. >> started when reporter bob woodward that wrote a book obama warriors said clinton biden33 could changeon the table he told cnn. and they see it as a possiile in 2012. senior advisory axlerod fired back saying there is nothing to it.3 both are doing great work and mr. obama wants to keep them on the job. in a recent fox news opinion dynamics poll revealed 2/3rds of democrats would prefer clintonn3 as vice-president and 25 % prefer biden. ssid biden clinton swap makes sense. >> it gets people's attention and aalows obama to make the case why he should continue in a hillary clinton personnlly is popular with a lot of the very voters that obama needs to get elected to a secood term.3 independent voters, moderates,ú women, blue collar voters and union members.3 it serves as a distraction. the administration does not want for 2012 when it as to deal with 2010. >> ssill trapped underground 93 90 but tonight, 33 chileann3 miners have new sunglasses. the shades will help to protect the men's eyes from the harsh the men trapped since august. they could be rescued as early as next week. >> that's

the democrats call in person, her the reluctant warrior, the closer, the secret weapon. but michelle obamarefers a different title, and sharyn alfonsi spent the day on the campaign trail with the first lady. >> reporter: in milwaukee today, no mud slinging. instead, a focus on her role as the self-described mom in chief. >> the children are at the center of my world. >> but the truth is, it is going to take a longer time to dig ourselves out of this hole than any of us would like. >> reporter: the white house is now dispatching michelle obama to help candidates in eight key states over the next three weeks. >> i've heard people say, the one i want to meet is michelle obama. >> reporter: today, she was in wisconsin with senator russ feingold. do you think she's a greater asset than the president? >> no, the president is number one. but she's a close second. >> reporter: but the numbers tell a different story. the first lady's favorability rating, 68%. and in a more recent poll, her husband's, 50%. why do you like her? >> because she is so -- she seems to down to earth. >> reporter: even so,

wednesday, president obama will present the highest honor to family of the warrior who saved two dozen of his fellow soldiers. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the story of a through american hero. >> reporter: staff sergeant robert miller was the youngest member of his squad. he was on his second tour in afghanistan when his unit was ambushed while moving through kunar province near the pakistan border on january 25, 2008. surrounded by mountainous valleys shots rang out and miller's captain was injured. >> as they got near the structure, there was ambush and they were attacked by 100 insurgents. they had hidden behind bolders. it was a very intense situation. >> reporter: his parents were told he saved the lives of 22 men, seven members of the elite special forces. >> he stayed in the kill zone to keep control of the situation. allow everyone to get out of kill zone and reorganize and recruit. >> reporter: as a boy he loved gymnastics and was captain of the team in illinois, helping to coach at the local gym. after 9/11 he joined the army and became a green beret

now, president obama wants to match those students with big- named u.s. warriors. he's hosting the first-ever white house summit. and on the table is a proposal with some local companies like the gap and pg&e. so the colleges will teach the students the skills they need to get hired there. >> these colleges don't just serve as a gateway to good jobs for millions of middle class americans. community colleges also serves as a pool of talent where communities can draw trained, skilled workers. >> reporter: community colleges are gaining in plrts. -- popularity. 71% of americans agree it's better for some students to go to a community college than a four-year school. but these are tough times for community colleges. and i'll have more on that during my next update in about an hour. for now, we're live, alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the man who sets off a bomb in times square faces a life sentence. sisal sha -- faisal shahzad admits to setting off the bomb. shahzad has said he received explosives training and more than $15,000 from the pakistani taliban. >>> ti

warriors on a vote naked campaign. also a commentator saying that killing disabled children is okay. later, what christine o'donnell, president obamaony curtis@ >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the culture warrior segment tonight, this is the season for political ads. here is a provocative one. >> i get naked for the arts. >> i get naked to support the troops. >> i get naked for human rights. >> i get naked for my future. >> i get naked to stop the spending. >> i get naked for the stimulus. >> i get naked to stay informed. >> i get naked for immigration reform. >> i get naked for clean air. >> i get naked for the little guy. >> i get naked for. you can vote by mail. no need for polling stations, getting in line or putting on pants. >> with us now the culture warriors fox news analyst margaret hoover and "fox & friends" co-anchor gretchen carlson. all right, carlson, effective? gets your attention, right? >> no kidding. i mean, i was looking where that cup was placed. [ laughter ] >> bill: i didn't know what it was going -- what was going to happen there. i thought it might have been a rahm emanuel campaign

the political realm, but she was, as i think someone called her, reluctant warrior and you use the same phrase with michelle obama. this is not her thing. >>guest: this is not her thing. she has a much more natural connection with what i call the every woman, and president obama does with every man. that comes at ease with her and she does not want to be political or get into the political trench warfare we see you across the country. her carts are not partisan, fighting obesity, bringing attention to the service of our military families, so for her to do this it is because the democrats need her out there and it reminds us how much the landscape favors the g.o.p. on tuesday. >>shepard: and the g.o.p. and those not in power, a lot of times, there is a surge toward "we want people, we want the government to help more people," our a surge in another direction but in this case if you are in there you are probably a democrat, and if you are in there, damn it, we hate you. >>guest: the status quo is unpopular, the president's party always loses seats in the midterm and this party will lose a lot more than normal, and

outstanding cinematography news coverage and documentaries or -- >> "egypt revealed," "obama's war," "which way home," "afghan warrior," "war dance." >> and the emmy goes to "war dance-sundance channel." [applause] [applause] i wanted to thank my wife and co-director of the budget. i also wanted to thank the executive producer and producer on the project. these were amazing people to work for. i also wanted to dedicate this to the kids from uganda. when we were asked to make this film, my wife and i had never heard of northern uganda. we tend to hear about everything in this business. it was important to shine a light on that. i also want to dedicate this to my father. he is sick. a lot of you may know him. he is a great producer and cinematographer. he worked with a lot of the correspondence and people here. he taught me everything i know. thank you. [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding cinematography, nature documentaries or -- >> "climbing redwood giants," "victoria falls," "american beavers," "survivors," "yellowstone-battle for life." >> it is always find to our -- always fun to honor former colleagues. th

obama has been accused of lacking, the emotional connection with voters. bill clinton seems to epitomize it. >> yes, and he loves it. you watch the happy warrior, and you are happy to be watching this exercise. it makes politics a joyful experience, not an arduous one. if you can energize the base and get people to thfocus -- the almost lectures in these things, but they are interesting economic lectures. he is a great asset, and the fact that he loves it makes people got to be there. >> colby, democrats argued don't go back, but then you see clinton and you said, hey, i would like to go back to that. >> he can talk about the good times, the jobs that were created, the balanced budget that was produced and he says we can do this again if we stay -- if we get a chance to continue to do it. but he does not have the same things at stake as the candidates or barack obama. he has no job to lose. it is all gravy for him. in some places, barack obama is the asset, like in california where his approval ratings are high. he cannot go where bill clinton is going. >> charles, in a truly polarizing year, the only bipartisan figure is bill clinton. can you

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obama's expected to make a personal announcement. that the white house refuses to confirm that it's related to emanuel's departure. we'll bring it to you when it happens. he's built quite a reputation as a warrior in old-school politician wasn't afraid to twist some arms to get things done. candy crowley knows that all too well. cnn chief white house correspondent, host of "state of the union." we'll get into rahm-bo and not putting up with -- >> we keep talking about. this aggressive and tough and so the picture of him, reading a children's book to a bunch of little kids but okay. >> we should have used the pictures of him doing -- pointing at people. well, i guess, first 0 of all, let's start with what does this do to the obama white house? and in particular, barack obama. i mean, these guys -- this was, you know, one of his closest advisers. >> it is. but he is known -- pete rouse who we expect to take over on a permanent or interim basis has been with president obama since he was a senator so he was with senator obama. he was there in the campaign. he was in the transition. and he is -- has been there as senior adviser so this is not an unknown quantity here. and it's certainly is within th

obama at this point is he's in a tough election, we're in the final days of it. he's got nothing to lose, the polls are so bad, why isn't he being a happy warrior?m laugh? showing spirit? cracking them up? making them applaud? in that speech we ran a piece of, and people started to go boo, to boo the thing he was criticizing. well, heck, we've got three weeks to the election. don't get them booing, get them laughing, get them marching, enspirited. i don't understand -- >> like he did in 2008, mika. >> some version of it. but politics is fun and exciting. >> but peggy, i can hear you, and all of you, possibly even eugene, criticizing him if he was too joyful -- >> no. >> hold on, because these are hard times, and he needs to connect. i see him doing that, one on one with the american people. i see him really trying. it doesn't look like it's natural for him. having said that, his own party isn't even running on, in the midterm elections the things that he's done. can't he be a little frustrated? >> but, gene, that's the problem. if you don't have a single democrat in your parties running on what you did for two years, maybe you should look in the