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and mark shriver, senior vice president of save the children and author of trediscovering my father. welcome to all three of you. boiling hot. what will that be? is there something wrong with me? it's just the heat. i've got this red english head. very moving, i thought, the tribute to your father. what did you make of it watching from wherever you were in the convention hall? >> well, it was bittersweet. one because he wasn't there to be there in person. but he was there in spirit. that was also moving. because we could feel the power of his presence. all the people who fought for health care reform, we're all behind the president because he delivered on health care reform. anyway, i was just honored to be there, piers. and my whole family feels such an honor to have this chance to hear the good will towards him. but we understand the only way to advance the cause is to advance the president's cause because the president is the one who is in charge of public policy. and the difference between this president and what we'd have under a president romney is stark. >> the moment that mad

mark shriver pushed his buck, a good man and there was -- his boo, a good man, and there was lieutenant governor anthony brown. peter franchot and ansler. i didn't see heather maisler, but i am sure she was there as well. if o'malley was auditioning for president, they're all auditioning for governor, because the governor is term- limited and they trying to line up as much support and be seen and be heard and cultivate as many maryland politicians as they can. >> of course, the headliner tonight, mark s michelle obama. she look mark, is marm a. she's going to do the same thing we saw ann romney do, correct? >> reporter: yes, she is. in some ways and i heard, david axlerod, the chief political advisor to president obama said maybe we should run michelle. she's a popular figure, and that is quite an evolution, you know. at first, she had some controversial provocative remarks about america and growing up as an african- american in mark that were considered provocative and maybe even people took poorly to them. but now she is really very popular figure and they feel show is a tremendous ca