they're going to be touring fort stewart at hinesville, georgia. president obama is set to give a speech there later this afternoon. >>> and a live picture this morning from dulles airport in virginia, getting ready for another sign of the space shuttle. there you see it. that is enterprise high atop a 747 on its way to new york later this morning where it will then be displayed at the intrepid sea, air and space museum. >>> a live recording of lee armstrong's playing of his trumpet is one of the last items being released to the public for the very first time. the recording is being played today at the national press club in d.c. where it was created in january, 1971. lee armstrong died five months after that. >>> grab your favorite songs, it is now a national prime rib day. who knew? no one quite knows who started this day. apparently we didn't either. it's a day you can forget about your diet and dig in to your favorite prime rib. now, be warned, the prime rib can have an average of 450 calories, so you got to fast, you got to balance it out befo

. >> let's go live to the first lady and the president's comments at first stewart in hinesville, georgiars and applause ] >>> hello ft. stewart! we are beyond thrilled, beyond thrilled to be with all of you today. and before i get started, there's just one thing i want to say, and that is whoowa. did i do that right? i want to start by thanking start marshal for that kind introduction and sharing his story with us today. i want to thank all of you, our men and women in uniform, our veterans and your extraordinary families. absolutely. for the families! yes. [ cheers and applause ] one of my greatest privileges as first lady has been meeting folks like you on bases in communities all across this country. and i always say this, but i can never say it enough. i am in awe of you. i'm in awe of how many of you signed up to defend our country in a time of war serving hero heroically through deployment after deployment. i'm in awe of your families, the spouses who run their households all alone, the kids who step up at home and succeed at school and stay strong through all the challenges they f

be leaving andrews air force on his way to hinesville, georgia. down there signing an executive order and the president coming back to washington, d.c. getting back at a quarter until 4:00 this afternoon. two campaign efforts. one at the washington convention center and a private event at a private residence here in washington, d.c. tomorrow night he will be speaking and telling jokes at the whitehouse correspondents' dinner. he will be here i will be there. >> the bill press show. >> friday friday april 27th, good morning everybody. welcome, welcome to the full-court press right here from our nation's capitol. i am bill press, liberal and proud of it. good to see you today. welcome to the morning round-up here from the nation's capital. good news from capital hill last night, the senate passed the reauthorization of the violence against women act 68 to 31. wouldn't you know it all 31 no votes came from republican men. they don't want to extend proceed texas to lesbian s or undocumented workers or to native americans. can we all say to go: sexist

obama and the first lady, michelle obama, addressing the troops down in fort stewart, which is in hinesville, georgia, speaking about his executive order to protect the troops from things like scams, targeting college benefits provided to military veterans, promoting his g.i. bill in front of a military audience and there is speculation in today's "washington post" this was a visit that had two purposes: one, to promote that agenda, and secondly, to promote an agenda of reelection, hope to go target military families who tend to vote, who tend to be very tuned in to things politically for obvious reasons, and you can see the president, about to sign that order, down in georgia. if you'd like to see more of that, you can watch it live, streaming on foxnews.com. in the meantime we want to get to other news for you now, including this: >> an alert coming in on new signs about our economy and they are not good. suggesting things are slowing down and the new challenges that that would create for president obama's reelection effort. welcome here to "america live" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. the new

stewart in hinesville, georgia. protect veterans from deceptive practices from some colleges. first want to go to new york. poppy harlow. poppy, tell us a little bit about what these practices are that the white house is tackling with this new plan. >> this is a very big move and a move on his own. the president not going with congress or waiting for congress on this one. he's signing an executive order and what the administration is saying is it's a move to protect service members and their family members from what the administration is calling aggressive and deceptive targeting by individual educational institutions. you're going to hear the president likely focus on for-profit universities. you have seen them advertise heavily on television and magazines. some of these practices are what the administration is calling deceptive or fraudulent marketing, aggressive recruiting. a lot of federal money is going to these schools. the post-9/11 gi bill, eight of the ten largest recipients of that money are for-profit sch

are going to make some remarks to military members and their families who are gathered there in hinesvilleorgia. when the president takes to the microphones, we're going to take you back there live. jenna: well, president bush is giving back to the men and women who sacrifice so much for our country, and he's hosting his second annual warrior 100k mountain bike ride with seriously-wounded vets from iraq and afghanistan. along for the ride is our own dr. marc siegel, a member of the fox news medical a-team. you're holding up okay, doc? >> i'm doing okay. today's conditions are a little easier, jenna. they got hart pack from the rain, the temperature's down to 85 degrees. yesterday i saw an ambulance, i was wondering who they were following, today i'm really doing well. and, you know, president bush has said this is about the veterans, not about him and not about anyone else. and as you know from being married to a former navy seal, the veterans have a tough time coming back, especially if they're injured. and they're communing together with this kind of event to share similar injuries, help

host: a tweet -- ed is a republican from hinesville, georgia. caller: i am a democrat. yes it is a legitimate campaign issues. i hate to say it, but it shows just how divided we are. and it is very sad. when george bush got bin laden -- excuse me, saddam hussein, the republicans were not talking about how despicable it was. they talked about it for the rest of his term. if this was not a good thing, the republicans would be talking about it. a man called earlier saying it is like in little league baseball player hitting a home run and the umpire getting credit for it and some lady caught in and said that bin laden -- that a bomb had nothing to do with it -- that he was not putting his life on the line. of course not. he is the commander in chief. george bush did not put his life on the line, either, when he got about hussain. but nobody was talking about that but it just goes to show how the fight we are. it is very sad. host: the next call comes from albuquerque, new mexico. albuquerque is actually gone. we will move onto another democrat in pontiac, michigan. danny. c

president and the first lady will meet with troops, veterans and military families at fort stewart in hinesvilleeorgia. thank you all very much. have a great weekend. [inaudible conversations] >>> president barack obama will call on congress next week to take action on student loan interest rates set to double in july. he will travel to universities and north carolina, colorado and iowa. at 3:45 eastern c-span will be live at the republican national committee state trans meeting in arizona. mitt romney will speak along with the chairman and the arizona senator john mccain. mitt romney's presidential campaign says it raised more than $12 million last month. president obama working with the democratic national committee raised $53 million in march. this is the first campaign fund raising of state since the super two >>> on wednesday state department counterterrorism coordinator daniel benjamin discussed her threats facing the u.s.. he spoke to a house foreign affairs subcommittee. they addressed north korea, the state's department budget and other policy issues. it's about an hour. >> this hearing

president and first lady will meet with troops, veterans, and military families at fort stewart in hinesville, georgia. thank you all very much. i hope you have a great weekend. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> space shuttle discovery was transferred to the smithsonian yesterday and placed on permanent display. it has 39 missions to space. tomorrow night, you can hear remarks from the nasa administrator. he took part in the welcome ceremony when the order was moved from dulles to the smithsonian. you can see the ceremony saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> the house of representatives will reconvene on tuesday at 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. next week, a bill to improve information sharing between the government and business when it comes to server security. also, a motion to go to conference with the senate on mass transit programs. live coverage on c-span. the senate is back on monday at noon for more work on the violence against women act and overhauling the postal service. you can see th

the president and the first lady with in hinesville, georgia today.rofit colleges targeting veterans and service members and getting them to sign up for courses that they can't necessarily afford. it would give military families and service members the information they need in order to make smart decisions, information of financial aide and likelihood of graduation. you can join us in chat current.com/stephaniemiller. we'll be right back. ♪ we will not settle for easy answers. (vo) the former governor of ny eliot spitzer, joins the new news network. >>every night we will drill down on the days top stories in search of facts that inform. >> we don't stop until we get answers that are truthful, serious, and not based on simplistic answers. >>we're here because we're independent. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's the "stephanie miller show"! ♪ i'm walking on sunshine woe ho i'm walking on sunshine woe ho ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good hey all right now ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ >> yahoo! 6 minutes after the hour. happy friday everybody. 1-800-ste