign policy. >> the problem is she was running against a newbie in 2008 and it didn't go very well. the other thing that i think is so interesting, everybody's talking about how this time they're going to see the real hillary. this time she'll get a glitter personality show. that's why she's doing these smaller venues. maybe where she's a little more accessible. >> that's right. let her kindness and sense of humor come out a little bit more. i do agree with what we saw in the piece which is that a lot of people just have perceptions about who hillary clinton is. they're not going to be changed -- except for -- and this is something her campaign is so in tune with -- th

cuando habla con el presidente barack obama tambiÉn habla de inmigraciÓn? juliÁn: si, siento una responsabilidad como latino. , soy una de las personas que tienen este tipo de acceso y de oportunidad ciento la responsabilidad de dar esa perspectiva. sÉ que mi trabajo es representar a todas las personas y trabajar por los intereses de todos. asuntos como migraciÓn estÁn muy cercanas para mÍ, espero que podamos ver acciÓn en esa Área del congreso en el 2015. jorge: muchos creen que usted lo enviaron a washington y que ahora secretario para darle mÁs poder a nivel nacional. y para que eventualmente pudiera ser el primer presidente hispano, es esto mucho? juliÁn: eso se relacionan con el trabajo que tengo ahora como secretario de vivienda me complaciÓacercar el reto lo que suceda despuÉs ya veremos pero a veces veo que las cosas se presentan de una manera un poco sensacionalistas. jorge: esa es la forma en que a veces lo vemos en los medios, le gustarÍa ser candidato a la vicepresidencia con hillary clinton? juliÁn: yo no creo que eso suceda debes

castro ol joi a obama *. >> el presidente barack obama es un hombre honesto, admiro su origen humilde y pienso que su forma de ser obedece a eso, castro dijo que cuba condenar nuria defendiendo * su revoluciÓn. >> la llegada de los presidentes desencadenÓ un enfrentamiento entre la policÍa y algunos periodistas que acosaron a las autoridades de agredirlo, el camarÓgrafo dice que recibiÓ una descarga elÉctrica de uno de los miembros de la seguridad de morales. >> no en tebentendemos el motivo por lo cuales * ellos nos agreden. >> por otro lado el presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros reclamÓ a obama no responder a ningÚn menos corre que dijo que le habÍa mandado, dijo que venezuela quiere paz con washington. >> paz a la historia de otra forma, le tiendo mi mano presidente barack obama para hablar y resolver los asunto que tengamos que resolver entre estados unidos y venezuela. >> la cumbre se vio marcada por la violencia entre cubanos con ideologÍas, opuestas. >> y josÉ dÍaz-balart es importante no notar que los disidentes que se juntaron con presidente barack obama l

barack obama dijo que ayer hablÓ con la viuda del rehÉn estadounidense y el primer ministro de italia para relatarles lo ocurrido y darles personalmente el pÉsame. >> esta tarde la casa blanca aclarÓ que la operaciÓn fue legal porque estÁ dentro de las polÍticas antiterroristas. el presidente barack obama ha decidido desclasificar parte de la infsmaciÓn porque segÚn sus palabras las familias merecen conocer toda la verdad. es lo que tengo por ahora. regreso contigo, marÍa elena. marÍa: muchas gracias. el senado confirmÓ hoy a loretta linch como nueva procuradora general. linch de 55 aÑos de edad es la primera mujer afroamericana en ocupar este puesto. ratificada con 56 votos a favor y 43 en contra. la mayorÍa discrepancia que enfrentÓ linch con los senadores republicanos fue negarse a calificrar de ilegales los alivios migratorios del presidente barack obama. >> el exdirector de la cia fue condenado a dos aÑos de libertad vigilada y una multa de cien mil dÓlares por entregar material secreto a su amante. dirigiÓ la agencia desde setiembre de 20 11 aceptÓ declararse cu

vino barack obama, la gente dijo nos vamos con Él. yo no sé si en calidad estÁn listos para hillary, el paÍs estÁ listo para una mujer pero no estÁ listo para hillary. quieren una persona que sea honesta, una persona que sea confiable. fabiÁn: en el partido republicano los candidatos ninguno ha sido autÉntico, cambian sus posiciones, cambian sus posturas, lo importante del partido republicano es que marco rubio, jeff bush son personas que tienen muchos problemas con sus caracteres, asÍ tambiÉn como sus posturas polÍticas que no solamente son anti latinos, tienen otros problemas muy serios. jorge: volvemos a hablar seguramente en los prÓximos 19 meses que nos faltan para las elecciones presidenciales. quisiera decir antes, que tuvo una rosario marÍn, usted le abriÓ el camino a todos ellos, gracias por estar en el programa. al volver el primer encuentro entre el presidente barack obama y raÚl castro, despuÉs del establecimiento de relaciones entre cuba y los estados unidos. desde panamÁ fÉlix nos lo cuenta. ♪ para cre

país, el presidente barack obama dice que el parque es el vivo ejemplo de como el cambio climatico afecta que el crecimienot del nivel del mar afecta la existencia de estos pantanos tan vitales >> hoy es día de hacer conciencia que lo mucho que desperdiciar la comida daña el planeta y nuestro bolsillo, mientras miles de personas mueren de hambre es hora de reflexionar >> como decide esto esta pasado >> la señora beatriz bota la comida vencida >> es algo que está malo >> como ella una familia promedio bota 25 libras de comida al mes equivalente a tirar a la basura 170 dólares >> es alarmante >> adriana quintero es abogada ambientalista, revela que la comida se desperdicia >> en los supermercados pone a exhibir demasiada fruta >> también ese daña en el transporte o antes de salir de las granjas >> si la mercaderia tiene mancha o descolorada el productor quiere tirarlo >> las imágenes de farm share muestran como toneladas de frutas son desehcadas por no cumplir con las exigencias >> hjay organizaciones como esta que recogen la comida que sobra y la traen acá para entregarselo a la f

que pusieron las 26 estados contra de decisiÓn del presidente barack obama es un caso completamente diferente que aquÍ en telemundo lo estaremos siguiendo josÉ regresamos contigo al estudio. >> muchas gracias. >> por cierto una encuesta de noticiero telemundo en conjunto con nbc y colegio mirista, revelÓ que 78% los hispanos apoya a los alivio de inmigraciÓn, la mayorÍa considera que la reforma migratoria tiene que discutirse ya ahora, sin embargo estÁn divididos sobre si tiene que incluir un camino o no hacia la ciudadanÍa, rogelio mora-tagle tiene mÁs detalles. >> el camino a la ciudadanÍa es un requisito que no se discute para los grupos que exigen una reforma migratoria sin embargo esta encuesta de telemundo dice que hay un gran porcentaje casi la mitad de las historias panes que apoyarÍan la reforma migratoria aÚn sin el camino a la ciudadanÍa ♪ . >> son madres de familia, indocumentadas y todas comparten el mismo temor. >> que lo deporten a uno y sus hijos de uno. >> saben que una reforma migratoria cambiarÍa sus vidas de acuerdo con una uno cuesta de telemundo

then ask you why you wrote about occidental and barack obama. huell howser: well, we spent the entire day on the campus of occidental college, whose claim to fame this day is that the president-elect, barack obama, spent the first two years of his undergraduate college experience at occidental college. during this day we spent there we not only met his very first political science professor, but we actually stood on the very steps barack obama stood on to make his first political speech ever. we also visited his exact dorm room. it is still there. in one piece. i've got inside information about his dorm days with one of his dorm roommates from back then. brian lamb: huell howser, promoting his program on occidental and barack obama. you wrote about a dvd. explain. andrew ferguson: he did a segment about occidental college and barack obama. you can see from that, he was such a wonderful television presence. he was so enthusiastic about things. it went right through the screen and grabbed year. he was, i thought, just a wonderful performer. he app

castro y el presidente barack obama durante la cumbre de las amÉricas. por tercer dÍa mientras maduro habla suenan las cacerolas. un individuo pone en jaque al capitolio, se suicidÓ y las autoridades descartan que se trata de un atentado terrorista. al mismo tiempo, se dan a conocer imÁgenes del misterioso testigo que lo acompaÑaba antes de su muerte. los habitantes de californias preparan para los cortes de agua ante la extrema sequÍa, las multas serÍan de hasta 10.000 $. comenzamos con ♪ >> este es el noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. >> muy buenas tardes para todos. hoy aquÍ en este centro de convenciones en la ciudad de panamÁ durante 12 minutos y 30 segundos se escribiÓ una nueva pÁgina para la historia. ese fue el tiempo que durÓ la reuniÓn entre barack obama y raÚl castro una reuniÓn entre el jefe de estado de los estados unidos y cuba. que no se presentaba hace mÁs de 50 aÑos. este encuentro creÓ gran expectativa de la cumbre comenzÓ a eso de las 12:46 de la tarde y termina cerca de las 2:58. como detalle curioso en esta opo

basically, painting him as a republican answer to barack obama. young, non-white, a really good speaker, someone who is talking about generational change but did not have the kind of governing experience to back it up. the rubio folks will argue a different scenario -- he was the speaker of the florida house has done more policy innovations than obama. mark: it has been announced that rubio will do an interview after his event on monday. guess who he is doing it with? jonathan: mark halperin and john heilemann. mark: guess again. jonathan: sean hannity. mark: correct. nicely done, jonathan martin. thank you. we will be right back. ♪ john: we are only on the tube a half hour a day. we are live 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com where we have the beginning of our poll story roll-out. mark: up next, "taking stock" and on radio, it's "bloomberg law." sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello. i am pimm fox. u.s. stocks rallied today. the s&p 500 closed within 1% of its record, and the markets moved higher. it was helped by g.e.'s 10% jump coming after the company announ

here's how i'm different than barack obama. here's why my foreign policy will be better than his, because the world is literally on fire. from an economic point of view, here's what i would do differently than barack obama. so if she can make a case that she's different than him then she'll have a chance. if she can't, game set, match. >> well let's just stay there on foreign policy. she wasn't the president and she did -- >> no but she's secretary of state. >> right. but she did advocate exactly what you wanted on syria when it came to arm being the rebels a few years ago. she didn't win but she tried. >> sure. no good credit for her trying in syria. at the end of the day where was she at benghazi when on august the 14th i think they wrote a memo from libya to washington saying we can't defend the consulate from a coordinated terrorist attack and al qaeda flags are flying everywhere. at the end of the day, how did she behave as secretary of state when it came to withdrawing troops from iraq? she set the reset button with russi

did barack obama himself signal anything? because he spoke just before rale castro at the same meeting. what is the tone of what he had to say? >> very positive tone, as you would expect, david. he said that this would not just help cuba and the u.s. it would help the entire region. he made it clear that the cold war was long over, and he said that he didn't want to fight the battles that were battles that came from before, who was even born. of course there are attorney issues, which is the idea that they'll open again embassyies, an embassy in the u.s. and havana and in washington, d.c. among those duff issues, for example and also if there is going to be a cuban emboss sue embassy how are they going to get money. and thisnot rest just just with president obama but with congress. >> james bays in panama city. still to come on al jazeera. reports of violence and irregularities as nigeria votes for state government. >>> ireland's government accused of covering up dangerous maternity practices in hospital. >> part of al jazeer

he wrote a program on occidental and relationship to barack obama. i want to show you his promo of that. then ask you why you wrote about occidental and barack obama. >> we spent the entire day on the campus of occidental college, whose claim to fame this day is that the president-elect, barack obama, spent the first two years of his undergraduate college experience at occidental college. during this day we spent there we not only met his very first political science professor, but we actually stood on the very steps barack obama stood on to make his first political speech ever. we also visited his exact dorm room. it is still there. in one piece. i've got inside information about his dorm daze with one of his dorm roommates from back then. brian lamb: promoting his program on occidental and barack obama. you wrote about a dvd. explain. andrew ferguson: he did a segment about occidental college and barack obama. you can see from that, he was such a wonderful television presence. he was so enthusiastic about things. it went right through the screening

he wrote a program on occidental and relationship to barack obama. i want to show you his promo of that. then ask you why you wrote about occidental and barack obama. >> we spent the entire day on the campus of occidental college , whose claim to fame this day is that the president-elect, barack obama spent the first two years of his undergraduate college experience at occidental college. during this day we spent there, we not only met his very first political science professor, but we actually stood on the very steps barack obama stood on to make his first political speech ever. we also visited his exact dorm room. it is still there. in one piece. i've got inside information about his dorm daze with one of his dorm roommates from back then. brian lamb: promoting his program on occidental and barack obama. you wrote about a dvd. explain. andrew ferguson: he did a segment about occidental college and barack obama. you can see from that, he was such a wonderful television presence. he was so enthusiastic about things. it went right through the screenin

it's hard to see a barack obama lurking anywhere. which one of those could say this could cause some trouble, pat buchanan trouble for instance. >> i heard both jim webb and martin o'malley appearing but i think before either of them has cause problems she's got to make a few more mistakes as she did on the level of the e-mail controversy. >> her most formidable rival may be hillary clinton. >> totally. >> you don't see o'malley or webb gaining tractions even a contrarian state like new hampshire. >> i think politics affords a vacuum. i don't think it's as easy as it looks at a time like this. there will be a moment which somebody will look as if they're a plausible alternative and we will all explore that possibility but it's hard to see right now. i do !.jnñ though if there's some serious stump knowledge there's still the joe biden question on the horizon. is the vice president preparing himself to step in and save the party from itself if somebody terrible happens? probably. >> don't forget john kerry. >> how about al gore. >> he

president barack obama heads to a meeting with raul castro. hello and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth peranem. also ahead houthis on the border of yemen. u.n. asks syria to close the are refugee camp. >> and in new york. >> u.s. president barack obama says his meeting with cuban president raul castro could be a turning point in u.s. relations with cuba and the region. they met at the summit of the americas on saturday. it's the first formal talk of the leaders of the two countries in five decades. our latin american editor lucia newman has more from panama city. >> it was a meeting of symbol symbolisms. >> we continue to make progress towards fulfilling our shared commitments, to formally reestablish diplomatic relations and i've called on congress to begin working to lift the embargo that's been in place for decades. >> immediately addressed all of his hems hemispheric peers. >> translator: foifergforgive me but passion flows from my pours when i think about a revolution. how many were there ten in my o

that's something barack obama was able to do. there's one thing to be populus but to be aspirational. >> she'll have history on her side. she will say i will be the first woman president. if you look at the demographics in the country, that's powerful, a nice weapon to have. it has to be personal. robby mook, she has more high tech people, john podesta can walk in the room and say no to hillary clinton. she's the candidate. she'll have to set the tone. robby mook said in a statement the campaign distributed. this is not about hillary clinton, not about us, of course it is, of course it is, we are humble. we take nothing for granted. we are never afraid to lose. yes, you are. we are out to compete and fight for every vote. we know this campaign will be won on the ground. >> i followed one of my favorite writers, me. in 2013 i wrote a memo to hillary. people like her, think she needs to get her authentic self out there. they wrote through me in this memo to her, she needs to be accessible, vulnerable, small and scrappy campaign, sh

barack obama talked about executive experience. the governors have experience that are have close it the president. bush perry. you have chris christie. >> and bobbie jindal. you have people who are not of washington and have the executive experience. that's one of the -- the brackets will shift. one day you are in this bracket and the other day you are in this bracket. >> rand paul, for a second, we saw in that video a very smooth kind of presentation. but in the interviews, we have seen a testyness that they went after each other. gwen: asked some questions. >> she asked some questions about changes in his position and he argued with the premise that he ever had. what have we learned in the course of this? >> i think what we have learned is she is a little testy. had problems with male and female reporters. voters don't like the press. so it's very possible to think they should start picking at him. but when mike huckabee says welcome to the big leagues, when he said this in response to rand paul's behavior, his argument is if yo

obama and barack obama won. can that kind of atmosphere work in the democratic party? >> sure it can. it's also not just the win it's the spin i should say. you can come in second or third and win. look what happened between romney and santorum. he was still there at the end of the day because of what he did there. at the same time when romney said i won it took away momentum from sanl san santorum. >> it's sometimes difficult to convince the candidates to see this as a 19-month process as opposed to they got to get out there, move up today. >> you know when your staff get tired of your speech. ohio, new hampshire new hampshire, south carolina, talking to donors nonstop marco rubio knows that. he got into this race when he was in single digits against an incumbent governor and he beat him. we'll see how it goes. >> we also had a leading republican jeb bush showing up at same events now they are campaigning for the same thing. how does that hold up? >> they still have a lot in common still friends on the campaign

richard: a lot of people are talking about those words from barack obama. it has really been the center of the unrest over the past couple of days. you can see right behind me there is the police line. riot police standing there. rather military looking police vehicles trying to keep the peace here. there have been one or two little flashes of violence during the day here. it has been quite a peaceful day. i am joined by devonte a hill -- devonte hill. barack obama saying this is about criminal does that also saying that there needs to be some soul-searching. >> i understand that we need to do some soul-searching. i agree to that. as it relates to these being thugs, i can't say. these are not thugs. these are adults that are angry and fed up by years of oppression. they are acting out inappropriately. >> i think is a very widespread view on the streets of baltimore. it's not necessarily a clear-cut picture of good guys and bad guys. brian: very little police response at the drugstore that was burned down last night. there has been criticism that the police

ese fue el tiempo que durÓ la reuniÓn entre barack obama y raÚl castro. una reuniÓn entre jefes de estado de estados unidos y cuba que no se presentaban hace mÁs de 50 aÑos. este encuentro que era la gran expectativa de la cumbre de las amÉricas comenzÓ a eso de las 12:46 de la de la tarde y terminÓ cerca de las 2:58. como detalle curioso en esta oportunidad a diferencia de lo que ocurriÓ la plenaria obama hablÓ mÁs que castro. obama hablÓ durante siete minutos y 30 segundos, raÚl castro lo hizo durante cuatro minutos. escuchemos algunas de las palabras del mandatario cubano. raÚl: no hay que hacerse ilusiones, tenemos muchas diferencias. es una historia complicada la de nuestros paÍses. pero estamos dispuestos a avanzar tal como Él estÁ diciendo. periodista: mucho mÁs parco estuvo la reuniÓn, hablo sÓlo cuatro minutos mientras en la plenaria de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se realizÓ en horas de la maÑana hablÓ durante 48 minutos. por su parte barack obama dijo entre otras cosas, lo siguiente: que es un momento histÓrico aunque co

that she took this for granted against then senator barack obama. he rolled up his sleeves outworked her. this time her advisors insist to me she is not going to look past iowa. that she is going to get her hands dirty. she is going to stand up for the middle class make this clear she is focused on a potential democratic primary battle and not look ahead to a general election. we will see remember this whole i'm championing the middle class is something she tried last year on book tour and had to back pedal after saying she was flat broke after leaving the white house. it was pointed out all the speech money she has been getting. book money, clearly not flat broke that attempt to rebrand herself and say she is a champion of the middle class is going to be one of her struggles in this race, greta. >> ed, thank you. now the interview you will only see "on the record." republican presidential candidate senator rand paul speaking for the first time since secretary clinton and marco rubio jumped in the race for the white house. senator rand paul joins us

she got trounced by barack obama and lost to john edwards. it's note worth bring that that's her first stop right? >> reporter: it certainly is. i think talking to clinton supporters dana you get the sense that you learn from your mistakes. no one in hillary clinton fledgling, if you will campaign is talking about it right now. one of the great mistakes of 2008 was not getting off to a good start. right here in iowa she was outorganized by then senator barack obama and connecting with people means meeting them where they live talking to them on their own level. we've already seen some of that from that mission statement that came out in advance of this expected announcement. the expectation now is that they're going to try to show a more humble hillary clinton willing to fight for every vote. the rollout seen as a soft start, a humble beginning if you will. what to expect on the ground assuming that announcement does come today, democratic strategists telling me they expect an extraordinarily tightly controlled and stage managed campaign with

obama simplemente la debe de sacar es que muchos dice de ellos quedaron mal con el testimonio sobre un reporte que fue divulgado por el departamento de justicia ind cand de que agentes lado dea en colombia participaron en fiestas con pros twluts que estos fueron pagados por carteles del narcotrÁfico. >>> lori montenegro desde washington gracias, miles de trabajadores a travÉs del paÍs protestaron hoy pidiendo un salario mÍnimo de 15 dÓlares la hora. >>> y sabemos josÉ que ten imagen de los que pasÓ desea jornada desde new york que es una de las 230 ciudades donde se manifestaron y donde algunos protagonizaron actos de desobediencia civil. >>> adelante. >>> asÍ es los manifestantes llevan todo el dÍa marchando no solamente aquÍ en los estados unidos sino tambiÉn en varias ciudades mÁs bien varios paÍses 35 paÍses del mundo incluyendo lugares tan lejanos como francia, japÓn, y brasil. piden el derecho a un salario digo no y a poder sind calzoarse sin temor a represalias. >>> no son desamparados durmiendo en la acera. son trabajadores del diferentes industrias que se tir

barack obama is a man of the committed left. he comes out of this tradition of believing that america's grievous sins of the past make her unworthy of super power status. >> that's although rhetoric call. >> it's not theoretical. >> yes it is theoretical. >> look at the policies. diplomatic downgrade. >> you are totally missing my point. 100% missing it, all right? now, now, barack obama doesn't know or doesn't care that the whole congress has turned against him, which is it? does he not know or does he not care? >> he knows it. he is a very smart man. >> so he he wants to be humiliated? >> he doesn't care. >> he wants to be humiliated? >> bill he doesn't care. this is man for the last six and a half years who has gone around the constitution on everything from obamacare to immigration. >> i have got to get back -- >> -- he doesn't care. >> do you believe that? he has been -- this is a humiliation today, 19-0 is a repudiation and a humiliation. putin humiliated him, the mull also a humiliated him. does he know or as ms. crowley,

on style, it is the question about we have artie tried barack obama -- we have already tried barack obama wants, we will not try it again. a really good speaker, someone who is talking about generational change but did not have the kind of governing experience to back it up. the rubio folks will argue a different scenario -- he was the speaker of the florida house more policy innovations that obama. n obama. mark: it is been announced that rubio will do it interview after his event on monday. guess who we is doing it with? jonathan: sean hannity. mark: correct. jonathan martin, thank you. we will be right back. ♪ john: we are only on the twoube a half hour a day. we are on bloombergpolitics.com. mark: up next, "taking stock" and on radio "bloomberg law." sayonara. ♪ . . pimm: hello. i am pimm fox. u.s. stocks rallied today. the s&p 500 closed within 1% of its record, and the markets moved higher. it was helped by g.e.'s 10% jump coming after the company announced a $50 billion share buyback program. shares of netflix gained more than 3% in late trading after asking investors to approv

after hillary lost she became a supporter of barack obama. the obama campaign at one point getting a little testy about my holding them accountable. they played the trump card. had maya call me one day. in the book you will hear the story what maya said to me and back and forth we had about barack obama and other issues. that book comes out on april 7th. i will be on tour for that around time of mother's day. >> host: tavis smiley, hough did you at 20 something get to know maya angelou? guest guest i mentioned that i had a couple friend knew her and. julianne malvo. i love dr. malvo and dr. ruth love who was the superintendent of schools in both chicago and oak oakland. somehow i got connected to dr. malvo and dr. love and ended up on this trip to africa and the rest they say is history. >> host: where did you go to college? >> guest: university ever mississippi. my father is from georgia. my father was stationed at a air force base in biloxi at keesler air force base. he is in mississippi at air force base. my mother lives in mississippi. th

that barack obama has been too lenient with u.s. global power. >> why don't you focus more on keeping weapons out of the hands of islamic terrorists and less on keeping weapons out of the hands of law-abiding americans. >> but with obama's term in office growing to an end candidates warn their office that hillary clinton in the white would even white house would be even worse for gun owners. >> footage emerged which appears to show police beating a suspect that had already surrendered. in the clip the officers can be seen hitting a man for over a minute after he was subdued by a days. they described the officers actions excessive. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. it does not appear to be in line with our policies and procedures, at least a portion of it. i ask that you allow us to conduct that investigation. and i assure if you there is criminal wrongdoing on the part of our deputy sheriffs or policy violations we'll take action. >> still to come, why irish women who had their pelvises sawn in have during c

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obama is doing. >> jon: i-- wah-- is barack obama a traitor? i don't-- wah-- ( laughter ) i don't know if he's-- wah-- a traitor but he does a great impression of a traitor. wah. ( laughter ) but basically the vice president's point appears to be this-- anyone who strengthens the strategic position of iran is by definition working to weaken the united states of america. so i guess the formulation would be whoever strengthened iran more would be the greater threat to america. using dick cheney's own metric as our baseline, can we uncover a greater threat to america than even barack obama? well, we find out in tonight's nail-biting installment of... ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers ) >> jon: thank you for joining me in the library mr. vice president. ( laughter ) mr. vice president. ( laughter ) represented here by a balloon with a frowny face drawn on it. ( laughter ) vice president cheney you leveled some serious charges that barack obama has strengthen iran. is there anything else you can think of over the last say i don't, 12 years and 28 days that coile

periodista: el presidente barack obama llegarÁ a la cumbre de las amÉricas en panamÁ este jueves, lo que todos quieren saber son los detalles del posible encuentro entre el mandatario estadounidense y el gobernante cubano raÚl castro. >> serÍa la primera cumbre de las amÉricas en la que cuba participa, esto le aÑade un contenido histÓrico muy significativo. periodista: el encuentro podrÍa ser desde un apretÓn de manos hasta una conversaciÓn a puertas cerradas. ricardo zÚÑiga dijo en "al punto" que obama sÓlo tiene planteado una reuniÓn bilateral. ricardo: la Única reuniÓn va a ser con el presidente de panamÁ, pero sÍ pensamos que va a haber interacciÓn entre obama y otros lÍderes de la regiÓn, incluyendo al presidente castro. periodista: sobre el posible encuentro con castro, zÚÑiga dijo que el objetivo es tener una relaciÓn constructiva. para muchos estÁ entre las discrepancias lo que nos menciona este analistas. >> tiene que pedir reformas en los derechos humanos y libertad para los presos polÍticos. periodista: desde que obama y castro anunciaron su intenci

he was going against barack obama. now barack obama is the president of he will be the president when the next president is inaugurated and he won't sit back and let a fellow km democrat attack him i don't think it will be hillary in the end, but having said that, i don't think hillary can afford to be joined at the hip with obama. >> richlard is is it not hillary in the end? >> the only place you hear that kind of talk is within the four corners of the fox news kind of viewer ship. there is nobody in the rest of the political world who thinks there is one chance in a million that barack obama will you beenunleash his attack dogs on her. he wants on continue the policies whether health care, opening opportunities for the brad swathe of the middle class. that's what he wants to maintain. raining owingeigningning in wall street. notion that he wants to facilitate to have a republican succeed him? i actually hope -- >> no -- >> everybody companies on this network says the same thing because that will get people thinking t