michel? michel? what should i do about him? >> interact with yourself. just talk to yourself.s a great opportunity to sbro spekt your double personality. >> jimmy: yeah, you don't understand, i have to do a monologue, and it's not one if there's two guys. >> see, you don't respect the director here, especially the french one. >> jimmy: that's not true. i do the show by myself and that's -- i apologize. where was i? oh, yeah, there's a new animal sensation from germany, remember the polar bear? well, he's old news now. the new thing the internet is excited about is heidi, the cross-eyed possum. >> say hello to heidi the cross-eyed possum has become a media sensation in the country, despite the fact that she hasn't been seen in public yet. >> jimmy: well, that is cuter than a ferret with tourette's, i tell you that. >> well, that's -- that's -- you don't respect animals? >> jimmy: no, that's not true. that's not true at all, michel. >> all right, let me make it better. >> jimmy: okay. >> say hello to germany's latest animal celebrity, heidi, the non-cross-eyed possum, has become

i mean, it is no accident that michele's father was from alabama and in that in the midwest? i know that he went to boston but he ended up there, and i find it so inspiring this isn't a haphazard unfolding. these people making a decision, the decision of their lives, to leave the only place that they have ever known for places the have never seen, not knowing what the future held. and many african-americans, as is the case for any americans, wouldn't even exist because i wouldn't have existed, and michele like what not -- it would have been very different. my parents, to get to the answer your question -- story, you get us started -- [laughter] my mother from georgia to washington, d.c., my father might read it in a different decade from southern virginia to washington dc. they were from -- families were the people that have their parents that had some education. they themselves had education but they couldn't use it in the system in which they were growing up. and they decided to go to a place where they thought they could. the happened to meet there and they got married. ha

michelle bachman joins us this morning from minneapolis. well, the 112th congress is set to convene on wednesday. but i want to go back a little bit and talk about the last workings of the 111th with you, michelle. in particular, that the year ended with this deal on taxes and an extension of unemployment benefits. would that deal have been made with a congress that's about to take... convene on wednesday? >> well, that's a good question. there was a diversity of opinion on this bill. i voted against it because i was concerned about it not being paid for. it also blows a $111 billion hole in the social security trust fund. there is no money in that trust fund, so they have to go to the general treasury, where there's also no money. that means an additional borrowing for that $111 billion in addition to the $57 billion for unemployment. so we're continuing to go down the road that we've gone down before, which is spending money that we don't have. that's really i think one of the strongest messages that we took away from the election in nove

michelle miller, cbs news, danbury, connecticut. >> couric: and by the way, michelle's okay.ws." i'll be right back at the top of the hour with live coverage of the president's state of the union address. with thanks to the jones day law firm for this window on the capitol, i'm katie couric. i'll see you in a,,,,,,,,

. >>> michelle and president obama are on their way to tucson right now. they will arrive in arizona shortly. the president will deliver remarks during the event called "together we thrive, tucson and america." that takes place at 5:00 pacific time. they plan to return to washington, d.c. later tonight. we're also learning new details about what the suspect did in the hours before the shooting. investigators say alleged gunman jared loughner went to walmart twice but they won't say why. he was also stopped by a police officer for running a red light. his father says he also saw his son take a black bag out of the trunk of a family car. but when he asked what it was, jared took off running. investigators have yet to find that black bag. >>> today sarah palin is r esponding to a media backlash with an eight-minute video and a transcript on her facebook page. the controversy involves tea party rhetoric and a map palin posted online that places crosshairs over districts whose members of congress -- c ongresses supports healthcare reform. some blame her for the

as michelle manchin, she and i see this in the spouses we meet. -- as michelle mentioned, she and i see this in the spouses we meet. on vacation in hawaii, we met many military families that the marine base. what is true then and the conversations we had is what we find wherever we go run the country, a truly heroic wives and husbands to become single parents on the home front and somehow keep it all together. the house, kids, maybe even a job of their own. we see it in the resilience of so many military kids, boys and girls who, like all the other kids, are just trying to grow up, try to find their way, but who, unlike other kids, are also having to worry about whether their mom or dad is going to come home safe. come home safe. we see it die and the diversion of care givers who tend to their loved ones, -- we see it in the devotion of caregivers who tend to their loved ones day in and day out. and we see it from the quiet pride of our veterans, who only ask that we live up to those words from president lincoln, that as a nation we truly care for all those who have borne the battle. we

one of the bachelorettes, a gal named michelle, was celebrating her 0th birthday.n't stop telling everyone it was her 30th birthday. when batch already brad gave her a rose at the end of their date, she made sure everyone knew about it. >> seeing it is my birthday, i got a rose. and that was what i wanted more than anything. i got a rose. i got a rose. i feel like i got everything i wanted for my birthday. i got a rose. >> jimmy: oh, did you get a rose? so they hate her. i think we found our new vienna, by the way. later that night, they're having a party at the house. just as brad was about to make a toast, michelle grabbed him and pulled him away from the group. >> i just need two minutes. two. >> oh, okay. you got it. will you excuse me? >> before we're even done toasting, michelle goes up and steals him away. >> okay. >> people looked pissed because on the group date michelle had two one on one times with brad and now here we are, you know, the night of the rose ceremony and she's pulling him away. >> michelle's got a rose. what is she doing? >> maybe she has s

. >>> les voy a decir algo, es dramático y triste, míchel y su esposo, tienen dos niños preciosos, ylvido, él los verá cuando el juez lo diga. >>> Él admitió que tenía problemas de adicción al juego, estuvo hasta en rehabilitación, toda la información se la dio a la revista tv notas méxico, él tiene una deuda de 500 mil dólares. >>> una vida de mentira durante 7 años. >>> y de mentira para todos, porque él se hecha la culpa de que el matrimonio no haya funcionado, se quita el sombrero frente a ella. >>> que estaba al tanto del problema de su marido, dentro de ese techo se sabía lo que sucedía, a mi me extraña que esta revista que paga por exclusiva, no sé si quiso adelantarse para aclarar rumores que vengan después por la separación. >>> el pasado de ella no es tan puro y casto. >>> y también menciona que ella lo acompañaba a los casinos, y después ella se fue retirando cuando vio que no era normal. >>> es también una manera de limpiar su imagen, cuando habla de esto, y dejar de lado la reputación de ella. >>> este hombre limpió la imagen de míchel, ella venía de un escándalo muy feo

we have michele norris and isabelle with wilkerson. hav and i'm going to do a brief introduction for both of them, and then i'm going to askem questions. and i will leave time at the end so that people can askime questions, too, so probably about 3:30 we'll stop, and you can ask questions. in the introduction to the grace of silence: a memoir, michele norris writes that she began this project in 2009 because she became convinced that anaus unprecedented hidden and robuste conversation about race was taking place across the country in the wake of barack obama's historic presidential campaignak and his ascension to office. from this project, michelle unearthed painful family secreto from her father's shooting by the birmingham police less than two weeks from his dischargevi from service of world war ii. michelle traveled from her childhood home in minneapolis to her father's childhood home in the deep south to explore the things left unsaid by her familt when she was growing up. michelle was chosen as journalist of the year in 2009 by th

i'm michelle miller. also tonight, turmoil in tunisia. riots and looting break out on the streets after the country's longtime leader is forced to flee the country. and the movement and the meetia. on martin luther king's birthday, new insights into how the civil rights movement harnessed the power of mass media. >> if you're going to beat us, beat us in the light of day. beat us when the camera's on. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> good evening. exactly one week after the shooting that left six people dead and 13 wounded, tucson is showing signs of returning to normal today. heeshz the latest-- doctors say congresswoman gabrielle giffords no longer needs a ventilator. a shooting victim was arrested today and charged with making threats of his own. and at least five house members around the country held "congress on your corner" constituent meetings. john blackstone is in tucson tonight with more. good evening, john. >> reporter: good evening, michelle. today, doctors removed a breathing tube from congresswom

some of the other guests included -- included michelle quan, vera wang. and here is ed lee arriving for the din he. we talked to mayor quan about what it meant to her to be invited. >> i had not realized there were so few state dinners. >> there were actually a number of people from the bay area at the dinner, including john chen, nancy pelosi and intel e xecutive. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:16. well, state senator leland yee is insulting rush limbaugh insulting the president of china and the chinese community. yesterday, on his show, lush rhumba complained about the lag in -- rush limbaugh complained about the lag in words from the president. >>> a new report says u.s. officials have determined e xactly who executed wall street journal report daniel pearl. according to the report by a team of american journalists and students, u.s. officials using vain matching technology identified the hand of the u nseen man who killed pearl video. reportedly it's khalid sheik muhammed. the investigation

rounding out the category nicole kidman, michelle williams and jennifer lawrence.bson, cbs news, hollywood. >>> this morning on "the early show," reaction to president obama's state of the union speech. we'll hear from house majority leader eric cantor. i'm betty nguyen, this is the "cbs morning news." with chili's new $6 lunch break combos. choose from a house salad or hot, tasty soup. then pair it with a massive texas toast half sandwich, like our delicious classic turkey or our gigantic new southwestern blt, smothered in cilantro lime mayo and jam-packed with three glorious slices of applewood smoked bacon. served with fries, that's big flavor for just 6 bucks! the $6 break for bold, weekdays at chili's. ( >>> some of the so-called hockey moms are taking the nickname to a whole new level. more and more women are leaving their normal posts as spectators and getting in on the action. michelle miller takes us to the ice. >> reporter: 44-year-old terry reed is like any other mom. balancing the daily chores. >> check to make sure you have everything. >> reporter: wit

did you notice something wrong there the michelle was looking at the wrong camera it appears for six and a half minutes she had absolutely no clue what camera she was supposed to be looking at turns out she was looking at the camera the tea party provided for the speech not the camera the news networks use for the address so basically the tea party offered up michele bachmann's response whether they didn't offer up the pool feed for the networks whoever put this tea party response together should absolutely be fired you made the congresswoman look crazier than she already is which i mean let's just say it she's pretty crazy and michelle went on to spout off about spending unemployment how the tea party is good and obama's bad and then she brought up a bold face lie about health care reform take a listen what did we buy instead of a leaner smarter government we bought a bureaucracy that now tells us which life folds to buy and which may put sixteen thousand five hundred iris agents in charge of policing president obama's health care bill. see that whole i.r.s. agent claim that was deb

michele, hi. gina. charlene harrison. all right. when you are ready, make them dance.d the -- double beat. this style of dance once again coming to us from the north. the ojibwa, lakota, dancing throughout indian countries. again, one of our most competitive styles of dance. ♪

than they put the picture of him and michelle together. [laughter] and the fact if he was unknown michelle robinson was known and a lot of african-americans knew her. >> yes we do. >> and we say always joking that they have the ambivalent relationship to barack obama because the others could think they to be president. [laughter] but that was part of it this area it hundred -- introduce us to the black and will. >> but in the primary they had a quote from al sharpton who said something iran into michelle and she cornered me, i guess he had not announced to he was supporting and said i know that he could use a little bit more of her. [laughter] >> the same senator whose ass he threatened to kick on the state senate floor and was a tormentor for years said you figure out what call a war if he were white or black in he was very reluctant to support obama. the state senate president who was also african-american brought him in several times. what is your problem? he said michelle finally convinced him don't worry about him. i have got him. and

michele, hi. gina. charlene harrison. all right. when you are ready, make them dance., doubled the -- double beat. this style of dance once again coming to us from the north. the ojibwa, lakota, dancing throughout indian countries. again, one of our most competitive styles of dance. ♪ alright, one more time, give it out -- up for our jingle time dancers. [applause] coming into the arena, our women's fancy shawl dancers. make your way into the arena. when you are ready, make them dance. all right, one more time. good singing, dancing. all right. [applause] how are we looking over there, robert? good? all right, calling out our double bustle fancy dancer, mr. edgar santiago. all right. [applause] edgar, are you tired from last night? all right. when you are ready. make them dance. ♪ all right. [applause] thank you, mr. edgar santiago. [applause] all right, calling all our dancers into the arena one more time. a round dance. dancers, come on out. how about another hand for our dancers, singers? all right. rocket, city hall. here we go. all right, when you are ready, make

michele still lives in one of these camps. the earthquake killed close to a quarter million people. in october disaster struck again in the form of the deadly epidemic of cholera. the death toll now more than 30 cities 600 people dead and climbing. foreign governments pledged billions of dollars to help pay the but survivors like michelle said they haven't seen a penny of that help. >> when you're nothing has changed here he says. many people are suffering and we don't know why. for michelle and so many other haitians, this has been at a year of misery. >> sticking a live look on storm tracker 4 its excrete tracking to the northeast. " it clicked with the tail end of it over night tonight. a light rain expected here's a look at future cast and shortly to our morning. i showers in the north bay that's where will continue into the early afternoon. was line dipping down south by the 4:00 hour. i get very few showers expected to an end to the evening to our conditions. amateur wise for going to dip a few degrees into tomorrow. the morning temperatures will stay in the '40's, 45 napa, 49

a cientos de feligreses en una iglesia, y una audiencia decidirá si debe ser juzgado el médico de michelstamos en la corte. y verán qué declaró kalimba a la al salida de la procuraduría de justicia, esto y más ahora mismo en "primer impacto." >> un autobús se convierte en una bola de fuego por un despiadado atentado. vairts varias personas mueren por el ataque. amigos qué tal cómo están soy verónica del castilllo bienvenidos, y gracias por permitirnos llegar a sus hogares. >> y un ataque hizo estallar un autobús cargado de pasajeros en guatemala dejando muertos, desde la capital Érika con las imágenes de la tragedia. >> el pánico se apoderó del centro de la ciudad de guatemala los bomberos hicieron todo para apagar las llamas que destruyeron un autobús en una principal vía de quetzal el resultado fue mortal peso personas entre ellos este niño de 4 años murieron, y más de 15 heridos. >> no tuvieron tiempo de salir, y quedaron atorapadosatrapados. >> y escaparon por ventanas temían que el autobús explotoara este niño quedo ora libro de mil grol gro y hablamos con esta mujer de cinco meses

you have paul ryan, who is the budget chief chairman, michele bachmann representing the tea party.the cross currents in the republican party are fascinating. and i think they are reflected in speaker boehner, who i spent some time with this morning, and you heard in kelly's piece, saying, hey, we don't want any part in new spending. whether that's investment or competitiveness, we're not going to go there. and yet republicans are cautious about where they want to make the cuts on the big things, like defense, like entitlements. they acknowledge that the president has really got to lead the way here. there's a lot of jockeying going on, and republicans don't want to turn over their cars just yet. >> and our last poll was interesting, something close to seven in ten americans feel the president -- of everyone in that room -- is more apt to be conciliatory whether real or imagined. >> absolutely. the white house wants to seize on that. they know what can happen if the republicans run against them on one issue and are united in opposition. health care, we saw what happened in november.

be sitting with michelle obama. the chief officer of xerox. also sitting in the box this evening will be dr. peter reid of tucson, arizona, one of the doctors treating gabrielle giffords. if you have been following her progress you probably saw many hospital briefings with him included here in c-span. oklahoma. glen on the independent line. caller: i probably will not to watch the speech tonight. i want to go back on one thing the gentleman said a while ago about the american car companies shipping jobs out of the country. one problem also with the american car companies, probably about 50% of the parts and our american cars are not made in the united states -- in our american cars are not made in the united states. another thing is, i believe the speech that he is going to be giving tonight is more of a reelection speech than substance of where the country is going. he leaned to the left prior to the recent election. if he is reelected, i believe he will go back to the left, knowing he will not be able to run for a

de que se recreara lo que pasó la noche del delito, y vamos ahora con anabe cómo que reconoció a míchel evitar una demanda. > eso ocurrió aparentemente, una fuerte cercana, le dijo todo a una revista, y que luis miguel la reconoció no por gusto propio, ni rque aracely le haya dicho, sino porque la familia le iba a poner una demanda millonaria, de diez millones de dólares, por un retractivo de lo que nunca le dio. >>> qué? >>> o sea que es sólo por intereses económicos? >>>@ creo en la teoría que el señor no se entiende de ellos, ene una demanda de aracely arambula por manutención, y le creo. >>> yo veo el lado humano, él no viene de una familia unida, y de repente no entiende el valor de la familia. >>> no, no. >>> para mí él no tiene sentido de familia, no le nace consentir sa sus hijos. >>> si creas hijos. >>> por bien o por mal piensan que el dinero lo arregla todo, dasa la crianza. >>> me preocupa que hablen de eso como un hecho realizado. >>> hay algo importante, que tenemos que tomar en cuenta, recordemos que fue una fuente cercana, que quizá esa misma persona, cuenta cosaso que n

nbc's michelle kaczynski is monitoring the developments for us from our london bureau. michelle? >> reporter: good evening, lester. what we've witnessed tonight is a revolution in north africa. the scenes in the streets of the capital, tunis, have been extraordinarily, openly violent, relentless. police used live bullets on crowds of thousands. according to official reports, two dozen protestors have been killed since demonstrations began last month. but they've also been successful. >> we don't want food. we don't want jobs. we want him out. >> reporter: tonight, the prime minister announced that the president ben ali has relinquished power to him and fled the country. just yesterday, ben ali tried to quell the fury caused by high unemployment and food prices by offering sweeping reforms. but all too late. in this u.s. friendly islamic country, with a long history of combatting terror, supporting education and women's rights, a stunning downfall. >> extraordinary. absolutely extraordinary to watch. this was an extraordinary moment in middle eastern history. >> reporter: around t

michelle, we're going to allow do you do that. michelle? so you can do your pac -- is it nominations or are they the four that are coming on to your pack? >> yes. they've already been chosen? >> yes, they have. >> we have no objection from the board members. so you can do that. >> thank you very much. good evening, superintendent and members of the public families. my name is michelle, and this is my younger daughter gabriela who attends cotton elementary school. and i'm joined by fellow pack member marco. and we have another pack member who's going to present this evening. she's not here yet. it may be because of the park situation. we'll go ahead and proceed. once we give that then, we'll move into into the nomination of our new members if that's all right. so marco, do you want to go ahead with the transportation stuff? >> yes. >> ok. >> [speaking in spanish] >> good evening, we know that the district is talking to with c.i.f. and the after school programs about these issues and appreciate what is being done to make sure they are part of

good evening, michelle. >> reporter: good evening. the first reported tornado touched down in arkansas early this morning, killing an elderly couple and a farmer as he was milking his cows on his dairy farm. it was just the beginning of a deadly day. the violent winter storm that tore through the nation's midsection hit the town of cincinnati, arkansas, particularly hard, killing three people in a town of about 100, and injuring more than a dozen. >> this is our house. this is all that's left of it. >> reporter: tammy borden's boyfriend was inside their century old house when the storm hit. amazingly, he survived. >> all of a sudden everything lifted up. it threw him over there in that field over there. >> reporter: fast-moving high winds flattened hundreds of homes and left thousands without power. >> it was phenomenally fast. it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: high winds too in missouri where a state of emergency was declared after tornadoes reportedly killed at least three. >> reporter: there's trees in the roadway. power lines.

michelle kosinski joins us live now from tel aviv with that part of the story. michelle? >> reporter: hi, kate. people here say they know they are watching history unfold around the clock on their television. of course, for them, the difference is it is so close. already, we are seeing some people enter gaza from egypt through tunnels and what happens to egypt next will determine whether israel still has that one key ally in its own region. on a rainy night in tel aviv, people warm up in cafes to relax, the conversation returns to the fire that's raging a border away. >> we watch television and we are frayed. we are afraid. no doubt, every israeli is afraid. >> reporter: afraid of losing mubarak and egypt as an ally, even if it is, they acknowledge, a cold peace, but one that's endured more than 30 years. afraid of the potential for a harder line islamic leadership there, strengthening others around them. afraid of militants crossing through tunnels into the gaza strip, like newly escaped prisoner hassan washa, who readily admits he was locked up in egypt for plotting an

. >>> y dicen que luis miguel reconoció a míchel salas como su hija por miedo. >>> y quiero ir de inmediato y el nuevo escándo de vadhir derbez. >>> mi pecho no es bodega, estoy asombrado con esto, soy el primero en pensar que puede ser uno de los mejores artistas del medio, y acaba, una revista acaba de sacar fotografías, donde aparentemente, se lo muestra teendo relaciones, una ciber sex. >>> se estaba masturbando. >>> si, se alega que es vadhir derbez. >>> l llevaría con su novia que estaba del otro lado, y hasta el momento no se sabe quién filtró estas fotografías. >>> yo que esutuve en la cama con vadir, me niego a pensar que esto haya ocurrido, cuando un montón de artistas tienen vida privada. >>> tuve la oportunidad de hablar con él, y se encontraba muy triste, por la publicación, nunca las negó, ni afirmó, y dijo que viajaría a méxi, para tocrarse unas fotografías, junto a su padre, y lo veremos en una fortada de una revista, se quedarán con la boca abierta con estas fotos. >>> se supone que se estaba masturbando, porque su novia lo estaba viendo, cómo es posible que la novia filtró

so at this time i ask all americans to join me and michelle in keeping all the victims and their families, including gabby, in our thoughts and prayers. those who have been injured, we are rooting for them and i know gabby is as tough as they come. and i am hopeful that she's going to pull through. obviously, our hearts go out to the family members of those who have been slain. we are going to get to the bottom of this and we're going to get through this, but in the meantime, i think all of us need to make sure that we're offering our thoughts and prayers to those concerned. thank you. >> president obama, giving remarks after the shooting of arizona eighth district representative gabrielle giffords. at least five people killed during an event she was hosting for constituents in tucson, including federal judge john roll and a 9-year-old. police say the alleged shooter is in custody. he's been identified by people familiar with the investigation as jared loughner, 22 years old. the pima county sheriff's office says he used a pistol during the shootings. federal officials are examining a mys

. >>> michelle obama has written an open letter to parents urging them to talk to their children about the tucson shooting. mrs. obama says, quote, the questions my daughters have asked are the same ones many of your children will have. but they will provide an opportunity for us as parents to teach some valuable lessons about the character of our country, about the values we hold dear, and about finding hope at a time when it seems far away. >>> investigators are learning more about shooting suspect jared loughner. a black bag authorities believe loughner had the morning of the attack was found near his home. inside was the same type of ammunition used in the shooting. cbs news has confirmed loughner stayed at this motel the night before the shooting. police reports from the community college loughner attended describe him as creepy and very hostile. loughner's parents were told he would have to undergo a mental health exam before he could return to class. >> they need as much help as everybody else that's involved with the shooting. i hope no one would blame them for what happened. >

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when asked by sarkozy, the first lady of france, how michelle liked living in the white house, michelle responded, it's hell. the most honest person of the year. the most overrated, pat. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad of iran. no, he is not adolf hitler. >> eleanor. >> overrated, the surge of democratic voters in '08. they didn't show up for the mid- term. >> monica. >> most overrated, hillary clinton as secretary of state. in every major foreign policy issue she's either been a failure or awol. russia, china, iran, north korea, the middle east peace process and afghanistan. >> you don't agree with that, mort. >> no, i don't. the two million students in pharris who rioted when the social security system will be broke by the time they get to the age they're worried about. >> the most overrated, the democratic party boasts that it has the edge in social media to build political strength. namely, using networking websites like facebook or twitter or my space, or four square, et cetera. the tea party and the gop has clearly caught up and surpassed so therefore their claim -- the democrats' claim is

michelle, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, harry. it's been a wonderfully mild day here in new york city, high, 44 degrees, and officials say that means larger crowds. it's estimated that more than a million people will be here in times square when the ball drops. >> we're just getting married when the ball drops wherever we are. >> reporter: as revelers stake out their positions in times square, new york police and federal agents are focused on making sure they're safe. >> we'll be following tips and leads that may be coming in. >> reporter: assistant f.b.i. director jan vedarchek oversees new york's operation center. she says agents have seen more internet chatter recently. >> we've been monitoring all of the intelligence, but we are reasonably comfort that there is no specific and credible threat out there for this evening. >> reporter: even so, radiation detectors are being deployed, hazmat teams are standing by and thousands of n.y.p.d. officers are on patrol. >> a lot of cops and, you know, there's undercover and they're everyw

michelle bachman is fifth. mitt romney is 35%. he is romney did announce he will run for president later in the spring. the primary is a year away. a number of these candidates, we knew everybody running for president. now we have a situation where maybe a handful of candidates have staffers on the ground. romney is not a new hampshire residence. he is technically a resident of massachusetts. he had the expectations he had to do fairly well. i think he met those with a clear victory. a fuad of those numbers, you get to 35 -- if you add up those numbers, you get to 35%. >> michelle bachman will be delivering the response following the state of the union address. let's listen to what she said when supporters question her to whether she would run next year. whether she'll run next year. >> i know it is shocking that when a girl goes to iowa but i'm here to be a part of that conversation for 2012. there's been no decision but i want to be a part of the conversation. michelle bachmann on friday in iowa. we have seen so much energy. act

. >> y bueno cargada de drama estuvo la seda sesión de audiencia por la muerte de michel jackson, elerró el momento en que el riel pop fue hallado en estado inconciente y salvador está en la corte de los los Ángeles y nos amplía la información. >> qué tal muy buenas tardes detalles que se dieron a conocer en la audiencia en contra del doctor de michel jackson, entre lágrimas alberto Álvarez dice que el doctor conrad murray lo hizo cubrir medicinas antes de llamar al 911. >> palabras en español por favor. >> el dramático testimonio de alberto Álvarez director de alonsotico dejó a mucho en su llanto incluyendo a familiares de jackson que estuviero presentes en la corte. >> en corte el testigo principal en el caso dijo que llegó a decir la verdad y declaró que quedó en shock al ver que mientras el doctor trataba de revivirlo el órgano sexual del cantante tenía un aparato médico sobre él. >> qué opina pnsa que es inocente o culpable el doctor de la muerte de michel jackson? >>> no lo vi decir, porque a lo mejor ya él le dio como él dice su medicina a su medida y a lo mejor tomó peso poco

they were delighted by the fact that michele bachmann was taking up this space.he wanted minnesotans to be armed and dangerous. you don't pick better opponents if you're in the white house than that. and on the other side, i talked to republican leadership today on the hill who just shook their head and rolled their eyes and said, michele bachmann is about michele bachmann and really bad for us and a distraction, so you never know how these things play out but i suspect the republicans are right. the white house is right. that this was not a good move for the gop. >> on the other hand, joe, it's like a family, isn't it? i mean, the gop has this new and rising faction, the democrats have been through this. they always carry out their political business in public. >> right. >> the liberal wing, the conservative wing of the democratic party. >> but there's so many others that could have delivered this message without the baggage that michele bachmann brings. somebody that called the president's government thuggish. that, again, talks about americans needing to be ar

then you know it's created specifically for us americans that we can have even larger popper's to michelle obama being linked to pedestrian deaths probably not how you think and of course the stupid tourist who hired a hooker in vegas and now is suing over the matter so joining me to discuss all these stories for unfortunately what could be the very last time is comedian seaton smith are you doing c.b.s. you already sad i'm sad as the last time will tell the viewers why he's moving to new york usually it's a better place and people apparently. just. let's not start with the president so right now to sort of michelle obama and i find this really unfortunate because you know she. is leading a campaign to to deal with obesity to squash it in america i am part of that is telling people to go out there you know get out and start walking and so because of this the governor's highway safety association says that pedestrian deaths have increased in the first half of twenty ten because the more you walk the more exposed your risk you are really republicans really this is the best they got right now

ice-skater michelle quan was also there. michelle obama wore the red gown you see there by alexander mcqueen. >> win a few olympic medals and then you're invited. >> that's all you have to do. go out in a couple years, win a couple gold medals. see what parties you get invited to. >> i think it's a little too late for me. >> she's a junior ambassador or something, she did some stuff like that. she's pretty smart. she's going to what, george washington. >> you know a lot about michelle quan. >> i read a lot! it's a sports fan! i like sports. the wife and i, i do figure skating and i have to know a lot. you know what i'm saying. >> wow! looking at you in a whole new way. >> all right. let's move on. i'll get my man card pulled! looking from the berkeley hills. the winds gusting up to 53 mph. at times looking to the west. the winds mainly strongest up in the hills. in our valleys where we have less wind, it is much cooler. 40 fairfield. look at the string of 50s. concord, oakland, san francisco, half moon bay. 54 mountain view.

that being the case, in south carolina people had to deployed michele obama. it was -- i was interviewing people who were there for the south carolina primary. they took to putting his picture up, the sun rise, they took to putting his picture up and people would see him and see his harvard background and the next question would be who is he married to? this picture of him and michele and girls together and the fact that barack obama was an unknown quantity. michele robinson was a very known quantity. lot of african-americans knows someone like her. we kind of a -- they have an ambivalent relationship to barack obama because they love a black man running around thinking he could be president of the united states so that was part of this thing, needing this sarah getty institute into a way that was understandable. >> this reminds me of a line in the new york magazine. they had a quote from al sharpton who said something to the effect that i ran into the shower and she cornered me. he hadn't announced who he was supporting and he said he could use a little bit m

michel, could you come up real quick? [applause] his work every year really changes people's hearts and minds. if you could just speak for a few minutes about the festival and the success you faced this year. here is the award for this year's fair of heritage month. thank you. [applause] -- this year's arab heritage month. thank you. [applause] >> find the executive director of the arab festival. -- i'm the executive director. will i accept this proclamation on behalf of the arab-american community in sentences go with deep gratitude and affection -- the arab-american community in san francisco with deep gratitude and affection. allow me to thank our mayor, gavin newsom, for establishing arab heritage month, which will always be proudly remembered by our community and future generations. [applause] our thanks and appreciation also goes to mike farrah, a community member, leader, and representatives who worked diligently to make this a reality for our community. lastly shadi elkarra, who tirelessly put the details for this

today's initiatives were spearheaded by michelle obama and the vice president. >> the president will deliver the state of address tomorrow as well as the republican promise. both speeches will be streamed at www.abc7.com. afterwards we'll have a special edition of "abc 7 news" at about 7:30. >> the intern that cared for gabrielle giffords will sit with first lady michelle obama during the state of the union. president obama called daniel hernandez at a hero at a memorial service for helping control giffords' bleeding after she was shot. she was one of 19 people shot outside a grocery store more than a week ago. six people were killed including a nine-year-old girl and a program judge. >> meantime, giffords is being treated in the intensive care unit at a houston hospital. doctors have inserted a temporary tube to drain fluid from her brain, fluid build-up is a common problem with head injuries. >> and a suspected gunman jared loughner will be back in court this afternoon in phoenix. he is charged with the attempted assassination with giffords along with other counts of attempted murd

. >> y bueno tiempo de la pausa comercial y en seguida michel jackson se suicidio o murió por negligenciaitussin lo hace más fácil. haz clic en el buscador de alivio robitussin en robitussin.com. [ se sorbe la nariz ] sólo haz clic sobre tus síntomas y obtén el alivio adecuado. el pasillo de catarro y tos hecho más simple. el buscador de alivio robitussin en robitussin.com. es así de sencillo. . >> hoy comenzó en los Ángeles audiencia de varios días para presentar evidencias y determinar si el médico de michel jackson ira a juicio por homicidio involuntario, dicen que estaba muerto cuando conrad murray estaba murlt. >> por parte de la defensa en este movimiento su opciones son il limitadas ya si el caso llega a un jurado y lo probable es que si va a ser que va a llegar a un jurado y se podrá ver que evidencias son más. >> y la fiscalía dijo que la autopsia podría ser de una semana. >> y la armada norteamericana destruyo al comandante por el video producido abordo de la embarcación y fueron grabados en el 2007 cuando owen se del personaaba como director del barco de guerra. >> y en kentuck

. >>> the president, first lady michelle obama, and his staff gather on the white house south lawn on monday to take part in the vigil. [ bell tolling ] arizona residents also observed a moment of silence. they gathered with investigators at the site of the shooting. the incident on saturday left six dead and 14 injured, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. she remains in critical condition from a gunshot to the head. among the dead are a federal judge and a 9-year-old girl. at the elementary school where christina taylor green attended, students and teachers put up messages of sympathy. she was born on the day of the september 11th terrorist attacks. the fbi is investigating the suspect, jared loughner, who opened fire at a gathering for giffords. the 22-year-old has been charged of murder and attempted murder. investigators are trying to determine the motive. they say loughner is barely responding to their questions. a note found in loughner's home suggests that he may have planned to assassinate the lawmaker. >>> french president sarkozy has pledged to work with the united s

and found joy in life. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama, vice-president joe biden, former president bill clinton, and oprah winfrey all came to honor the map who started the peace corps. >> your dad not only was prepared to make life better than it was, he made it better than it was for literally millions of people. >> reporter: shriver was remembered in music as well as words. his daughter, maria shriver, recalled a loving father. >> perhaps his greatest achievement was showing us and our family how to show up in other people's lives and how to love unconditionally. >> reporter: he left his family letter with these parting words. >> all of you should be happy, happy that i am finally getting to meet our lord, my favorite superstar, face-to-face. >> reporter: sarent shriver left a public legacy of good works and a private legacy of love that lives on in his children. >> gad god bless you daddy. >> alan: much more ahead, including the latest encouraging sciences in the recovery of representative gabrielle giffords. japan launches a rocket the international space station. why astronau