mr. michelle? >> i knew that he obtained it from newscorp. i don't know that i knew it came from mr. 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 with

mr. fred michel who reported to mr. anderson at that time who dealt with a direct contact with the political lever level and people of that nature. that was the p.o. box for the company there. >> obviously, we are going to hear from your father tomorrow, we know that he had some meetings with politicians, and you did as well, you told us about them. particularly, in 2008 to the general election in may 2010, would it be fair to say that mr. brooks, the majority of meetings with politicians,. >> i have seen the schedule, i think some of the prime ministers meetings in that period of time. i can't remember. but she would've been closer to those issues than i would have been. >> was a part of the general way of working, as it were, that miss brooks reported back to you as the outcome, and he would report anything important that your father? >> from time to time, she would report to me by the discussion that was relevant, but she would communicate directly with my father. you know, with some frequency. >> when you had discus

mr. michel, don't you? [inaudible] now, the reason why you're able to replace it quickly is because i think a dinner with mr. osborne the night before, hadn't you? >> that's correct. >> so you discuss the issues of the lead of the night before? >> i must have done so, yes. >> and the reference to gao is not including a special adviser. it's g. oh, personally, is in its? >> yes. >> why were you discussing this letter with mr. osborne at all? >> you are timing out the time of the issue of these letters likes it that. my memory from the dinner was that it was with my husband and i, mr. osborne and his wife, mr. lewis and his wife. so it was the six of us. it was in a restaurant, more of a social occasion. but like i said in my witness statement, i probably brought it up but i can't remember, but they would have been part of the dinner i would have discussed our frustration perhaps with him at the time of what was going on. so i don't know whether i brought it up for church, but we did discuss at the dinner. not

mr. michel, don't you? [inaudible] now, the reason why you're able to replace it quickly is because i think a dinner with mr. osborne the night before, hadn't you? >> that's correct. >> so you discuss the issues of the lead of the night before? >> i must have done so, yes. >> and the reference to gao is not including a special adviser. it's g. oh, personally, is in its? >> yes. >> why were you discussing this letter with mr. osborne at all? >> you are timing out the time of the issue of these letters likes it that. my memory from t dinner was that it was with my husband and i, mrosborne and his wife, mr. lewis and his wife. so it was the six of us. it was in a restaurant, more of a social occasion. but like i said in my witness statement, i probably brout it up but i can't remember, but they would have been part of the dinner i would have discussed our frustration perhaps with him at the time of what was going on. so i don't know whether i brought it up for church, but we did discuss at the dinner. not any g

mr. michelle to mr. james murdoch. >> you obviously have the chronology. >> three minutes later, you replied to mr. mashal. - mr. michelle. the reason why you replied so quickly. you said you had dinner with mr. osborn the night before. you discussed the issues letter with mr osborne the night before a request i must have done. >> the reference to g.o. is to him personally. barbour you discussing the issue with mr. osborn at all -- why were you discussing the issue with mr. osborn at all? iraq's my memory from the dinner was that -- >> my memory from the dinner was that my husband and i and mr. osborne and his wife, it was more of a social occasion but are probably brought it up but i cannot remember. it would have been something i discussed at the dinner out of frustration perhaps at the time of what was going on. but we did discuss it at the dinner. not at any great length. >> that would not have been -- that would not have been my stance on it. i probably was not all over the complexities of an issue'

mr. michels coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: last minute change to the line-up of "saturday night livens about censorship and partisanship at the nbc show. executive producer lauren michels killed an opening sketch of obama spiking the football over bin laden and instead replaced it about the pals at fox and friends, which of course we sometimes find amusing. isn't that true? >> greg: absolutely. of course, saturday night live is not partisan. i remember a joke they made in 1996 about clinton saying he was chubby. do you remember that? "saturday night live" is about as edgy as a handball. when you go out and make fun of -- >> dana: they'll ruin you now. >> greg: it's like making fun of your parents. fox news represents middle america. your parents, easy to make fun of. look at obama, you can't make fun of him. you want to be like him. they pretend they're speaking truth to power but they're not. they're french kissing power. >> eric: their hero is alec baldwin. >> kimberly: he really is. they love him. >> eric: done more shows than anybody. if they did a skit on us, would be fun. how d

mr. michels coming up next. ♪ ♪ i have two car insurances in front of you here.h car insurance x. four million people switched to that car insurance alone just last year. mmm, it's got a nice bouquet. our second car insurance, y. mmmmm, oh, i can see by your face they just lost another customer. you chose geico over the competitor. calm down, calm down. you're getting carried away. male announcer ] remember when you were a kid? you liked getting dirty and building things. there were no limits -- you cod move mountains. the john deere 1 series subcompact tractor -- the way grownups move mountains. and with autoconnect implemes, it's the easiest tractor to use what will you create? discover the 1 series at johndeere.com/1series. great financing available ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: last minute change to the line-up of "saturday night live" is raising questions about censorship and partisanship at the nbc show. executive producer lauren michels killed an opening sketch of obama spiking the football over bin laden and instead replaced it about the pals at fox and friends, which

mr. chairman, michelle, you are here all of the time, are the investors aware of this scale of threat?hat uranium can be a bomb in moments, but israel has to move before that? >> we have talked about it a number of times. when the news broke. oil didn't respond all that much. it really -- and that would be the market where you would think people would be worried about disruptions, so i'm not so sure. i'm thinking that investors assume in the end, there will be a stalemate, but perhaps we just live with it. >> in other words, counting on rational actors. >> exactly. >> all right, fine. ambassador ginsberg, we're rational, are they? >> no, not at all the idea that they want to protect the regime from disintegrating, no doubt about that. if the ayatollah woke up and had the bomb, he would be happy he had the bomb. the key, of course, not just an exi stential threat to israel. all options on the table, the president of the united states declared. the national security threat to the united states and the president is going to have to back those words up with deeds if, indeed, we and the isr

michelle obama, she donated hers personally? >> actually, mrs. obama came and presented the dress and the jewelry and the shoes. but they were actually donated, and she -- it's interesting. she says this is the first time we had the designers donate. and mrs. obama had them donate these pieces. so jason wu and jimmy choo and lori rodkin actually donated the pieces. and they're donated. when you see the label, it will be donated by jason wu in honor of the first lady michelle obama. and mrs. obama came to present the pieces to the museum. >> so what goes into deciding which dress to wear? and are they thinking about the influence that will have on their husband's administration? >> i think -- i think we would like it to maybe be a little more political than it probably is. when we did -- there is a video playing in this exhibition. and we were lucky enough to interview rosalynn carter and laura bush about the dresses that they chose, thinking maybe there was a symbolism. and mrs. carter in reality for sentimental reasons wore a dress again that sh

mrs. michelle obama. [music playing] [music playing] let us pray.hty god, the heavens tell of your glory and expands declares the work of your hands. we come humbly before you, the creator and sovereign ruler of all nations, we asked her presence to be with us. of an immigrant family, you called his son to serve with fellow soldiers. leslie h. sabo, jr. gave his life to his friends. we think you for the millions of americans who, like leslie, have not faltered at duties call. and those who gave their last full measure. and the families left behind to grieve their loss and cherish the memories. thank you for those who served so steadfastly in vietnam so long ago. may your grace uphold rose mary, greater comfort. we ask that you grant your piece to george and his family. we ask your blessing upon all of our servicemen and women at home and abroad. they are defending our constitution. grant presence and guidance to those who lead our nation. may america ever ever shine as a beacon of justice. may we always remember our heroes, like leslie sabo, who mor

if she could be someone else, michelle obama said gosh, if i had to be someone else i would be beyonce. and the pop superstar had earlier written a fan page describing mrs. obama, in response, michelle tweeted, thank you for the beautiful letter. and for being a role model who kids everywhere can look up to. ♪ at last >> reporter: maybe looking back it's fitting that at the inauguration ball it was beyonce singing to the new first couple. a magical performance of "at last." but it didn't stop there. beyonce has embraced the first lady's cause to fight childhood obesity. by reworking the "get me body to move you body" video. and as you can see, the first lady clearly enjoys beyonce and her music. for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, washington. >> and the first lady will be robin and george's guest this tuesday morning on "good morning america." another gma exclusive. paula faris, who would you be if you could be anyone else? >> fictionally, wonder woman. a real-life mary lou retton. >> nice. two good choices. >> who would you be? >> i have no idea. >> he's just happy being dan. >> that's right. >>> coming up here on "good morning america"

two former republican candidates, the former house speaker newt gingrich and congresswoman michele bachmann. mr. gingrich, why don't we just start with you. was it worth it? >> oh, i think as a citizen, sure. i had a chance to go out and explain what i would do and how i'd do it, and calista and i got to meet thousands of people who were very positive, and hopefully i made some positive contribution to the dialogue and proposed some very big ideas that i think over the next five or 10 years, some of them will actually become law. it's part of the process of citizenship alive and do you think-- because many times during the campaign, you were all over mitt romney for claiming he was a conservative, and you said he wasn't. do you think he would have been better off, or would be better off noto simply concede that he say moderate? i mean, is that a bad thing to be known as a moderate? >> look, we had a very hard-fought campaign, and a lot of different people threw punches in a lot of different direction. the fact is, compared to barack obama, mitt romney is a solid conservative. i think you have t

mrs. michelle obama, accompanied by george bush and mrs. laura bush. [applause] >> good afternoon.red wright, chairman of the board of the white house historical association. the association is honored to be part of today's historic ceremony and to have played a role in the range for the magnificent portraits that are about to be unveiled. the white house historical association was founded 50 years ago by first lady jacqueline kennedy, with two specific missions. the first is to educate and inform the public about the history of the white house and the distinguished group of americans that have inhabited it. in this regard it is an exciting time for us as we mark the 50th anniversary campaign for white house history. to the north of the white house, at historic decatur house we just launched the new david rubenstein national center for white house. mixture to the south of the white house we will open a newly redesigned white house visitor center. it will give the millions of visitors to washington each year a chance to gain a broader understanding of life in the white house. if we

michelle obama has a new book out. mrs. obama hopes the book will help families make better food choices and also help fight childhood obesity. it's also filled with gardening tips and recipes. >>> coming up at 6:00, police continue to search for suspects and answers after people were shot, including a 10-year-old boy. >>> plus, women can't avoid it, called menopause or should we say manopause. linda so finds out the answer. now we've got a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. >> we took you to china and got made on america -- made in america there. so how do you sale your made in america products overseas? >>> 50% of americans say they are unhappy at work. that's according to a new survey. if you're one of them, we have some simple ways to get you back into the spark and enjoy that workday a little bit more. >> reporter: chances are you're one of the millions of americans or dissatisfied at work. there are still 12 million americans out of work who would love to have your position. while many workers aren't a pir

mr. mom this week, because michelle is in new york so i have to make my daughter to school. >> oh, whateverakes me cry. >> you don't understand how much time energy and money that he and his wife have put into this thing. and his son is so cute -- i don't know what is up with the this morning. i'm a little cattywompus. we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> that doesn't so bad, was it? >> i got to say that was fantastic. >> announcer: it's the >>(narrator) gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california, and former mayor of san francisco is coming to current tv. >>every night on cable news networks everyone's focusing on what's wrong. i want this show to move past that. i love creative people, and with all the vexing problems we have we need creative thinking. >>(narrator) with interviews with notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >>at the end of the day this show's simple. it's about ideas. ideas are the best politics. ideas can bring us together. >>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. premiers friday may 18th. only on current tv. [ mocking tone ] i'm ms. brown.

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>>> and more than 5 ,000 new grads, family and friends welcoming the first lady michelle obama at virginia tech today. mrse commencement address to the class of 2012. and in it she praised the graduates for the strength and resilience they've shown following the deadly mass shootings at school back in 2007. 2007. >> like so many people across this country and around the world, i have been following the journey of this school. i have witnessed the strength and spirit of the hoe hoek ee nation. hokie nation. and i think you all already have learned plenty of lessons here at virginia tech. in fact, i feel all of you have so much to teach all of us. [ cheers and applause ] >> white house officials say that mrs. obama chose the school because of how it bounced back after the awful tragedy. >>> top. >> welling , we hit 73 today. if you like today, you're going to love tomorrow. wakeup weather temperatures will be chilly. it warms up rapidly. by 10:00, 66-72. a cool start but fantastic. minor changes on mother's day. we'll tell you when the showers move in. >>> and the biggest waves ever. look at this thing. we'

once his rival, michele bachmann endorsing mr. romney.ond day in that state and it is part of the slugfest we're keeping an eye on. the super pac is out with a $4.3 million ad by today. look at that map. >> the company brought almost all our employees to new york. he said i don't care how long it takes. we're going to find her. >> that ad may look familiar to you. interestingly it is one of the same ads that ran during the primary and the same ad romney's campaign ran in 2007. it is called the search. and it details romney's efforts to find a former co-worker's daughter who disappeared while in new york city. joining me now, nbc news deputy political director. domenico, thank you for joining us. why are they reusing this ad or similar versions of this ad? >> it is one of the positive ads of mitt romney and the real issue for him has been his image. they have to try to fix his image problem. he is still underwater in our nbc "wall street journal" poll. that has improved since the gop primary ended but they understand, and it has deep pocke

mrs. obama, the first lady, michelle obama, at the ohio rally saturday saying how president obama understands struggles of american families. watch this. >> we all know what our president stands for, right? he is the son of a single mother who struggled to put herself through school and pay the bills. that's who he is. he's the grandson of a woman who woke up before dawn every day to catch a bus to her job at the bank. so believe me, barack knows what it means when a family struggles. >> now senator, when you contrast that with governor romney's background of wealth, is that going to resonate with the ohio voters that one really understands the average person and average family struggles in your state? >> yeah, i think that ohioans are pretty smart about this and ohioans want a president that's going to aggressively, every day, wake up every single day in every single way and fight for every single job. and that's what i do in the senate. i think that's what the president does. you know, we've got to keep at it because this economic growth not nearly what we want, but i think when you see wha

but i'll ask michelle when i get home. >> don't play coy, mr. president."50 shades of grey." the full interview airs later this morning on "the view." also, last night our good friend chris matthews on "jeopardy's" d.c. power players edition. former white house press secretary robert gibbs and cnn's lizzie o'leary were the competitors. matthews playing a little "hardball" with alex trebek. >> let's go back to what is crossword clues eight. i'm sorry. $200 for the category crosswords close eight. >> pay attention. at blank, soldier! four letters. >> at ease, soldier. what is at ease, soldier? what is ease, soldier? >> ease, yes. less than a minute. full name of the u2 pilot shot down over the soviet union in 1960. >> chris? >> who is gary powers? >> we need the full name. >> who is gary powers? >> no. >> lizzie? >> who is frances gary powers. >> that's it, yes. full name. lizzie benefits. she selects. >> did you see chris' face? frances gary powers. robert gibbs won, by the way. chris matthews still got $10,000 for his favorite charity as a runner- runner-u

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

mrs. obama, according to a new abc poll, both michelle obama and ann romney are more popular for than theirusbands. at this point, asbestos is. but while only 56% have a positive view of the president, 69% have a favorable view of mrs. obama. do you think they use these polls when they have a fight? excuse me, the last time i checked, 69% of everyone is on my side. think about that. while you're sleeping on the couch. ann romney has a 40% favorable rating, that tops mitt who is at 35%. that's not a great number. today, the romney campaign released a new ad they hope will start to get things turned around. >> ann romney. look, she's the one who put our dog on the roof of the car. i told her not to. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. >> jimmy: politics is a very tough business. vice president biden gave a speech on foreign policy this morning. he's the best. there's something about vice presidents that, i don't know if they pick them because they are funny or maybe it's the job that makes them funny. whatever the case, they're funny. >> now is the time to heed the timeless advice fr

mr. frederick michelle of news international and mr. graham william of bskyb. the truth is that whatever we have said in our report and however you choose to report it tomorrow, the public have made up their minds. powerful people were involved in a cover-up, and they still haven't accepted responsibility. and after all of this, the story is not yet over. it was reported at the weekend that rebecca brooks was prepared to release her personal texts and e-mails to david cameron to the leveson inquiry. i think she should. but as the prime minister said yesterday, the contacts between rupert murdoch and senior ministers crossed both sides of the house. if we really want to see how news corp. in the u.k. operates, then the current pm and chancellor, all former prime ministers including tony blair and gordon brown and former chancellors might want to consider revealing their texts and e-mails to company executives. .. more than any individual alive he is to blame. morally the deeds are his. he paid the piper and he caught the tune. it was his company, his culture, hi

michelle... if anything happens... ( laughter ) there's your man. >> reporter: mrs.told him not to worry. >> and i promise you... ( laughter ) i promise i'm going straight for it. ( laughter ) >> reporter: president obama said his time in the white house has given him a deeper understanding for the men who came before him and for today at least, that understanding seemed mutual. norah o'donnell, cbs news, the white house. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> bieber bedlamb around the world. wide, new video out of norway as the mayor threatens a state of an emergency. dozens injured. girls in tears. plus the bieber comparisons to beatlemania as we look back to the craziest fan meltdowns, ever, from michael jackson, to leo. >>> valerie bertinelli's advice to jes can

michelle... if anything happens... ( laughter ) there's your man. >> reporter: mrs.told him not to worry. >> and i promise you... ( laughter ) i promise i'm going straight for it. ( laughter ) >> reporter: president obama said his time in the white house has given him a deeper understanding for the men who came before him and for today at least, that understanding seemed mutual. norah o'donnell, cbs news, the white house. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪[ music ] >>> chuck brown, well today thousands said their good-bye to the god father. a memorial service full of tearful tributes and some powerfuls performances, all dedicated to the late d.c. music legend. and tonight, we're dedicating the newscast in our own tribute to the god father of go go. today's memorial service spanned more than theehour -- more than three hours. coming up, the emotional farewell and plus the impact that he had, not just on music, but our entire d.c. community as told by the

mr. mom this week, because michelle is in new york so i have to make my daughter to school. >> oh, whateverney that he and his wife have put into this thing. and his son is so cute -- i don't know what is up with the this morning. i'm a little cattywompus. we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> that doesn't so bad was it? >> i got to say that was fantastic. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. weeknights on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ oh, girls just want to have fun ♪ ♪ girls wanna, wanna have fun ♪ >> gay, fun. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 52 minutes after the hour. judy tenuta is warming up on the accordion out there. jim, who said -- by the way that was a hint -- just coming in -- >> yes. president obama continues to be a true leader for equality and i have never been prouder to call him my president than i am day. the words of the president have reinforced that they are worthy of love just like anyone else. >

now michelle, if anything happens -- there's your man. and i'm also pleased, mr.nt, that when you are wandering these halls as you wrestle with tough decisions, you'll now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would george do? it is my privilege to introduce the greatest first lady ever, sorry, mom. >> it was really gracious of you to invite us back to the white house to hang a few family pictures. and i'm sure you know nothing makes a house a home like having portraits of its former occupants stair staring down at you from the wall. >> the portraits, by the way, were done by the renowned artist john howard sanden. they'll hang in the entrance hall of the white house, president bush to the right of president clinton. thanks for being with us. i'm matt lauer in for brian tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you

mr. obama said his family helped change his mind. >> there's been times when michelle and i have been sitting around the dinner table. and we've been talking about their friends and their parents. and malia and sasha, it wouldn't dawn on them somehow that they're friends' parents would be treated differently. >> reporter: it's a shift in thinking. >> it's a surprise. shocking. we're all still in shock. >> pretty glad that he finally came out and said something clear and concise about it. >> reporter: but not everyone. >> i'm totally against it. it's not right. it's against my religious beliefs. it's against what i grew up believing. >> reporter: the president's likely republican opponent in the fall, mitt romney, said he disagrees with mr. obama's stance. >> marriage itself is a relationship between a man and a woman. and that's my own preference. >> reporter: president obama has faced heavy pressure to clarify his position. and his evolution comes at a politically beneficial time, heading into the fall campaign. >> if he did not come out in favor of same-sex marriage, he risked something ver

. >>> financial aid michelle obama is sponsoring the first submarine to allow female crew members. mrsobama will sponsor the future "uss illinois," named after her home stated. the virginia class nuclear-powered submarine is being built in gratin, connecticut, and newport news, virginia. it is expected to join the fleet in 2015. mrs. president obama joins a tradition of first ladies sponsoring submarines including laura bush and hillary clinton. >>> 4:47 now. breaking news in maryland. a man found dead in the middle of the street in bladensburg. news4's tracy will kin is ee wi on the scene. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this happened in the 5600 block of annapolis road after 11:00 p.m. now police tell us that an adult male who they have not been able to identify was found here in front of this building. this is the medical center here in bladensburg. there's still some crime scene tape left here. they say that the man was found here, taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. he was suffering from trauma to the body. what they're looking for is any informatio

mr. obama a second term. michele the congresswoman from minnesota and the former presidential candidate, officially endorsing mitt romney for president. harris: new details now on shootings of three i.c.e. agents in california. federal officials say they were shot while serving warrants in the san francisco bay area. it's a story that has been unfolding since we've been on the air. latest on this with claudia cowan in petaluma, california. claudia? >> reporter: harris, still a heavy police presence in east pet-- petaluma a hour's north drive from san francisco. this was part of a widespread gang sweep that involved multiple locations throughout the bay area. no official word on the exact nature of this operation. that is what we are being told now. locals have been telling us this particular neighborhood is no stranger to drug and gang activity. special agents with i.c.e.. jon: immigrations and customs enforcement, were out here executing high-risk criminal warrants as part of what they're calling an on going crimina