once again, first lady of the united states, michelle obama is joined by nirs ghentalman of coal bar nationas i said before and the audience knows this, you're the first lady of the united states. >> i am. >> stephen: why did you take on this issue of americans helping out military families? first ladies can pick their own agenda. >> yeah. >> stephen: lady byrd johnson was beautifying our nation. hillary clinton was our health care system. nancy reagan was just no saying. why does this and childhood obesity the two things that appeal to you. >> when i was campaigning, i got to meet these military family. i was traveling around, talking to mostly spouses and, you know, i was awed by their sacrifice. i mean, these folks are-- you know, you cited some of the statistics. they are moving more often than any average american does. they're expected to sometimes, you know, their children are going to schools, changing schools nieb, 10 times in their entire educational career. but the thing that struck me is that they do it with grace. they do it without complaint. and i was inspired. i said on the

bars. the nation sees george zimmerman in court for the first time. and abc news learns what he did his first night in jail. >>> surprise attack. ann romney comes out swinging, after she's attacked for being a stay at home mom. and look at the famous first ladies who jump into the debate today. >>> and, arcade of dreams. a 9-year-old boy needs a friend. and a whole town conspires to make his day. >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, the news that has had the world on edge. north korea, the menacing nuclear power, has done it. they have launched a long range rocket, a rocket powerful enough that it could eventually threaten the united states. but it appears that test launch has failed. let's go straight to abc's bob woodruff, who is in north korea tonight. bob? >> reporter: diane, we got the word that the rocket has launched just before 7:00 eastern time and with that, everyone here, the journalists and the north koreans began to scatter around the press room. we were expecting to see some kind of live coverage of the launch, but that didn'

australia and others implemented additional sanctions using 1929 as a legal foundation but raising the national bar for each of these countries even higher. the cumulative effect of those decisions as well as what we have seen most recently with respect to the central bank of iran sanctions, the eu decision to embargo oil that we were discussing earlier with respect to swift has been that the global pressure on iran is mounting enormously. now, do i see an immediate prospect in the security council for a new round of sanctions on iran? i think frankly the answer to that is not immediately, no. i think that many countries are rightly focusing on what they can do within their national and regional authorities to step up the pressure. and it's indeed the major trading partners of iran that have the most impact and leverage, and they're the ones on which our efforts have been most focused and where we're seeing positive results. in the meantime the u.n. context, we are working to increase the pressure by maximizing the effectiveness of enforcement of existing measures, building capacity in countries to

agents are officially barred from taking foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms. visiting nonreputable businesses and drinking alcohol within ten hours of going on duty. d.c. delegate beliefs the secret service should hire more female agents. joins us now live. good to see you. why bring more women into this, someone would say. it feels counterintuitive to them. >> because there are no women there and because women would not be a part of the fraternity crowd that has formed, what looks like a culture of its own inside, perhaps very deep inside the secret service. we now have the investigation expanded to other parts of the world where the agents have been to argentina, to el salvador, that sounds like a culture to me. and if you look at the statistics and i've gotten them, you have 89% male agents. when 15% of those in the armed services who have to travel far away from home are women. i believe that mark sullivan and the secret service have been doing routine recruitment instead of bringing women in. if they want to break up this culture and i think now we have t

i'm also president of the national bar association. i'm for everyone having their day in court and a proper defense. i think this family has only wanted civility in this case. they continue to want a fair, public trial. that's what's important that we have in this particular case. at the end of the day, i think you described him correctly. he is the shooter so he must stand his day in court. if he believes he has a defense, he should put it on. >> he is playing on the motion of hate on his website to get money to defend himself. >> we've always said there's no place for hatred in america. this particular family, the martin family, believes that there's no place for that. we should all be together. there should be civility. these situations should be handled in a court of law. that's what we believe to this day. >> he wants people to pay for his living expenses and he puts that on his website. i think it speaks volumes how desperate they are and trying to gin up emotion on his side. the other thing is the cancellation of the grand jury.

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they are barred from taking foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms. they cannot drink alcohol within ten hours within going on duty. 12 employees were accused of misconduct just by a visit by president obama earlier this month. nine of them are leaving the agency. >> 11 members of the alameda s.w.a.t. team will had he had to jordan next week. they are taking part fourth n the fourth international warrior competition. they will compete among elite units. the airfare is being picked up by a group n have walnut creek. they provide anti-terrorism training for the alameda sheriff's department. >>> lisa argen joining us now talking about a nice workout but you couldn't get through seven days without that four-letter word of rain. >> lisa: it's way out there. [ laughter ] >> terry: you brought it up. >> lisa: you brought it up. we're going straighten it out when we come back. >> terry: and a wayward dolphin finds himself in troubled waters along the california coast. efforts to help him survive. we'll tell you about it. the difference between my pale dry ski

agents are barred from taking foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms.y can visit establishments and cannot drink alcohol within 12 hours before going on duty. 12 were arrested last month and nine secret service members are leaving the agency. >> they will head to oman, jordan. they are taking place in the warrior competition. they will compete against terry operations units. the airfare is being picked up by a walnut creek, citel, they provide training for the alameda county training department and owned by former assistant sheriff james baker. good luck to the s.w.a.t. team members from the east bay. what is going on with the weather. it's looking darn nice. >> we aren't looking at anything changing but subtle warming taking place away from the coast. you see the winds blowing from mount tam and breezy conditions around the bay. i'll tell you about what to expect why n your neighborhood. >> terry: and wayward dolphin takes a wrong turn. we'll tell you more about i >> terry: news out of southern california. we shall following for you right now. we have

i went to the national bar breakfast in the early '90s.d with john kerry. came in the mid-90s. kerry gave the most evangelistic message i think i have ever heard. it was magnificent. house complected because he was a guy read i was really conflicted because he was a guy -- it is complicated because here is a guy that is now a christian. i wrote him a letter. i said we were once at odds with whenever but i'm for of the have become a christian. out that to come by and visit with you have a prayer. i like to apologize for anything i might have done to her you in the past. if you understood the perspective, this is the first thing he would do. this is a matter of natural instinct. i really was rejoicing. and never got an answer back. but i got a call from a reporter saying that you apologized to john kerry. all he said was that i apologize for the terrible things i had done. i explained the circumstances. he came up again in the 2004 election. john kerry has never acknowledged that letter or mea or anything except a constantly tell people that

nation. the law that barred the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriage is under fierce attackm two sides today. lawsuits filed on behalf of same-sex marriage in massachusetts and new york are challenging the act. meanwhile, in new york the law fairly impacts couples. >> are americans spending money on medical tests they don't need? a group of medical experts met to point out the unnecessary treatment. they can do more harm than good? >> in some ways they can. it's targeted at educating both doctors and patients. the message is that more treatment isn't necessarily better treatment. every year millions of americans pay the price for unnecessary medical treatment. and a panel of national medical experts is trying to spread the word. safe is not always better safe than sorry. >> it turns out that's not true. that many of these tests and treatments have side effects, have risks to patients and are not necessary. >> nine organizations representing some 375,000 specialists are pinpointing overuse tests and procedures, such as ekgs and stress tests and imaging for headaches. >> they

national dna. in article 6, bars in religious test as a qualification for any public office. and then there's the establishment klaus of the first amendment. >> we tend to think about religion if we think about it at all, so in a sense it's r heavy political component but that is where the attack is coming from and 911 is certainly not the beginning. actually as a matter of history, islamism insofar as it holds this country in a weird combination of awe and contempt has been incubating as long as we he founded the muse lirm brotherhood as a reak shction. >> and it had to be lapels because he wanted men wearing suits not robes. the principle disciple was also an educator. a bureaucrat in the egyptian government who caused enough trouble in egypt to get him awarded a traveling fellowship in 1948, which was the year that a albana. that had the benign effect of getting him out of the country for a while. what he called the an,like fixing of the sexes even in the church. his conclusion was that americans were as he put it, numb to faith in art, faith in religion and faith of spiri

agents now barred from taking foreign national back to their hotel rooms.nts can not visit non-reputable establishment. they can not drink alcohol within 10 hours of going on duty. secret service has come under intense scrutiny. and ridicule after 12 employee were his accused of misconduct in cartegena, columbia before a visit by president obama earlier this month. nip of this is employe employees are leaving the agency or are being forced out 1 year ago next week osama bin laden was killed in a raid by navy seals in afghanistan. now that moment is now the opening round in the race for the white house. in a statement senator john mccain says quote shame on barack obama for diminishing the memory of september 11 and the killing of osama bin laden by turning it that a cheap political attack ad. more tonight from jake. >> it may president obama strongest attack yet against mitt romney. new ad suggesting that if romney were president osama bin laden would still be alive. romney would not have made obama tough call. >> he took the harder an more honorable path.

thought the five international activists have arrived the majority of them being french nationals they have been barred intreat from israel and at the same time they're in detained at ben-gurion international airport now of the forty five twenty nine have really been taken to running a prison in the center of the country where according to the israeli police spokespeople they will be deported the remaining sixteen are still at the airport and will be put back on flights later on sunday to be returned to their home countries they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed to palestine essentially what the activists are saying is that this is a peaceful try to its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police and israeli authorities deal with activists with foreigners coming to israel who hold political views not cheered by the government there was a small counter demonstration by a group o

bar. after the break the only national organization focused on the needs of restaurant workers held a rally here in washington d.c. drawing attention to the struggles these workers face dr jill stein green party candidate for president was at that rally and she's going to join us and tell us more about. player. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you limp something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. download the official anti obligation job on the phone oh i pod touch from the top still. life on the go. big.

thought thirty five international activists have arrived the majority of them being french nationals they have been barred intreat from israel and at the same time they entertained at ben-gurion international airport now of the forty five twenty nine have already been taken to running a prison in the same to of the country from where according to the israeli police spokespeople they will be deported the remaining sixteen are still at the airport and will be put back on flights later on sunday to be returned to their home countries they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed to palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people there are also been nine israeli activists who arrived at the airport to show their support for their foreign counterparts and they were arrested after holding up signs that said welcome to palestine and shouting slogans such as free palestine there was a small counter demonstration by a group of israelis who shouted at them go home go to syria what are you doing here essentially what the activists are saying is th

the secret service is barring agents from tearn foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms visitinguote non-reputable establishments and drinking alcohol within 10 hours of going on duty. obviously, all of this is in reaction to the burgeoning secret service scandal. >> bill: that means the secret service can't appear on your program anymore. [ laughter ] >> women and everything. at least not 10 hours before. >> bill: that's a good step. i have a feeling secret service agents cash sheared. nine of them now are out of there. >> maybe not. there will be a dozen at least. >> bill: these guys know the skeletons in the closets. i'm going to take a lot of people down with me. now we hear will b. el salvador and other places that they went. both of us said in the beginning this isn't something that you just do once. >> all you have to do is correspond all those countries in which prostitution is legal with a presidential trip. i guarantee you every country where prostitution is legal, this conduct, this pattern of conduct will be discovered. el salvador now from march of 2011 has come up.

include mandatory ethics training, a ban on visiting non reputable establishments and barring agents from bring foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms. let's see if they follow the new rules. the u.s. and abroad and not see eye to eye politically. the obama administration is in to attack run over its nuclear weapons program. but which was set cat here in the bay area proves that our countries can work together. >>> found near death on the streets of yangon. >>> used to the pavement cannot move around. >>> forced to walk on its front legs. >>> his left leg was thrown into his back of his mind. >>> a tiny scar above his nose worries hit by a bullet. >>> he's had quite the venture. >>> the cats have nine lives, >>> he's used up maybe three or for at least. >>> a good samaritan found him and took him into the local shelter tiran. dick only do so much. >>> he has as being a city of st. francis it is in thing we do to help. >>> he had a one-way ticket to the city by the bay. and found a new home here at the city's animal care and control. when it put on the road to recovery. >>> at the animal shelter has been flo

wife and children are hoping to convince the judge she should be barred from speaking publicly about the renowned painter. >> and the nation's largest life insurer, met life will pay nearly $500 kblinl to settle claims it did not provide death benefits to policy holders in 30 states, including ours. and state dronler said a hearing last year revealed there is information about the deaths of some of the policy holders but failed to pay what is owed. met life says it pays more than 99% of the claims and has been working to make sure those payment goes out and they'll pay $500 million to settle those claims. >> and there is a big change in the weather. >> there is a sweltering weekend. and it was hot. >> this is absolutely hot out there on saturday. we saw cooling yesterday. and today it has spread in many parts of the bay area, there is a live picture, here is what is contributing to this cooling. there is a marl deepening to just over 3,000 feet. and not as contributing to the cooling trend. another live picture now from our emeryville camera looking back towards san francisco. you can see marine layer there to the west. ther

the secret service is barring agents from tearn foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms visitingte non-reputable establishments and drinking alcohol within 10 hours of going on duty. obviously, all of this is in reaction to the burgeoning secret service scandal. >> bill: that means the secret service can't appear on your program anymore. [ laughter ] >> women and everything. at least not 10 hours before. >> bill: that's a good step. i have a feeling secret service agents cash sheared. nine of them now are out of there. >> maybe not. there will be a dozen at least. >> bill: these guys know the skeletons in the closets. i'm going to take a lot of people down with me. now we hear will b. el salvador and other places that they went. both of us said in the beginning this isn't something that you just do once. >> all you have to do is correspond all those countries in which prostitution is legal with a presidential trip. i guarantee you every country where prostitution is legal, this conduct, this pattern of conduct will be discovered. el salvador now from march of 2011 has come up. st

. >>> taking a look at news around the nation this morning, a teenager is behind bars accused of attacking and robbing two old ladies. take a look at this video. he stole a purse from an 84- year-old woman in boak a raton, knocking her sister down in the process. he did escape. his father is the one who turned him in to police. >>> passengers on a quarantined delta plane are all at their destinations this morning. they were kept on board a delta flight in chicago because of a suspected case of monkey pox. passengers were allowed off the plane after officials determined it was not a contagious illness. a passenger in question had a rash, but it turns out it may have been bed bugs. >>> here's our story of the day, one you will be talking about and maybe even scratching your head. a catholic high school student in pennsylvania has been banned from going to her junior prom because she doesn't have a date. amanda dougherty has now been gearing up for this prom, she's already spent thousands of dollars on the dress, the shoes and the tickets. but when her date suddenly backed out, she was told b

limited research, i'm not an expert on the civil war, but what i found was the stars and bars was never a nationali just don't think enough people are aware of that. that is -- if you are showing your pride in the south, then you should be with the national flag, not the confederacy, which also in my opinion were people who took up arms against the united states, you know. >> absolutely. absolutely. yeah, a lot of obviously disturbing racial news including this case out of tulsa. two white men accused of shooting five black people in tulsa, oklahoma killing of three of them. the district attorney has this to say. >> certainly we will look at all of the facts in the case sit preliminary to determine what the motivation was behind this. >> at least one of the guys who's father was killed by a black person like a year ago or something -- >> that's what he said on his facebook page but he didn't use the term black person. >> yes. the council person. >> i think the person who committed these crimes were very upset. >> when racial slurs are thrown around you can't go this is not racial. and it obviously

important because of our use of expert lawyers, you may not know this, but i'm also president of the national bar is very, very in-depth. i think that this expert's opinions are very important in this case and analyses that was done by both pertains will go a long way with assistanting us in this case. >> he did not have an audio clip of trayvon martin to do a comparison and determine what percentage likelihood was that it is, in fact, trayvon screaming on that tape. is that something your going to provide to him or another expert analyst? >> we are more than happy to do that immediately so he can do additional testing. i think it's important -- he did make it clear the test he did was one way of testing it and the second aspect that he would do if he had a replica of trayvon's voice which we will give to him. >> george zimmerman if you read the police report maintains he was the one screaming for help. he said i scream for help and no one came to help me. do you think that is at all possible there is some screaming he has done on that tape? >> i doubt it very seriously. our clients tell us that

bar tholmue murphy. i am the chairman for the year national immigration reform. that brings an irish voice to the immigration reform bedate. as other speakers here, the irish are in real terms a minority in this debate. there are approximately 50,000 undocumented irish throughout the united states. but we are a very vocal minority, and i thought i would share with you some of the things that has worked for us in lobbying on this issue. and to my colleagues who are here tonight on their issues, there is no substitute for direct lobbying of officials on this. do not leave it to the mayor or even this commission tonight to lobby on your behalf. take it up and go after it yourselves. one of the wolf things about american politics, whether you are legal, illegal, in status or out of status, you can walk through the doors of federal government, and knock on those doors, and find someone to talk to, and if you try hard enough, you will get to the cossak person or senate person sooner or later. we have brought on several occasion 2,000 irish undocumented to washington, d

bar open today. >>reporter: across the nation fans enjoy perfect weather for the first trip to the ballpark. weather for basebal baseball. maybe the best part of opening day everyone has a reason to be optimistic. the players. >> i think that was the first thing in the dug out leading the major league in home runs. >>reporter: the fans. >> hope 30 this year is the year we do something. >>reporter: even the long suffering chicago cubs fans. >> today is officially opening day but seattle and oakland actually kicked off the season last week in tokyo. last night the newly minted miami marlins christen the brand new stadium with unique south florida stale. -- style. >> incredible. >>reporter: those are big dolphins jumping around in center field. baseball is a sport designed to break your heart it's been said. open this day every year fans like me fall in love all over again. this is abc news. washington. >> the phillies. >> larry here. baseball always fun to have it back. >> yes. we'll talk a little baseball and sharks right now really open our mind. they are trying to fight their which into the

i'm with the chair of the standing committee and the american bar association with national security.what is conspicuous absence from your marks, as very thoughtful, other than reference by doctor brzezinski of the war of the ft, what you see the role of the international organization, the u.n., i know both of you has been a great deal of time trying to make those organizations relevant. author regional organizations, or do they conspicuously not going to play a role as you see in the relationship between this power negotiations of the conflict in the region? .. >> constructive, pacifying role in africa. the problem that we're discussing today, unfortunately, involves powers with more or significant regional scope of influence or potential disruptiveness. and that means in turn that the source of the resolution of these problems can only come from the major powers. and this is why it is so important that we and the others who work with us -- because we cannot solve it by ourselves -- have some sort of a shared strategy for coping with the problems that brent and i have been discussing

sunday is the deadline from the nations with several of the hopefuls already barred from running at the deadline for the short list to do next week. plus moscow slams us sentencing a picture book at ballston bring the alleged russian arms to your home after a u.s. court gave him twenty five years for conspiring to kill americans. this is r.t. coming to life from moscow i'm marina josh all twelve survivors of a plane crash in western siberia on monday are now in stable condition they were among forty three people on board the plane when it came down just minutes after takeoff and near freezing temperatures thirty one people including all the crew were killed it's thought failure to spray the aircraft and the phrase may have been the cause are these jake agrees reports from the scene. i heard an explosion then we got a call in my commander ordered just to go to the scene in these sheep minutes you're even. something was wrong but the magnitude of the situation hadn't quite sunk in among the first far fighters on the scene yuri immediately spotted one with few survivors the first thing we

sunday is the deadline for all nations but several of the hopefuls already barred from running and the deadline for the short list to do next week. plus moscow's slams the sentencing of victor wooten vows to bring the alleged russian arms dealer home this coming after a u.s. court gave him twenty five years for conspiring to kill americans. but the stories that made headlines this week today you're watching the weekly with me will receive showing the latest u.n. peace plan on syria is in jeopardy that's just days before a cease fire is due to moscow says it will not honor its side of the bargain to stand down the military unless armed rebels provide guarantees that they will follow suit. correspondent paula the racist. this follows last week's understanding that the syrian regime was prepared to accept a cease fire put forward according to the former u.n. chief kofi annan and according to that cease fire come this choose day damascus will withdraw its troops from the major cities and then it'll be up to the opposition to meet a final deadline of six am tuesday by which they will have s

national anthem is the land of the free. what do you make of the fact that so many americans are behind bars? what constitutes just punishment, the statistics leave little doubt we've become an incarceration nation, with prison populations bursts at the seams. >> reporter: last year the u.s. supreme court called this ox*efrp crowding, cruel and unusual population and ordered the california prison population cut by 30,000. nearly 2.4 million people are behind bars in this country. >> we incarcerate a greater percentage of our population than any country on earth. >> ahead this sunday morning, our incarceration nation. >> charles: breakfast at tiffany's was a movie starring aubrey hepburn. now it's marking a bigab verseary. rita braver will take us there. >> reporter: over a 175 year history, tiffany and company has become known for the very best, especially when it comes to diamonds and other gems in magnificent settings. how much are you talking about with a stone like that. >> enough to make a big salad. >> wrapped up in signature blue packages. later on "sunday morning" details of tiffany's.