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sue. >> michelle, indeed. there's a real push and pull going on right now in several key currencies. not only the dollar as you just mentioned, but also the swiss franc and somewhat unlikely subject and that's the yen, but nonetheless that's where some of the money is flowing. the dollar's the obvious safe haven of course. but an increasing number of traders are telling me that they're a little wary of the dollar's move. it's maybe a bit overdone, if you will. keep in mind if europe continues to deteriorate and the ripple effects are felt here at home in a big way, then the prospect of qe-3 is looming very large over the greenback. and that may be part of the reason that we're also seeing some of the funds leaving the euro and flowing into the swiss franc. and that is causing a big headache for the swiss central bank. they're trying to keep the euro from falling against the swiss se. there were lots of rumors in the market of large scale intervention but mark chandler, we're going to talk to him later in the s

. >>> the mitt romney campaign moved to virginia today where it was michele bachmann's turn to pretend she never, ever said, over and over, that mitt romney cannot beat barack obama. >>> good morning. this is what victory looks like. >> michele bachmann is expected to endorse mitt romney. >> i am honored to be able to be here. >> a move that could help the presumptive republican nominee. >> to lend my voice. >> with skeptical conservative voters. >> she is a good one. >> michele bachmann's endorsement is good for mitt romney. >> better than newt gingrich. >> can he beat obama? >> no. are you calling mitt romney a liar? >> yes. >> he has tough primaries. >> i don't think they want to show him love. >> is he conservative enough? >> this is a very simple proposition. >> this is all on the republican party establishment. >> president barack obama, president mitt romney. >> this is what they wanted. >> you decide. >> i am so confident they know exactly what they are doing. >> mitt romney is closing the gap in several key swing states, florida in play, pennsylvania not in play. part of the r

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michelle. >> did you deduce he probably obtained it from mr. michelle? >> i was -- i would think that would be an intelligent guess to have been made if i'd been interested in who the precise person was. i mean, part of his role was liaison with external interest groups and stakeholders, and so he would have stole information from lots of different people, but it wouldn't have been a surprise to me. >> but from within news corporation, the main point of contact from mr. smith's perspective is mr. michelle's. it was not a massive deduction, is it, to to say this must have been mr. michelle. >> did anyone have a -- know that you received it? >> i don't believe so. nor do i think i would have made a secret of it. >> we know some other material went to your personal email account. is anything to be infered from that? >> no, that is the only email account i use. >> so you don't have an email account within the department, is that correct? >> no, my departmental email gets looked after by my private office, and if there's anything they need to show me, they sh

first lady michelle obama.ely out on the trail for her husband. >> i'm a little biassed. i think my husband has been a phenomenal president. first how he fought for tax cuts. you can tell people about what he has done to raise standards in our schools. >> we will keep working everyday to serve all of you as well as you have served this country. and the man who has been leading the way is standing right next to me. >> the first lady isn't just the president's biggest supporter, she is also one of his biggest draws. her popularity is off the charts, 71% of americans have a favorable view of michelle obama. since the 2008 election, the first lady has won over americans by championing causes like fighting against childhood obesity and getting americans on healthy diets. in the last four years, america got to know her down to earth personality and sense of fun. >> that's my target run. i went to target. >> a woman actually walked up to me, i was in the detergent aisle, and she said, excuse me, i just have to ask you

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michelle? >> tara mergener in washington. thank you. >>> for the first time the obama administration is talking openly about the use of drones to hunt down and kill al qaeda targets. speaking in washington yesterday, counterterrorism official john brennan said targeting al qaeda members with lethal force is both legal and ethical. targets are chosen by weighing whether there is a chance of capturing the person against how much a threat he presents. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is en route to china this morning. there she'll hold high-level strategic and economic talks. they're scheduled to begin on thursday. but a human rights issue that neither side wants to discuss is the elephant in the room. it involves a blind chinese lawyer and civil activist who is apparently holed up in the u.s. embassy. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton has little to say about chinese human activist chen guangcheng in the hours on before her monday night departure to beijing. >> i'm not going to ad

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michelle le knew her killer, the main difference in the case. the suspect in the sierra case was a stranger who may have stalked her. >>> two men are dead after a motorcycle crash in petaluma. it happened near berger. lane. both victims were on the motorcycle when the suspect crashed on to the guardrail. the passenger died on the way to the hospital. investigators tell us speed may have been a factor to the accident. >>> police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. he was taken to the hospital where he died. so far police have not determined a motive and no arrests have been made. >>> san jose police are investigate ago gang related shooting that killed a teenager. it happened before midnight near highway 101. a 16-year-old boy died at the scene and a 23-year-old man was hospitalized with injuries but he is expected to survive. both victims are from san jose and police have not arrested any suspects. it is san jose's seventh gang related shooting and the 16th homicide. >> racing against the clock to reopening time. the latest prog

michelle, send it back to you. >> the set looks beautiful. very impressive. that's always a great conference, mobile payments. john najarian, you heard that whole conversation. how are you trading mobile payments? >> i'm trading it two ways, nxpi for near field communications. i'm going with the technology side of it. just as the gentleman was talking about from mastercard, and texas instruments, which is sort of an under the radar. their we link chip is a fabulous way to play it. that chip is going to be in virtually -- well, not every mobile device, but in a lot of mobile devices. it's not just for bluetooth. it's for payments. that's going to be huge. >> mastercard and visa are monster stocks. consumer credit had the highest rise since november of 2001, some $20 billion. maybe it's an outlier, maybe it means nothing, or maybe we're at a point where this could teeter. something to keep in mind. >> taking a look at gold as we head to break here. teetering on $1,600. right now $1,601.30. another $1.30, and we're below that level, down by 2%. coming up on the

michelle obama was there today.a look at michelle obama on "the view" today. >> in an interview just recently you said, and i quote, that you are sometimes unsure if you are a classic first lady and if the things you do are okay. why do you feel this way and who is your idea of a classic first lady? >> i have never seen a first lady hula hoop on the south lawn, jump double dutch. >> you mean mrs. kennedy never did that? >> you said yourself maybe i've gone too far. >> it's not doubts, it's just really wondering, not too many people have done what i've done. >> i think we know what michelle obama is up to and what politics is up to in general and people like the first lady go on those kind of shows, they want to appeal to the voter who's not going to pay that much attention to this kind of political tv, but is checking in with your tv, with barbara's tv there with "the view" that kind of television, that's where to find that voter now who's not going to concentrate until you get down to october, right? >> i think bil

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michelle. >> no. it is confusing. the man i spoke with this morning is alexis tsipras. we care about what he has to say because now according to dow jones, there are new polls today showing he is the front-runner if there are new elections in june. tsipras caused turmoil in the financial markets this week when he said in his opinion the greek bailout program is null and void. that led market participants to believe that greece could potentially leave the eurozone and return to its own currency. when i spoke with mr. tsipras

i'm michelle miller. we begin with the economy. this morning the government releases last month's unemployment report. yesterday the labor department reported that last week the number of people who applied for unemployment benefits dropped by 27,000. still 365,000 americans joined the unemployment line. most analysts expected this month's report to be better than last. tara mergener is in washington with details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you, michelle. well, economists do believe that job growth was up in april, but they say the pace of hiring is still too slow to make a real dent in the unemployment rate. when the government releases the jobs report later this morning, economists believe up to 168,000 people will have found work in april. and the unemployment rate will hold steady at 8.2%. analysts are eagerly anticipating the numbers, because the march report was well below the previous three months. they are looking to see if that was a one-time dip or the start of a trend. t

long before michelle. >> yeah. >> let's set the scene a little bit here.y '80s and he's living his bohemian years here in new york city. the summer of 1982, his girlfriend at the time, alex mcnear, who he knew from college in california. >> when she returned to the west coast, their relationship continued through passionate, poetic letters. >> the future president writes adoringly of his life in new york. quote, moments trip gently along over here. snowcaps the bushes in unexpected ways. birds shoot and spin like balls of sound. my feet hum over the dry walks. >> poetry. >> really. >> poetry from barack obama. >> i was writing like that when i was 22. the president was inspired. >> then, there was a young australian woman named genevieve cook. the relationship was the most romantic of his life to that point. she writes in her journal of visits to his cozy bedroom. >> one entry is, quote, the sexual warmth is definitely there. but the rest of it has sharm edges. his warmth can be deceptive. though he speaks sweet words, he can be open and trusting. there is

the players will then join first lady michelle obama for a special soccer clinic for students. it's part of the let's move campaign. due to weather, the clinic will be held indoors. uh-oh -- in the state dining room. >> hope they don't have any breakables in there. >>> a paralympic athlete from baltimore received special recognition from first lady michelle obama. swimmer jessica long had her legs amputated as a baby. now she has seven gold medals. she says meeting the first lady was even cooler than winning the gold. mrs. obama said she hopes jessica and other olympic athletes inspire children to be active and fit. >> as a child, jessica watched

chief michel, you have any thoughts on why they become more significant? >> again, i'm not as familiar with the fuel management part of that, although we are engaged with other agencies now and studying fuel management and help fuel management verses of by yo response intractable coming up in southern california, and i know a large part of the problem was based upon for building and living in the interface. the lack of fire resistive construction in those areas and some of the of the preventative mitigation measures that could and should be enacted to prevent law. >> thank you. dr. hall, it's been described in one of the training challenges reaching out to all firefighters across the country and increasing in the distance trainings has it from any research to try to quantify the impact of training programs and have they specifically measured the effectiveness of the remote training? >> thank you, mr. chairman. the analysis we have conducted is not at that level of detail. we have results that indicate that the training situation for the fire service has im

hey, michelle, what are you looking at? >> it is all about the euro, jimmy, you are right, an unraveling euro and europe. investors worried about an economic slowdown. why doesn't the president and washington see this? good evening, i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for larry kudlow as he takes a few days off. this is "the kudlow report." radio talk show host lars larsson joins me as my special get tonight. the president is once against at another fund-raiser saying he has a new feeling about america by doubling down and attacking mitt romney, big business and private equity. this as team obama unveils two ads touting his record on medicare and veterans. no mention of obamacare. but things can't be good for the president when he loses 42% of the vote in his own primary against uncommitted. happened in kentucky. 40% to a nobody in arkansas. we'll get all that tonight. also tonight, if ever there was a sign that the market thinks a global slowdown is heading this way, today was the day. the euro plummeted head first, nearly 2 ce

this is a classic michelle obama. what she sar v cares about is her husband showing political courage, really helping people, making the country a more equal and skrus place, delivering the change he promised in 2008. >> reporter: did you discuss this with mrs. obama, the same-sex issue? >> yeah, this is something that we talked about over the years. and she -- you know, she feels the same way that i do. we're both practicing christians and obviously, this position may be considered to put us at odds with the views of others. but, you know, when we think about our faith, the thing at root that we think about is not only not christ sacrificing himself on our behalf but it's also the golden rule. you know, treat others the way you want to be treated. >> reporter: and there were something else. this wartime president talked about the men and women serving on the front lines. so many of whom came out to their families when he repealed the 2r0esh8 law don't ask, don't tell. he said it did it for them also. >> when i think

>> i don't remember the name, michelle. but you can research it online and i know you have that skill. don't forget that the people were showing up -- >> lies. >> interrupting members of congress, being rude to them. that's not the heart of the tea party -- [overlapping dialogue] >> that'sitant amount -- that's tantamount to calling for killing republicans. >> nobody is talking about fairness, which is the heart of the occupy wall street movement, talking about-- >>> that's all the president ever talks about, juan. wait a minute. wait a minute. the same kids, on their computer, the same kids who are destroying businesses that they didn't build and blaming and banks and the violence and the destruction and everything else that has happened here. but god bless them. that's what nancy pelosi said. >> in the clips that you played, sean, both nancy pelosi and president obama were talking about people who were pointing out the unfairness that has become apparent that we have a larger and larger class divide. >> sean: give me an e

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hey, michelle, what are you looking at? >> oh, jimmy, we're going to be talking about europe because europe might be even more dangerous than we think. we'll explain. good evening. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for larry kudlow ease takes a few days off. this of course is "the kudlow report." radio talk show host neal boortz joins me as my special guest tonight. welcome to the show. >> thank you. it will be fun. >> it will be. tonight with the nation moving dangerously close to falling off a fiscal cliff a new report says the actual deficit in this country is nearly four times what the government says it is. but the president says he's doing all he can to control spending. so is it a case of fuzzy math or is there a real spending problem? also the threat of an exit by greece from the eurozone, a fracturing of the eurozone causing investors to suffer paralysis. but could the mess in europe be leading us to even bigger problems? is it another lehman moment on the way? we'll discuss. president obama doubling down on renewable

>> reporter: good morning to you, michelle. well, economists do believe that job growth was up in april, but they say the pace of hiring is still too slow to make a real dent in the unemployment rate. when the government releases the jobs report later this morning, economists believe up to 168,000 people will have found work in april. and the unemployment rate will hold steady at 8.2%. analysts are eagerly anticipating the numbers, because the march report was well below the previous three months. they are looking to see if that was a one-time dip or the start of a trend. this man was unemployed for several years. he worked up to 60 hours a week, sending out resumes and applying for jobs. >> it was frustrating at times, definitely. >> reporter: but after several years of taking temp work to make ends meet, his search for a full-time job paid off. >> i'm in disbelief. i walk around this office, am i really working here? >> reporter: the april unemployment report is important but the november numbers may be critical to who wins t

good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning to you, michelle. that's right. that violence a year to the day after the death of osama bin laden and just after president obama vowed to end america's longest running foreign war. a series of explosions hit kabul just hours after president obama left the afghan capital. a taliban spokesman tells cbs news, the terrorist group deployed bombers once they learned of the president's visit. they say the attack was meant to show that the taliban is still strong and still a threat. the president made a surprise visit to spell out america's future involvement in afghanistan. >> we must finish the job we started in afghanistan and end this war responsibly. >> reporter: combat troops are scheduled to pull out of afghanistan in 2014, but some american forces will remain behind. president obama signed an agreement with president hamid karzai to help train local soldiers and provide support in counterterrorism efforts. >> our goal is to destroy al qaeda. we are on a path to do exactly that. >> reporter: the war on terrorism has

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera.here are a number of reports that iran is working on developing nuclear in a number of areas. here is marc ginsburg and ken timerman of news max, contributor and ceo of the foundation for democracy in iran and john batchelor. john, have you some great stats about what's happening in iran. >> within hours, the iaea, the watchdog for nuclear violations, the proliferation treaty at the u.n., told us at one facility, an unbombable facility in a mountain, they have increased the amount of sewn trifudges 50% and increased their ability to make fissile material, perhaps accidental from 20% to 27% and most alarming of all, the last three months while talks going on, iran increased its stockpile of medium enriched fissile material. in three months, the direction is contest and war. >> even throw they are supposedly in negotiations -- >> in negotiations to stop all enrichment. >> you heard those numbers now. what should we make of these? how far are we away from iran to actually be able to have

it's like she's the wind beneath my wings. >> it says michelle and beau for life. and so i have it right there. just to remind me every day that i love him and he loves me oh, we're in love. i'm getting all blushy. >> the only time culberson and de'arborne are able to see each other is in court. >> we're co-defendants so hopefully we get to see each other hopefully on the bus. yeah, and also in the courtroom. yeah, so we get to talk and love each other. even if it's for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> culberson was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested. and nine months ago delivered their son. as far as being in jail and having a baby, everybody's like, you know, what the heck? but they made me just comfortable. the deputies. the nurses. i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total. and it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together. and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby. >> while their love story might be considered unusual, so were the charges that brought th

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