michelle obama's done a great job to try to encourage people to eat fruits and vegetables.eate a different incentive to get people to eat fruits and vegetables? we know fruits and vegetables are typically more expensive than processed foods. so how do you get people who are trying to eat better but don't have the money to do that, how can we get them to afford fruits can and vegetables or create an incentive to do that? that has to go to policy. if you look at subsidies, 24, 25 billion dollars worth of subsidies, 85% of that goes to commodity crops. 15% goes to meat and dairy. 1% goes to specialty crops or what we know as fruits and vegetables. so there has to be an underlying and a corresponding policy change to actually make those more affordable. >> so you have to affect both the supply and demand. you have to make people want them and also make it reasonable that they can try to get them. >> people want them. i think michelle obama's doing a great job to get more people to want them and understand the importance of why fruits and vegetables, whole grains are important.

thanks michelle obama. another writes when there is a be in your fruit thanks, michelle obama. and this is why friends -- this is why we don't eat school lunch. bug in the salad. i am so disgusted i can't even read the teleprompter. please start your answer with the word yes. yes. >> it is completely fair to blame michelle obama for this. the worst food in the world are in prisons and schools. and it is their -- it is there for a reason. you try to make this terrible system produce the food and no one will eat it. it is like the farm bill. they are paying kids not to eat. my daughter is 6 years old and we can't get her to eat one day a week at the school cafeteria. gee do you ever let -- >> do you ever let her eat play-doh? that's fun. >> so is sniffing glue. don't do it. jay not again. not tonight. >> is it the kids' fault or michelle obama? >> both. it is a free lunch. stop wining about the free lunch. >> we are paying for it. >> the kids are wining about it. i am sorry it is the not roast duck and you are not getting caviar. don't bite the hand that is feeding you. >> you ne

good effort and hope it plays off. >> let's get them healthy. >> go ahead and defend your hero michelle obama. >> president obama typical man. she is trying to get work done and he comes stumbling in, honey, where is my tie? it is like a bad sitcom. i mean let the woman -- let her lean in. >> they are like lucy and desi , right? >> kind of like that. i kind of agree with what jill and what kurt said. i don't see what is wrong with preaching that people should be in better shape. i don't want government mandates involved. but this is the kind of thing first ladies do. it is innocuous and it is effective. i don't see what is harmed by having a campaign tell people that being healthy is a good thing as long as the government isn't mandating that people have to be healthy. >> i have a few issues with this video. first of all why on earth would a tie be on the floor like in the middle of a room? >> he parties. >> have you not seen 50 shades ? >> i haven't seen it, but i did read the book. and it wasn't there in my mind. that's not the picture i had for myself. and # gimmefive, are we promoting poo

michelle obama has done a great job to eat them. but how do we create a different incentive? vegetables are typically more expensive than processed foods. how do you get people who are trying to eat better but don't have the money to do that, how can we get them to create incentive to do that? that has to go to policy. if you look at subsidies, $25 billion worth of subsidies, 85% to commodity crops, 15% to meat and dairy. 1% to fruits and vegetables. so there has to be a corresponding policy change to make those more affordable. >> so you have to affect supply and demand. >> absolutely. >> you have to make people want them and make it reasonable to get them. >> people want them and michelle obama is doing a great job helping people to understand the importance why fruits and vegetables are important. our underlying policies are not supporting that, so again, i think this is a way -- we've got to break these complex problems down and give it to people so they can digest it and understand it. there's a lot of food issues that are food stories, for instance, look at the deep wat

we start with a big glad raise to the first lady michelle obama.t's move" campaigning is celebrated five strong years, to get kid to eat healthier and get active is working. she says she's happy with her work, but it's far from done. >> childhood obeseity rates have finally stopped rising and obesity rates are actually falling among or younge children. so, yeah. [ applause ] >> we've been a whole lot to celebrate on this fifth anniversary of "let's move." if we take our foot off the pedal for even a single minute we will go right back to where we started. >>> look at the proof. there are declines in childhood obesity rates among low-income preschoolers. now the first lady is running, skipping and dancing into her sixth year with a big idea. >> we are celebrating a big anniversary. >> uh-oh, what -- what exactly are we celebrating? >> it's been five years since we launched let's move. >> what's on tap? >> for starters eyen good deal to ask people around the country to give me five. five ways to be healthy. for example, they can eat five new veggies,

stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> first lady michelle obama and all five living former first ladies will serve as honorary chairs of a healing garden for young patients and families in the district. 7200 square foot garden in northwest. the garden will replace a gravel rooftop and the hospital says the garden will give young patients a healthy outdoor space to enjoy arts and music and nice weather hopefully. delays of today's attempt to launch a rocket cape canaveral. the rocket was supposed to launch sunday but scrubbed because of trouble with a tracking radar. it will carry a weather satellite designed to alert scientists before a potentially dangerous solar storm could affect the earth. singers tony bennett and lady gaga are bringing their jazz collaboration to the kennedy center this summer. the duo performed at the grammys last night. >> the kennedy center says bennett and gaga will perform july 31st and august 1st. they are part of a series celebrating their jazz album "cheek to cheek." d.c.'s superior court marriage bureau is showing some love this valentine's day. for the very fi

kennedy: thanks, michelle obama. >> okay.the healthiest practice a man can put in his gullet. according to a new study at michigan state, that may come in handy if you're waiting for mr. right, you're going to be up all night. if you're waiting for him, that might be a risky evolutionary strategy because he may never come along because of the tv show of the movie "sex and the city." so your best bet would be to settle for mr. baker. so what do you think that your wife was thinking when you met? >> i think that i am the embodiment. i am -- i am a solid guy and, you know, i'm an all-american guy, but i'm not a poster guy. you know, who are the hotties now? the guy from 50 shades of gray, i'm not him, but i make a better husband. kennedy: up something that a lot of women don't think about. i mean, you obviously picked correctly. >> part of this is how he is going to be, should he be part of the equation? i went for mr. perfect because we have a plan to move them all. >> we are just getting them together. >> if you can't engage i

that came from michelle obama. person he goes to to find out if something is going to sell. >> stay with us. when we come back, "saturday night live" turns 40 with an epic party. >>> and my red carpet meeting with sarah palin. it was great to see her. ♪ musicians, athletes politicians, all came to pay tribute to ♪ >> and welcome back to celebrity jeopardy. ♪ ♪ that's when you break. >> i think that was one of the best. even better than beyonce. >> yeah. and that brings us to number five. >> kanye, sit down. >> shaun what was your favorite part? >> celebrity jeopardy had me just on the floor rolling. will ferrell as alex trebek and norm mcdonald as burt reynolds. and darryl hammond. it was just hysterical. to me, that is classic "snl." and when you're in the skit, and you just want to watch it over and over and over again. classic "snl." >> let's watch what you're talking about. >> and the answer is this g-shaped letter comes between s and h. >> matthew mcconaughey, what are you doing here? >> what are any of us doi

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and -- sinister message to michelle obama and the president. the words and pictures are nearly identical to those used when someone hacked central command's twitter and youtube accounts a month ago. american soldiers, we are coming. watch your back, isis. we know everything about you, your wives and children. >> i would sure like to believe that this is some sorry teen- ager tweeting in his mom's basement. >> reporter: managing editor of military.com spouse buzz blog and she also got hit. >> i won't say being threatened by a purely terrorist organization or somebody claiming to be with a terrorist organization is -- i won't lie. that's unnerving. >> reporter: but she and her fellow spouses are also defiant. >> but i would say this they kind of messed -- that they kind of messed with the wrong people. >> reporter: all the women had been quoted in a cnn story about how some military spouses had been deleting information of their children and more from facebook. no one has been arrested yet. >> thank you. >>> a parking dispute may have led to thre

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it went over the line. >> juan, you can say what you think michelle obama -- >> let's get dinesh in here. >> i think sean this for me is deja vu. i've written two books and made one movie about what motivates obama. i don't think it's just about his past. you know, here's a president where if you look on the world stage he appears to be systemically working to undermine our allies and to strengthen our enemies. we were allied with mubarak in egypt, mubarak is out. obama then supported the muslim brotherhood candidate who came in and replaced him. gadhafi was doing business with us, obama killed him gadhafi's gone and libya's in chaos. meanwhile in syria obama's cutting secret deals with the iranians. so what i'm getting at is this behavior needs explanation. now, one explanation is that obama's a traitor and he hates america. i don't think that's right. but i think what is right is that obama subscribes to an ideology in which he sees us as the bad guy, we're the evil empire. and obama's not alone in thinking this. kevin is right that the progressives in general tend to subscribe to this

they should be penalizeed for being successful. >> how much did it cost michelle obama to go skiing inspen talk about inequalty one of the most elite spots she goes, and hawaii and spain if you want to talk about first ladies and expenditures let's look at her use of government money. lou: and air time on scott walker and whether he believes barack obama is a christian these are reporterss acting like morons. >> reporters like politicians have a firstmm right to be stupid. and to concentrate on issues that american public dud not care about. -- pub liz does not care about. >> don't you think there were requirement for reportering to a hell of a lot smarter. >> what would we do. lou: a self correcting mechanism. >> come on, lou. he could not of an ser a question about evolution and he said what he said about president's religion. lou: he chose not to. >> it says he is not ready for primetime, i think that is the concluding that a lot of reporters would conclude. lou: thank you lord for making certain that barack obama was ready for primetime when he was elected. >> i rest my case. >> i

i didn't love it when michele obama said for the first time in her life she was proud of the countryi am ashamed of jonathan jonathan mccain as well. he is trying to drag us into a war any chance he gets. so personally i am a little ashamed of john mccain. i don't care who is in power the united states of america, i am never ashamed of the countlyry. >> this is someone who is a war veteran and doesn't shy away from adversity and he believes in being morally consistent. i understand where he is coming from and i think that is why he added he is ashamed of himself because i think he feels he is empowered and put in a position of trust by the american people and great things are expecteded of him. he tried to work hard hyped the scenes with the sichtuation in iraq but syria in particularly. i am upset with our decisions and the administration and what they are doing. i think he has really had it. you can see this. it is coming out in the rhetoric. >> jesse, did he just give a green light now for everybody to come out and say i am ashamed of my country? that was off limits because the ri

. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is michelle obama. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by mr. jake would. -- wood. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this marks a historic event for the veteran community. clay hunt was an amazing and man. it is fitting we are here to sign a bill into law with his name on it. i first met clay in the marine corps. i saw an bodied in hand -- embodied in him the ideal. and afghanistan during our second to her, he was frustrated. i ask him then, why are you here? is said, i'm here for you, jake. that was the type of guy clay was. clay left the marine corps is a proud veteran. i went down to haiti with team rubicon. clay, singer efforts unfold, took off by himself to join us in the ground. when he arrived, he said it looked like we needed some help. he flashed his trademark cheapest grin -- sheepish grin. he struggled to find a job that would provide him the same sense of purpose he had in uniform. he longed for the days when he was surrounded by his brothers an

michelle obama may be joining her husband there from washington, d.c.press boarding air force one getting ready to leave here in just a few minutes. restricted airspace for the next hour. that's about the flight time down to palm springs. anybody with a flight to or from the area likely going to have to wait. the president has precedent driving around anywhere. because of that there will be flight delays for people leaving the bay area or leaving los angeles. no flight delays for the president of the united states. pretty much go when you want to go. air stairs moving away from air force one here as the president leaves the bay area after a three-day visit heading to palm springs for a little vacation. live at sfo abc 7 news. >> cornell, thank you very much. as you see in that live picture as we zoom out right now, the official takeoff time is supposed to be in about three minutes or so. skedcheduled for 8:35 this morning. you can see san francisco police just drove by in the shot there. signed an executive order as well as the private secondtor to shar

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first lady michelle obama teamed up with "funny or die" comedian billy aigner and big bird as well to what is e-brighter about? >> we have the "sesame street" friends teaming up with the produce industry to try to help make eating fruits and vegetables for -- >> we're bribing kids to eat fruit! >> but the fun was just beginning. >> michelle obama along with a surprise contestant played billy's unique brand of quiz show. >> be honest, who is hotter abraham lincoln or barack obama? >> oh, barack obama. >> i'm sorry. it's abraham lincoln. by the way, very offensive to mary todd. next question -- slow dance with big bit while i sing "don't want to miss a thing." ♪ i don't want to close my eyes ♪ ♪ i don't want to fall asleep ♪ ♪ because i mitt you babe ♪ ♪ and i don't want to miss a things ♪ >> give some a hug with a knowing along and tell me it's all going to be okay. >> thank you. flotus wins the game. eat brighter. >> eat your vegetables. >> well you can eat lots of other stuff, too. >> well, great, thank you. >>> how effective is this? >> i think it's tremendously effective. we have s

during her recent visit to nyu, and columbia university, first lady michelle obama escorted her. one reason why president obama stays behind, he attract ' tension of course where ever he goes, could detract from the advice. >> i secret service says you don't need to be going to these campuses. we saw first-hand how many vehicles are involved in any kind of presidential advice. >> i big that do. is she trying to go incognito without everyone in her face. >> i know she also winds to barnard college up there in new york, as women so kind of hoping in on new york sit at this looks like. 6:22. >> after four failed casinos atlantic city trying to find something different to attract. what they plan to build on the iconic steel pier. >> listen to this. tickets go on line at 8:30, yesterday afternoon cole hamels says he wants to win and you cannot win if you're philadelphia philly. oh, is that too harsh? so is this a rebuilding year? you bet it is. why manager ryan sandberg says no it is not so much rebuilding. his take next. >> a bub. of young players into the line up, call this a rebilli

. >> reporter: president obama and michelle obama arrived on the tarmac, greeted by the new king. paying respects to the late king and speaking with the kingdom's new king. the 4-hour trip after president obama cut short a trip to india. the u.s. has a long history with saudi arabia, but changes lay ahead: the official u.s. delegation ipp cruded james baker and condoleezza rice and john mcgain. president obama's stop over was brief, underscoring the saudi arabia relation-to the united states as the u.s. confronts i.s.i.l., iraq and syria, and deals with rivalries, conflicts and instability in the region, including in yemen. >>> this time on "inside story", the death of a king and the succession of another, a look at u.s. ties. let's start with senior washington correspondent mike viqueira, welcome back to "inside story". you know, the president and presidential face time is a very coveted resource. there's a new power on the scene, narendra modi - why did he cut short his visit. >> symbolism, appearances and substance. it's a measure of the economic importance of saudi arabia. a co

conversation we created sick certified which we were-- 6 certified. >> and in fact here's what michelle obamacan sniper", about the film at the launch. >> this movie reflects those wrenching stories that i've heard. the complex journeys that our men and women in uniform endure. the complicated moral decisions they are tasked with every day, the stresses of balancing love of family with a love of country. and the challenges of transitioning back home to their next mission in life. here's why a movie like this is important. the vast majority of americans will never see the stories. they will never grasp these issues without portrayals like this. >> have you seen "american sniper" and if so do you think it's accurate? does it warrant the certification, the 6 certified? >> you know i saw the film. i met chris kyle several years ago and a lot of people i've worked with on a lot of shows including the show for nbc the wanted where we had a group of navy s.e.a.l.s tracking down terrorists who knew him well i think the film is an accurate portrayal of his perception of what happened through his book

. >> first lady michelle obama playing along for funny or die. it was part of her effort to get kids to eat more healthy.it comes just days after president obama appeared with a selfie stick and a video for buzz feed. >> coming up. a frosty feat, a new -- frosty feet. a new trend has residentsg into snow banks but the mayor is not amused. >>> a daring dog rescue turns into something more in . >>> on the chinese calendar thursday will usher in the year of the goat and getting in the party started early there were fireworks above the the hudson over in celebration of the chinese lunar new year. three barges of fireworks was set to music. they celebrated with dances, music and a reenactment of the ceremony. the lunar new year is important for those in china and around world. >>> it was a dramatic rescue in kentucky that was captured on tape. a dog was trying to free itself. they learned the dog's owners were also in the water. the husband and wife were pulled to safety but their dog lady, was still treading water. seeing what ha happening a neighbor

alejandro: y muy pendientes, porque hoy michelle obama retarÁ a uno de nosotros.amÉrica, la mejor manera de comenzar tus maÑanas. alejandro: el programa nÚmero uno de los latinos en la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. karla: hoy es jueves! ♪ con despierta amÉrica se despierta bueno, seÑores ♪ ♪ tÓmate un cafÉ con nosotros y olvÍdate de los dolores ♪ ♪ con despierta amÉrica se despierta bueno, seÑores ♪ ♪ tÚ me dejas entrar a tu casa y yo te la llena de amores ♪ ♪ amÉrica somos todos, no importa raza y color ♪ ♪ siempre nos une el amor alan: duro, vamos! se me caen los pantalones de la emociÓn. muy buenos dÍas, jueves 26 de febrero de 2015. saludos a toda nuestra gente hermosa. estamos cargados de buena vibra y energÍa que queremos compartir con ustedes. escuchen quiÉnes estÁn de invitados. ana: hoy viene la colombiana hermosa, famosa, la guapa de hollywood, sofÍa vergara. no se lo pierdan. johnny: ademÁs nos visitan cristina saralegui, giselle blondet, karla monroig y javier posa. karla: y por si fuera poco, michelle obama, la primera dama de los estados

no word of first lady michelle obama will join the president for valentine's weekend >>> congress is debating president obama's request for authorization to use military force against islamic state militants. republicans think the president's request doesn't go far enough. democrats are concerned it could lead to u.s. combat forces on the ground. what war authorization request from the president sets a time frame of three years, and prohibits, quote, enduring ground operations >> none of us knows what enduring combat operations means, and deliberately i think drafted to be ambiguous. >> it is not the authorization of another ground war, like afghanistan or iraq. >> the president's point is he wants to dismantling and december industry isis. i haven't seen a string yet that i think will accomplish that. >> the war authorization would allow the use of troops in rescue operations and when the president deems necessary. >>> 4:36 is the time. a plan to cut teacher pay and teaching jobs. coming up at 5:00, the reason a highly anticipated meeting on the future was abruptly canceled. >>> star

asleep ♪ ♪ cuz i miss you babe ♪ ♪ and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> yes that is first lady michelle obamath big bird to aerosmith's "i don't want to miss a thing." she is promoting her let's move initiative. big bird will be on fruit and vegetable packaging. mrs. obama did it to the comedy website funny or die. >> we have to get big bird on "dancing with the stars." >> oh yeah that's thinking. >> he is not that anymore bell. nimble. >> half of the people on there aren't. >> good point. tts -- it is one of the longest running sport events in these stree. it is the westminster dog show. i make a lot of purchases for my business and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. >>> good evening. the strugglin

> somebody claiming to be from isis is threatening at least half a dozen military spouses and michelle obama. they got tweets warning of a bloody valentine's day and that isis was watching their spouses and their kids. this is the same type of message that went to central command. >> i have children. you threaten your children, anybody who says it didn't scare them in the moment is not being completely truthful. >> yeah. but after that moment most of the women said they refuse to be intimidated. the secret service is taking appropriate steps. >>> a cbs basketball analyst charged with soliciting a prostitute reached a deal to stay out of jail. if craig anthony completes 32 hours of community service and sales out of jail for four months, the charge goes away. anthony had been in the area when police say he solicited an undercover prostitute. >>> a fairfax county child suspected of having the measles turns out does not have the virus, but health officials still urge residents to vaccinate their kids. the vaccine will help protect the community, including baeks who are too young to -- babies wh

. >> what did michelle obama say? >> that i don't know. know this was a process to get her to be comfortable with a candidacy. she wanted to know what his chances were but more importantly what impact it would have on their family. so, you know, we had long discussions about what it would demand of both of them and their children if he decided to run. >> now, life takes interesting turns. one of the memos that you had written on how to campaign against hillary clinton said for advantages she's not a healing figure. the more she tries to moderate her image, the more she jeopardizes herself and compounds her exposure as an opportunist. as two decades of the bush-clinton saga, making herself a candidate of the future will be a challenge. what's changed? >> first of all, we're in a different period of time. 2008, the iraq war was really defining a lot of what the democratic race was about. obama had opposed it. then-senator clinton had supported it. that was a tremendous dividing line between them and she was also seen as very much the fabric

. >> the fact that michelle obama, that they were influencerring and very important people, drawing attention to this campaign, i think really made a difference, in the way that we talked about it at least. >> there's no doubt about that, and not a lot of people know about that now. we want to encouraging people to take action, to call their congressman, they will know what this is about, and it becomes much easier to mobilize. so what i am talking about, it creates an community that can be very effective. >> krzysztof, talk about community, our online community, whether it's useful, what's the strength and weaknesses of # activism. this is the #still being used we just got this tweet today brings back our girls we have black lives matter in response to eric garner and mike brown. that's trending. #activism is a catalyst that leads to organized sustained activism, just look at the eric goner. here is amnesty international there is -- join our twitter action today. the activism is used to -- but sometimes it causes a crack down, and more human rights abuses and turkey. we noticed in pakistan,

we vote michelle obama to support mr. os. >> >> good's effort for the building and the content embarcadero in particular. it's important to preserve neighborhood character. this is a whole building. it's not two buildings. trying to separate it is a deception that the 2009 ruling clearly would not have allowed. even the report says this is a violation of the secretary of standards for historic preservation. here we have an historic site and location to say that we can do something for the back of a building on a more secondary street where one of the main arteries that really commands the attention will be stripped and replaced with rather unattractive modern facade is completely inappropriate. please reaffirm your 2009 decision to respect the historic importance of this whole building. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> members of the board of supervisors i am ralph. i was the communications director of the [inaudible] march as organized by local 10 and deeply involved in the resolution that was pas

part of michelle obama's "let's move" initiative getting families to eat better and exercise. >>> an apple to your health. >> thank you so much. i would also like a jessica alba for my health. i mean, because she's got a good company. over here looking towards oakland a smooth drive. i talked about getting into downtown. might be an issue. schedule maintenance, another few moments may have the tube closed appreciatingappreciating preventing you from getting through there. and the san mateo bridge, nice, easy drive. no further problems reported after the smoky 92. and all roads cleared 92 and 101. south bay, peninsula on the left and no major delays for the tri-valley. a live look at dublin. we see typical volume. streaming headlights moving at the limit through dublin. back to you. >>> is 4:56. four minutes left to vote for the next face of mlb. >> two options. giants buster posey in the lead nap contest started with dozens of players going head to head now down posey and last year's winner. who will be the golden boy? voting ends at 5:00. tweet #busterbozie. >> buster posey in the l

. >>> first lady michelle obama tweeting sweet nothings to her husband while he is away from the whitese this valentine's day. we told you earlier the president is spending his weekend in palm springs golfing. his wife opted to post a photo of the two together along with a lyric made famous by the beatles, love is all you need. i don't know what she was laughing at. we'll get to that in a bet. over to drew now and the gorgeous weather. >> we're talking record warmth in some locations, and the warm web site continues for the next couple of days. the warm weather not braining rainfall. outside, from the emeryville camera, a gorgeous picture as the sun lowering the sky, sunset at 5:48 p.m. a gorgeous start to the holiday weekend. temperature-wise, 72 in oakland, the name concord. 66 hayward. fremont, 74. 70, san jose, san francisco, 71. in a few minutes woe have the valentines dipillow fight in the plaza. and then by 7:30 as you're picking up faithers, temperatures comfortable. satellite and radar showing you the story we are tracking the pressure off the coast bringing us sunshine and wa

michelle obama. [applause] and now, it a special privilege for me as a senator from mississippi to introduce a familiar face from home. jasmine murray is from columbus mississippi. she has been a broadcast communication major at mississippi state university. she was a finalist on "american idol." and she was a finalist in the miss america pageant where she proudly represented my home state of mississippi. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome miss mississippi, jasmine murray. [applause] ♪ ♪ why should i be sad, why should the shadows come ♪ ♪ why should my heart fail lonely and alone for heaven and home ♪ ♪ when jesus is my portion, a constant friend is he ♪ ♪ as i his eye is on the sparrow, and i know he watches over me ♪ his eye is on the sparrow and i know he watches me ♪ ♪ i sing because i'm happy, i sing because i'm free ♪ ♪ his eye is on the sparrow and i know he watches me ♪ ♪ his eye is on the sparrow and i know he watches i know he watches, i know he watches me ♪ ♪ i sing because i'm happy, i

. >>> we've got first lady michelle obama's debut on "billy on the street". >>> when we thought it couldn't get any colder we'll be looking at record breaking temperatures over the next couple mornings. i'll have the details coming up. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself >>> good morning. welcome back to "first look." i'm meteorologist domenica davis. once again we're talking snow through the o

. >>> michelle obama is bringing together women from multiple generations who have helped bring about change. >>> 4:51 our time now on this frigid friday >> frigid friday indeed. we're talking about temperatures this the single digits. tom, really? i've lived here my whole life. i don't remember it getting quite this cold. >> it is very rare. we set a new record at reagan national. and that hasn't happened in 119 years. >> so i wouldn't have seen it. >> so since 1896, that was the old record for february the 120th. and we have a weather alert day this morning because of this dangerous cold weather. the temperature right now at reagan national is at 7. old record was 8. so this is a brand new record low for the date. and the last time we had a record low in february was 45 years ago way back to 1970. temperatures right now are single digits just about everywhere from west va virginia, maryland the eastern shore, nearby suburbs north and west are down to near zero right now. and the windchills are around 5 to 15 below zero in the metro area and around the bay, and look at hagerstown the

jenna bush hager catches up with first lady michelle obama for an exclusive look at the family's newlyoom. >>> in sports we start with a wild close one on the road. top ranked kentucky took on ls. >>> and the tigers missed a three-pointer at the buzzer that would have given them the game. kentucky is 24-0 with a 74-69 win. coach was not happy with one called for a technical for hanging from the rim. >> carl decided to chin himself up. the reason i didn't call a time-out, i told them all, i hope they beat us. >> a little business strax, right? calipari was criticizing him, so a little awkward there. >> on the ice you won't believe this shot. tim jax jackman ices one, takes a few bounces and right over the panthers goalie slips right in for the score. the panthers go on a win, 6-2. >>> alex rodriguez met with jan keys officials to apologize for a see long long suspension for violating the drug agreement and labor contract. in a statement issued alex initiated the meeting an apologized to the organization for his actions over the past several years. there was an honest and frank discussio

woodrow wilson, michelle obama and countless other scholars come out of this great school. but this team is trying to prove tigers also have some pretty good athletes. >> it shows that you can have it all. you can be really committed to student. really committed division one athlete. you can have the national exposure in order to be on this historic ride. >> brain and ball skills who would have thought? they have both. >> very impressive. thank you, sea inform. >> had does it for us here at 6:00. >> inside edition is up next. stay war >>> 50 shades frenzy. >> is the movie really sending people to the emergency room? >>> then, for crying outloud. kim kardashian's baby. not everyone's happy. >>> and teacher's sex scandal. is she the new mary kay? >> there are a lot of things the same, married, mothers themselves. >>> supreme court confession. >> i wasn't 100% sober. >>> plus -- >> deborah: a mother's revenge. >> why she's burning this house to the ground. >>> and drinking on the mountain. >> do i seem inebriated? >>

. >> seeing somebody like jack succeed at his age in the booth with michelle obama and stuff like that, i think that will allow students to understand that it is possible that they could do it if they wanted to. >> it's leaking through the bottom. >> oh, shoot. that is not good. just don't mind that. one of the most valuable lessons i have learned is your idea is typically as a young person, your ideas don't really get heard. as an influencer your ideas do get heard. >> jack is called the thomas edison of our time. i think that's true. can you share with us a little bit of the back story? >> i'm looking at adopting it to different diseases. what's so cool about this is it's the platform for the detection of any biological agent, any diseases, alzheimer's and cancer and hiv/aids and heart disease. >> it's definitely interesting, and it's still figuring that out. >>> what a cool kid. what's next for jack? >> he's working on the tri-quarter x prize. it's a device that can sense many different diseases wrapped into an iphone-sized thing. >> very cool. landscape. this kid is on it. >> can h