mrs. michelle -- ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. >> please join me in prayer. almighty and loving god, we ask your blessings on this ceremony as we commemorate the double lives and sacrifices of two of our precious -- commemorate the lives and sacrifices of two of our precious sons. those struck by the news of the past 24 hours, we stop to remember the air road, actions taken -- heroic actions taken by these two some 60 years ago. they lead from the front and loved beyond measure, which bring the ultimate act of self service. remind us today that our nation has risen to about to witness on the shoulders of americans like -- present to our true brightness on the shoulders of americans like anthony and henry. wavelike and freedom is a priceless inheritance -- our way of life and freedom is a priceless and arrogance. may your blessings be upon -- priceless inheritance. mayor blessings be upon anthony and henry. may we never forget the sacrifice. in your holy name, amen. >> good morning, everybody. please be seated. on be

mrs. michelle obama. ♪ >> please join me in prayer.god, we ask your blessings upon this is their money as we gather to commemorate the sacrifices of to do all of our nation's sons. private first class anthony kaho'ohanohano and henry svehla. those stirred by news of the past 24 hours, we pause in these moments to remember the heroic combat actions taken by these two soldiers of the korean peninsula 60 years ago. both entity and henry responded against an enemy onslaught and saved the lives of their fellow soldiers. they led from the front end loved beyond measure, portraying the ultimate act of selfless service. remind us again today that our nation has risen to virtue greatness of the soldiers of americans like anthony and henry. they this ceremony served to reinforce our awareness as a nation that our countries way of life and our freedom is a priceless inheritance, one to the commitment and sacrifice of those who have selflessly pay for our freedom with their blood. may your blessings be upon the families of henry and anthony, who e

mrs. michelle obama. >> i know all of you love beyonce, right?op star beyonce remixed this stong and made a special video to support the first lady's let's move campaign against childhood obesity. the 6, 7th, and 8th greeders have been practicing the moves in their physical education classes getting ready for this big day. but music in general transformed the whole concept of gym class. >> we change the way we do things with exercise and making sure our kids are moving. so we use music as part of the get up and moving, regardless of what activities we are doing. >> this is way more fun than sitting in front of the tv, am i right? >> with lyrics like mission one, let me see you run, and a little sweat ain't never hurt nobody to move your body supports the kind of vigorous heart pumping exercise that is needed to help kids stay fit or shed extra pounds. >> we can't just sit around in our houses all day and that starts with everybody helping out as a community to get our kids more active. >> and these students were certainly inspired by seeing the f

mrs. michelle obama. ♪ ♪ >> please join me in prayer.hty and loving god we ask your blessings upon the ceremony as we gather to commemorate the noble lives and sacrifices of two of our nation's precious sons, private first class anthony kaho'ohanohano and henry svehla. so stirred by news of the past 24 hours, we pause in these moments to remember they are roa combat actions taken by these two soldiers on the korean peninsula some 60 years ago. both anthony and henry responded fearlessly against an enemy onslaught and save the lives of their fellow soldiers. they lead from the front and loved beyond measure, portraying the ultimate act of selfless service. god remind us again today that our nation has risen to greatness on the shoulders of americans like anthony and henry. may the ceremony served to reinforce our awareness as a nation that our country's way of life and our freedom is a priceless inheritance, wind through the commitment and sacrifice of those who have selflessly paid for our freedom with their blood. me your blessings be u

mrs. michelle obama. ♪ >> please join me in prayer. almighty god, we ask your blessings on the ceremony.mmend the noble lives and sacrifices of this nation's sons. though stirred by news of the past 24 hours, we pause in these moments to remember the heroic combat actions taken by these two soldiers on the korean peninsula some 60 years ago. but anthony and henry responded against an enemy onslaught and save the lives of their fellow soldiers. they lead from the front and loved beyond measure, betraying the ultimate act of selfless service. oh god, remind us that our nation has risen to true greatness on the soldiers of americans like anthony and henry. me this ceremony reexports our awareness as a nation that this country's way of life and our freedom is a priceless inheritance, one for a commitment and sacrifice of those who selflessly pay for our freedom with their blood. may your blessings be upon the families of henry and anthony who have given their loved ones to this nation and what kept their memories alive for this great moment. by your grace, may we never forget their sacrifice

mr. michel elias who is currently a bergen county sheriff and the state of new jersey. marine corps, and met his wife while stationed in japan. in 2004 to 2005. shia death of their two children, jade and michael come, to japan in december of 2008. through his testimony here we will hear about the challenges that parents and children who are addicted to japan face particularly from when they have military personnel. a go parenthetically that earlier this year i traveled with nancy and mcgill but elias, jane and michael's grandparents, so michael's mom and dad to japan and spent several days their meeting with high officials in the japanese government, and it was very clear that when they got to make their case, they were very empathetic ears but the question was whether or not those sympathetic ears turned into tangible policy that will permit the return of children who would offended gupta to japan. as i said at the outset it needs to be underscored with exclamation points. if there is a mere ascension to the hague without resolving the existing cases, there will be a g

mrs. michelle obama. ♪ >> please join me in prayer. almighty god, we ask your blessings on the ceremony.e gather to commend the noble lives and sacrifices of this nation's sons. though stirred by news of the past 24 hours, we pause in these moments to remember the heroic combat actions taken by these two soldiers on the korean peninsula some 60 years ago. but anthony and henry responded against an enemy onslaught and save the lives of their fellow soldiers. they lead from the front and loved beyond measure, betraying the ultimate act of selfless service. oh god, remind us that our nation has risen to true greatness on the soldiers of americans like anthony and henry. me this ceremony reexports our awareness as a nation that this country's way of life and our freedom is a priceless inheritance, one for a commitment and sacrifice of those who selflessly pay for our freedom with their blood. may your blessings be upon the families of henry and anthony who have given their loved ones to this nation and what kept their memories alive for this great moment. by your grace, may we never forget t

mrs. michelle obama. ♪ >>> please join me in prayer.ble lives and sacrifices of two of our nation's precious sons, privates first class anthony ano-ano and henry savala. though stirred by news of the past 24 hours we pause in these moments to remember the heroic combat actions taken by these two soldiers on the korean peninsula some 60 years ago. both anthony and henry responded fearlessly against an enemy onslaught and saved the lives of their fellow soldiers. they led from the front and loved beyond measure portraying the ultimate act of selfless service. oh, god, remind us again today that our nation has risen to her true greatness on the shoulders of americans like anthony and henry. may this ceremony serve to reinforce our awareness as a nation that our country's way of life and our freedom is a priceless inheritance through the commitment and sacrifice of those who have selflessly paid for our freedom with their blood. may your blessings be upon the families of henry and anthony who have given their loved ones to this nation and k

michelle. yes, that is mrs. obama doing the running man. not sure if that dance is still in vogue.d doing it. anyway, mrs. obama was at the school to promote her let's move program. she launched it a year ago to eradicate childhood obesity. and dancing is a good way to do it. >> yeah. it's all about the hips. >> yes. she's got moves. >> yeah. >> thanks for joining us tonight. jay leno is next. >> we'll see you tomorrow.

, the president of the united states, barack obama, in his first lady, michelle obama, have come to visit. [applause] >> welcome mrmichelle. to show that he believes in ireland, to make that precious connection with his irish roots, as thousands before him have done. today, the 44th american president comes home. [applause] when thomas kearney started out on his long atlantic crossing, he may have dreamed that one day his progeny would return as president of the united states. [applause] that boyce said goodbye -- that boyce said goodbye -- that boy said goodbye, like the millions who were leaving, packing up the remnants of their lives. for some, it was like setting into space. their path is our path. their story is our story. this evening, my call is directly to those 40 million irish-americans. whether you are listening and watching in new york, new haven, san diego, or st. louis, whether you are irish by birth, or by marriage, or by desire, you are irish nonetheless. [applause] we, your family, you're irish family, are right here to welcome you, to welcome your present home. [applause] last week, queen elizabe

this day, the president of the united states, barack obama, and the first lady, michelle obama, is here. [cheers] welcome, mr. president and michelle. real connection with his irish family -- today, the 43rd president of the united states comes home. [unintelligible] started out on his long atlantic crossing -- that one day his grandson t-great would return as president of the united states. [unintelligible] millions have died, packing their hopes and dreams, step in on two ships, which for some was like stepping into space. their storyf us, -- is our story. this evening, my call is directly to those 40 million irish-americans, and while you are listening and watching in new york, new haven, san diego, , by marriage or by desire, your family is right here. [cheers] wie, your family, your irish family, are right here to welcome you, to welcome your president home. last week queen elizabeth came to our shores and bowed to our dead,d. pride and happiness, we close the circle of our history. today, president obama, we draw another circle, one in which we tell the world of our unique ealth, that cannot be traded

michelle obama, come to visit. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mr. president and michelle. to show that he believes in ireland, to make that, to make that precious commitment with his irish family, his irish roots, as thousands before him have done, today the 44th american president comes home! [cheers and applause] when he started out on his long atlantic crossing he might have dreamed what one day his great, great, great-grandfather would return as president of the united states. [cheers and applause] that boy said good-bye to his island. millions had dieded or were leaving. putting their hopes and their dreams leaving aside the remnants of their life, stepping on to ships which for some was like stepping into space. everyone of them and all the people are our people, their path is our path. their story is our story. so this evening my call is directly to those 40 million irish-americans and whether you're listening and watching in new york, or in new haven, or in san diego or st. louis, whether you're irish by blood or by marriage or by desire, we, your family is right h

mr. eric rosman, ms. ann mack divine, ms. sylvia emanuel, ms. michelle magiski, and mr. john lombardi, mr. lauren davis. thank you. thank you for your passion and your outstanding success and work with our students. and, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi wish to be recognized? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. >> i rise today, mr. speaker, in strong support of h.r. 1230. as a congressman from mississippi's gulf coast, i've seen firsthand the damaging effect of the administration to delay offshore oil exploration. i worked as a rigger, a materials manager. i understand the positive economic impact offshore jobs have on the local and regional economies. mr. palazzo: by the administration's own admission we've already seen 12,000 jobs lost with a direct salary impact of $500 million. to prevent these jobs from permanently being sent to other countries, we need firm tim

intelligence that goes on in the secure room in this capitol is my friend from minnesota, michelle bachmann. mrs. bachmann: this is a very important issue and very important vote that we have just taken here in the house chamber, is dealing with the patriot act. and we have had calls and requests on our facebook, twitter and email urging a no-vote on the patriot act. i cast a yes vote. the patriot act did pass. this is why. this is an authorization for the next several years on three years. one is on the lone wolf exception. we have a new war, new enemy, new tactics. the lone wolf is one actor acting alone and we have a tip and we have to go in and find that actor. that is an appropriate use of imagining this intelligence and information. roving wiretaps, we have changed from the days of telephones being wired into the walls, now we use a phone. modern terrorists will by 1,000 phones and make one fole and pick up another cell phone and make another call. we have to have the ability to be able to go to whichever phone a potential alleged terrorist may be using. the third exception is the business

mr. president and michelle. [applause] to make that precious connection with his irish family, his irish roots, as thousands before him has -- have done, today, the 44th american president comes home. [applause] [unintelligible] he might have dreamed but hardly imagine his great, great grandson would return as president of the united states. [applause] that boyce said it could buy -- that boyd said goodbye to ireland. millions packed their hopes and dreams, stepping onto ships, which for some was like stepping into space. every one of them and all of the people and our people, their path is our path. their story is our story, so, this evening, my call is directly to those 40 million irish-americans and whether you are listening and watching in new york or in new haven or in san diego or in st. louis, whether you are irish by blood or by marriage or by desire, we, your irish family, are right here. [applause] we, your family, your irish family, are right here to welcome you to follow your president home. [applaus

michelle obama hosted a mother's day tea for them. they joined the first lady and women from the television show army wives. mrs. praised the women for the sacrifices they make as they support family and loved ones who are deployed. she said the tea was just a small way to say thank you. >>> and roberta is coming up next with that all very important mother's day weather forecast. i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. >>> on this may 6, temperatures dropped a good 24 degrees. out and about tonight, take a good listen to this. can you hear the wind as they were playing ball at the recreational center in san francisco. a chilly night in progress after a high today of only 58 degrees. currently those gusty winds continue in foster city as well as in liver more. winds are beginning to dial back in napa as far as santa clara as well. 56 degrees today in pacifica to 69 degrees. it was 70 in san jose. these temperatures bottomed out between 16 and 24 degrees cooler than what it was yesterd

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mrs. shearer was talking about in her speech. it is full of pictures of her former students and at the very center is her formula for success. >> michelle'specialty is taking students who are normally under represented in science and helping them discover the scientist within. >> i wanted to drop the class, but she basically wouldn't let me drop it because she knew that if i tried, i could do it. >> if we want really to give education in america the weight it deserves, we need people like mrs. shearers. >> no matter how challenging the question, have confidence and make progress towards solutions. >> in urbana, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> when she started teaching in 2006, she had 11 students enrolled in ap chemistry. this year there are 92 of them. >>> england's prince charles will take his tour of dc to georgetown university tomorrow. today he visited the u.s. supreme court and then got his hands dirty at the vegetable garden. this garden grows food for low income families living in that same area and people will hope it will draw attention to their urban farm. >> this used to be a baseball diamond and we transformed it into a product

. >>> first lady michelle obama took time-out from her england visit to mentor young girls there. mrs. obama opened up to a group of girls at a poor high school invited to see her at prestigious oxford university. she told her the secrets of succeeding at the dating game and choosing the right husband. >> do not bring people in your life who weigh you down. and trust your instincts. you know, good relationships feel good. they feel right. they don't hurt. >> the first lady and mr. obama met 20 years ago at a law firm where she worked as summer associate. it's nice that they were brought to oxford. she wanted to show what is possible. inspiring. >> very. >>> hundreds of dangerous criminals are released to the streets. next at 5:30, the computer glitch that got them out of prison by mistake. >> also, the suspect gets a face, first look at the man under arrest in the beating of giants' fan bryan stow outside dodger stadium. >> bad news for buster and giants fans. the play at the plate that could leave a giants star sidelined. >>> check out the temperatures across the country. notice the

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before we came today michelle and i attended an outstanding barbeque it was a wonderful event. the long line of american and british servicemen. mr. prime minister i want to thank you for your time and your special relationship that we will have in the coming months ahead. >> presidential, speaking from london this morning about the relations between u.s. and england. the count on chevy event is here. your ticket to a cruze eco. 42 mpg and over 500 highway miles a tank. one of our 9 models over 30 mpg highway. fuel up, rock on. very well qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on a chevy cruze eco for around $159 a month. or qualified buyers can get no monthly payments for 3 months. fuel economy based on epa estimates. deferred payments offer ends may 31st. trip morning and welcome back is now 5:16 a.m. and delicate art of black leather that we both see in the area >> right now heading down 1 01 e conceded storm up losing end on santa rosa and at the beach and see if used showers. starting to pick up actually get into the valley. plus locations in the area are drying. we will continue to see the bulk of the moisture shiftin

mr. to know on thi this. thanks very much. >> now frantic search for missing college nursing student. michelle lee last seen friday night at kaiser hospital in hayward. vick lee has the latest on the search. >> this is disappearance affected all of us her classmates teaches ertion. >> michelle lee scheduled to graduate next year with nursing grow from this university. small private school based in oakland. the 26-year-old student is enrolled at the campus in san mateo. elizabeth is the spokes william for the university. >> michelle is a beautiful bright intelligent young lady. she's in one of the accelerated nursing program. she enjoys studying to become a nurse. >>reporter: the aunt in san diego told us her father in vietnam was told about her disappearance and is en route to san francisco. she says lee grew up in san diego and moved to the bay area after high school. if police have leads they are not talking about them. nor are close friends like this man who came to the police station to see if there was any news. this is what we do know about the young woman who has been missing since $50

mr. herman cain. [applause] please welcome congresswoman michelle bachmann from minnesota.plause] >> some of us are a little more height challenged in the room. thank you for the warm invitation to join all of you this evening. it is an honor for me to be here. you are the embodiment o where this country is going. you proved it in the last election. we are extremely proud of you. this is the core and the nucleus of the movement here in this room. i nt to thank you. thank you for what you have done. [applause] just before the last election, all of us were working hard to change the composition, not only here in the granite state, but also in the house of representatives and the senate. it looked as if we had a good shot to take the house and the senate. i sat down with my pen and paper because i wanted to write down what would we do if we actually were able to get the gavel? what would we do? i hope you will indulge me. i want to read to you what i wrote down about what we could do. imagine a stable, economic, and political environment where a job creator can get to bed at n

michelle. [applause] >> now you, on the other hand mr. president, have aged a little. what happened to you?ou were sworn in, you looked like the guy from the old spice commercials. now you look like lewis gosset senior. i never said this to anyone before, but maybe you should start smoking again. >> myers aimed a lot of his jokes at people that may run for office in 2012 like donald trump. >> that was fun. >> it's 6:08. now is your chance to get into the pool with michael phelps. details ahead. >> hundreds of maryland students will join kids nationwide in an effort to fight childhood obesity. it is part of a program qualed let's move. >> i think i saw you in there. you are looking at a live picture outside. the forecast after the break. stay with us. >> this morning we have a beautiful sunrise this morning. i don't know if we can get a picture of that or not. we will take a picture of the radar at first. if you look to the east where the sun is rising, we don't have clouds. we do have clouds overall. this deck of clouds and combiped sun looks nice. to the west it is overcast. there is a ban

mr. president or the guy who goes to his left all the time on the basketball court. >> michelle's brother, craig. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> google chris and you'll get more than 2.5 million results, "glee's" overnight sensation, fans hanging on his every word. he's here and i, too, will be hanging on your every word. >> thank you, thank you. >> i don't know why i do this to myself because i picked up "entertainment weekly" the cover, which has eluded me so far. >> it's coming. >> two copies of hollywood reporter this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely, i have to be honest, sickened me. i have spent 46 years in journalism and broadcasting, desperate to get on the top 100 of "time" magazine's most influential people. there you are, first shout. you're not even inside, you're on the cover, under the banner. >> right under the "m". >> the most prominent head. >> right, the "m" on on my forehead. >> how old are you? >> i'm turning 21 in two weeks. >> this is ridiculous. how did you do this? >> i have a fantastic publicity team. i mean -- >>

. >>> joining us now on the phone, thomas heidenberger, his wife michelle was on flight 77 that crashed into the pentagon. >> mr. heidenberger we are happy to talk with you this morning and we're curious to see what your reaction was when you heard the news last night. >> good morning, steve, good morning, allison. my initial reaction was that they got the guy, but then in the overall big picture, it doesn't change anything. it didn't bring michelle back, it didn't bring any of the other 3,000 victims of that day back. but it is in many respects a closing of a particular chapter in this large history book, so to speak, of the events of 9/11. >> as you move forward now, and i hear you loud and clear, closure is a very poor choice of words, but as you move forward from this day knowing that osama bin laden is now dead, is there anything to pass along to the viewers as someone who feels this perhaps a little more personally than we do? >> well, from a purely personal aspect, it's gratifying to see on the news and the like that there is now this reunification, so to speak, this unit and bond of the american public

mr. obama is the third u.s. president in 100 years to make a full state visit to the uk. he and his wife, michelle, will be staying tonight and tomorrow night at buckingham palace. so, what's on the agenda today? >> basically, this is the more ceremonial part of the visit. he'll be arriving at buckingham palace later today, greeted by the queen, they'll have their official welcoming ceremony there before he then moves on to another ceremony at westminster, briefly meets with prime minister cameron and the opposition leader, but only briefly. most of the politics will be left till tomorrow. today is really reserved for the queen and those sort of ceremonial activities. president obama and the first lady will also be having a state dinner with the queen later this evening. of course, spending the night at buckingham palace. >> where are they going to stay? >> visiting heads of state always stay at a suite of room called the belgian suite and it's called that because it was originally it was designed for prince albert known as the king of the belgians. this is where it gets its name. it's where all v

mr. lance armstrong." we have learned that another focus of federal authorities is the relationship between lance armstrong and this man, micheler and famous trainer of top cyclists. >> pelley: armstrong has always maintained that dr. ferrari provided him with a training regimen and never ever gave him performance enhancing drugs. based on your personal knowledge, is that true? >> hamilton: i can't say i saw michele ferrari ever give lance armstrong performance-enhancing drugs. but, do i know for a fact that they talked about performance- enhancing drugs and how to take it and when and... when, how, and why? yes. >> pelley: and how do you know that? >> hamilton: because i... i heard it. >> pelley: you were there? >> hamilton: yeah, yeah. >> pelley: those conversations were about what? >> hamilton: drugs. i mean, a lot of other things. michele ferrari is an amazing, coach, trainer, he's... he's a brilliant guy. he taught lance how to... how to train properly. obviously, in cycling there's more than just training and resting and eating correctly. there's one more element, the doping part. and he gave him, you know, a doping sched

michelle obama got a big welcome in atlanta on sunday. she gave the commencement speech at spelman college, an historically black women's school. it's the first lady's fourth graduation speech so far this spring. mrstold the 550 graduates about the rewards of community service and giving back. >> find those folks who have so much potential, but so little opportunity, and do for them what spelman has done for you. i wanted to be out there giving folks the same kind of chances that i've had. >> meanwhile, president obama has been trying to reach a younger group of american students. he's hoping that future scientists and teachers in the u.s. will lead the way for high-tech innovation in the years ahead. ben tracy reports. >> reporter: at the largest science fair in the world, there's no limit to the imagination. whether it's this virtual reality computer system, or a drum set built right in to a pair of pants. austin duff of montgomery county, maryland, has an idea with more legs. >> define what the human mind does to advance robotics to advance farther than it already is. >> reporter: how old are you? >> i'm 17. and i'm a senior in high school. >> reporter: but there's growing concern that the unit

michelle le lead unless there is breaking news. they know that she was carrying her cellphone at the time. they called herself and numerous times but so far no one has answered. to add mrto the case is the fact that she told people after class she was going to reno. all of a sudden, she disappeared. >> where did she parked her car when she was going to class? >> they believe she left the parking garage from kaiser hospital, you could probably walk from kaiser to here in about two minutes. they believe this is where they found her car although it will not even give the make and model of the car. maybe they do not want to give full ever affected her, if there is an objection, to give them clues that they know where she is or to give that person any insight into the case which is why they are being tight- lipped. hopefully we will have a live interview with the hayward police officer even if they tell us no comment. >> thank you. >> another story we are following, to toddlers or rushed to the hospital after falling out of a second story apartment window. here is the scene in petaluma. a three year-old boy and a two year-old girl. if the offer a window screen and on shrubs

michelle obama delivered the commencement address yesterday at spelman college in atlanta. that's one of the nation's two historically black women's colleges. >> she looks good in that. mrs.n the school was founded in the 1880s women would walk miles away just to learn how to read. she encouraged students to do big things and also help those that are less fortunate. >> 'tis the season all of the big commencement speeches. >> we'll be right back, everyone, with more of "world news now." e encement speeches. >> we'll be right back, everyone, with more of "world news now." you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for "little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll include a free hoveround collapsibl

michelle. >> i now want to bring in a man with a very emotional survival story. for one terrifying moment, he thought he'd last his family. mr. jones, an extraordinary story, tell me about what happened? >> we were at the high school graduation that was actually being held at the university on the other side of the city. the exercises had ended and we started home, my wife and i. my two daughters were, they were behind us, because they were staying a little bit longer in a separate vehicle. and on the way home, we were headed west and it just got uglier and uglier. and we turned, getting very close to home and we saw the swirling and knew immediately what was going on. we couldn't hear anything, so i did a quick u-turn, went -- tried to find a good structural building, as close as i could, heavy cement building and i pulled the car up on the north side, the northeast side, tried to get out, but couldn't -- the pressure wouldn't allow us. and we just sat there in the car and rocked and rumbled and rolled and we were just trying to text or call or girls and the calls wouldn't go through. my last text message to them was, "torn

mr. president or the guy who goes to his left all the time on the basketball court. >> michelle's brotherg. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> google chris and you'll get more than 2.5 million results, "glee's" overnight sensation, fans hanging on his every word. he's here and i, too, will be hanging on your every word. >> thank you, thank you. >> i don't know why i do this to myself because i picked up "entertainment weekly" the cover, which has eluded me so far. >> it's coming. >> two copies of hollywood reporter this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely, i have to be honest, sickened me. i have spent 46 years in journalism and broadcasting, desperate to get on the top 100 of "time" magazine's most influential people. there you are, first shout. you're not even inside, you're on the cover, under the banner. >> right under the "m". >> the most prominent head. >> right, the "m" on on my forehead. >> how old are you? >> i'm turning 21 in two weeks. >> this is ridiculous. how did you do this? >> i have a fantastic publicity team. i mean -- >> when y

michel elias. i did do an amendment back in 2009 that requires them, as mr. payne was pointing out so well, to begin educating and especially have people -- patricia apy will speak to this, i'm sure, when she testifies, so that people overseas and our jag corps are much better acquainted with the issue of child abduction to better serve those who are deployed overseas. so thank you so much, all three, for your tremendous testimony. thank you. [applause] i'd like to now introduce our third panelover experts beginning with ms. patricia apy who's a partner with the law firm of paris, apy and reese who specializes in complex child litigation. her qualifications for testifying for us are impressive and extense i have, and i will reference only a few of them. she has litigated, been qualified as an expert witness and consulted on international family disputes throughout the world. ms. apy frequently consults and is regularly qualified as an expert on family dispute resolution in non-hague countries and risk factors for child abduction. she has also participated in

michelle obama danced with students at deal middle school in northwest d.c. look at them go. they performed the moves featured in the new beyonce music video called "move your body." it's part of mrsing effort to keep kids active. at first mrs. obama stood on the sidelines of the football field and just watched the kids dance. but then, she decided to join in all the fun. we're told the first lady's appearance was a surprise. a big surprise. they got a good workout there. >> they did. >>> royal watchers are getting another dose of the royal family. >> they sure are. just days after attending his son's wedding, prince charles is here in washington for a three-day visit. john schiffen has our story. >> less than one week after the royal wedding which captivated billions of people from around the world, prince charles, the father of the groom is now visiting washington, d.c. his first trip to the united states since 2007 started with a visit to the supreme court. the future king of england is here to promote one of his passions. organic and sustainable farming. >> we're excited. we are really honored to have him visit the farm and support our work. he's been a longtime supporter of s

michelle shearer with her apples. . [applause] get a good picture. >> thank you, mr.president, secretary duncan, distinguished guests and friends. what a privilege to be at the white house on national teacher day and to stand together with all of the teachers of the year as we represent america's dedicated educators. i am, told to accept this honor. as we celebrate the success we have achieved in our classrooms, i see the faces of students. my 90 advanced placement chemistry students who took their exam yesterday. [laughter] students i talked over one day it ago who teach with me in the public schools. deaf and hard of hearing students and students with special needs who taught me to always see abilities, not disabilities, and students like my five year-old daughter, young children fall of promise and potential. -- full of promise and potential. as teachers of the year, we represent our colleagues. there are millions of teachers in america. pursuing different careers. to use our talents to benefit children in the classroom. elementary teachers laid the foundation for

mr. boehner has been a surrenderist -- not a word, we looked it up. from michelle bachman, the debt ceiling vote will offer an opportunity that was squanlderred during the vote for the 2011 continuing resolution. you're in a tough spot. >> i'm a regular guy with a big job. i went to washington 20 years ago because i thought government was too big, spent too much and wasn't being held accountable. i don't feel differently today. this impending debt load on our kids has to be dealt with and it will be. >> why not use an increase in revenues? tax hikes to help with the debt problem? what's tent that the tax cuts oe bush era have accomplished their goals? >> what some are suggesting is we take the money from people who would invest in our economy and create jobs and give it to the government. the fact is you can't tax the people we expect to invest in the economy and create jobs. washington doesn't have a revenue problem. washington has a spending problem. >> you talk about creating jobs. when the bush era tax cuts were passed in 2001, unemployment was 4.5%. today it's

mrs. obama. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> your majesty, thank you for your extraordinarily generous remarks, for the invitation you extended for our first state visit in europe and for the warm friendship that you've shown both michellelf on both of our visits to buckingham palace. i bring warm greetings from tens of millions of americans who claim british ancestory, and malia and sasha who adored you before you let them ride in a carriage on the palace grounds. prime minister cameron, mrs. cameron, and distinguished guests, it is a great honor to join you again in this great court tree as we reaffirm this special relationship. this dinner is a humbling reminder of the fleeting nature of presidencies and prime ministerships. your majesty's rein has spanned about a dozen of each and counting. that makes you both a living witness to the power of our alliance and a chief source of its resilience. our alliance is a commitment that speaks to who we are. as winston chunk hill said on a visit to the united states, above all, among the english speaking peoples, there must be the union of hearts, based upon convictions, and common ideals. while our challenges have changed since churchhill's time when we fought together to pre

mr. williams at npr. incomes my calling from associated press on the print side, michelle, and she is president and the national association of hispanic journalists and a member of the national press club as well. congratulations to rafael williams, the son of our guest speaker, gist having graduated from haverford. [applause] that is fine. we can allow one round of applause. [laughter] [applause] well-deserved. we have an independent freelance journalist. she has formally worked for npr. then we had the devoted wife of our guest speaker today. skipping over the podium, bob is the senior press secretary for the natural resources defense council, and use the speaker's committee member who organize today's luncheon. first time out, great job. skipping over our speaker, greg, bloomberg news. he is chair of our npc diversity committee. he and i work together in buffalo, new york, many years ago and we're both sworn to secrecy about that. speaking of which, my colleague from the ap broadcast, in a member of the national press club. she works for associated press television news. steve taylor is a fox news correspond

michelle bachman. friday we are hearing that mitt romney will be in south carolina as he looks into a likely presidential bid. pat, cleveland, democratic line. caller: regarding mr. kane, it is terrifying that anyone would be running for president without any foreign affairs experience. he does not know anything about foreign affairs. foreign affairs are very relevant today. relevant today. with his unstable personal relationship, you cannot do this job. it is not like it used to be six years ago. you need a very strong person. every day is a new problem. generally, the gop terrifies me. they are dragging us to hades by the hair. none of these people running for president are qualified. the ideology does not work, they do not respect the facts or the truth. all they do is complain about president obama. i am very disappointed with the gop. host: thank you for the call. again, new phone numbers this morning. 202-624-1111 is for democrats. 202-624-1115 is for republicans. 202-624-1115 is for republicans. 202-624-0760 is for independent scholars. friday we sat down with [unintelligible] and talk to him about the challenges facing the administration and the republic