michelle golland, talk about that.f they can work this out, great. >> right. >> but talk about the hurdles they have to climb. >> huge. >> we are hearing more, a porn star, the messages she's the only one -- i don't want to get into it, but very pleased with her we'll put it that way talking about the porn star. how do you get over that, a scorned wife like elin nordegren. >> face it, their therapy bill will be ginormous if they are to get through this. i mean, it's not over after rehab. he needs to be intensive individual therapy. she needs nobody her own individual therapy, they need nobody couples therapy. they have a lot of work ahead of them to build trust, to really regain some solid footing in the relationship for the children. it's not that it can't be done, mike, it's just going to be a huge amount of work. >> yeah. one other note, golf legend tom watson really taking tiger to task talking when he does come back, he has to show humility. >> yes. >> no more throwing the golf clubs, cussing on the course. i agre

. >>> tonight a prime time exclusive michelle obama is here. on the day america's first lady con fronts a crisis that could be killing our kids. obesity. >> we've got to provide parents with the information and the tools that they need to make better decisions, but we also need to significantly change the quality of food that kids are getting at school. >> larry: she'll let us in on what the cameras don't see. >> i try to make our home sort of a stress-free, work-free zone. >> larry: the toll the presidency is taking on her husband and how she feels privately with criticism of him. >> democracy is about critique, and the president is not immune to criticism. >> larry: and why she worries about their two daughters. and then big cosby has got a message about life and maybe his own death. and turning our children from food addicts into fitness fanatics. next on "larry king live." it is a delight to welcome back to "larry king live" a return visit. now she is the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. last time she was -- you weren't even

now she is the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. last time she was -- you weren't even a candidate. >> i wasn't. i was just hanging out. >> larry: do you like the job? >> i really do. i'm enjoying myself. >> larry: it's not paying you. >> it isn't, but it's paid in so many ways other than money. when you like people, having a job where you get to interact with folks on a day-to-day he basis and you get to do things that make a difference. you know, i still control my own schedule to some extent. it's not a bad gig. >> larry: the childhood obesity thing, why is this your priority? >> yeah. well, you know, in the first year i focused on a number of things that i will continue to focus on. support for military spouses, national service, which is something i've always carried about. this year i planted in wonderful garden, the first ever white house garden, and that was to begin the conversation about nutrition. we engaged local kids in the d.c. area in that effort and got a feel for how they'd react to a more substantive conversation.

but sylvia has changed that. >> she will bark if something happens to michele, if she feels michele is a seizure or if she's sick and there's an issue, i'll hear sylvia coming down the hallway. i'll hear her bike and jump up and i'll know i have to go right away. >> reporter: michele is happier now because sylvia makes people see her differences. >> they take their eyes off the fact tha

. >> my name is michele. michele voltaire marcelin. i'm an artist, poet, spoken word performer. i'm a teacher and mother and daughter. i live in brooklyn, new york. i was born in port-au-prince. we lived in an area in port-au- prince which was called cortage. it was by the sea. i lived with five siblings. my mother and father. but very extended family because we had uncles and aunts who also lived in the neighborhood. my mother is still there. when the catastrophe happened, the very first thing i did was call her number and this is all i kept on doing, calling the number until i would reach her. it was a few days when i did. >> i wrote a few lines that came to me after the earthquake, which i think were very important to me because before the earthquake, we've been talking so much about how we were divided as a people. and how we needed to be together. "underneath the beauty was a rift in the heart of the land was a rift and the rift in the land reached the rift in our heart and we lost our people and the land" it is so sad when i go back and read the poems that i wrote. there w

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lady michelle obama. she's been under intense scrutiny ever since her husband decided to run for president, and the spotlight has only grown brighter during president obama's first year in office. we sat down with mrs. obama at the white house on tuesday, and i began by asking her what it's like to have everything you do, say and wear make headlines all around the world. could you have imagined the magnitude -- >> no. >> -- of the attention that you've received over these past 12 months? >> no. i don't think i'm that interesting. i don't think my husband is that interesting. i keep wondering, are they still talking about you? but no. there's no way i could have predicted it, but i can say that i've enjoyed this year. i feel honored and privileged to be this nation's first lady. it's been a wonderful welcome. >> it seems a guessing game going on about you, mrs. obama. people are trying to figure out what kind of first lady you want to be, and do you want to be a first lady in the laura bush mold, a little

and joining us now is michelle rodriguez.ron has a reputation for creating strong female characters. this is no exception. she's the ex-marine pilot. before we talk with michelle, watch. >> oh, my god. ♪ >> you should see your faces. >> larry: what was it like to go flying around like that and were you flying around? >> no. we were actually stabilized, but it was on a rig that had a bit of movement to it. had a hydraulic system. i was in an actually cockpit, right? to what was that? was that a black hawk? >> it was based roughly on that. >> larry: is it harder to act when the technical aspects are so overwhelming? >> see, you know what was so wonderful about coming on board of this film and being a live action character where i'm human the entire time is that i hopped on board two years after they did all of the hard work. >> larry: you came in late? >> yeah, yeah. i wouldn't call it late, but yeah. i came into the game after he had manifested the entire planet of pandora. all of its foliage. all of the nutrients. the movemen

michel. michele. michele. there are things that could be done to assist the very, very poor.st of haiti's families. and that's the poorest family in the western hemisphere. to be fed and clothed and cared for. if we can help them bring their kids home from organ najs and raise them ourselves, provide the support that they need, then you could move thousands of children into permanent homes with their own families. clrk thanks, michelle. joining us now in port-au-prince is president of nights bridge international providing disaster relief around the world. our cameras found you yesterday coming to the aid of an orphanage in need, what were you doing, etd ward? >> we were doing a survey and delivering aid and hope. that's generally what we do. we immediately provide the hope and goods that they need. >> larry: do you at all deal with adoption? >> no, ours is health care, education, and livelihood. >> for children? >> for anybody in need. children or children are just one segment of it. they are the more emotional segment. but to be able to unite the family and from vid food is

michelle obama pledges to help american children lose weight. tonight, she tells us how she'll do it, and why she worried about her own two daughters. it's the "nightline" interview with the first lady. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir, and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," february 9th, 2010. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. and we begin tonight, not with politics or religion, but with america's other favorite topic, weather. it has been a historic winter, and at this hour, another massive snowstorm is dumping fresh snow across a wide swath of the country, blanketing chicago and the nation's capital, a city still buried by a weekend blizzard. thousands of flights have been canceled and millions of americans will wake up tomorrow to start digging out once again. sam champion has tonight's report. >> reporter: here we go again. just days since the last record snowfall, and the eastern half of the nation is bracing for round cho, which will make this oner the one of t

my wife michelle thinks i'm stubborn sometimes, but i'm not that stubborn. okay, let me think. i could have everybody get health care coverage that's high quality and it's free, which i'll bet's really popular. but i'm not going to do that, i'm going to go through the pain of really working through this hard process in congress, getting yelled at and called a socialist because i -- you know, i just how i roll, i'm a glutton for punishment. >> if he seems like he's enjoying himself there, i have a suspicion it's because he is. is this a normal post state of the union presidential rollout, or is this what year two of the obama presidency going to be like? joining us now is chris matthews. thanks for staying around. >> it's fun. >> it is fun. >> it's a fun time these last few days to watch politics come back into our lives and two sides going at each other. >> i saw you talking about this on hardball today, yesterday i saw your segment titled, has obama got his groove back, and it certainly seems like he's got momentum. do you think it translates to him getting stuff passed? >> ye

let's take further what michelle is talking about.y, we talked about it last hour. >> craig cherry and tammi smith are cousins. there is a custody dispute between johnson and logan mcqueary. they wanted to adopt baby gabriel. the ex-boyfriend says i'm not agreeing to it. it was tammie smith who put craig cherry's name on the document in this dispute between logan mcgs queary and elizabeth johnson. that he was the potential father of baby gabriel. the forgery, conspiracy to commit custodial interference and the other charge. the whole thing is we still don't know where baby gabriel is. remember, you and i were talking about this last hour. we were talking to jack smith when tammi was in with law enforcement one night on hln and apparently that is when everything started to unraffle. >> let's cut to the chase on that front, michelle. we have this adoption forgery possibility. >> possibility. >> beyond that, do you get the feeling and the sense that tammie smith knows more than what she is letting on where this baby is? >> it very well m

first lady michelle obama kicked off a campaign against childhood obesity. she told the newshour it's "critically important" to the health and success of the nation. and toyota recalled more than 430,000 prius sedans for possible brake problems. two corrections before we go: our story about the election in ukraine yesterday showed the russian-- not ukrainian-- flag. and on the winter olympics, we mistakenly used a toronto skyline. the games will be in vancouver. we regret the errors. the newshour is always online. hari sreenivasan, in our newsroom, previews what's there. hari? >> sreenivasan: we get a preview of what's next for health care reform from politico reporter josh gerstein. our conversation is the start of a weekly check-in on politico journalists. more on the european debt story from economics correspondent paul solman. that's on his "making sense" page. and a link to "frontline's" web site, where you share your thoughts on the state of the airline industry. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the

>> couric: all right, michelle miller, thanks very much, michelle. far from the snow and ice, sea world said today killer whale shows will resume tomorrow at all three of its parks. but no one will be going into the water until an investigation is completed into the death of that trainer. mark strassmann tells us there are questions about whether she followed safety procedures. >> reporter: this was trainer dawn brancheau on wednesday moments before her death in video taken by a sea world visitor. she was swaying and playing with tilikum, a six ton killer whale. she lay in a submerged ledge, her face close to his. seconds later, he grabbed her ponytail and pulled her into the tank to her death, putting sea world on the defensive. >> this is something we feel awful about. >> reporter: jim atchison, sea world's president, refused to speculate whether brancheau did anything wrong. >> the biggest thing we're doing tomorrow and will be doing from here forward until we can reasses everything we do is we're not getting in the water with these animals. >> re

i'm michelle gielan. this morning president obama hosts a high risk televised debate on reforming health care. the stakes are high not just for the future of health care, but politically, as well. 40 high ranking members of congress will attend and some lawmakers are already saying an agreement will be be impossible to reach. tara mergener is in washington with details. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, by most account, expectations are very low for actually breaking this impasse. but the president is determined to try. republicans are holding out little hope for compromise at today's health care summit. the gop wants president obama to pull the plug on his trillion dollar bill and start all over again. >> unless they're willing to do that, i think it's nearly impossible to imagine a scenario under which we could reach an agreement. >> reporter: but the president has no intention of giving in. >> i know that there are many who have been skeptical of our reform efforts. . right up up yesterday, he was

habló con ella en exclusiva. >> la primera dama michelle obama lanzó en la casa blanca una nacional paraomo lucen los niños si no su salud. >> especialmente entre los niños hispanos, 18 y medio% de obesidad para estos niños ¿qué propone para cambiar lo que está a efectifectando a la generació >>h@tjiawócfekpprimer imp. extrp sentido para su comunidad. necesitamos darle la información y la energía de lo que necesitan en relación a lo que están alimentando iawóg÷bkpimer imp. p niños. >> antes que todo tenemos que reconocer que existen los cambios y hay implicació la salud de nuestros hijos. así que h@tjiawóct@kpprimer hacer como mamá, por ejemplo, tuve que buscar las formas de cocinar más y que podría cocin cuando cocinaba eliminar por ejemplo las bebidas con azúcar, de las dietas, cambiarlo por leche, mezclarlo por agua y actividad mis actividad física. >> también habló de la importa de sentarse a comer juntos, lo puede hacer ahora que está en la casa blanca? >> sí, mp. extrah@thñefnsi[eptjn estudio que muestra que las familias que les dan a sus hijos con cierta estructura por ejemxiseptj

michelle obama and -- we have another one, another surprise. there is something. right back with pl.

. >>> first with the michele bachmann of the be afraid of japanese health care. we don't know why but she's lost three chiefs of staff in the last three years and today learned she's losing another one. she's said good-bye to her press secretary, debbie keller, who had been on the job for less than a year. in an e-mail to friends and colleagues, she announced -- she joins more than a dozen other staffers who have left congresswoman bachmann's office for exciting new opportunities since she took office in 2006. again, we do not understand the reasons behind this but it is quite a tribute to the congresswoman, one way or the other. ♪

health care and financials leading stocks lower. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera.axpayer-owned aig shelling out $100 million in bonuses. a whole lot of people are outraged. should a contract take precedence over populism? a debate minutes from now. >> i'm dennis kneale. a new kind of stock swap. one restaurant has a message for wall street. swap your stock bonuses for sizzling steak. we'll talk with the founder of smith and wollensky. >> transportation secretary ray la hood on capitol hill with harsh words for toyota whose shares are getting crushed right now. phil lebeau from the breaking news deck. >> it was one statement that investors heard and immediately started selling shares of toyota. take a look at how much pressure the stock has been under in the last hour since secretary secretary lahood made comments about whether or not people should continue to drive recalled tote as. the stock is down more than 7%. the question was put to mr. la hood. what advice would you give to toyota owners and here's what he said today on capitol hill. >> my advice is if anybod

chancellor michele rhee said some of the teachers laid off had sex with students. turns out it was one accusation, maybe two. one student is pregnant and the city council has some pretty serious questions. >> reporter: the student involved was 18 at the time. she was a special needs student. she is now pregnant and insisted the teacher in question is responsible. this disturbing news comes in a letter from michele rhee to d.c. council chairman vincent gray. among the questions now is he really the father and should he have been let go in the budgetary risk. >> you are the product of the school. you're a product of your parents. >> reporter: we found vincent chair chairing his monthly youth hearing. he didn't want to talk about the alleged incident but let chancellor rhee's letter to him speak for itself. it says it's the school system's understanding that the student continues to maintain that her former teacher is the father of her child and is seeking to establish paternity. shocking news to parents and teachers attending the hearing. >> it's inappropriate under

michelle obama with her rallying cry to prevent childhood obesity, and telling the story of her family. >>> watching your money. we look into that stimulus for green jobs, and find taxpayer money is being used to create jobs overseas and soon in china. >>> and, the hidden life of penguins. this woman spent 27 years learning their secrets, and tells us what she found. >>> and good evening. one-third of all americans are scrambling tonight, and some of them for a second time as another sammy of snow about to descend. from chicago to washington to boston, where it will take even longer now before cars budge and there's a new danger that roovs may collapse. david kerley tackles the big problems. david? >> reporter: hey, diane. already crippled by this storm of a couple of days ago, this area has been predicting for this second storm. worried that all the work to restore power is going to be buried under a foot and a half of snow. it's already pounding the midwest. the midwest is getting its biggest snowfall of the year. in chicago, a half foot on the ground and cars already sliding off roa

michelle will testify to that. but surely you can question my policies without questioning my faith. or for that matter my citizenship. >> every president since eisenhower has participated in the annual prayer breakfast, but this year's event drew some controversy after an ethnics group asked the president and congressional leaders to boycott it, saying the sponsor, the fellowship foundation, is linked to harsh anti-gay laws in uganda. >>> when "nightly news" continue once a thursday night, those ten american whose tried to take haitian children out of the country are formally charged. what happens now? >>> later, our conversation with a man working to turn around a city. to strike. a heart attack caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix taken with other heart medicines, goes beyond what other heart medicines do alone, to provide greater protection against heart attack or stroke and even death by helping to keep blood platelets from sticking together and forming clots. ask your

michelle, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this will be the fifth night in jail for these american missionaries. now a judge may decide tomorrow, even if they say they were trying to save children and even if they had permission from parents, whether they will be charged with trafficking in children. along remote mountain trails and in the capital, the americans came on a mission, to find and ther children. >> we're hanging in there. >> reporter: this ill-fated trip that landed them in jail after trying to take 33 undocumented children across the border was only theeginning. according to the haitian american pastor who, after a chance meeting on a bus, became their guide and gatherer, group leader laura silsby planned to return to haiti february 13th to find more children the same way, about 100 more. not everyone embraced their plan. this school sent them away. one orphanage director said their advertisement of their facility rubbed him the wrong way. they showed it to this woman and her family, too, then they gave the americ

nbc's michelle kosinksi with us from port-au-prince. >> reporter: good evening, brian. a judge met with some of those americans today but their lawyer was not allowed in. there is no decision whether they will be charged with attempted child trafficking. the prime minister says it is clear they knew what they were doing was wrong, something they deny. the americans held in a haitian jail are finally getting their time before a judge. >> we are meeting with the government officials and talking with them. everything is going very well. >> reporter: families worried sick in idaho. >> we are doing everything, everything we can to secure their release. >> reporter: the group of baptist missionaries say they were transporting 33 children, including infants, these two sisters, 13-year-old and his three siblings from orphanages in haiti to a new one they prepared in the dominican republic. along the way, this human rights activist told the u.n. she had met group leader laura silsby and warned her that her plaas it stood could be against the law. >> you need to be very careful.

we expect to hear from president michelle bachelet within this hour at any moment. her statement as soon as it comes in. >> ralitsa, thank you very much. appreciate that. while they continue to pick up the pieces, try to assess the damage, try to reach those injured or in trouble there in chile, in hawaii they are simply waiting. they're waiting for the results of what that earthquake triggered. we're talking about tsunami. already there have been a couple of waves that have hit the big island. but nothing significant thus far and that's what people are most concerned about. sfx: coin drop sfx: can shaking when you own a business, nothing beats the sound of saving time and money. and it's never been simpler to save - with regions lifegreen checkg and savings for business. you'll enjoy free online and mobile banking. and with regions quick deposit, you can deposit checks right from your desk. drop by and get started with a business financial review through a regions cashcor analysis. it's how business gets into the rhym of saving. regions it's time to expect more. >>

first lady michelle obama, i feel very honored to be here today. i'm going to tell you i have been farming for over 50 years, and you've been a wonderful inspiration to me, along with a lot of other folks. would you put that garden on the lawn out there, that moved a lot of people. i hear over 10 million people have started gardening this year because of that garden. i know in milwaukee, wisconsin, mayors called me and we became the fourth city to have a garden at city hall. so thank you very much. [applause] >> i'm here today to really talk about our food system, and i don't want to do a lot of framing, but i will do a little bit of framing. today as we sit here and stand here, we are losing farmers. as we stand here and sit here, we're losing farmland. and we have to change that. for us to have good food, food that our grandmothers would actually recognize as food, because a lot of stuff we eat, our grandmothers would never recognize as being food. and we have problems in our cities, because of all the areas inside our cities and our rural commun

nbc's michelle kosinski joins us live from port-au-prince.st hand add note that the americans were just taken out of the jail, just left the jail. what does this mean? what's going on there? >> reporter: yeah, we saw them leave. i was able to talk to them through the window of their van. i asked them if they were okay, if anyone was ill because we've been getting reports from their family members in idaho that they were in immediate need of care. at least one person was, and that they were concerned for their personal safety at the moment. they didn't say a word to me. they just looked at me without saying anything at all as they were taken away from here. we've been able to confirm through their attorney that they're going to offices to meet with a judge, a different judge than yesterday. this is the next step in the process after they were indicted yesterday. this is also the point in time that we believe their attorney will ask that they be released. at least nine of them is what he was looking for, but hopefully all ten of them. the outco

michele bachmann, who has mentally not been on this planet for three years, told a small gathering in rochester, minnesota, this terrible secret. some guy stopped her and told her he used to live in japan. she didn't get his name or nothing. but he told her, quote, in japan, people have stopped voicing their opinion on health care. he said it's because they know they would get on a list and then they wouldn't get health care. they wouldn't get in. they wouldn't get seen. so people are afraid to speak back to government. they're afraid to say anything. is that what we want for our future? that takes us to gangster government at that point. so if you criticize american health care, you get on a list in japan? or if you criticize american health care, you get on a list in america? or michele bachmann believes every random stranger who tells her a story about japan and assumes it's going to come true here? the congresswoman concluded, i will fight it until my last breath. okay. >>> the short version of the advice from pollster strategist frank luntz, to republicans moving from try to kill

mccain turned into the party of no with no integrity, add in frank luntz's lie and michele bachmann's report. luntz next, first a quick comment on bachmann. >>> now tonight's first quick comment between john mccain's self-contradiction and frank luntz' position, just lie, which we'll talk about in a moment. the republicans are slowly revealing their newest policy. say anything, because they believe the republicans to whom they are talking are literally so stupid they'll believe anything. michele bachmann, who has mentally not been on this planet for three years, told a small gathering in rochester, minnesota, this terrible secret. some guy stopped her and told her he used to live in japan. she didn't get his name or nothing. but he told her, quote, in japan, people have stopped voicing their opinion on health care. he said it's because they know they would get on a list and then they wouldn't get health care. they wouldn't get in. they wouldn't get seen. so people are afraid to speak back to government. they're afraid to say anything. is that what we want for our future? that takes us

michelle bachelet urged her people to be strong facing adversity. >> i have flown over the areas, and had meetings with the local authorities to learn on site and to coordinate the actions necessary to help the affected population, the forces of nature have hurt our country greatly, and we are now having to faced a versity and having to stand again, and we are taking all necessary measures to normalize little by little the function of all of the basic services and utilities in the country, but there is a great task ahead of us. i have been in six main regions that have been affected, and we will make available help to the people that have been affected. the ministers have to do a detailed count of the disaster in each one of their areas. we will delay the start of classes until the 8th of march to protect the safety of the children, and to open shelters for people that are requiring them. >> the president bachelet is nearing her term, and the president-elect told reporters he is making disaster relief a priority in his new administration. >> translator: i would like to say to everyone

y míchel también estaría en la lista.te mover objetos con ..scott brown se convirtió oficialmente en senador federal por massa-chusetts, al juramentar su cargo en una ceremonia realizada en el capitolio nacionalqÉ tal, les informa enrique teuteló.en la capital haitiana acusan formalmente de tráfico infantil a diez estadounidense s involucrados en el manejo de niños, víctimas del terremoto. el procurador de nueva york, "andrew cuomo", presentó cargos contra bank of america el monto de pérdidas de stas "merrill lynch", con el propósito de lograr su adquisición.y la cifra semanal de solicitudes de subsidio por desempleo se ubicó en 480 mil, el nivel más alto desde mediados de diciembre. más en despierta américa. impach@h@tkío ♪(música) >>> mucho se habla de losph@uni escasez de petróleo, pero no h@ en una pi exte especial nos muestra como está más cerca la guerra del futuro. ♪ >>> este no es un conflicto cualquiera. insultando hasta la prensa. esta batalla campal para salvar el caudar que les provee de agua y estaban a punto

michelle, let's switch gears a little bit.ere in retreat at their retreat. yesterday he addressed the democrats who were in retreat at their retreat. has any -- and he had to say this which people saw on cable television. watch this. >> if everybody here turned off your cnn, your fox, your -- just turn off the tv, msnbc blogs and just go talk to folks out there instead of being in this echo chamber where the topic is constantly politics. >> steve: is that what cable news is? it's just a great big echo chamber where you should get information directly from the administration? >> if you look in the dictionary under hootspa, this sound bite ought to be there. there is more packed in there than i've ever seen in the last year. not least of all because if you turn on cable tv, who have you seen constantly 24/7 over the last couple of weeks endlessly campaigning? this president. but more to the point about getting out there and talking to the folks, what was the last year about with the tea parties and the town hall meetings? in fac

back to you. >> michelle?'re going to stay with that mission looking at stocks off the chart, under the radar. intraday high yesterday of 63.80 levels of the stock hasn't seen since january 2009. is the stock on the rise? time for investors are to get in. devries, jeff silver. for viewers, we know it's an education company but what do they do? >> they have four different verticals best known for devrie university, offering bachelors degrees in business management, technology, et cetera. but they also have a number of other properties. they run a medical school and a veterinary school called ross university. they also have the becker cpa and cfa review business. it's a diversified company but focus on education. >> why is the stock up 42%, since the march lows? >> the company is on a roll. except for the more cyclical aspects, which would be the becker and stylus cpa review business, their business is on fire. they have what i'll call a lower-end on the health care business that does nonagree programs in allied

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michelle bachelet. a lot of people are still missing. 2 million people have been displaced by this 8.8 magnitude earthquake. what are we doing here in the international desk area? take a look. we are keeping a very close eye on cnn chile because that's where we are getting a lot of our information. one of our partner networks and hearing and keeping our eye on conception which is 70 miles from the epicenter of the earthquake you mentioned. fred, one of the big stories today, 36 or so hours after the quake hit, is sadly the looting angle. have you the people so desperate just for water, for food, blankets. then you have the other part of the appropriatelation who simply is taking advantage of though situation and stealing for the sake of stealing. and we see some of the police just out trying to quell the crowds. they have gotten out tear gas, water cannons. it is evidently -- you hear these people that -- the desperation is palpable. >> translator: it is going to keep happening because it has been two f

the chilean president michelle bachelet said there's no water, no electricity and very little gasoline. at the white house president obama pledged to help out. >> the united states stands ready to assist in the rescue and recovery efforts and we have resources that are positioned to deploy should the chilean government ask for our help. >> reporter: this is the strongest quake to hit chile in 50 years. it's a region where the earth's tectonic plates bump against one another. >> the plates are gng under either south america very quickly. we get these huge earthquakes along that margin. >> reporter: there have been dozens of aftershocks following the initial magnitude 8.8 earthquake, but the ground is still moving this morning. authorities are warning people to stay away from damaged, unstable structures. for "today," george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> cecilia lagos who was there joins us via skype. we're happy you're able to join us this morning. can you tell us about the severity and the number of aftershocks that you are experiencing? >> well, we are still having lots of aftersho

that's the bottom line. >> you're absolutely right, michelle. talking about a market that is just seeing reaction to this debt, not necessarily an out and out default. we had the president of greece on last week in davos. he was telling us he's trying to get the deficit now at 13% of his country's gdp. he wants to get that deficit down to 3% of the country's gdp, in just two years. we heard president obama's budget yesterday talking about a deficit of some 10% of the overall gdp. these numbers are staggering. investors have figured out that debt is a bad thing. they're reacting to it. even if we don't see that -- >> you're darned if you do and darned if you don't. because when greece says we're going to reduce the amount of debt, what does that mean? that means deep aus stairity. that means people of the country suffer, recessions, they default on loans. >> if you want to stay in the debt, maria, you have to pay up for the insurance to insure the debt which is why we watch those cds swaps. they widened out dramatically. we have some of the bipg

michelle was a tea party activist before a the tea arrived.ou have -- do not tell me that you do not have conservatism that does not have a heart. you cannot tell me that when you see her. the next speaker here at cpac. please welcome her. [applause] ♪ be >> hello everybody. thank you, senator arlen specter. it i want to say greetings to the majority in the waiting. how does it feel? [applause] we are in the middle of a political bull market. it doesn't feel wonderful? thank you so much to the blogger of the year. minnesota may be the land of 10,000 liberals, but we have some pretty hot bloggers coming out of minnesota. to the first produced the power line blocked that exposed dan rather. those were our guys. the are just so thrilled and so honored that we have these wonderful, talented, gifted loggers out of minnesota. we really have a great sense of humor in minnesota. we are very good humored people. if you could put the first slide up for me, if you would. i am lucky enough -- [applause] do you like that? i do, too. i am lucky enough to be