tyler long, who killed himself in 2009. >> i cut the belt off his neck, let him down. ecked to see if he was still alive. it was too late. >> reporter: abc's "20/20" met the longs a year after tyler's death. his mom, tina, says he just couldn't take the abuse at school anymore. >> he was such an easy soul. e he never could understand why. he didn't get it. >> reporter: the longs have gone from grieving to leading the fight against bullies and the movie recounts their journey. >> my voice is not going to fall silent. i will go to my grave until a difference is made. >> reporter: does it help, the work you're doing now? does it help deal with the pain and the loss? >> oh, yeah. >> it does. i don't think the pain will ever go away, but it gives you -- it gives you hope. >> reporter: and that's the message of bullying. there is hope. it's a perfect message for kids, but the movie's been rated r for the use of bad language. that means the kids who could get the most from this film can't see it without an adult. enter katie butler. >> we're missing the entire target audience.

long. cnbc's tyler mathisen takes a look at the past week in the world of business. >>> the markets have beenroll lately. for the first time ever the dow topped 13,000, the nasdaq hit 3,000 and the broader s&p 500 index rose to 1,400, all on the same day. more good news about jobs, first-time jobless claims hit another four-year low last week and unemployment rate fell in 45 states in january. that's a sign that the rebound in hiring is not just regionalize but nation wood wide. shares of apple briefly touched a record $600 each this week on anticipation of its newest 4g ipad which went on sale on friday. shares of apple up 45% since the start of this year. after 244 years in business, the encyclopedia britinicca will stop publishing its books and focus on an online version. >>> a goldman sachs executive quit in an op-ed page of "the new york times." >>> i'm tyler mathisen, get all your business news on cnbc. >>> we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." don forget to wear your green like i did today. we'll show you where you can catch st. patrick's day fun and where you can fin

tyler is going free. justice in the case has been a long time coming. outside the county courthouse in upper marlboro prosecutors tried to put their best face on an outcome they did not expect. >> today 's verdict was not what we hoped for, but we do respect the process. >> reporter: nearly seven years ago stacy seton found shot to death in a park near her home in bowie and died to a single gunshot to the back of her head. police arrested mcdonald abraham after witnesses said they heard her say he was going to get seton from stealing drugs and money from his apartment. at the time her mother had this reaction. >> i hope he rots doesn't get out of prison. >> reporter: abraham pleaded guilty last year and cooperating for the prosecution testified yesterday that he paid jarvis tyler $600 in cash and marijuana to kill seton and yet the jury did not find tyler guilty. >> we have to present the evidence that we have. it was done in a very compelling fashion. we never know from one case to the next what is in the mind of a jury. >> and the community needs to h

long shots. the small trades that could playoff big, sue. >> i'm sue herera with tyler mathisen. and if the two of us are here on monday, you'll know we didn't win. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> i'm kayla tausche at the realtime exchange. consumer sentiment and consumer spending both rise more than expected, but a key midwest business barometer slowed in march. still stocks higher trying to stop the three-day slide to end the quarter. the dow up 13, the s&p up about a quarter percent and nasdaq barely hanging onto gains at 3,097. well point doing the best out of any up 3.25%. the supreme court said to me voting on the obama care case today the decision won't come until june, but investors betting the high court will strike down the law. on the downside, best buy falling again after a downgrade. more on that stock a little later in "power lunch" with sinking another 3% today. fin ibline also getting crushed. earnings up 22%. but guidance short of expectations. and an ipo stumble, fuel ship or gaslog down. i'll run down the ipo winners and losers at the half hour. stick with

tyler of all charges. >> we lost our daughter forever. forever's a long time. >> reporter: >> she was taken advantage of and that's just the outrage. >> reporter: like and he will seton says stacey, always looked for the best in people. and that's exactly how they'll remember her. judge pearson called abraham a coward and said because of the plea deal, he couldn't accept denies him to will if his words the appropriate punishment. >>> leslie johnson is expected to report to federal prison today. she and her husband pleaded guilty to a corruption scheme. she was sentenced to a year and a day. she admitted to flushing a $100,000 bribe check down the toilet and to stuffing $80,000 in cash in her bra. she will serve her term in west virginia. jack johnson began serving his seven year sentence last month. >> the man killed after going on a shooting spree at the university of pittsburgh psychiatric institute has been identified as john schick. police say he killed one person and hurt seven others yesterday. one of those injured was a police officer who helped ta

long-term plan here. >> i just wonder, and you know, rick tyler you are here, if you can, share, since gingrich staked soany on winning in georgia, how does he go ahead if he does not win or if it's close? he put the idea out there? >> if he wins he has the same problem. >> what is the road ahead. josh, i want to bring you in there, the other thing that we have not talk bd is gingrich/santorum dynamic, and they have been long put in the same bucket. santorum said, it's governor romney and me, kind of like a mean girls idea coming from him. do not bother compete engine -- competing in this pool. >> to ben's point, the gingrich strategy is survival. an allie can suddenly be a rival. so it's whoever is in front of him, he will go after. so the robocalls have begun, and we know it. and the calls we are referring to specifically are about comparing santorum to you know, burying his union votes in the end zone. i mean, you know, this is sort of nutty stuff. i think, the question to rick tiyler is right what is the strategy, if you cannot win georgia, that is the next thing, what happens after that? >> rick tyl

at the long-term strength in the gold market being held by those long-term investors in etfs, holdings there are at record levels. tyler, back to you. >> sharon, thank you very much. gold stocks as sharon pointed out are ticking a bit higher right now taking a hit in the past year down about 15% overall. so is now the time to go in on the miners? patrick is senior mining analyst with hsbc global research and bob pisani with us as well. patrick, let me begin with you. you think now is a good time to buy these stocks. and you've got several on your buy list. make the case for them. >> yeah, well, we think the whole sector is attractive right now. gold prices have been quite strong although we're seeing gold prices actually come down off recent highs, 1660 an ounce, 1650 an ounce is still a fairly good price, actually. and these gold companies can make decent money at this sort of price level. now, we're forecasting higher prices. we forecast 1850 an ounce. we're bullish on the stock with leverage on the gold price in general. and we see earnings continuing to increase. and there's been significant earnings increases in t

a steeper backup in long bond yields, which i don't expect to take place. or the unforeseen, tyler.hat you don't know around the corner that's going to unsettle stocks. given all that, the numbers are still very powerful that we get 5% corrections on average twice a year. we're due for one after the big spurt off the october 3rd lows. but a 10% correction, i don't think that's in the near-term or probably at all in 2012 given the health of the economy, the health of corporate earnings and cash flow importantly and the valuation that stocks are selling at. >> rob, you say that the s&p is going to test its 2007 high. >> yeah. the reason i say that, tyler, is there's more liquidity on the sidelines today than almost any time i can remember in the markets. and i've been investing 29 years. $6 trillion in cds and money markets. and you've had money moving into the bond market over the last three or four years. now, last week i think we got the message things are changing in the economy. and yields are moving up. so i think that bond market, which is rather big compared to the stock marke

a long time before mitt romney or any candidate can nail down the nomination. rick tylers senior advisor to the pro-gingrich super pac. and chip salts man was part of mike huckabee's campaign in 2008. i want a one on one race. mitt romney, i believe is a moderate republican from massachusetts. just like when he was. that's my view. i admit my prejudice. i think your guy is a road hog. why doesn't he let a conservative who has a chance to knock off romney do it and get out of the way so it can happen? >> well, first of all, rick santorum is not a conservative. he's a big government republican. he voted to raise the debt limit five times. >> okay. you got the talking points. there's not a single person watching right now who thinks that's anything but political blather. we all know the american people know. he's a conservative. rick santorum is a conservative. can't you give him that? >> compared to you he's a conservative. >> what was his ada rating? 5? what are you talking about? >> newt gingrich is a higher acu rating than rick santorum does. >> i don't deny he has a hig

long 3. jones led the bruins with 20. they were in front by 1. now with less than a minute to play, they are tied at 69. tylerd, but the bruins hit the offensive boards. smith'spult putt bac went go, but wear's z. ucla with the 75- 69 win and a cal win means to the bear gets the no. 1 seed in the conference tournament. >>> and st. marys and usf just under way in the wcc semifinals we'll have that tonight for you at 10:00 on sportswrap. >>> thank you, joe. >>> coming up at on the 10:00 news, the fight that is brewing and the pistottal next step if the project moves forward. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> our coverage continues at 10:00. we're always here for you on- line at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. from all of us, have a good evening. [ male announcer ] this march, dive into the subway® jalapeno tuna, featured $5 footlong™ of the month. explore a new world of flavor when our taste-rriffic tuna meets spicy jalapenos to leave your taste buds tingling! this march only, it joins our many $5 footlongs™! subway. eat fresh.

tyler is now 63; lead guitarist joe perry, 61. you've been described as the... the "greatest american rock band." is that how you feel? >> joe perry: we've been around longughs ) i don't know. there have been other bands that have... that have been great, you know, and come and gone. but we're still here. >> logan: backstage, all five members make accommodations for their age before every show-- 61-year-old drummer joey kramer tapes his hands to prevent blisters. 60-year-old guitarist brad whitford gets help loosening up a tight shoulder, and 60-year- old bassist tom hamilton protects his precious hearing. without those, would you be deaf by now? >> hamilton: i went for a long time, you know, playing... you know, standing next to joey, our drummer. ( laughter ) >> logan: is he really loud? >> hamilton: oh, he is horrendous. >> logan: hamilton has survived throat cancer; kramer, a nervous breakdown; all five of them, severe drug and alcohol abuse. they told us they're all clean now... >> tyler: ( screams ) >> logan: but steven tyler's health remains an ongoing threat to the band's existence. he's battled hepatitis c, torn his a.c.l., and had surgery on hi

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again, this is a long message we've cut down a bit. bharun ravi text this to tylerped off the bridge. i don't know if tyler was able to read it but he said this. i've known you were gay and i have no problem with it. i don't want your freshman year to be ruined because of a petty misunderstanding. it's adding to my guilt. you have a right to move if you wish, but i don't want you to feel pressured to without fully understanding the situation. isn't that what you call a really strong piece of evidence in the defense case? >> well, it's helpful. you know, the defense will say it's a strong helpful piece of evidence but the prosecution will turn around and say, you know what, look at the timing at which that was sent. it was sent after he found out that tyler clemente requested a change in rooms. he wanted a different -- >> so what though? >> it shows that, you know, he's trying to kind of mitigate what happened and trying not to look like the bad guy and cover his tracks. >> change of room isn't such a crime. he doesn't need to mitigate himself for a change of room. >

tyler and drew shoots and scores. 1 nothing saber. only goal of the night. sharks had a great chance in the sejd. tommy and joe and save by miller. miller time all night longsaves. miller post back-to-back shut out and sabres win 1 nothing. giants excited about buster's return but not rushing things. he will in the play in the spring training opener on saturday. in fact buster will fought get behind the dish in a w trade deadline in a couple wee weeks. college hoop usf playing portland. in vegas. tied early. blow it up in this run. steal plus foul. anglo from downtown. had 19. up 19 at the break and it was on. green can't connect. gets it back and this would be with authority. 19 for greechbility usf wins 87-66. dons face loyola and winner moves on to the semifinal. women hoop in the wcc tournament and the season is over for santa clara. they were done in by brown of portland who had 32 points. accepted the broncos home 90-7 90-76. safety branch led the raiders in tackle the past two years. and there is a reward for that. cash money. the raiders have placed the franchise tag on branch. new collective bargaining agreement complicated new formula for figurin

tyler and drew shoots and scores. 1 nothing saber. only goal of the night. sharks had a great chance in the sejd. tommy and joe and save by miller. miller time all night long miller post back-to-back shut out and sabres win 1 nothing. giants excited about buster's return but not rushing things. he will in the play in the spring training opener on saturday. in fact buster will fought get behind the dish in a w trade deadline in a couple wee weeks. college hoop usf playing portland. in vegas. tied early. blow it up in this run. steal plus foul. anglo from downtown. had 19. up 19 at the break and it was on. green can't connect. gets it back and this would be with authority. 19 for greechbility usf wins 87-66. dons face loyola and winner moves on to the semifinal. women hoop in the wcc tournament and the season is over for santa clara. they were done in by brown of portland who had 32 points. accepted the broncos home 90-7 90-76. safety branch led the raiders in tackle the past two years. and there is a reward for that. cash money. the raiders have placed the franchise tag on branch. new collective bargaining agreement complicated new formula for figuring out

. >> a parade of witnesses to long the stand on behalf of dharun ravi as his defense team trying to show he wasn't biased against his roommate, tylermenti, because he was gay. >> have you in your own personal interactions with dahrun heard him use derogatory words towards homosexuals in general? >> no. >> did you ever have occasion to discuss with him homosexuality in. >> no, i did not. >> have you heard him say anything negative or derogatory about homosexuality in yesterday? >> no. >> have you ever discussed the topic with him. >> no. >> have you ever heard him say something negative or derogatory about homosexuality in general? >> no. >> but you said you never discussed it with him. that was the question. >> that's correct. >> okay, thanks. no further questions. >> he was accused of placing a web cam in his room to spy on tyler clementi and spy on him. he jumped off the george washington bridge after he learned that ravi and others had watched him have a romantic encounter with another man. paul joins us tonight. we saw some of the character witnesses there. and obviously, what they're trying to prove is that dharun ravi was not

long 3. jones would go for 20. ucla in front by a point. now with less than a minute to play, they are tied at 69. tylerthen david ware who gets the shot to fall, 75-69 win. rather than clench, washington will share the conference title unless cal loses tomorrow to stanford. >> always a classic when duke and north carolina meet. today for the acc regular season title. this one all carolina right from the beginning as duke missioned 18 straight shots at one point. mcadoo with the putback off the miss by harris. you notice a pattern developing here. harrison barnes misses with the emphatic fowl. here is the kind of the day it was for the blue devils. thorton misses the lay-up and back come the tar heels. carolina avenges an earlier regular season loss to the blue devil and takes this one, 88- 70. >>> well the daily routine that is the baseball season got started for the giants. the giants opened their cactus league schedule. lincecum throwing three pitches to ryan roberts and getting him looking at a called third strike. lincecum worked two innings and allowed one run. 3-1 lead. brandon crawford with the

long way from the cosby show. actress felicia rashad joins us on coffee with again. talking about her new role in good deeds. also a frequent coffee with guest is tyleru stay tuned. the morning edition continues right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. a beautiful start to your morning. nice and clear and warm out there. i'm in for don. we have weather and traffic together. we'll get to your traffic in just a second. >> it's 54 degrees right now on tv hill. that is going to be 3 degrees above our normal daytime high and that 54 by the way, is 21 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. high of 70, maybe 71. by this evening a couple showers around but the big headlines have got to be just how mild it is. >> and now over to traffic. good morning again. >> good morning, everyone. we're having some trouble on the outer loop of the beltway. let's go and take a live look now. as you can see there at the curtis creek drawbridge we do have an accident there. the right lane is blocked. the left lane is getting by but it's beginning to back things up. as far as the rest of the region we also have another crash we're watching on the south side of

is talking about, the tlt, the long-term bond, the prices moving down here to the lowest levels since we had back in october. that's what's moving the markets today, tyler and michelle, back to you. >> bob pisani, perfect segue to the breaking news, $30 billion of 30-year bonds up for sale. how is it doing? >> the yield, 3.383. it's straight up 1:00, pretty much right there 3.38 that was the high-yield, low price of the day, it came in right where it was tradele. indirects 39% versus 31% ten auction average. bid to cover a little above average, 2.7 versus the ten auction average of 262. i give this auction a "b," as an aside i'm very surprised it didn't go better and price more aggressively but when you reach a yield buy a 30-year, you might be nervous of the current momentum of the selloff which might explain why it wasn't a little bit more aggressive. >> i was going to ask you about it the two-day selloff that we've seen which has been so strong, could it get even worse from here, rick, what are you thinking? >> you know, i think that it's always shortsighted to underestimate momentum when you pop through an established four-month range which is basic

long as the economy and the u.s. avoids a recession, financials ought to do well. >> thank you very much. i'll find my friend, mary thompson. how are you? >> hi, tyler>> they called it super tuesday. but it wasn't super tuesday. >> it is not the super tuesday. what's this, the third anniversary of theists day bear market low? again, revisiting low levels today. although as bob pisani was pointing out earlier today, we've really seen this slow and steady climb in the market since last october with very few blips. which is what we're seeing today. some might call it more than a blip. i think over the long run a lot of people have been anticipating a decline like today. >> we talked about a 200-point day. we had dozens of them last year. it's not as though we haven't seen this before. >> no. but it's been a couple of months. >> volatility has been down until today. mary, great to see you. and as they're applauding up

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long way to go. >> all right. john, we have a lot of breaking news this hour. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks, sue. >> tyler, back over to you. >> and i toss to courtney with more news on apple. >> tyler, here are the price details. i'm getting ahead of myself. for the 16-gig new ipad it will be $499. that's what the current ipad 2 costs for 16-gig. the 32-gig is $599 without the 4g. the cheapest you're going to be able to get this new ipad with the 4g is $629. that's the starting price for the 16-gig. battery life, you will get ten hours of battery life. if you're running lg, nine hours of battery life. remember, this is with that enhanced color saturation, 44 times better than what we have currently on the ipad 2. it will be available on march 16th in the united states, canada, france, uk, germany, switzerland and japan. and in 25 more countries mostly in western europe we're hearing on march 23rd. those are the details we have right now. tyler, you know i'm going to bring you more. >> courtney, thank you. 1.4 pounds, my script is heavier than that. amazing. >> especially in this show. >> up next, markets

long or the chapters a lot shorter. more perfunctory. and also i didn't think it was a lot of people who want to read much on john tyler. get a, you can't if you want to but it's really, the political incorrect guides are meant to be relevant to current controversies and current things that really matter. i thought about talking a lot more about andrew jackson and lincoln of course to grover cleveland i mentioned briefly. so i did mention a few of those presidents in passing and a couple of lessons that should be drawn in the introductory chapters but i decided it make more sense to concentrate on the modern presidency in the last 100 years compass. it really is a simple as that. you could do the whole thing. maybe a second volume, i don't know. the other thing was, justly of the modern presidents, you want chapters to be about four or 5000 words, or not more than that, even at that length he gets a whole lot about them. so i don't go into their childhood. i don't give allies which i contemplated for a while. and said, focusing in on the constitutional mentioned. i talk about some of their other main things that we thin

long. i would like to burn the backlog down. >> as you take a look at shares of boeing up 7% this year, the thing to keep in mind, tyler, we're in the execution phase right now for boeing where they're ramping up production of the dreamliner, getting ready for the 737 max which begins delivery in 2017. that's what people are focused on. can they execute on a very aggressive schedule? and what happens with that backlog? so that's why boeing is in focus and will be for some time here. >> phil, thank you very much. meanwhile another big company in focus today. that's at&t. cracking down on smartphone addicts. the telecom giant putting caps on data logs. jon fortt dialing into the story from silicon valley. jon, you're no data hog, are you? >> well, not exactly. but sometimes it's easy to go up to the data buffet. here's what you need to know. at&t's made its data limits very clear now. but the limits themselves have been there for months. and they're pretty much the same as verizon. so if you're grandfathered into the unlimited data plan like i am, at&t will slow you down after you hit 3 gigabytes of data. at&t says only about o

long-term interest rates down, down, down. which certainly helps the financing picture for a lot of the governments, including our own which are so heavily indebted. >> exactly. >> a nice little bounceback today. >> interesting, tyler, again we're seeing the lack of volume. consolidated volume. aga the average year-to-date is $3.7 billion. it d't

long republican race in the absence of a democratic challenge is changing our politics? let's continue our conversation with jason, donna and former newt gingrich staffer and pro newt gingrich pac rick tylerumbers. favorable opinion of the presidential candidates. president obama 56%, governor romney 37%. clearly this is just a favorable opinion. if you're in a close election, a competitive election, let's assume it's going to be close and competitive, wouldn't you default to the guy you like? if that's the case, governor romney has a problem, right? >> no. in terms of getting the nomination, more people have liked mitt romney than anybody else. when you start focusing on the contrast between barack obama and mitt romney, i think this countries tired of barack obama. i think they want a change. gas prices of doubled, millions of people out of their homes, high interest rates, rising interest rates. these are all things that president obama is going to have to answer for. so when it comes down to economy and jobs, the contrast between mitt romney and president obama, i think he wins and wins convincingly. >> i welcome that fight. >> it's the end of march, not the end of october so you need

long time. [ male announcer ] for the road ahead, the all-new subaru impreza. ♪ experience love that lasts. >>> a gunman on the run leads a fleet of squad cars on a chase in tylers. >> he's shooting at the deputy. >> that ends with one man dead. the drama begins in tyler's town square at the smith county courthouse where every day passions run high. >> in a courthouse, whether it's new york city or tyler, texas, that courthouse is full of emotion. divorce and child custody. >> that day, february 24th, 2005, 43-year-old david arroyo is waiting outside for his ex-wife to arrive for a child support hearing. >> he had somehow blamed all the problems in life on his wife and his son. >> armed with a powerful semiautomatic rifle, he opens fire. >> we have shots fired on the square. we have someone down. >> appears to be a hispanic male. looks like he's in front of the old levine store. >> the shooting is all caught on a courthouse surveillance camera. arroyo on the right guns down ex-wife marabella strada and one of their sons, 23-year-old david arroyo jr. a massive gun battle erupts between arroyo and officers at the courthouse entrance. >> we're getting shot at. >>

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frankly underowned for a long time that i think they can have a heck of a lot more to go before we start to see that kind of pressure on them. something's happening this week, tyleren hiding for years in treasuries, in the safety of treasuries. now we're starting to see the very early stages of a reallocation trade going on. i think right now a lot of people putting money into cash rather than stocks is an intermediate step, but something is clearly going on right now. >> bob, one thing that's distinguished this period here since the '08 financial crisis is the exact opposite correlation or the opposite correlation with stocks and inflation that we normally get. and what's happened is the stock market has tended to rally. my daughter wrote a piece on this. stocks have started to rally with inflation concerns. that means what goes along with inflation concerns, a lack of deflation, a lack of concern or dem ewe in addition of concern about a financial crisis. so if -- >> a little inflation is a good thing. >> staving off the deflation concern. so in general inflation concerns have gone along with higher stock prices. i would caution there's an inflection point wher

tyler? no. listen. i read the book in one sitting. i could not put it down. i couldn't be more a fan of the story. but the stock has run a heck of a longy guess is it has priced in. so i don't have a strong view on the stock here. i think it's a hold. >> family entertainment. that is beautiful. steve, good to see you. >> tyler, when we were young that kind of movie we had 3:00 high and it was just a fight in the playground. now it's a fight to the death. things have gotten much more serious. >> they certainly have. steve, thank you very much. over to you, sue, on that happy note. >> thank you, gentlemen, i think. you know, more and more businesses have got their heads in the clouds. so coming up on "power lunch," the silver lining behind cloud computing. see which companies are poised to cash in. but first the closing gold floor trades are happening as we speak. we go live to the nymex after the break and drill down deeper. is the gold rush near its end or not? oh! [ baby crying ] ♪ what started as a whisper ♪ every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned to a scream ♪ there's an insurance company that doe

tyler clementi, having an encounter with another man. ravi invited others to watch via twitter. >> the defendant's acts were not a prank. they were mean-spirited, they were malicious, and they were criminal. >> reporter: not long after finding out about the web cam incident, clementi ended his life, jumping from the george washington bridge. ravi wasn't charged in connection with the suicide. but to all the charges he faced, including invasion of privacy, bias intimidation, and witness tampering, he pleaded not guilty. >> we all do stupid things in our lives. that doesn't mean we're hateful or bigoted or we're criminal. >> reporter: the state had the burden to demonstrate that clementi felt intimidated and was targeted in part because of his sexual orientation. >> let's look at the facts. he texted a friend of his and said, we gotta keep the gays away. that shows right there his state of mind. >> reporter: in the end, prosecutors were able to prove it. >> the most convincing evidence was what was presented on the screen about tyler actually viewing the twitter pages and he also asked for a room change. >> reporter: after the verdict, clementi's dad had a message for other kids. >> you're going to meet a lot of

long term solutions involve alternative sources of energy. >>> president obama is back in washington, d.c. this morning after a night of fundraising in atlanta georgia. film producer tylerdraising event. president obama raised $5 million for his re-election campaign. he did not win georgia in 2008. he is hoping to do better this year. >>> first lady wants minnesota to educate the rest of the country on caring for military families. yesterday michelle obama traveled to st. paul to meet with national guard members and their families. she participated in a round table discussion about the different organizations that serve all members of the military. the visit and discussion is part of her join forces initiative. >> want to make sure that the rest of the nation understands how you work as a state and how organizations come together. >> it includes hockey equipment and coaching to children with parents serving. predeployment steak dinners with cooked and served. mrs.obama attended a democratic fundraiser before heading back to washington. >>> race for the white house moves outside of the u.s. mainland this weekend. gop front runner is ready for battle. republican president

tyler is on the phone from new haven, ky. >> hello. >> you are on the air. >> i actually from new haven, conn. >> i apologize. >> i am a rick santorum supporter. i have been one for a longt for me. everybody says mitt romney is the most delectable, but i think rick santorum has an appeal to what we call ronald reagan democrats. mitt romney cannot reach out to those people going down day today, who worked full-time jobs and understand times when gas is expensive, they understand those problems. i do nothing mitt romney connect with voters. i think rick santorum as much better. he has better appeal across democratic -- demographics that mitt romney will never have. >> thank you for the call. next is a supporter of newt gingrich. >> good evening. thank you very much. although i think rick santorum is a great guy, i strongly believe that newt gingrich is by far the best qualified for the position. i would like to remind -- i would like to put this thought in people's minds. newt gingrich today as a 68- grandfather is completely different than the man that he was in the 1990's and his 50's. i think he has repented from what he has done wrong. he asked for forgiveness. this m