>> why don't you take that, michele. [laughter] >> i have not addressed the birth certificate issue of the pages of the book because this is a story that is out there. we are bothsts -- both journalists and we have addressed it. >> he with haven't done anything at the newshour. >> it winds up coming up. in terms of the census it's not something that i wound up writing about. in the book that i was originally was going to write, it was something that i was going to spend a little bit of time and how people identified themselves and how that has changed over time in an official construct in terms of -- you know, how the government actually identifies people or allows people who identified themselves. i ended up not writing about that. but i find myself swimming in that conversation to some degree based on the race cards. because so many of the race cards come back, deal with questions of identity and deal with the sort of internal dialog that people have with themselves in trying to figure out how they identified themselve

so michelle who claims to love the constitution now want to take away the power of judges maybe she's confused about the three separate branches of government let's just recap for michele here first there's the legislative branch made up of the senate and the house of representatives their job is to make the laws for our country michel you are part of that branch of government just in case you're confused then we have the executive branch of government that's the one that made sure that the laws of the united states are obeyed the president is the head of the executive branch and he's also the commander in chief of the armed forces that we have that you disrobe branch of government which includes the court system the supreme court is the highest court in the land and you see courts to cite arguments about the meaning of laws how they are applied and whether they great the rules of the constitution so sorry michelle but you can't just take away the rights of judges who rule on issues that you disagree with that's not really how it hurts that my dear would be unconstitutional but as a m

finally michelle called her husband to say she would be home late.that there had been an incident. >> an incident, what do you mean? i really can't talk about it until after the debriefing by the fbi. >> well, the fbi wanted to know what had caused the explosion in the air, michelle was more grounded the moment. what happened when blue skies and unholy winds came uninvited into her airplane. >> it was like, okay, what do i do next? and how do we get out of this? and are we going to land? and you know, can i get a hold of the pilot? >> i guess i really never fully appreciated what michelle had done. it's been 13 years and sometimes i forget what an incredible heroine she was and how she helped those people on board. >> reporter: when the plane was safely down and the damage was still being assessed, the two pilots could be seen walking around their wounded, aging jetliner, wounding perhaps how they managed to land it? no one aboard flight 243 will ever tell that you surviving this flight was anything short of a miracle, an astounding chapter in aviati

all right it's time presides tool time award and tonight it goes to michele bachmann. the minnesota congresswoman and possible twenty twelve presidential candidate has been i was this week trying to woo social conservatives and she was speaking at an event and thanks voters that helped oust three i was supreme court justices who ruled the gay marriage was legal in the state which is listen to michelle as she spoke about prohibiting judges from enforcing equal protections in the constitution it is lol when our home articles reports article three of the united states constitution we in. this. justices. we have with them are already decided what should just. so michelle who claims to love the constitution now want to take away the power of judges maybe she's confused about the three separate branches of government let's just recap for michele here first there's the legislative branch made up of the senate and the house of representatives their job is to make the laws for our country michel you are part of that branch of government just in case you're confused then we have

michelle miller is standing by on the street with some guests.t another catherine and william, is that right, michelle? i'm not sure if michelle can hear us, because the crowd noise is deafening. >> okay. it is starting to get very exciting here. right directly through the welsh guard we can begin to see the profession. coming through the horse guard parade, those five carriages. and the first, carrying the bride and the groom. the duke and duchess of cambridge. coming through, it is going to be bedlam in just a few minutes. you start to see the members of the guard crossing the parade. the horse guard parade there. they're coming right up to the duke of york steps as we speak. you can hear the crowd begin that wave of cheering. the wooing. the cameras going up. you can begin to see a quick clip, just running along. and here, i believe, here comes the carriage. this group of horsemen, this group of horsemen is the last group that we'll see before the prince and his duchess come through. here it is. the moment all of these people, these tens of th

and you had michele bachmann and steve king from iowa playing to them. now, that's the iowa wing, which really refers to the 2012 presidential campaign. that's michele bachmann already campaigning for caucus votes in iowa in 2012. then you have jim demint who's from south carolina, another key presidential primary state, who's also banging his fist on the table saying you've got to get the 61 billion. meanwhile, the presidential candidates are for the most part staying silent. but i don't know how much pressure demint and bachmann really have on john boehner or even eric cantor in the end. boehner's going to cut the deal. eric cantor's going to squawk but he's probably going to go along with it in the end even as he tells the tea party people that he's sorry. >> howard fineman of the huffington post and msnbc, thanks for joining us tonight, howard. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> michele bachmann called the tea party to action at the capitol today to rally in favor of drastic spending cuts. exactly how many people have to show up to call something a rally? s

is that right, michelle? >> michelle? michelle miller can you hear me?york steps, the entry point of the mall. the mall is that grand boulevard that was created at the 20th century. created for to be that point of

yes, michelle and jill on a road trip. we're going to be traveling throughout the country, celebrating the service of military families and communities and nonfederal governments and folks who support those families every day. at each stop, we'll be encouraging every american to ask a simple question. how can i give back to these families who have given me so much? that's the question. so obviously, i'm excited about this campaign and i know jill is too and we know that this cannot be something that we do just for this year or just for the next year. this isn't just a short-term effort. pause our military families deserve our respect and support at every stage of their lives, no matter who is in office. so it's our hope that what we're launching today becomes part of the fabric of our country and to make sure that it does, i'm proud that one of america's leading nonpartisan institutions focused on national security, the center for new american security, has stepped forward to help coordinate joining forces. it's going to b

on monday, the plane that michelle obama was in came within three miles of a massive c-17 cargo planeaching andrews air force base in maryland. the required distance is at least five miles. the faa and ntsb are both investigating what exactly went wrong. >>> a new terror alert system will be in place for u.s. airports by next week. it will replace the color coded warnings launched during the bush administration. homeland security secretary janet napolitano said beginning next tuesday, a simple two-tiered system called the national terrorism advisory system, will be used to warn the public. the new alerts will be coded as either imminent or elevated threat and will include specific information related to the warnings. >> the major problem with the color coded system is it didn't communicate information. what was a threat? what were you supposed to do? where were you supposed to go to get additional information and it had no natural way to be reduced if a threat dissipated or was removed. >> the alerts will automatically expire after two weeks. that's a major change from the current sys

yes, michele and jill on a road trip. [laughter] big michele will drive.ughter] jill will drive. [laughter] we will be encouraging every american to us is simple question -- how can i give back to these families who have given me so much? that is the question. obviously, i am excited about this campaign and i know jill is, too. we know that this is something that we cannot just to do for this year or next year. this is not a short-term effort. our military families deserve our respect and support at every stage of their lives, no matter who is in office. so it is our hope that what we're launching today begins part of the fabric of our country. to make sure that it does, i am proud that one of america's leading nonpartisans institutions focused on national security, the center for new american security, has stepped forward to help coordinating joining forces. it will have an ribeyes record it will have an ribeyes record with americans with wealth of experience to help military families and bring together a common cause. that includes general stan mcchrysta

behind the headlines: education reform expert michelle rhee wants to put students first. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: maternity tourism a new factor in the immigration debate has reignited the call to end so-called birthright citizenship: maternity tourism. pregnant foreign women are coming to the u.s. on legal tourist visas, to deliver their babies here. that, under current constitutional interpretation, makes the infants automatic american citizens. mom and baby often return to their home countries, but the parents do this so the child may later return and the parents skip ahead other immigrants for naturalization. in china, mexico and south korea, businesses sell maternity travel packages that include doctors, insurance and postpartum care. since the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to anyone born on american soil, maternity tourists aren't violating immigration law. neither can the state department deny a tourist visa application just because a woman is pregnant.

michelle, thank you. still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," americans who would have given anything to see that dress in person. they were here in london today. but up next, chief foreign correspondent lara logan speaks out about the day she was brutally assaulted in egypt. lts? spectacular plants without all the weeds. with miracle-gro shake 'n feed plus weed preventer. just a few shakes stops weeds before they start. plants grow twice as big. with almost no weeds. even in your vegetable garden. want three months of feeding, without all the weeding? ♪ all you need... is shake 'n feed plus weed preventer. if you wear dentures, taking care of your oral health should be a top priority - and that means getting rid of odor-causing bacteria and plaque. try improved polident. its microclean formulation is antimicrobial and antibacterial to kill ninety-nine-point-nine percent of odor-causing bacteria, plus more of other key microorganisms found on dentures than leading regular toothpastes. used daily, it he

cassini hospitals where michelle and jill celebrate military families.you do not see is what happens when cameras are off. michelle and jill come back and use their platform to advocate on your behalf in every single agency. i want every person here to know that she is here as a wife and a daughter in imam, standing up for you and your families, not just to stay this day, but every day. she has been making sure that you're getting the support and appreciation you and your families deserve. it is my honor to introduce to you my extraordinary wife, america's extraordinary first lady, michelle obama. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you some much. thank you. thank you. it is a thrill. it is always nice to be introduced by the president of united states. [laughter] it is always kind of cool. on behalf of all this, and one to think my husband, joe, for their leadership from the top down, their personal commitment to keeping a military family strong is really what allow this to be here. i told military families this comes from the very top. this is no

also in the wake of this week's scare with michelle obama's plane, controllers will no longer handlelanes carrying the first lady or the vice president. supervisors will take on that job. >>> yesterday on the first anniversary of the gulf oil disaster, bp launched legal action. it's suing the maker of the blowout preventer that failed. bp filed papers against rig owner transocean for at least $40 billion in damages, accusing transocean of causing the deadly blowout. both companies have filed counterclaims. >>> talk about a creepy story out of china. researchers say they've discovered the biggest fossilized spider ever documented. the credit -- critter's body measures only around one inch and it's 165 million years old. >>> this man tried to play the part of spider-man, but he failed. a suspected burglar got stuck in a ventilation opening in china. firefighters came to his rescue and then police quickly took him away. >>> now here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,453 after climbing 186 points yesterday. the s&p added 17 points. the nasdaq

michele, hi. gina. charlene harrison. all right. when you are ready, make them dance., doubled the -- double beat. this style of dance once again coming to us from the north. the ojibwa, lakota, dancing throughout indian countries. again, one of our most competitive styles of dance. ♪ alright, one more time, give it out -- up for our jingle time dancers. [applause] coming into the arena, our women's fancy shawl dancers. make your way into the arena. when you are ready, make them dance. all right, one more time. good singing, dancing. all right. [applause] how are we looking over there, robert? good? all right, calling out our double bustle fancy dancer, mr. edgar santiago. all right. [applause] edgar, are you tired from last night? all right. when you are ready. make them dance. ♪ all right. [applause] thank you, mr. edgar santiago. [applause] all right, calling all our dancers into the arena one more time. a round dance. dancers, come on out. how about another hand for our dancers, singers? all right. rocket, city hall. here we go. all right, when you are ready, make

hey guys welcome michel ancel on the ellen show with part of our guest stop to sound the topics now i want to hear from audience just going to video responses or to twitter or follow the question that we've host on you tube every monday and on thursday the show your responses please play more of what they have. it's time for tonight's tool time award and we have a repeat winner for you this evening the hate mail and crazy bryan fischer he's a conservative radio host for the social conservative group the american family association is not a fan of gay rights he's against abortion and he has a lot of problems when it comes to immigration and on his radio show this week he took the issue of muslims coming to the u.s. last month he bravely declared that muslims have no first amendment rights now he believes that the u.s. should out right restrict immigration from muslim countries so we allow unrestricted muslim immigration in the united states we are welcoming to our shores welcoming to our borders. who are determined to destroy us they've said it themselves it's in their own writings it'

>> yeah. >> second one, are you saying that they should not have shown michelle michele bachmann at all, or analysis and framed it in some way? because i might be curious to show it. one more. >> i don't have any problem with them reporting on michele bachmann's crazy speech. look at this crazy lady. about the slavery ending the constitution. anyone ever mention the civil war to you? but just to show it as if it were the equivalent of an act of state deserving respect without context or criticism, that was deeply inresponsible. the book is called "kabuki democracy" it might be wrong, a couple people have told me i'm unfair to kabuki theater with the title. to me it implies the theatrical enactment without the substance. looked at from afar, people are going through the motions of having a democracy. and the actual democracy has been hallowed out by the things that i describe in the book. primarily money, yet it's a factor as well. >> okay. for the most important comments. >> okay. >> i'm interested in psychological manipulation of the public and demystification of the language. i went t

by guys welcome michel ancel on the obama show part of our guest stop the family topics now i want to hear the audience has gone to you tube to video response or to twitter for part of the question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show the long response is going to leave your thoughts big. for. since the first. film takes. place. you know sometimes you see a story and it's. easy to understand it and then you get something else here's the part of it and realize that everything you say. all right it's time for tonight's jewel time award and tonight our war goes to sarah palin the former half term governor of alaska must be feeling a little bit left out she's not getting anywhere when it comes to the race for the white house next year and in fact most pundits say that she has absolutely zero chance of winning the g.o.p. nomination in recent months her poll numbers how fallen off a cliff the law still a wingnut has decided to try and inject herself back into the public debate she didn't come out with a great opinion on the budget debate or our war in libya now ins

so it's interesting to see michelle obama and jill biden side by side.y have been tremendous assets future their husbands. president nixon says i may be controversial, but pat nixon isn't and i think they have played their cards absolutely perfectly. and this might be the beginning of a new front for the campaign, much more active roles for the first and second ladies. >> millions of suburban women now the sole breadwinners in their families? >> not only that. millions of suburban women live in suburban women's have their homes have gone down drastically in value. we have lost nine trillion dollars of home wealth, home equity wealth. that's really affected them and they see what ising going on. what you're also seeing since you're also sees a continuing decline in home prices, is you're not seeing an improvement and promise, and their husbands or themselves all experience that. those statistics that you read now are publicly 8.8 -- nowhere close to the reality. the reality is much closer to 20%. and that affects everybody. >> i guess i don't see this sli

habría pousht puesto en a la primera dama michelle obama. >> de acuerdo a a llos informes primera damaden jamás supieron que estuvieron en programa. según autoridades controladores aéreos civiles de virginia permitieron que el avión de la primera dama se acercara demasiado a un c17 de carga de la fuerza aérea a su regreso a washington, dc. >> la nave jamás tuvo que estar ahí dijo el director de la agencia de aviación. exigen que los avaviones mantengan una distancia de 5 millas entre sí y estuvieron a 3. pero ahí no acabó todo. dice el informe, el carguero no pudo despejar la pista a tiempo. bajo los controladores aéreos militares el piloto del 737 en que iba michelle obama recibió órdenes de abortar el aterrizaje y dar varias vueltas antes de finalmente tocar tierra. incidente está bajo investigación. >> por cierto la administración federal de aviación anunció que partir de hoy los vuelos en que viajen la primera dama y el vice presidente a cualquier parte del país, serán supervisados desde la base aérea andruw. >> bueno, llega a su fin el sistema de alerta terrorista por colores inic

that spot perhaps has been taken over by minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann, who has spent a great deal of time here. she has iowa groroots. she is very popular amongst the tea party people see is also a person who has combined forces with our congressman steve king to resist obamacare and its constitutionality. so she has had at some feed on the ground. herman cain is the pizza magnate. he has been here several different times. he participated in a recent event in des moines and made a big impression on tea party people the serbs a lot of red meat for that wing of the party , very good communicator . mr. daniels has no presence here. the john bolton has been here a couple times, but his main biggest foreign-policy. i think that's one of the reasons why he just wants to come out and get some of the

and her name is michelle. michele, could use that up, please? -- could you step up, please? >> i have a humble gift for pg&e from the physical education department of san francisco unified school district. we want to present you with this black for -- plaque for everything you're doing for the students of the san francisco unified school district. [applause] and we have one last plaque we would like to give to first tee of san francisco. this would not be possible if it were not for the folks who are doing a great deal of work to coordinate with our departments so all of you young adults here, please remember that today is your day, and a great deal of effort went into with to make it happen. from our department and san francisco unified school district, we would like to present this. thank you, sandy, very much. greg thank you. [applause] >> i have a voice problem. you have got to be grateful. [unintelligible] [laughter] [applause] >> thank you very much. i do want to acknowledge the president of the san francisco unified school district board of education. thank you for be

easter bunny joined the president and first lady michelle and melea and sasha. this year's theme -- get up and go named after michelle's program. >>> obviously great weather and it's coming this way. >> we are definitely getting warmer weather. i'm not sure we'll get warmer let's take a look outside and show you what is going on. as far as earlier today, right around city hall, people had the umbrellas out and rain coats as light rain was falling. it continues to fall. it's been about .08 inch and delays at sfo about up to 66 minutes. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. where else do you want to go today? let's head down to the south bay breaks in the clouds but scattered light rain possible for the next couple of hours. also we look at downtown san jose. you see the most organized area of wet weather moving down to our south but also this is very shallow layer of moisture and radar tends to overshoot i. there is rain falling in areas that may be the radar didn't see. but notice this. it is definitely clearing across the north bay and that is what i expect

michelle and jill on a road trip. i think jill will drive. we are going to be travelling throughout the country, celebrating the service of military families and the communities and nonprofits and businesses and folks who support those families every day. at each stop, we're going to be encouraging every american to ask a simple question -- "how can i give back to these families who have given me so much?" i am excited about this campaign angeles to. we know that this cannot be something we'd do just for this year or just for the next year. this is not a short-term effort because our military families deserve our respect and support at every stage of their lives, no matter who is in office. it is our hope that what we're launching today becomes part of the family -- fabric of our country. to make sure that it does, i am roud that one of american's leading non partisan institutions have stepped forward to coordinate joining forces. it will be guided by an advisory board of distinguished americans with a wealth of experience in serving military

easter bunny joined the president and first lady michelle and melea and sasha. this year's theme -- get up and go named after michelle's program. >>> obviously great weather and it's coming this way. >> we are definitely getting warmer weather. i'm not sure we'll get warmer let's take a look outside and show you what is going on. as far as earlier today, right around city hall, people had the umbrellas out and rain coats as light rain was falling. it continues to fall. it's been about .08 inch and delays at sfo about up to 66 minutes. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. where else do you want to go today? let's head down to the south bay breaks in the clouds but scattered light rain possible for the next couple of hours. also we look at downtown san jose. you see the most organized area of wet weather moving down to our south but also this is very shallow layer of moisture and radar tends to overshoot i. there is rain falling in areas that may be the radar didn't see. but notice this. it is definitely clearing across the north bay and that is what i expect

really michele bachmann really like a theist insulin shock these people are not influential you know i mean you know he's going to be a musical launched by justin bieber pronounce his name you know michele bachmann is a weirdo she's next. could it influence any one world influence also requires somewhat of a global reach and that's another obstacle time magazine's chosen ones are thoughtful well mainly american u.s. mayors school chancellors comedians and t.v. personalities some of whom might not be recognized by many americans let alone people throughout the rest of the world they used to go out and actually generate original stories from now they just make a list of these people who are influential to do what and how you know the sheriff in l.a. is as important as the president of the united states creating an echo chamber for current and want to be celebrities being famous has become a full time job and a serious obsession for a lot of people around the world in the united states for certain and the way you get on t.v. in the way you get noticed and seen as important is by getting

they aborted a plane carrying michelle obama and joe biden flying too close to a cargo plan. women appeared on the view. nobody on the plane was in danger but it's another embarrassment for the federal aviation administration. controllers air traffic controllers have been suspended in weeks because they were drought sleeping on the job. >> and stress of passengers listen frustrated by long tarmac delays and never ending fees. a passenger bill of rights goes into effect today from the transportation secretary. here is the story. >> for all the things that can make air travel torture. >> charging for pillows, charging for blankets. >> finally a little pay back mandated by the federal government. >> passengers like to be treated with fairness. they like to be treated with respect particularly when they are paying large sums of money to board an airplane. >> last year more than 65,000 people were bumped from an oversold flight under the new rules you would be en tight followed a cash refund, four times to what you paid up to $1300 if you are delayed more than two hours. and you s

they aborted a plane carrying michelle obama and joe biden flying too close to a cargo plan. two women appeared on the view. nobody on the plane was in danger but it's another embarrassment for the federal aviation administration. controllers air traffic controllers have been suspended in weeks because they were drought sleeping on the job. >> and stress of passengers listen frustrated by long tarmac delays and never ending fees. a passenger bill of rights goes into effect today from the transportation secretary. here is the story. >> for all the things that can make air travel torture. >> charging for pillows, charging for blankets. >> finally a little pay back mandated by the federal government. >> passengers like to be treated with fairness. they like to be treated with respect particularly when they are paying large sums of money to board an airplane. >> last year more than 65,000 people were bumped from an oversold flight under the new rules you would be en tight followed a cash refund, four times to what you paid up to $1300 if you are delayed more than two hours. and y

----este jueves por la noche estuvo michelle bachelet, ex presidenta de chile, en la bahia .... --- nuestro socio editorial el periodico el mensajero informa que bachelet es la actual jefa de "onu mujeres". ---es una nueva entidad que promueve la igualdad entre los generos, y tiene como objetivo el "empoderar" a la mujer. ----- ante un auditorio repleto, bachelet hablo en la universidad de berkeley, y le preguntamos acerca de la situacion de las mujeres migrantes en este pais ... take sot - 40 sec ---michelle bachellet: "yo creo que es importante asegurar las leyes, que permitan que tengan las mismas oportunidades. es una situacion muy dramatica muchas veces porque las mujeres vienen a trabajar aca, dejan sus hijos en su pais de origen, se genera una diferencia importante, una distancia importante, y yo creo que son personas que contribuyen a este pais - asi que yo creo que todos los avances que se puedan hacer para que las mujeres tengan dignidad, no tener acoso en los lugares de trabajo ni acoso sexual, y los grupos de mujeres que se organizan para apoyarlas - yo creo que es m

here's michele bachmann today about this issue of riders. take a listen. >> cutting off funding to groups like planned parenthood has to be one of those issues that we're just not going to back down from. >> so it seems the white house is basically saying, look, john boehner, we'll give you some riders if you need it. you just can't send us over the planned parenthood and npr riders. >> they're not saying explicitly which riders are the worst for them but all of them are going to be difficult to swallow. in this kind of negotiation -- the problem is they have already given up their number and they're trying to look reasonable. they have already had to move where the goal post is as they moved with the republicans. i don't know that there's many riders that the base will accept for the democrats. so to give up one and maybe get less in terms of cuts to some of these discretionary spending programs, maybe that's a compromise they'll take. but they're really looking for that next game, which is what do you do on the next round of temporary poin

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one part the pressure freshmen but also leaders like pence and michelle bachman, who want to establish themselves as rebel leaders and set them against every committee chairman who thought this was a pretty good deal, even at the beginning of the debate. >> here's the thing that john boehner understands that a lot of his new members don't. you can't overinterpret your mandate when you're elected. they were elected to get things done, not because people were in love with republicans, not because people were in love with the notion of shutting down government to make a political point. chris: you sure? don't you think a lot of tea partyers will get re-elected because they beat more republican republicans? they're not going to lose next year, are they? >> they're not if you're going to go overboard. independent voters, senior voters, very very important. chris: the closer you get to being a senior, the more you realize that getting your check and having your health care taken care of is most important. the ones we agree are thinking about being president some day and they could be elected

. >>> michelle obama hits the road with jill biden. the cause they are taking up and why they says the worth fighting for. >>> and tracking a chance of a few showers in your wednesday forecast. we'll show you the latest computer model impact on your wednesday. >> new at 6:00, a bay area business just announced big changes. what this camera couldn't do that caused the company to cut more than 500 jobs. >>> and for the fourth time in six months, someone illegally dumped tons of trash in this local neighborhood. we asked the city what it's done to stop this. >>> then, japan admitted its nuclear crisis is the second worse in history. we're talking to local experts to find out what this really means for the bay area and your health, tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> the military is investigating the deaths of two american troops killed in afghanistan by so called friendly fire by a u.s. drone. the marine and navy medic were apparently mistaken for insurgents. this is believed the first case of american troops killed by a missile d

michelle bodman? sarah palin lynn? -- michele bachman? sarah palin?at is my commen host: i just wanted -- and a brat -- nebraska, go ahead. caller: mike huckabee, his philosophy, he or one of his mentors, the entire republican field is amazing. it boggles my mind. only people in the upper 1% would vote republican. americans are starting to wise up. host: the public call to the president, it comes as many schools try to limit state cuts to higher education funding. host: houston, texas, republican line. who would you like to see for the gop? caller: i am serious about this. we need someone who will not be in the pocket, that no one will try to dog out. the french faction of the nuclear -- the new world order, miss laura bush. there is stuff that you probably want to do, but you have been there. if you could in your heart, we need you right now miss laura bush. and i would like to see chad pope run for vice president. host: clarence, florida. you are next. caller: the republicans do not have anyone to run. you are talking about donald trump, he will not

what do you think president obama and michelle?eth taylor and richard burton, a good match. george bush said the first time he met laura it was love at first sight. >>> heidi klum and seal are the perfect match, if you take away the color, they have the same facial feature. >> reporter: she started a new dating website called find your face mate.com. the site uses face recognition technology from face.com and breaks it down into points, eyes, ears, nose, chin, and corners of the center of the mouth. and the man loaded over 500 celebrity photos and gave it a whirl. the higher the percentage the better the match. brad pitt is a 74% with sienna miller, who knew. what about other royalty? no divorce in their future? >> i don't know. >> rest assured, "gma" exclusive. >> reporter: how about jackie "o," michael dukakis, as well as other men with presidential ties. george? wow, george and jackie "o." ali better not see this. there's one question i couldn't resist asking. i'm a newlywed, it piques my curiosity. >> we're looking at areas of

michelle kosinski, nbc news, darwent, england. >> that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being here with us as we start off a new week. i'm brian williams and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now, tommy lasorda's tears over the beating of a giants fan and how he says we can all help. >> reporter: i'm jody hernandez near tat&t park. i'll have the live report. >>> scam artists seeking tax dollars by recycling cans and bottles