by the way, they got a d plus in michelle's report card.ntification of problems and ensuring that the evaluation system is fair and just. when you have a colleague in your room 10, 15 times sit down with you and say, hey, jen, you've got problem with classroom management, i'm going to help you work it out, you improve the profession. you can't just go in and fire 246 teachers and expect students to perform better. in fact, they haven't. >> i saw you roll your eyes when she talked about kids in slovania and hungary are doing better. >> the one thing that we never talked about is the influence of poverty on students on these international tests. when you control for poverty, students in the united states do just as well or better than 75% of the countries who takes these international exams. poverty is the number one indicator of success in the united states and we don't talk about it at all. instead, we talk about how we're going to evaluate teachers differently as if that's the only thing that matters in this conversation. >> it seems like

after a shocking display, michelle shocked is no longer welcome. >> now, michelle shocked had a longt of shows scheduled. including two in the bay area that have been cancelled. >>> reporting live in san fr francis francisco, bay area news. >> the super bowl may be three years away, but the city is prepared to meet the nfl's financial demands. the city council has come up with several resolutions. among them, waiving the city's hotel tax for nfl employees and the teams. suspending ticket surcharges and droped adding parking fees. the concessions add up to millions. it's more than worth it because it will be offset by the income and the publicity. >> the way that we're doing the superer bowl is a great regional effort. we'll be able to highlight everything from the golden gate to silicon valley. >> santa clara city council will hold a special meeting. >>> with little to no rain so far this year, any rain would be big news. >> yes, tonight, a storm is moving in. take a look. on your left, a live look from the south bay. clouds hanging over east san jose. on the right, the bay bridge to

tonight we are featuring michele bachmann. away from our dana bash who was trying to ask her questions about remarks michele bachmann made at the conservative political action conference over the weekend. in the statements she slammed the white house reaction during the attack that killed four americans in libya last fall. >> a war was raging in benghazi for hours and all we know is that our president went awol. [ booing ] >> while cries from american diplomats and soldiers went unanswered. >> then she shifted to government spending specifically the white house budget. >> a new book is out talking about the perks and excess of the $1.4 billion a year presidency that we are paying for. this is a lifestyle that is one of excess. now we find out that there are five chefs on air force one. there are two projectionists who operate the white house movie theater. they regularly sleep at the white house in order to be readily available in case the first family wants a really, really late show. and i don't mean to be petty here but can

. >>> good morning, a wave of hacking attacks, one victim, the first lady, michelle obama. the secret service wants to know how her financial information was stolen and put on display for all to see. >>> switching to apple, the shares down 30% in six months, now some stock watchers believe things are about to change. technical reasons, we'll tell you why. >>> and frequent fliers watch out. this lady here has a headache. when she finds out what they're going to do to her frequent flier plans, the headaches will get worse. see what is happening to all those miles you have worked to save. >>> bring us up to date, sue. >> i will, ty. good to see you again. another dow record. we did cross into positive territory at noon marking the eighth straight record-setting day for the dow jones industrial average, pulling back a bit, the dow is off about three points right now. the s&p hit multiuser highs. right now it's trading slightly to the down side by about a quarter of a%. the nasdaq composite is down just a fraction, about less than half a percent. brent crude is down a quarter of

michelle obama is definitely pro-business.ich is very unusual for any left of center political person. she praised disney for serving -- getting rid of junk food in the various locations. she also praised walgreen's, a whole bunch of other restaurants. they didn't name them, but she basically had -- robin, she basically had a pro-business, pro-market approach to this, not trying to jam everything down. and i really respect that. and i'm a free market guy, i want to praise her. >> i agree. i think the solution has to be market-driven. nobody wants to be told what to eat, you know. the food issue is such a loaded issue, so much more than just food. it's economics, family, political. there's so much involved in that. and if we can start to create these solutions in the marketplace and meet people where they are and give them what they need, that's the best solution out there. and the greatest part about that is there's enormous opportunity to do well and do good and i think that's something -- >> it's profitable. >> something we

we were talking about michele bachmann.ve talked about this report that the republican national committee pointed out or put out last week rather where reince priebus commission this big study. this post-mortem to look at what went wrong in november 2012. we talked about this yesterday morning. what the republican party had to do to shape up. well, the problem with that is that there are people on the right who won't shut up. leading the pack, michele bachmann. she just keeps opening her mouth and saying stupid things. making the republican party look like a bunch of clowns which unfortunately, too many of them are. we've talked about some of the things that michele bachmann has said. remember all of the crazy stuff she said during the campaign. and she has zero regard for the truth. zero regard for the truth. she got in trouble because she came out and accused some vaccine or something of causing -- >> the hpv -- >> bill: yes. she was blurting and it turned out she had no evidence to back it up. walking out of some event.

. >> thank you, president norton and i would also like to invite to the podium the library team, michelle and michelle and alen wu who ril present the award to our very own bay view. >> good evening commissioners and superintendent carranza and student delegate and members of the public i'm daisy santos and i am very happy to be here tonight to recognize the ongoing work of three of our staff members. resnic, powers and ellen wu. she is not here with us and she is a very shy woman. but we accept this recognition on her behalf and she has dedicated 20 years of service for our schools and is instrumental in taking care of the nuts and bolts of the day-to-day work related to the pieces that make our library function, smoothly. rochele and michelle have spearheaded the great work that we have been able to do with our school libraries they have provided meaningful professional development opportunities, and direct sight support to 70 teacher lie brae ans through 103 schools in our district. they have led them in the roles as teachers, library program managers, information specialists, site lea

[ laughter ] that's right, michelle obama is here. everyone at the white house is excited. in fact, i heard they're even letting biden stay up to watch. isn't that nice? [ laughter ] that's cute, right? he's been good. with the first lady here today there's a lot of additional security around the studio. on my way in i was grabbed, frisked and groped. [ light laughter ] then i was like, "all right, kathie lee, enough. [ laughter ] i have to get to work. i got things to do." [ cheers and applause ] she's an animal. actually michelle obama is actually here tonight to talk about her fitness initiative, "let's move." meanwhile chris christie will be on next week to talk about his initiative, "let's sit." [ laughter ] [ applause ] equally, got a point to make equally as well. hey guys, get this. a 104-year-old woman is complaining that she can't put her real age on facebook, because the birthdates only go back as far as 1910. [ light laughter ] [ audience aws ] facebook said that it will solve the problem by either adding the dates or just waiting it out. [ laughter ] [ audience

tonight a conversation with michelle rhee. her take no prisoners approach to education reform has made her a hero to some and a villain to others. as chancellor of the school system she took on a powerful teachers' union, closed schools, and are arranged or emboldened parents. she has written about all that in a new book entitled "radical: fighting to put students first recruit a conversation with michelle rhee. coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: michelle rhee has been called a warrior. she took over the struggling washington, d.c. school system and challenge teachers on accountability, c

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she's michele bachmann.he runs another time for the republicans presidential nomination, she is going to come out with stuff like this and probably again skew the arg toward the more crazy side in this context. what's interesting, clearly she has no sense this is achievable. they're not going to appeal obama-care. any with sense knows that. the language is hyped up and heated. if she thinks she can do what she did, by the way she failed at in 2012 and do it all over again, i would be less than surprised because that speaks to her mindset, which is perplexing. >> richard wolffe, michelle goldberg and ryan grimm, thank you so very much. >> thank you. >> next, budget cuts are getting really personal. find out whether the sequester is forcing some work others to byopt. >>> michele bachmann's claim about obama-care was not the only lie she got caught making this week. on tuesday bachmann ran way from a cnn reporter to avoidancering her claim the obamas are living a lifestyle of excess. even bill o'reilly dissed h

she's michele bachmann.he republicans presidential nomination, she is going to come out with stuff like this and probably again skew the arg toward the more crazy side in this context. what's interesting, clearly she has no sense this is achievable. they're not going to appeal obama-care. any with sense knows that. the language is hyped up and heated. if she thinks she can do what she did, by the way she failed at in 2012 and do it all over again, i would be less than surprised because that speaks to her mindset, which is perplexing. >> richard wolffe, michelle goldberg and ryan grimm, thank you so very much. >> thank you. >> next, budget cuts are getting really personal. find out whether the sequester is forcing some work others to byopt. ngine? search engine, uhh, probably google. if we do a side by side blind test comparison, and you end up choosing google, you get an xbox. i'll bet you the xbox, you bet me your son. well let's look up what you need. okay, i would do the left. yeah? what?! i am a daddy! b

and michelle caruso-cabrera. ann coulter, i know you think i'm nuts but i'm telling you the stock market is a great signal. the republicans won on the sequester. obama's poll are down so now he's having to come to the negotiation table. i like this story. i want to be optimistic about this story. >> um, i want to be optimistic too. but i want to be realist jig. all,000 are the financial maven and i would normally defer to you, that's the only thing i'm pessimistic about. i think the economy -- i would not count on the stock market continuing to go up. i know nothing about it. i just don't think that what's happening in the company justifies it. people don't have any other place to put their money. i do think people will get fed up with obama. one thing i'm very optimistic about which i was not before, i thought if we didn't repeal obama care in the next four years, if romney didn't win we would never repeal it. you are starting hear, you saw the donna brazil tweet i can't believe my insurance company just raised

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it is part of the routine of working with michele bachmann.ing i would add on a more serious note, we can joke around about this stuff, but people gave, real people gave to her campaign. real people gave to her pac, people that don't have money handy. she got them to give money to her political action committee and campaign and she potentially misused it. i feel bad for people that were deceived if this is, in fact, true. >> it is hard to feel bad for anyone that gave money to michele bachmann to become president of the united states. >> have a heart. >> those people are making mistakes with money all day long. you can't start -- ana marie, the staffer that revealed this has said to me that was unconscionable, that's his quote, you know, that she was refusing to pay the staff but the consultant, she was dipping into the other pot to pay big time, and as the details of this come out, it is going to get more and more specific and seems to me michele bachmann will have a lot of local coverage of this there in minnesota. >> i think she probably wi

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leadership tomorrow depends on how we educate our students today. >> for a few hours every day, michelles effort to make a big difference. >> think michelle's program is dynamic. i think it has the potential to be scaled at a much larger size. she's pretty much building a model that any organization in any community can run with to help expose student systems especially in the minority community. >> in our community, students feel that being in computers and being a computer programmer you're considered a geek, and i want to show them that's not true. you can be cool and be a geek ask actually learn about the program k program. >> kids are brilliant and they don't get the opportunity to learn and to shine in whatever they try to do. so the stem focus is really my focus and my passion and so i just kind of put the two together. >> and thanks to michelle and her program, america has a chance to be a world leader in science and technology once again. release the croods! [ guy that's not food. this...is food. [ male announcer eating right can be fun when your kids make balanced choices in th

with that. >>> coming up, michelle obama's media blitz.s the first lady information that matters...art my individual health profile. not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still going to give me a heart attack. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. . >>> michelle obama has become more of a television presence than any first lady, at times she seems to be everywhere. >> what have you accomplished with let's move and what remains to be done? >> when we started, there were a lot of people in this country who would have never thought that childhood obesity was a health crisis. >> this is my mid-life crisis. the bangs. i couldn't get a sports car, they won't let me bungee jump, so, instead i cut my bangs. >> you went for the bang. you're the boss of your hair. >> i can do this. this is all mine. ♪ >> there's so many different activities you can do indoors or outside. get moving. it's good for you

michelle created youth lab, a non-profit after cool lab to give 12th graders an education in stem sciencering and math. >> since i was 12 i knew i wanted to establish an after-school program. i didn't know it would be about technology or about science, but i did know it would provide a place for children to come after school in a safe environment. >> over the last 15 years michelle's after-school program has won numerous awards in robotic competitions as well as the macarthur grant to help fund the effort. >> the program i won with is called youth app lab and it's designed to teach african-american and latino high school student originally about how to make smartphone applications. >> we have built an app for the an droid platform to control the robot to drive forward, drive backward turn right and turn left and all of us pitched in to build the robot. >> getting students interested in stem courses is no easy feat considering americans ranked 19th in the world in science and 26th in mathematics. congresswoman eddie johns orngs the highest ranking african-american in the science and space

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here is michelle. >> whatever you want to do. >> michelle's before.rthday girl. >> all right, ron. are you ready? take a look at your birthday girl. >> oh, my god. how beautiful is that? oh, my god. >> are you ready, michelle? spin right around here, sweetie, and take a look at yourself. >> oh, my god. >> you look awesome. >> everybody plays with their hair and covers their face. >> you look beautiful. >> look right here at this camera. >> tell us about the hair. >> the hair is very exciting. she wanted to keep it long, but we had to do some adjustments. we did some shaping around the face. this is a side swept bang, and that accents your facial features. her hair was naturally black, and she had to color the gray. i softened it. is it dark? yes, but it's a softer brown. it just lifts up her whole look. of course, enid played with the eye makeup. >> ron, what do you think? >> great. perfect. we'll enjoy the rest of our new york trip now. >> and, bobbie, a little black dress. love it. >> this is her birthday trip, and she's going to see "wicked" tonigh

>> michelle back man is playing small ball with the president. back up criticism and triflizes a huge problem, irresponsible spending by the federal government. two words, not good. >> you got to give it to him. he summarized that one up pretty well. this is a woman that won the iowa straw poll. she was the front-runner in the presidential campaign. shock manage but she still did it. is this the end? >> i don't know if it's the end but people are starting to call bull. she has a well documented truth telling problem. she has more pants on fire ratings than any other member of congress. when you throw a lot of bombs, sometimes you get blowback. what is significant is her own staffers, many of her own staffers are pulling away from her. this is not the most tightly wrapped individual in congress. there is going to be a lot of questions focused on what did she know and when did she know it? the fact they're taking a close look at michelle bachmann that, is big news. >> all right. let's see what they do. >> yeah. >> and some under investigation, not

michelle got the call.n after an emotional reunion. >> carey says it's possible a pet finding service can help locate a lost pet. >> the more you that can get message out there that your pet is missing... the more help you can get. >> it's stit a mistry. michelle is just happy someone found him. >> it was relief. and thank you, thank you. >> i mentioned pet amber alert boats hundreds of success stories a woman told us her pet bird went all the way to petaluma. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> up next, the benefits of cuddle therapy. brain child of a former mail stripper. how cuddle >>> research shows a good hug can be of great benefit. it may not make a difference whether it comes from a friend or a stranger. so with that in mind, tonight's assignment 7 report takes you to a cuddle class. >> we are not here just to do this for one another. we're here to learn how do-to-do this with anybody. >> travis sigly runs cuddle therapy. he started four years ago. >> a hug can do a world of difference if just feeling terribl

politifact regularly questioned the veracity of michele bachmann's statements.question about it there. i also think when you consider the fact she goes for ratings and hoorah over facts at any moment it's caused a major problem for her. you look at the fact she just tried to run a race. she couldn't handle the microscope. when they really dug down and looked into what michele bachmann was all about there were all kinds of problems. again, whether or not these new allegations are true or not, it's clear that she had a very tough time managing that campaign. from all of the stories, from the staffing reports, she had major problems. and even the potential questioning of, you know, asking staffers to sign what would be an illegal or just not -- an unenforceable nondisclosure agreement based on some of the things they saw on the campaign trail. she's got her work cut out for her. i would advise her as a lawyer, she should probably lay carolin washington. is there something with her politics and rhetoric senator cruz should learn from in terms of things they should b

and michele bachmann made a mistake pursuing it. with the nation now owing close to $17 trillion, i wish the president were more like pope francis, who has a cardinal in argentina rejected of all the lavish perks. mr. obama is entitled to protection, convenience and comfort as he he runs the nation. congresswoman bachmann and all the opponents of president obama should zero in on what's really important, the president's failure to deal with out-of-control spending and his core belief that america is not a fair country. that's what's important. not who is walking the presidential dog. by the way, that's the gardner who walks the dog. and he has always walked the dogs. and how many movies the obamas watch? jimmy carter watched 300 movies. might have been why that was so out-of-control back then. it's long past time for partisans on both the right and the left to cut the nonsense and look at things clearly. we have got huge problems in america. the president is directly responsible for some of those problems. he is not willing to compr

and here is michele bachmann.y get when they still try to convince us that obamacare is bad for this country? they have been saying this for what the last three years, even before obamacare, of course was passed, but even when they were debating it in the congress before they passed it. we never heard anything as extreme as fruit cake michele bachmann on the floor yesterday. >> that's why we're here. because we're saying let's repeal this failure before it literally kills women, kills children kills senior citizens. let's not do that. let's love people. let's care about people. let's repeal it now while we can. >> bill: nutty as a fruit cake this is the same woman who attacked president obama at cpac because he lives in the white house and has security and has somebody walk his dog. he does not have a dog walker by the way. but they are so nutty. why do people take these republicans seriously? i mean they are not doing their job. they are not even close to doing their job. they are not serving the american people.

not until tuesday because it happens to be a holiday. >> michelle, this is suzie. what do you think could happen on tuesday? there's been so much pent-up anxiety, what happens when those banks open? >> well, it all depends on what happens over the next four days. so cyprus rejeblcted the first idea and they try to raid a pension fund to come up with money to meet the requirements of the bail out from the european partners. now that all of those things have happened, they face two choices. they need to shut down some banks that are very, very weak. or they're going to have to leave the euro. that's the choice they face. and depending on which one they make, that's what's going to happen on tuesday. >> michelle, how did the banks in cyprus get so bloody. is it really traceable basically to the fact that it's a kind of "don't ask, don't tell" kind of banking culture. >> well, certainly, this is a place that advertised discretion and what they call tax optimization. and they did have lower corporate tax rates. so there are legitimate reasons to put your money here. but

hello, frank and michelle. good to see you.that could save thousands of lives every year. the doctor leading the study will show you house they work. three of the most influential women in american politics and journalism. take a look. president obama's senior advisor valerie jarrett, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and "60 minutes" correspondent leslie stahl. all here in studio 57 today. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. back to you two. >> very powerful women there, gayle. >> yeah. the a team. >> i think so, too. >> this is the first live shot we have done where you didn't say bff to michelle. [ laughter ] >> i no, because frank, i was thinking maybe your feelings were hurt so i was being sensitive to your feelings. >> she is my bff so there. >> yes, gayle. no need to be sensitive. it's all right. bff. >> i want to hear some of these new orleans stories. all right. >> gayle, thanks so much. >> see you. >>> and some sad news now from the entertainment world this morning. television veteran vale

if she's not doing something inappropriate, she is not michele bachmann.re were claims that hillary clinton's aide had ties to a terrorist group. there were claims that vaccinations caused mental retardation. >> a woman came up crying to me after the debate. said her daughter was given that vaccine. she told me her daughter suffered mental retardation as a result of that vaccine. >> in appropriate gender stereotypes. >> be submissive, wives, to your husbands. >> and inappropriate remarks on slavery. >> i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. >> here was a greatest hits reel of michele bachmann and how inappropriate she really is. >> now we have moved into the realm of gangster government. we have gangster government. i want people in minnesota armed and dangerous on this issue. we have an imperial presidency. our fathers thought taxation without representation was bad. what would they think of representa

michelle, what's that? >> i know you're over there, but you don't care. >> the one ripple effect i can think of is -- the one ripple effect i can think of is that if when they wind down this bank, there's some wealthy russians or wealthy companies that had money in there that they would lose a substantial portion of, perhaps 50% of the uninsured deposits if they do a wind down. if they have a margin call, you know what i'm saying? some kind of ripple effect maybe related to a russian company or a russian individual. but when it comes to systemic risk in europe, clearly, the market reaction has emboldened the european toes a strong line against the cypriots. >> the eu said this would be a one off if they do a deal that takes a haircut from the depositors. do you believe that's really the case, michelle sthp. >> i absolutely believe that is the case. and here is why. remember what i told you first day back almost a week ago. the banking system here is on so huge relative to the economy he. it doesn't compare

cnbc's michelle caruso-cabrera has the latest tonight from cyprus. >> reporter: lester, all the banks on cyprus closed for nine days now. only the atms are working and just today they announced withdrawals would be limited to only 100 euros. but many of the machines don't have any money anyway. long lines all week at the atms of cyprus' weakest bank. customers desperate to get as much cash as possible in case the bank collapses. at supermarkets, families stocking up. fearing shelves will soon be empty with all the banks closed, businesses can't pay for supplies and restock. buying so much, olga brought her two teenage sons to help. >> well, we are concerned that there will be shortages of food. so it is definitely we want to make sure. i have a family, i have to feed my family. >> reporter: tonight the president of cyprus in brussels headquarters of the european union begging for a bail-out for his country and its banks. no matter what, the country's once massive banking sector will shrink. thousands of bank employees took to the street this is weekend to protest. >> i'm going to lose

and i'm michelle griego. time is 4:-- >>> you made it! >> good morning, everyone., march is here. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now just about 4:30. did you have any doubts? >> we never do! >> not at all! you look like you were raring and ready to go atoday. >> you are the one that ran in here. >> me?! [ laughter ] >> it was me. [ laughter ] >>> this will be the nicest day of the week, some of the temperatures up into the mid- 70s but we have big changes over the weekend maybe a little rain. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and taking a live look outside, the lanes are closed heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll let you know when it's going to wrap up. >> we call that "friday light." >> that's what we call it. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> we begin with developing news this morning. firefighters in riverside county continue battling a fast moving wildfire that broke out yesterday afternoon. so far the flames have scorched 150 acres of heavy brush. about 200 firefighters are now fighting the flames. and several people in the

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michelle is on the ground with the latest efforts to overt the threat of a banking system collapse. so, michelle, the first question is obviously, why are the banks still closed and why won't the open before tuesday? >> well, the reason they're still closed is if they're afraid they reopen them, the banks will collapse because everyone will try to take their money out. so what they'll do is try to extend the banking holiday through the weekend. that's going to give the government, they hope, time to recapitalize the bank. that's a long-winded way to say pitch the bank. put a lot more money in them so they are stronger. not until tuesday because it happens to be a holiday. >> michelle, this is suzie.hat do you think could happen on tuesday? there's been so much pent-up anxiety, what happens when those banks open? >> well, it all depends on what happens over the next four days. so cyprus rejeblcted the first idea and they try to raid a pension fund to come up with money to meet the requirements of the bail out from the european partners. now that all of those things have happened, the

below 3 million barrels, guys. >> michelle, stick around. i want to bring in addison armstrong for the reaction in the energy markets. addison, what have you seen so tonight? >> well, initially, we saw brent and wti trade up about 30, 40 cents but they have vince traded back down. you know, the news came out late in the day for it to impact the markets and certainly this is a much longer term story than one would anticipate seeing in a quick move in the markets late in the day. >> addison, really quick, if the elections are coming up, isn't that what really moves this marketplace? the olds favor that the v.p. probably takes over and no change in policy, so, pretty much looking at the standard policies that we've seen already, correct? >> i wouldn't -- i would not bet that way necessarily. you know, there was a lot of opposition that was held down by a very heavy state security apparatus the last time around. the election was closer than people would have thought. although chavez did manage to eek out a victory. and, you know, there's been a