-- or for michelle. anybody up here? >> susan? >> michelle, i can't remember whether it was the few seem event or "waiting for superman" or somewhere elsewhere you were in a discussion with jeffrey canada, and he made the observation about the fact that many of the people that this change is meant to benefit are opposedded to it. opposed to it. and be how disturbing that is. and i wonder if you could comment on that in terms of the most active parents and community members being -- not grasping the reason for the change? .. >> keep many mind that sousa is that school in waiting for superman that was one of the worst in the world, essentially, and a lot was at stake in this mayoral election because it was clear if fenty lost that michelle would be gone. al -- it wasn't career during the pri -- clear during the primary at all because it was very harsh attitudes towards reforms. i thought if this is a school where this community had everything to lose, this would be it, and i was shocked interviewing parent

the mayor lost his job and michelle lost her job. and to those who would say that, i would say you've acting good point there. so why -- why would anyone do that? a couple of reasons. there's a whole group of politicians who believe, you know, that i've done michelle light as possible where you can do the same kind of reforms only you smile more when you're doing them. and you're more collaborative. are they right. i think it depends on the school district, you know, a midfunctioning school district probably could do that. but, unfortunately, there are a lot of school districts -- too many school districts with the same profile and i don't think you can get away with it. there's another way of answering this question. 'cause i recall asking this of kevin johnson. >> i thought here's a politician whose also immersed in education issues and also went door to door campaigning. and i asked kevin, you know, speaking of the mayor, why would you -- why would anyone reach out for michelle rhee kind of person considering what happened? and he

and it was difficult to watch that kind of rejection of michelle. >> hinojosa: so now, where michelle is kind of the... you know, we are... and you sometimes write, you say, "you know, when i'm having a bad day, i think about michelle, and boy, it's got to be worse for her!" but i'm thinking about, "well, how's michelle doing today? what is she doing?" you know, i'm really glad she's got a lot of support in that household-- because she does, lucky her; we all wish we did-- but you know, how is she handling it? and i do often think, "it's got to be rough." >> yup. >> hinojosa: it's got to be rough for her. >> you know, i'll say that... so the acceptance-- the coming to love and find michelle obama as iconic-- in one part helps to heal that anxiety i was talking about, but if we go back to cathy cohen's push, it's also to say, "okay, so the acceptance of michelle obama still ends up marginalizing other folks." so my mother, who's retired and lives in the home with me and helps raise my daughter, loves the obama family mostly because mama robinson is part of the obama family, and she was

so that is my favorite michelle story. and i'm going to rock but because i know q&a is far more interesting than this mean to me. so the significance of the book is my guy didn't in starting the book was that michelle would be tapping core issues that we will see played out in states and school districts in the coming years. and i'd like to say something genius on my part is accidental. in fact that is happening. if you look at the teachers contract in a look at colorado, florida, new jersey, new york and all those places if you look at the reforms that are proposed are just starting, to see how they played out in the ground in washington d.c. of course, some politicians will see what happened here and say why would we do that? mayor lost their job and michelle lost her job. to those who would say that, if you've got a good point. so why would anyone do that? you know, a couple of reasons. there's a whole group of politicians in something where you can do the same kind of reforms, on the smile more and when you are doing t

so that is made favorite michelle story.nd i'm going to wrap it up because they know q&a is far more interesting than listening to me. the significance of the book is my gut instinct in starting the book was michelle would be tackling the core issues that we are going to b.c. plane out and states and school districts in the coming years. and you know, i'd like to say some genius on my part is accidental, but in fact it is happening. if you look at the teachers contract and you are colorado, florida, new jersey, nevada, new york. and all those places come if you look at reforms proposed to see how they play out on the ground would be washington d.c. of course, some politicians will look at what happened and say why would we do that? the maher lost his job in the show lost job. and to those who would say you've got a good point there. so why would anyone do that? a couple of reasons. there's a whole group of politicians were you can do the same kind of reform only a smile more when you're doing them and you are more collaborat

michelle, how, what was your timeline?w long do you think it really would have taken you to get the schools to the point where everyone in this room would feel comfortable sending their own children to them? >> when, when mayor fenty and i started our effort together, we talked about the transformation of the school district for two terms over an eight-year period. and not that at the end of eight years everything would be perfect, but at the end of eight years we really felt that the entire city would be able to look back and say this is a wildly different school district than it was when they got started. and, you know, it's interesting because during my three and a half years here, i was with often greeted with advice, maybe, from these people who would say you need to slow down. you are doing -- you're trying to do too much too fast, and you need to understand that change doesn't happen overnight. and i will tell you that none of the people who said that to me had children in the d.c. public schools. see, i have my chi

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that is what kind of person michele bachmann is.nd michele bachmann does not care about the poor people at all. i know because i am one of them. host: who was the strongest person and the conference today? caller: i think steven king, him talking he was of the strongest. the republicans -- i am not blaming them up -- they say one thing and do another. so when they talk about what they are going to do, they do the exact opposite, because why would they be sitting -- why would big business be sitting on $2 trillion when everybody does not have a job and everything else? thahost: i'm sorry. i did cut you off. we go next to another caller from minnesota. don in st. paul. caller: i am behind newt gingrich simply because we need to go back to strong up court conservative of values. that is where the republican party constantly goes wrong. then the lines become blurred and we're one pork project away from becoming a democrat and that has been a problem with the republican party all along. 45% of the people and this country have core conser

please join me in welcoming back to iowa congresswoman michele bachmann. [applause]

hey there michelle let's talk about this decision by the u.s. as one of the members of the u.n. security council to support a no fly zone in libya and perhaps why it's a first on the reaction to what's going on elsewhere like they in ivory coast or bahrain or yemen. well over her say i think we have to understand that this is not really a no fly zone a no fly zone in fact implies a bombing campaign and good credible reactions are ongoing i think the timing of this operation is stage we can't really make any clear statements although we have we have the statements made by by france and britain so that event that i think well should be understood first of all that this intervention even though it is adopted on the. you were you aware of the auspices is interrogation of international law and you can't simply go into a country and started bugging the other place color pretext that you're coming to the rescue of civilians and since when has president obama come to the rescue of civilians he's bombing a lot of parker start with the drone attacks he's killing people in iraq. and those

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you put it on apparently michelle missed american history one o one that shot that started america's war for independence didn't happen in new hampshire it was fired over in massachusetts now soon after the gaffe bachmann posted a message on her facebook page that said so i misplaced the battle's concord and lexington by saying they were in new hampshire it was my mistake massachusetts is where they happened in hampshire is where they are were they are still proud of it now a few hours later she posted again on facebook saying and by the way that will be the last time i borrow president obama's teleprompter but it is just so funny michel but you see there's a reason the president uses the teleprompter so he doesn't make stupid mistakes in public now this is not michelle's first. screwup either when it comes to american history and in january speech the tea party leader invoked her love of the founding fathers who quote worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the united states except too bad for michele bachmann many of the founders like george washington and thomas jefferson w

>> bob gates. >> it's tempting to say michelle back man who is outside of the administration.hris: you did. >> bob gates or hillary clinton. >> i'm going to say william daily is a new player and i've heard good buzz about the way he's changed things. chris: that will get you an interview. >> i was going to say bob gates until he was overruled by hillary clinton. chris: you think he was smarter on the libya situation? >> yes, absolutely. chris: i think it's bill clinton because of hillary clinton. thanks to a great roundtable, michael duffy, katty kay, norah o'donnell and andrew sullivan.

>> bob gates. >> it's tempting to say michelle back man who is outside of the administration.is: you did. >> bob gates or hillary clinton. >> i'm going to say william daily is a new player and i've heard good buzz about the way he's changed things. chris: that will get you an interview. >> i was going to say bob gates until he was overruled by hillary clinton. chris: you think he was smarter on the libya situation? >> yes, absolutely. chris: i think it's bill clinton because of hillary clinton. thanks to a great roundtable, michael duffy, katty kay, norah o'donnell and andrew sullivan. [ ryan ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ so i used mine, to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

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michele norris i want to read you a quote from michelle bachmann. she seems to be leading more to this idea to run for president. she says what i love about new hampshire and what we have in common is our extreme love for liberty. you were the state where the shot was heard around the world in concord. that's the gaffe that was heard around the world. >> not the first one. >> she's had a series of these. she ready for prime time? >> the voters are the one whose have to decide that. it's really interesting because despite the gaffes, despite the fact that there are a lot of people who seem willing to dismiss her, there's a lot of people that embrace her. she picked up support in iowa. we're looking at iowa first because it's the starting gun. supposed to be first. she comes from a neighboring state and among the growing but sort of loosely organized tea party federation in the state they look at her and same someone. they like her fighting spirit. we live in difficult times. people might like what they hear in terms of fighting spirit but in the end

school chancellor michelle read.d then a form on the future of home ownership which includes comments from vice-president biden's economic adviser sharon bernstein, a panel of experts on the future of fannie mae and freddie mac, and a speech from former secretary henry cisneros. a couple of live events for tomorrow morning, friends of the earth posted discussion comparing japan's nuclear situation with what happened with the power plant at chernobyl. a few minutes after that, at 9:45 a.m. eastern, we will be live on c-span 3 when the national association of community health centers hears from dr. donald burr with -- donald berwick. >> live, saturday, possible gop presidential candidates, haley barbour, newt gingrich, rick santorum, michele kaine, at the conservative principles conference. on "road to the white house" on sunday, our interview with rick santorum. >> next, a discussion on public education with sacramento mayor kevin johnson and former washington, d.c. school chancel michelle rhe. after leaving the d.c.

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

schools chancellor michelle rhee. mr. johnson heads the education department's mayor advisory council. after leading -- leaving the d.c. school system, michelle rhee founded "student's first." from the clinton school of public service from the lead -- from the university of arkansas, and this is one hour and a half. >> in his 2011 state of the union address, or that obama mentioned the words "educate and education" 14 times. it underscores the need for real, lasting reform in our education system. the president asked us to do what is necessary to give all children a chance to succeed, but in doing so, he is admitting that we have too many kids in this country who are born into a search from stances where success is not a legitimate option. our guests tonight are out to change that. michelle rhee is a former classroom teacher and a founder of the new teacher project the certifies and supports teachers in a high poverty schools. she is known for her tenure as the chancellor of washington, d.c. public schools in her new role

obama visitaron una escuela donde leyeron a estudiantes, y michel leyó en glins y margarita leyó en nosotros muy buenas noches y desde washington buenas noches para ti jorge. >> preguntas de los niños son las más difíciles. >> gracias. >> (♪).

with me was a beatles song, "michelle."n the army in frankfurt, germany, and i was staying with a german friend who was making cabbage soup for me and had this radio up on a tall shelf and i heard this song coming on. ♪ michelle my bell beautiful. the thing that makes it wild is that years later i made a comment to "rolling stone" that the beatles, for me growing up with elevator music. it was taken wildly out of context and i still receive death threats from beatles fans years later. i sat down at a table with yoko ono and sean lennon and they were teasing me about it and i was apologizing and they were like, michael, calm down, it's okay. maybe the death threats will stop if you put this on tv. ♪ sugar ♪ oh honey honey >> the song "sugar sugar." i remember building a wall between myself and my sisters at the breakfast table with, using cereal boxes. but one of the boxes had a whole in the middle of it, because you god a 45 on the back. i remember cutting it out and placing it on the turn table. it was fantastic. ♪ you kno

. >> that is minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann with jonathan karl of abc. she was in iowa this week following last week's visit to new hampshire. jonathan martin of "politico" writes that she rose millions in her last campaign. she was born in iowa, conservative, and 60% of o iowa caucus goers identify themselves as evangelical. what about malecki? -- tim pawlenty? >> confident it, two-term governor. he's not somebody republicans are on fire about, but he carries the least amount of baggage among the major candidates trade with romney, we have health care in massachusetts. gingrich, a lot of stuff in his past. with other candidates, you have difficulties. palin as high negatives. he is relatively anodyne, at no negatives that i can see pretty . >> jonathan margin is writing that mitt romney is going to do a slow slog here, raising money, and it will drop off one by one. >> romney has got romneycare. i don't know what he does about that. >> does anybody make your heart beat faster? [laughter] >> they cannot come up with an answer. >> this is not a year where

hey guys welcome michel ancel on the a lot of show the part of our guests not to say on the topic nowi want to hear audience says well i think you seem to video response more to twitter for part of the question that we've posted on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is seriously normal it's a. full. six feet. it's. a lot of questions flying around out there right now regarding the military attacks on libya and rightly so and there are no simple answers either no one word to describe what's going on except for that one word but no one seems to want to use war make no mistake about it despite the obama administration's attempts to call this a limited humanitarian intervention or journalists that are carefully labeling it as simply a military operation this is a war if you choose a side you start dropping bombs the result of which ultimately are deaths and destruction and it's a war and the length of the campaign the size of it not to mention the truth when it is president obama reportedly doesn't want to give an oval office address about our latest military end

. >> that is minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann with jonathan karl of abc. she was in iowa this week following last week's visit to new hampshire. jonathan martin of "politico" writes that she rose millions in her last campaign. she was born in iowa, conservative, and 60% of o iowa caucus goers identify themselves as evangelical. what about malecki? -- tim pawlenty? >> confident it, two-term governor. he's not somebody republicans are on fire about, but he carries the least amount of baggage among the major candidates trade with romney, we have health care in massachusetts. gingrich, a lot of stuff in his past. with other candidates, you have difficulties. palin as high negatives. he is relatively anodyne, at no negatives that i can see pretty . >> jonathan margin is writing that mitt romney is going to do a slow slog here, raising money, and it will drop off one by one. >> romney has got romneycare. i don't know what he does about that. >> does anybody make your heart beat faster? [laughter] >> they cannot come up with an answer. >> this is not a year where

valles fue incluida por la revista news wek en las 150 mujeres que han sacudido al mundo junto con michellepo pudiera durar este proceso? >>> bueno, este ombusman de juárez dice que son dos etapas, puede ser una o dos semanas para realizar la entrevista, y si no tiene antecedentes penales puede estar en libertad condicional, y dura entre uno y dos años, y ella no se encuentra detenida, solamente están sus familiares, algunos están bajo custodia, y cruzaron por el puente del porvenir en el valle de juárez, y fueron hasta este lugar. >>> gracias. >>> hoy se celebra el día mundial de la mujer, en méxico se estrenó un museo de la mujer, y decenas de escritoras resumieron los logros del feminismo, pero fue día de manifestaciones para recordar la discriminación de los maltrato que sufren muchas mujeres. >>> tuve la fortuna de casarme con una gran mujer que es margarita zavala. >>> a 100 años de celebrar el día internacional de la mujer, y el presidente calderón reconoció que por diferentes cosas no se respeta su dignidad. >>> vivimos en méxico en una sociedad machista, persisten actitud que frena

[applause] [applause] president mendoza: thank you, michelle. nice job, honey. >> good afternoon, mr. garcia and members of the board, my name is demere hill. i am a student that attends brar heart elementary since preschool. i have been with the bay view community all my life. i had teachers that believed in me and helped me to achieve my dream and help my community. my only principal was mrs. frankin. she was a courageous person in my opinion. ms. franklin gave african-americans a chance to have a quality education. i had a p.e. teacher named coach duke. he taught me how to be a man. my teacher didn't see behavioral problems with me, they saw a boy whose potential was encouraging. they gave me a chance to excel and have higher expectations for me. i hope that the changes you make in my community, that you make sure that teaches and principals, they are careful about our students and push them forward to achieve academic excellence. thank you for your time and i am counting on you to make the right choices. [applause] president mendoza: thank y

y "la tijera" recibe otro pitazo y te deja saber lo que míchel salas hizo en europa.esta tijera está muy afilada y comenzamos ya. ♪ >>> buenas tardes, "la tijera" corta sin miedo y descubre cosas que nadie sabía, y una de ellas es lo que se atrevió a rechazar aracely de luis miguel. y carolina qué más tenemos. >>> laura bozzo quedó en la lista de las mujeres más feas del mundo, según tv y notas, y verán como reaccionó laura. >>> comadres, hay doble tijeretazo en este programa, uno se lo lleva una famosa que deja que su hija coma gomitas en forma de pene. y el otro tijeretazo se lo digo más adelante. >>> esta mañana jorge ramos y maría elena salinas demostraron que son serios para las noticias, pero eso no le resta el buen humor, van a saber cómo "la tijera" descubrió. >>> y el aplauso del día se lo vamos a dar a ninel conde porque tenemos un reportaje donde se corona como la reina del desliz, y van a ver como desliza una respuesta cachonda. >>> y quiero comenzar con galilea cuando le preguntan si vive un romance con un político de acapulco, y vean esto. ♪ >>> nuevamen

they said that it showed that michelle rhee is lying.hey pulled up the data from my school and look at all the children from the third grade, not this -- not just the kids at my school. they said they were not at the 90 percentile or above. they said, that proves she is a liar. in fact, it did not. they were looking at the entire great of kids, not just the kids in my class. there was no way to choose the exact kids who were in my class. what is visible in those test scores is that the fact -- is that the group of children who went through the second and third grade -- all of -- out of all of the students in the treatment group, the kids that started out with the lowest test scores, they ended up as the highest scorers. even though we cannot go back and pulled the individual kids and showed bad, what is absolutely unequivocal is that we -- pulled the individual kids that, what is absolutely unequivocal is that we raised the test scores. you have the evidence right in front of view of whether or not you are moving the student achievement

that he could beat obama easy tim collins he has put out another well produced hollywood style ad michele bachmann has announced that she's forming an exploratory committee and you can't quite decide how he feels about flip flopping so he just keeps put plopping in hopes that nobody's going to notice that romney is suddenly looking very popular with tea partiers a recent poll that father and son rod and rand paul are deciding between each other as to which one is going to run and then who could forget herman cain has announced that he is running and is already on a muslim hating spree despite admitting that he doesn't really know anything about islam it's really quite a comical group but could the next president be among that joining me to discuss that is david paterson host of the david jackson show david thanks for joining us tonight now you know one hand like i said it's a comical group but i enjoy watching their exploits and i find it entertaining but at the same time when i think of the fact that one of them might actually be the president i get a little scared haven't you. yet here

what else i find frustrating personally as a woman i guess you could say is that sarah palin and michele bachmann are really the only ones involved here they're the only female representation i'm just wondering where is the republican hillary clinton you know do they have some kind of aversion to smart women. you had this is a fascinating topic i had anti sexist expert jackson cats who writes for huffington post on my show recently he said the reason women like michele bachmann and sarah palin are actually a popular among white men who tend to vote for republicans is that they themselves subscribe to some of the same sexist misjudging us added suits that may be typical of the right standard republican voter that's why you're not seeing a hillary clinton on the republican side it's very deeply rooted in that voting bloc of white men which is so important for republicans i don't know if you ask me as sarah and not todd are definitely a she is definitely wanted in charge and that family let's switch over to donald trump of course he loves public safety he loves the spotlight loves the media

figure out a we have to stop this kind of terrible of solution and he later this later this month michele bachmann will be speaking sponsored by the network of iowa christian home educators bachmann claims she's raised her own five children plus twenty three foster children and is a big supporter of homeschooling in yourself which is odd considering her dodgy knowledge of american history for example she believes the regular revolutionary war was started in hampshire and the founding fathers ended slavery but assuming the bachmann does start her own school her classes are you looking forward to taking the most thereafter very question a public speaking want to one while i contact is overrated be european history want to one why we don't need to leave it learn it or see biology want to one the myth of evolution. playing off you know me speaking i would say i would learn which is barack obama's fifty seven states. it's actually fifty nine fifty seven states two more to go through with your time i would probably go with public speaking and cheese you know as much as people like that it's all

chossudovsky editor of global research start say all right michelle first off clearly we're not the only ones drawing these parallels between libya and the former yugoslavia you know the white house has a lot of intelligence on this what do you think the administration of things is doing differently this time. well first of all we have to understand this. in a sense to guide. us all subsequent humanitarian bombings the way they did it in one thousand nine hundred nine i recall it well here's a girl i was involved in. actually at the very much there is that they had. a very detailed list of targets and in fact these were called legitimate military targets but they also included. shares t.v. stations schools and seventeenth century churches that is called monuments so that when not the. three humanitarian operation to save civilians the very act of bombing the straw is lie and destroys a country and i from the reports that we're getting from libya that is exactly what is happening the bombings are not strictly directed against military targets they go they are they are also bombing ho

hey guys welcome michel ancel on the obama show we've heard our guests have to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go on to you tube video response our twitter profile of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is we play. all right it's time for tonight's tool time award and it's a story that's getting a lot of attention today northwestern university professor concluded a discussion of bondage and other sexual fetishes in his human sexuality class by having the woman take off all her clothes climb on a stage and graphically demonstrate the use of a sex toy this demonstration took place last month i think inclusion of psychology professor john michael bailey's class on human sexuality so according to those who attended the demonstration involving a couple and the sex toy they were warned about a half a dozen times that this was going to be graphic and that's when jim marcus and his fiance faith girl climbed on stage in front of about one hundred students and used a motorized device that had a dildo attached to it and the un

all right michelle first off clearly we're not the only ones drawing these parallels between libya and the former yugoslavia you know the white house has a lot of intelligence on this what do you think the administration thinks it's doing differently this time. well first of all we have to understand this. in a sense provided her some shims for subsequent humanitarian bombings the way they did it in ninety nine eighty nine i recall or twelve years ago i was involved in it. very much there is that they had a. very detailed list of targets and in fact these were called legitimate military targets but they also included. raids shares t.v. stations schools and seventeenth century churches that historical monuments so that when wrote with a military humanitarian operation to save civilians but very active bombing the stories lie and destroys a country and. from the reports that we're getting from libya that is exactly what is happening but not strictly directed against military targets. they are also bombing hospitals we heard two or couple of reports of course the media is not covering. wh

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first lady michelle obama was a guest at today's ceremony in washington d.c.he award recognizes women around the world who have shown courage and leadership in advocating for women's rights often at great personal risks. today includes a president, journalist, blogger and lawyer. >> these women have accepted these risks. they have worked for change. and time and again these women have discovered a very simple truth; that courage can actually be contagious. >> the state department has honored 38 women 27 different countries since 2007. >> that courage can be contagious. something to think about. meteorologist mike nicco ahead with the forecast. >> yeah. looks like we're dry as expected, seeing a little sunshine. more in the forecast and warming trend. i have a couple more chances of rain but looks like the weekend is still on the drying trenend. >> mike, thanks a lot. right now on capitol hill, the international problem that's brought ben aflac and cindy mccane together. >> why britain's royal couple was flipping pancakes today? [ female announcer ] here are so

new work, they are concerned about self or acid.. [ male announcer ] yiayia may not approve of michelle's wardrobe. you dress like a prostitute. [ male announcer ] but yiayia approves of her serving athenos hummus. mmmmmm! because only athenos is made the greek way, with 100% olive oil. athenos. maybe the only thing approved by yiayia. >> george: welcome back to kron 4 morning news. we continue to track this hotspot southbound 880 to the nimitz freeway. only one lane of that connecting ramp is opened with an overturned truck that occurred at 2:00 a.m. this morning. thankfully we still don't have that big back up that is still anticipated because it is still early. the bad news is even though they are clearing the over turn tankard the problems may be damage to their road and the sand beryl's. that might mean this ramp might be affected until later this morning it. if that occurs we may see a big traffic jam we have expected. it affects the ramp to the washington ave. that could be tying up san lorenzo, even some hayward traffic. another hot spot, the south bay where 1 01 northbound. we ar

first lady michelle obama was a guest at today's ceremony in washington d.c.he award recognizes women around the world who have shown courage and leadership in advocating for women's rights often at great personal risks. today includes a president, journalist, blogger and lawyer. >> these women have accepted these risks. they have worked for change. and time and again these women have discovered a very simple truth; that courage can actually be contagious. >> the state department has honored 38 women from 27 different countries since 2007. >> that courage can be contagious. something to think about. meteorologist mike nicco ahead with the forecast. >> yeah. looks like we're dry as expected, seeing a little sunshine. more in the forecast and warming trend. i have a couple more chances of rain but looks like the weekend is still on the drying trend. >> mike, thanks a lot. right now on capitol hill, the international problem that's brought ben aflac and cindy mccane together. >> why britain's royal couple was flipping pancakes today? a good night's sleep. kim: wh