and then he played the tape of michelle having sex with someone else. >> how did you know it was michellerd my wife speak, you would know her voice is very distinctive and the man called her by her name in the tape, so it was very clear that it was michelle. >> the mystery caller, nyce says, hung up and immediately rang again, now demanding $500,000. $500,000 or else what? >> $500,000 or he would distribute not only the audio tape, but he said he had videotapes as well. >> see, i don't get the connect the dots here. it's not as though you're a hollywood celebrity. >> i agree with you. i don't know why this person called. but what developed in police records, i actually called in the fbi because it was an extortion threat and i didn't know what was going to happen after that. >> and that's when hopewell township detective dan mckeown had his first encounter with dr. nyce. he was assigned to run down the alleged extortionist. in the course of the interviewing both the husband and the wife, michelle reluctantly admitted her affair. are you starting to hear details about a man in her life? >>

michele bachmann is out.eciding, after iowa, that she is not going to continue in her bid for the presidency of this country saying i have decided to stand aside, i will not be continuing in the race for our presidency. but also mentioning obama care some 1 thy1 times in that speec. was&t. surprising she didn't say anything about the presidential run until ten minutes and talked mainly about obama care? i was striking my paper every time she mentioned it, 11 times. >> what she did on the stump in iowa. she was relentless on president obama, his agenda and the health care bill passed which most of country wants. most of the country wants universal health care. you can make the case that michele bachmann is disconnected from what the majority of americans want in this country. there are a lot of good things in that health care bill and i'm sure that the democrats are able to debate it easily. but this is her benchmark issue and it has been all along. she said today that this is the reason why she decided to run

michelle what are your insights?> one of the things i think is going to be an interesting test for south carolina is what happens in terms of the political rhetoric and the plately cal tone that we're going to see in advertising. 60% of likely voters in south carolina coming up next weekend are protestant evangelical. if you take a look at interviews of likely voters there's still a lot of voters in south carolina that are saying, i don't understand his mormonism, i've been raised to believe that mormonism is a cult so we're going to have two mormons running in south carolina, two catholics. a sign of progress. catholics are picking up in the polls in south carolina, something we haven't seen typically. >> mitt romney has been accused, and this might be his achilles heel, of, quote unquote, vulture capitalism, meaning to feed on the carcasses of dead companies at bane capital. that's the nhis firm. he was defended by south carolina governor nikki haley. here she is. >> but we have a real problem when we have republic

michele? >> michele: thank you very much. eli, after all the highs and lows of this season, what does a win like this mean? >> it's a great feeling. our guys have stuck together the whole season. we've had ups and downs. we talked about finishing. that's what we wanted to do in the off-season. we've done great ithe fourth quarter and we finished the season strong. we needed two wins to make the playoffs. we got it done. >> michele: speaking of the fourth quarter, you threw your 15th fourth quarter touchdown pass. that broke the record held by johnny unitas and a guy by the name of peyton manning. what does the mean for you? >> under the circumstances, we needed it today to seal the victory. great catch by nicks. our guys played big in the fourth quarter. couple big catches, cruz and nicks. big-time conversions. >> michele: speaking of victor cruz, you continue to get in the cruz. what kind of weapon has he become for you? >> he's done a great job. his working hard, understanding the offense, how to get open, working on his cr

my name is michele bachmann.ntrusted to every american is the responsibility to watch over our republic. you can look back from the time of the pilgrims to the time of william pen to the time of our founding fathers. all we have to do is look around because very clearly we are encompassed about with a great cloud of witnesses that bear witness to the sacrifices that were made to establish the united states and the precious principles of freedom that make it the greatest force for good that has ever been seen on the planet. every generation has served as the next stepping stone down the path of our liberty, and every day i'm reminded of that conviction that we have to the principles of freedom and justice by a painting. it's a painting that hang in the united states capitol. it's made by howard chandler christy scene at the signing of the constitution of the united states. it hangs in the east grand stairway of the united states capitol. every school child is familiar with this painting, but i've been privileged t

you can find it at michele back man.com.was a spur of the moment thing that she did. and it just goes to show that michelle is a compassionate person, she is a servant leader. certainly any of you that have children if you can help serve others, you do that. it was just a natural reaction for her to help, you know, the others get water at that event. >> but in terms of evangelical christians vote for a woman as not a help mate but the president? >> that's a great question. we have brought on many pastors and faith leaders from across iowa and added more than 30 in the past few days, bringing our total list to over 200 pastors and faith leaders. that's very important because pastors have a way obviously of speaking to their congregation who they support. we were at a church yesterday where she gave her faith testimony and the pastor encouraged members of his congregation not necessarily to support michelle but he encouraged people to use their voice and support candidates that share share views and values. and people in the f

guys like me hammering michelle obama.bc news didn't tell the audience it got its clip they used on me from the far left web site media matters which is in business solely to smear non-liberal media people. we brought the situation to absz's attention today they say from now on they will call people like me who are injected into their news coverage. i think it's important. because i'm simply not going to let, i'm not going to let the presidential campaign degenerate into a race baiting media propaganda exposition. all who participate in that and there are plenty of them are going to be called out on it from my vantage point michelle obama has been a fine first lady helping kids and articulating issues like nutrition. for abc to paint me critical of her is flat out dishonest. a lot of us have a lot riding on america's future. it's about america's future. let's cut the crap. can we? joining us from the ingraham angle ms. laura. you are not surprised at this, are you? >> no, bill. and, frankly, i'm shocked that you would be a

michele? >> michele: thank you very much. eli, after all the highs and lows of this season, what does a win like this mean? >> it's a great feeling. our guys have stuck together the whole season. we've had ups and downs. we talked about finishing. that's what we wanted to do in the off-season. we've done great in the fourth quarter and we finished the season strong. we needed two wins to make the playoffs. we got it done. >> michele: speaking of the fourth quarter, you threw your 15th fourth quarter touchdown pass. that broke the record held by johnny unitas and a guy by the name of peyton manning. what does the mean for you? >> under the circumstances, we needed it today to seal the victory. great catch by nicks. our guys played big in the fourth quarter. couple big catches, cruz and nicks. big-time conversions. >> michele: speaking of victor cruz, you continue to get in the cruz. what kind of weapon has he become for you? >> he's done a great job. his working hard, understanding the offense, how to get open, working on his

rick perry, michele bachmann. we're waiting on michele bachmann.he canceled an event in south carolina. is the republican field about to get a wee bit smaller. wield find out after this. >> once again the people's voice will be heard there and make no mistake as i have said often and early on this campaign, barack obama will a one-term president. did you hear that, america? you heard it here from iowa. my mother froze everything. i was 18 years old before i had my first fresh bun. the invention that i came up with is the hot dog ez bun steamer. steam is the key to a great hot dog. i knew it was gng to be a success. the invention was so simple that i knew i needed to prott it. my name is chris schutte and i got my patent, trademark and llc on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. i used to not travel very much, but then i discovered hotwire. now, i use all my vacation days. i

-- michelle bob and -- anyone here would like to speak for michelle bachmann this evening? gas commissary. would you like to have a microphone? that would be the best way to have you wired here, sir. and then a few kindly state your name for a file, that would be great. about three minutes will be the allotted time this evening. >> name is richard weaver and the reason i came out to speak about michelle bachmann is that we all think that with the news media that has been going on in iowa, that there are a few candidates that cannot make it. but i had this discussion with my wife. i think that anybody that is a candidate can beat obama. that is the positive thing that i think all of us should consider here tonight. michelle bob then, i don't know her. she doesn't know me. i haven't called up on no committee member or nothing, but i think she should reconsider in this respect. anyone can beat obama. she is a woman. does this country want a woman is a president? issue smart enough? yes, she is. guess i think she has got the capability and talent to use what she needs. in other

or spouses in the case of michelle bachmann. >> i think the same thing. i've watched number of the debates in the campaign scenes and i think it helps me to get a little sense about these candidates that i didn't have before i think that's through whether their republicans or democrats. >> the flip side of the romney story is newt gingrich, there you're talking about a potential negative every time calista shows up, what about those other wives? that's important. >> but you know, when that did come up he answered that he wasn't perfect. i think that helps him as well now he's hurting himself, but before he started hurting himself it helped people nona he's human too. >> i don't know how many people relate to that. >> bill clinton could. >> well -- >> he's not running this year. >> nor is he running -- >> dealing with the -- >> right now people living from paycheck to paycheck people losing their jobs i think that doesn't weigh inasmuch as it did in the past. >> quickly, sherry, as g.o.p. consultant and steeped in politics did michelle bachmann's husband h

. >> i don't see how (bam would be president without michelle obama. the pattern i've always seen in my reporting is that she can-- to other people. and charlie, don't you think we're really going to see that in the 2012 campaign. >> rose: we continue this evening with wade davis, his book is called not silence. the great war, mall ory and the conquest of everests. >> the war became this template of their lives. and it was-- it was in the fiber of their being. and they carry odd i physically to the mountains. >> we conclude this evening with todd buchholz's book is called rush y you need and love the rat race. >> this journey that we're all in as noisy tas s as dangerous, as frustrating is a journey that has extended human life. a hundred years ago you wouldn't have seen there is a rat race a hundred years ago it was simpler. half the population lived on the farm, right. there was-- your cell phone wouldn't interrupt you during dinner, you wouldn't get stuck in traffic. but life expectancy, charlie was 48 years of age. 48 years of age in that simpler n

michele bachmann, 6%, very disappointing night for michele bachmann.as born in iowa, raised in iowa, represents a district in minnesota that's right next door. unfortunately for her, she's not doing very well in these caucuses. jon huntsman didn't really campaign. he's going full speed ahead in new hampshire. we'll see how he does a week from today in new hampshire. anderson, it's still way, way too close to call -- oh, there you are, over there. >> i keep moving around here. very dynamic night here. the map is starting to populate in terms of the population centers. what are we seeing now? >> what we're seeing is, a, more of the counties filling in. this part of the state is very important. again, the split. four years ago, this was mike huckabee country. one county for romney, country county for romney here. this is your tea party evangelical vote. mike huckabee took it all four years ago. we've got a split. the lighter pink is ron paul, the dark red is mitt romney, the purple is rick santorum. we have a three-way race here. earlier i told you michel

>> right here. >> how about michele bachmann? >> who is michele bachmann?em. [unintelligible] >> ron paul. >> michele bachmann, confirmed. >> i got 37 here. >> this is rick perry? >> yes. [unintelligible] >> i would like to redo that. and >> 374 rick perry. -- >> 37 for rick perry. >> 824 rick santorum. -- 82 for rick santorum. >> 51. >> confirmed. [unintelligible] >> does someone want to confirm huntsman here? >> how many? >> one. >> way to go. >> double check the floor. >> make it official. [unintelligible] >> 334 people so far. >> sorry, take your time. >> of 116 it is. -- >> 116 is. >> good job. >> these need to be saved? >> why not hang on to them. >> sure. put them all in one, nice container? >> yak, put them all in one. -- yeah, put them all in one. >> can you confirm my numbers? >> it is 0.03. >> oh. >> it is not going to matter. it is cut off at 15%. >> thanks, john. >> dean, are you satisfied? >> is the camera crew satisfied? all right. [laughter] thanks, everyone. good job. >> most generally, the alternates are seated. ok. doug, you are the perso

rick perry and michele bachmann.u take their 15 points and put them on either rick santorum or newt gingrich, they become the front-runner in this thing again. i don't know if those 15 points go to one place, but that's the play here for both newt gingrich and rick santorum. they both want to become the single, lone alternative to mitt romney. that's how mitt romney gets defeated. and it's probably the only way he gets defeated. the field needs to get winnowed, the fracturing needs to stop, conservatives need to unite behind one candidate or mitt romney will be the nominee. 3 out of 4 voters in iowa last night went in to vote for somebody other than mitt romney in every single alternative was flawed in some way. so the conservatives are not there yet. >> unfortunately we have to leave it there. we have to get to the michele bachmann news conference. michelle, steve, thank you both. >>> today's tweet of the day comes from new york city based comedian sam grchlt rittner. mitt romney won the caucus by eight votes which

rick perry, 10% and michele bachmann, 5%. most of the candidates are heading to new hampshire ahead of the prime there next tuesday. coming up at 7:15, the announcement from michele bachmann that may put into question the future of her campaign and other signs another candidate may be on his way out. >>> california's legislature reconvenes today. lawmakers will have to fick out how to solve the state's $12 billion budget -- figure out how to solve the state's $12 billion budget. other items, whether to raise the minimum wage to $8.50, a bill allows regulation of health insurance rates and if republicans can get a spending cap passed. >>> well, san jose mayor chuck reed is working on a plan to end a growing battle over the city's pot club. he's considering allowing more pot clubs in the future. the city council introduced an ordinance that would reduce those clubs from 100 to just 10. they are gathering signatures and arit would lead to marijuana superstores that federal agents would eventually shut down. >>> well, at least fo

when i started covering barack obama and michele obama they were barack and michele. the extraordinary thing that i was watching happen was watching these regular people become president and first lady of the united states. what i was seeing is it wasn't a process that happened on inauguration day when he took the oath but a learning curve. made all the more dramatic in the obama story because of national and political life and the fact that they are the first african-american president and first lady. we see a couple things happening in this book. we see people learning to take their partnership that used to be a private thing and turn it into a white house partnership. they have a tough landing initially in the white house and turn it around. the third thing the book is about the most fascinating thing i find about barack obama which is his struggle with politics. after all these years they can't get over the fact that the politician has a complex relationship with the business he is in. i worked on this book for two years and published it. the white house cooperate

my name is michele bachmann.entrusted to every american is the responsibility to watch over our republic. you can look back from the time of the pilgrims, to the time of william penn. to the time of our founding fathers. all we have to do is look around because very clearly we are encompassed about with a great cloud of witnesses that bear witness to the sacrifices, that were made to establish the united states and the precious principles of freedom that make it the greatest force for good that has ever been seen on the planet. every generation has served as the next stepping stone down the path of our liberty, and every day i'm reminded of that conviction that we have to the principles of freedom and justice by a painting. it is a painting that hangs in the united states capitol. it was made by howard chandler at the signing of the constitution of the united states. it hangs in the east graham stairway of the united states capitol. every schoolchild is familiar with this painting but i've been privileged to see

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and as michelle aptly pointed out, 2.8 gdp. even the 2.8 bolstered by inventories really wasn't a positive. rates kept moving down. maybe the stellar performer is the five-year. yes, we closed yesterday at 77. but if you open it up to a 20-year chart, i defy you to find a lower yield. historic low yields should be closed down for the five-year note. let's take a look at some etfs. if you look at the lqd, and that's the investment grade etf, this is price, not spread, you'll see that it continues to make all-time highs. because everybody wants to be grabbing for something with a little bit more juicy yield than what's going on in treasuries. but the hyg, even though it was at the highest levels yesterday, since last summer, it did turn down a bit as you can see on the interday chart. it looks like investment grade winning the race, but only by a few steps. michelle, bill, back to you. >> it's simon today, but that's okay. >> don't worry. >> sorry, simon! >> i don't mind. >> there are 47 minutes before the closing bell. the dow j

michele bachmann, now.s interesting in iowa is you see a couple of the only people who haven't risen i suppose you see here. you see bachmann. you see cain get much higher than he got on the national poll. romney continuing to stay in the 20s. you see gingrich with the surge there. then you see the ron paul surge which obviously you didn't see nationally. mitt romney. then you see mitt romney there. >> then you would see rick santorum. >> rick santorum. so you see paul and santorum here, bachmann, people you don't see nationally you see here in iowa. >> right. and that's because you're seeing a lot of rick santorum in iowa. don't forget, this is sort of a process of elimination here with the ups and downs nationally. also the ups and downs in iowa. but iowa caucusgoers like to meet their candidates. ron paul has a very effective message, which they understand and like. which is small government. he's got a great organization. really, really important. they've seen a lot of michele bachmann, but what they sa

michele bachmann 62. and there were 5 votes for herman cain. >> the numbers we just received from the county chair woman right here in clinton county. >> what do you mean the numbers don't match? >> just to be precise. we didn't wake you up, the state chairs in des moines they called you and they woke you up, is that right? >> no, i woke her up. this is carolyn. >> carolyn woke her up to get the numbers because the state was -- >> waiting for the results when i was told by the party. so, i came to wake up edith who didn't answer her phone. >> you ladies don't have any fresh coffee brewed, do you? >> no, but i think i'm ready for it. >> guess what, joining us now, on the phone, edith and carolyn. let's give her a big round of applause. let me start with edith, edith, thank you so much. on behalf of all of us, on behalf of the american people, we want to thank you for clearing up this mystery. tell us how you feel right now, edith? >> i'm just overwhelmed with all of this. >> you're trending worldwide appar

when i started covering barack obama and michelle obama they really were barack and michelle. watching these regular people of the united states and what i was seeing is that it wasn't a process that happened on the inauguration day when somebody takes an oath but it's a huge learning curve made all the more dramatic in quote the story because of their freshness to the national political life and also because of the fact that they are the first african-american president and first lady so we see a couple of things happening in this book. we see to people learning to to the partnership which used to be this private thing and turn it into a white house partnership. b.c. michelle obama has a really tough landing initially in the white house and then actually turned it around and then the third thing in the book is about the most fascinating thing that i find about barack obama which is his struggle with politics. after all these years i still can't get over the fact that the top politician in the country is a really complicated relationship with the business that he is in. so i w

michelle obama hizo el anuncio en la escuela elemental parklawn en fairfax virginia..mpaÑada del secretario de agricultura, el chef jose andres y rachel ray... "la obesidad se ha convertido ya en uno de los mayores problemas de este pais y si no empezamos a arreglar, a solucionar este problema, en 10, 20 anios, puede convertirse en una pandemia real" es la primera vez en quince aÑos que se establecen nuevos requisitos para mejorar los estandares de los alimentos en las escuelas... beneficiando a cerca de 32- millones de niÑos... "yo creo que va hacer la contribucion mas grande de la historia de la casa blanca de una primera dama" maria tiene cuatro hijos en la escuela... "que aprendan a comer un poco mejor en el colegio,que les ensenen lo que es bueno, lo que es malo, no las comidas procesadas" las nuevas regulaciones tendran un costo de 3.2- mil millones dolares durante los proximos cinco aÑos... y maÑana jueves, la primera dama michelle obama tambien anunciara otra iniciativa denominada mi plato junto a la empresa de alimentos goya para mejorar la nutricion de famili