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i'm here at unc chapel hill with president barack obama. hear a little bit about your college experience. you went to occidental? >> i went to occidental and then i transferred to columbia. >> jimmy: did you live in a dorm? >> i did for a few years, and then i moved out. i'm a little concerned about what you have here. >> jimmy: who is this guy? >> i want you to notice the afro. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a pretty nice afro. >> and i guess fur on the jacket, the collar. i think this was a goodwill purchase. >> jimmy: i like, was that a few ton or a couch behind you, that's so classy. >> along with the milk crates. >> jimmy: you hide the milk crates. a couch is a major purchase in college. you're trying to be a little adult here, you have a plant in the corner. >> i do, you notice the plant is wilting a little bit? yeah, it's not doing too well. >> jimmy: a lot of students are watching today, very smart people. where does the country need them to go after they graduate. what do we need from them? >> well, look, the first thing is, the single most

chancellor of unc, holden thorp. it is -- it is -- it is great to be back on the lady tar heels home court. this is an arena with some serious hoops history. i know the men's team used to play here back in the day. i just want to remind you right off the bat i picked unc to win it all in march madness. and if kendall hadn't gotten hurt, you know, who knows where we might have been. i saw mcadoo at the airport. i was excited. so i just want you to know, i have faith in you guys. it's always good to begin with easy applause lines, talk about the tar heels. but, the reason i came to chapel hill today is to talk about what most of you do here every single day. that's study. i assume. higher education is the single most important investment you can make in your future. so i'm proud of all of you for doing what it takes to make that investment. for the long hours in the library, i hope, in the lab, in the classroom, this has never been more important. whether you're here at a four-year college or university or you're at a

chandler of unc, holden thorpe. it is -- >> four more years -- >> it is great to be back. on the lady tar heels' home court. this is an arena with some serious hoops history. i know the men's team used to play here back in the day. i just want to remind you, right off the bat, i picked unc to win it all in march madness. i want to point out. and if kendall hadn't gotten hu hurt, you know, who knows where we might have been. i saw mack ado at the parent, he said hello, which i was excited. i want you to know, i have faith in you guys. now, it's always good to begin with some easy applause lines, talk about the tar heels. but the reason i came to chapel hill today is to talk about what mote of you do here every single day, and that's study, i assume. higher education is the single-most important investment you can make in your future. so i'm proud of all of you for doing what it takes to make that investment. for the long hours in the library, i hope, in the lab, in the classroom, this has never been more important. whether you're here at a four-year college or university or

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president obama kicks off a two-day three-state tour of college campuses with a stop at unc chapel hill this afternoon. students there started lining up for tickets over the weekend. >> really, what he has to say, we're ready to hear. >> the president is pushing for an extension of low interest rates for student loans. >> once we graduate, we have ridiculous amounts of loans and it's hard to pay them off because a lot of times you end up getting a job in retail or as a waitress because it's hard to find professional work. >> mitt romney says he supports the extension as well. >> in part because of the poor conditions in the job market. >> the job market and the kpli are expected to be the key issues in november. now, as this race turning to the general election it's expected to be as nasty as the primaries have been. each side is expected to raise upwards of hundreds of millions of dollars. >>> well, john edwards' trial resumes today in greensboro, north carolina, with the government's key witness returning to the stand. the former presidential candidate is charged with using finance ca

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i sent that e-mail on to cranial specialist, he said he thought we would be able to bring him to unc. >> right away a team of doctors at north carolina's childrens' hospital mobilized to develop a plan. >> if adam stayed in the northeast of india, he would not be alive. >> adam would need several surgery, some right away, others down the road. >> baby adam's hospital bill is still very high. when people heard his story, they came to his rescue. >> david anderson organized a fund raiser that collected an astounding $100,000 in just the first week. >> we quickly established an online giving page. normally that would take several days. we were told it was urgent it had to happened right away. we got it up in a matter of hours. those first surgeries targeted adam's immediate needs so he could close his eyes and mouth for the first time. >> it was the most challenging cleft lip i have ever done. at some point he is going to need nasal reconstruction, one aspect has been a lot of prayer. i have prayed, my family prayed, jessica and raja prayed. >> adam will eventually have the use of prosth

so maryland with the help from kate black will face top seed unc in monday night's championship match. nba tonight, dislocated. without the terrific trifecta, meet miami scrubs 86-8h. nascar grabs the poll for tomorrow. 175. today in boston tied at 3. washington, troy, powerplay goal. capitals beat the brew whens by 4-3. if they keep playing the way i think they could, they could run the defending champs out of here. >> we'll be ,,,, [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> in ohio a police officer takes protect and serve to a whole new level. he helped the mother duck and ducklings. he halted the traffic and coaxed the ducks across the road. he didn't get away without a few protective quacks from the ,

at unc, we wanted to get a college tour with the president.ate night. let's watch a portion of it. pretty good stuff. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 44th president of the united states of america, barack obama. ♪ i'm so in love with you >> do you know mitt romney? >> i've met him. but we're not friends. >> you picked it out. he was singing an al green song. >> remember, that's the -- it went viral him singing the song. which proves that he is a talented guy. the one thing i would point out -- >> he does have a style. he can do the rainbow room. >> this is important. he is cool. mitt romney is not cool. that does not mean -- >> he has swagger. >> let's not lean against romney. >> that's a dynamic though. here is romney up in pennsylvania just yesterday. here's mitt romney, the candidate running against him. >> i fully support the effort to extend the low interest rate on student loans. there was some concern that that would expire halfway through the year. and i support extending the temporary relief on interest rates for students

north carolina- chapel hill stood in the rain for hours to get ticket to the president's speech at unc on tuesday. mitt romney spend the day campaigning in greencastle, pennsylvania. romney addressed republicans at the lincoln day dinner. tomorrow romney will continue to campaign in pennsylvania, ahead of the state's primary election on tuesday. >>> there could soon be more fallout over the secret service prostitution scandal. so far six agents have lost their jobs. five are now on administrative leave, and 11 members of the military are under investigation. they were all part of an advance team setting up security for president obama's trip to cartagena, colombia. congress now wants to know if anything like this has ever happened before. >> reporter: more secret service agents involved in the colombia prostitution scandal could soon be out of a job. >> i would expect in the very near future to have several members of the secret service leaving. >> reporter: so far, six agent have lost their jobs. five are on administrative leave. and 11 members of the military. they were part of an ad

. >> hundreds of students stood in the rain for hours to get tickets for the unc speech, scheduled for tuesday. >>> today presidential hopeful mitt romney is scheduled to make more campaign stops in pennsylvania. yesterday romney addressed fellow republicans at the party's lincoln day dinner. he says president obama has failed to steer the country back to economic health and the former massachusetts governor says the president is dividing america. >> here's a look at other things making news now. the trial of the man accused of murdering three of entertainer jennifer hudson's family members starts this week. the actress's mother, brother and seven-year-old nephew were killed. william bal four faces trial in the case. >>> the fbi has been using search dogs to search for a missing six-year-old girl in tucson, arizona. investigators say there are suspicious circumstances surrounding her disappearance, but they would not elaborate on what those are. >>> a powerful storm we saw this weekend is working its way up the coast into the northeast. philadelphia and new york city could get as much

we saw the president give a rousing address at unc and it was very personal.e talk about himself and michelle getting poor together when they were married. saying they only paid off their loans eight years ago. this is more than talking points for this man. isn't it? could you feel mitt romney taking the hit to the jab as it were to his guts at that point? >> it will be very hard for the white house or the campaign to say this was not a compare and contrast moment for the campaign. saying, but i think it is effective. when the president said, listen, i don't need to read about this. i don't need talking points. i don't need policy papers. i know, i understand. that doesn't mean he has the right policy. i'm not saying he doesn't. that does create a connection between him and a big part of the public. and it is not just kids who, college kids, people in college who worry with the loans. more importantly, people out of college. the president talked about not paying off those loans until he was in his young 40s. and he was very effective in saying, listen, i know

at unc, we wanted to get a college tour with the president.ate night. pretty good stuff. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 44th president of the united states of america, barack obama. ♪ i'm so in love with you >> do you know mitt rom if i. >> >> i've met him. but we're not friends.if i. >> >> i've met him. but we're not friends. >> remember, that's the -- it went my ral hviral him singing . >> he can actually do the rainbow room. >> it this is important. he is cool. mitt romney is not cool. >> let's not lean against romney. here is romney up in pennsylvania just yesterday. here's mitt romney, the candidate running against him. >> i fully support the effort to extend the low interest rate on student loans. there was some concern that that would expire halfway through the year. and i support extending the temporary relief on interest rates for students in part because of the extraordinarily poor conditions in the job market. >> you can dig it? i knew that you could. was that the least cool guy? >> very different from president obama.

so tomorrow, it will be maryland facing the uva, unc winner for the championship. nba, last night. the lakers' andrew bynum upset. tim duncan, tony parker and manu ginobili, who each scored 20. watch ginobili. watch this pass. that was nice. you missed it? we'll show it to you one more time. >> that was a baseball pitch. >> pen straighting the -- penetrating the strike zone. that was a splitter. >> s why. >> he won today's nascar qualifying for the big race up tomorrow. and today in boston, tied at 3- 3. washington and the boston bruins. with alexander simmons. late third quarter. bruins lose. 4-3. >> i think he just covered every sport known to mankind. >> we can do this. >> you did it. thank you, stan. >>> be sure to watch the cbs prime time lineup. catch 48 hours mystery. that's followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> coming up at 11:00, the latest on george zimmerman. the accused killer could be set free. >>> and cleaning up baltimore. find out how the mayor is getting kids. thank you for watching. wjz 13. maryland's news station. gak at 11:00. [ female announcer ] with xfini

he's got 38 points, unc to minnesota to win it. he won't get more points.er parker has 37 points. he wins if kentucky wins. the final counts as two points. in third place jc flame from the sport's junky. it's getting real complicated. >> i don't see anybody from wusa9 there in the top five. that's not very complicated at all. >> i think we got to say that. >> there's always next zero and your nickname is still cakes -- next year. >> and your nickname is still cakes. >> good point. >> 9:00 the ballgame starts. >> i'm supposed to follow, lovely. >>> an indoor desert and a rainforest, firefighting robots and more, today we get a rare inside look into the navy's newest research lab. >> plus in our monday hero central report we focus on a place called sarah's circle. we'll tell you how the organization is providing affordable and safe housing for seniors in our area. >>> there's an organization in the adams morgan neighborhood of northwest d.c. that provides a warm familylike atmosphere for seniors. sarah's circle makes sure elderly residents have an affordable

he is at unc chapel hill this morning, plans are underway to send mining spacecraft to astroids in search of precious medals. a new company will today unveil the plan. financial backers and eric schmidt of goog neil a frightening ordeal. look at this video because this is a little odd. just seconds before kurt aaron from wnep went outside to do the weather, you see the green screen and mama bear and three cups hanging out on the weather deck. they were hanging out. we will see if they can pick a it a dance or you think about dancing bears. but mama bear and cups patient endly walked away. >> they are cute. >> you would do the weather with the bears. >> they are cute. i would. i love animals. let's talk about the weather and we are looking at this big spin in the upper levels of the atmosphere and this is bringing snow showers continuing across canada. we can see the rain showers across main. across our neck of the woods we are dealing with cloud cover and that's the scenario throughout the day. take the sun shades with you with the upper-level low on top of us to the north. there's a slig

students at unc camp out overnight for a chance to see president obama. why his message may be of particular importance to them. >>> first, though, scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >>> the economic recovery may be slow going but we're going to show you a place where innovation has launched a tech boom that is creating thousands of jobs. that's this week on the "cbs evening news." this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word. you have yet to master the quiet sneeze. you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts. well, muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour 3. zyrtec®. love the air. claritin® doesn't start working until hour 3. get showered with the lowest home appliance prices of the season at sears. right now, get up to 20% off kenmore appliances. plus, an extra 15% off al

good friend and colleague, civil war historian at unc-chapel hill. in the western army, sherman's army, he has, a story about, i can't remember which one, a corps commander who is -- who is very effective, very aggressive but some what disliked by mismen. he is seen as a bit too aggressive. a bit too ambitious. so there is a fine line between -- yes, you know, troops want to, troops want to win. troops understand they have to, they have to do certain things to do that. but when do you have an officer -- who, who maybe wants that glory a little too much? you have to think of the dynamic between the generals, you have your political generals, who are there literally just to appease border states and people with their specific opinions and then you have the generals who are literally like militarily efficient. so, you have to look at the different background and how they got in those positions. lincoln appoints people as political generals. and they have no experience ever before. and they're leading green troops themselves. and then you have people who

usually don't see that line at unc unless the tar heels are playing. good pride in your boys. >> that's right. >> good for you. >>> check this out. it happened a couple of weeks ago in russia. watch the woman on the curb. walks right out into the street. watch this. here comes the ambulance. whoa! that was close. not to worry. she just keeps on walking. no biggie. all right. no problem at all. you wonder why there's 250,000 injuries apparently on russia's roads. check this out again. >> you are seconds near death. there's not a wave, a thank you, a, hey, have a good day. walks away. >> turning before she was officially in the road. i'm being a skeptic there. >> i'm wondering if that was like made for youtube. >> you never know. a little too clean, don't you think? she just walks away. >> he's just not paying attention. and then -- oh, i almost died. >> totally legit. have a good one. who doesthat? >> nobody. and lives anyway. she's the only one. >> show a little gratitude. >>> here's a look at your weather on this tuesday morning. cool and windy in the

unc chapel hill and colorado university and then in iowa talking about the issue of student loan interest rates before interest rates increase on july 1st. >> the senate introduced a bill last night that would keep student loan rates from doubling. that's the good news. and what's also good news is some republican senators look like they might support it. i'm ready to work with them to make it happen. that's good. but i've got to tell you the republicans who run the house of representatives have not yet said whether they will stop your rates from doubling. and they have hinted that the only way they would do it is if they cut things like aid for low income students. let me scratch my head for a second. we are going to help some students by messing with other students. that's not a good answer. how many people think that's a good answer? one of these members of congress. sometimes i like getting these quotes because i'm always interested in how folks talk about this issue. you've got one member of congress who compared the student loans to a stage three cancer of socialism. i don't know wh

chancellor of unc, holden thorp. >> four more years. four more years. >> it is great to be back on the lady tar heels' home court. this is an arena with some serious hoops history. i know the men's team used to play here back in the day. i just want to remind you right off the bat -- i picked unc to win it all in march madness. want to point out. and if kendall hadn't gotten hurt -- -- who knows where we might have been. i saw mcadoo, by the way, at the airport. he came by and said hello, which i was excited -- so i just want you to know i have faith in you guys. now, it's always good to begin with some easy applause lines -- talk about the tar heels. but the reason i came to chapel hill today is to talk about what most of you do here every single day -- and that's study, i assume. higher education is the single most important investment you can make in your future. so i'm proud of all of you for doing what it takes to make that investment -- for the long hours in the library -- i hope -- -- in the lab, in the classroom. this has never

the president went on late night with jimmy fallon tuesday night when the show was taped at the unc campus. >>> mitt romney is also reaching out to young voters. at a college in ohio yesterday he encouraged young americans who may struggle finding a job to take risks. he suggested they even borrow money from their parents if it gave them a chance to succeed. young voters still support president obama but they're less enthusiastic than they were four years ago. republicans plan to capitalize on that. the candidates are also trying to focus on the issue of student loans. president obama has urged congress this past week to act soon or the interest rate on a popular student loan will double this summer. nbc news's john yang has more. >> reporter: college graduation season is right around the corner and for millions of students the joy of achievement can be accompanied by dread. consider the average senior. she'll leave college this spring with a diploma and student loans totaling more than $24,000. a new life with old debts. at new york university, some students owe even more. >> i'll be faci

. >> president obama kicks off a two-day three-state tour of college campuses with a stop at unc chapel hill this afternoon. students there started lining up for tickets over the weekend. >> really whatever he has to say, we're ready to hear. >> the president is push forking an extension of low interest rates for student loans. >> once we graduate we have ridiculous amounts of loans and it's hard to pay them off because a lot of times you end up get ago job as a waitress or something because it's hard to find professional work. >> in part of tex the record narly poor conditions in the job market. >> the job market and economy are expected to be the key issues in november. in washington, wjz eyewitness news. >>> ron paul says if romney clinches the nomination he will still bring his campaign to the convention. >>> here in maryland we may find out today if a special session will be called to deal with the doomsday budget. they will decide if it's necessary to bring lawmakers back to annapolis to fix the state budget. the general assembly failed to pass a re knew package that's necessary t

pro, unc students were lined up around the block to get into our show.cret service agents were lined up around the block to get into sorority houses. [ laughter and applause ] because you know why? yep, we're doing belly shots. we're doing belly shots. >> steve: i'm about to give her a secret service. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: take care, buddy. take care. take care, buddy. good to see you. take care, buddy. good to see you. >> steve: why? >> jimmy: it's worth a paycheck right there. thank you. >> steve: i know, yeah. >> jimmy: here we go. pro, telling the president in person that i really admire him. con, hearing him respond, "thanks, jeremy, i really like your show, too." [ laughter and applause ] close enough. close enough. >> steve: win, win. >> jimmy: thank you, jeremy. pro, people keep asking me, what's president obama like? con, and by people i mean joe biden. [ laughter and applause ] is he nice? did he ask about me? >> steve: did he say anything? >> jimmy: pro, i kept thinking to myself, "i can't believe this is happening." con, obama

american citizen who is eligible to vote has a family member who is undocumented, has an aunt or an unc uncle, or a mother, or a cousin or a brother. what's been staggering about how we politicize immigration is that how we fail to realize that these people, undocuments, illegal people are integrated in every part of society, right? they're not just somebody's -- they're not just over there. they're actually part of our society. >> reporter: that's a conversation, a demographic, emotional and political conversation being had at all levels, but the legal conversation being had at the supreme court is really interesting. >> it is. >> quite fascinating to watch. jose, good to see you this morning. we'll keep checking in with you as this process continues. >> thank you. >>> let's head to zoraida for the headlines. >> strippers and prostitutes were part of the culture in the secret service. prior to president obama's trip there in march 2011, that source says about a dozen agents and some military personnel got, quote, wasted at a strip club and paid for the v.i.p. area. homeland security se