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hooker scandal hits the hill. the first member of the obama administration getting grilled this hour on the colombian prostitution debacle. the white house saying their staff is in the clear. why do they have to testify? coverup. john edwards' former top aide coming clean admitting he helped cover up edwards affair with his mist res mistress, rielle hunter. has presidential politics moved from behind the podium to on the stage? "newsroom" begins right now. we begin with startling new developments in a missing child case that riveted much of the world nearly five years after madeleine mccann vanished during a family vacation to portugal, british police came out this morning and say they believe she may still be alive. they released a new image showing how she might look. she'll be 9 years old in mid may. she was 3 years old when she vanished. investigators face blistering criticism for the way they handled that case. max foster is following the latest developments from london. bring us up to date. >> carol, what we've had is an update really on a british police investigation instigated by the british prime minister about a year ago. they are going through all of the evidence gathered by the portuguese police and british police and by private v investigators. 37 officers working on this full time. a quarter of the way through it and they say they found lots of new leads. let's look at the detail then of what they have come up with. this is suggesting the british police are calling for portuguese police to reopen this case. at the moment it's still closed. the british want them to reopen it. up to 200 leads they're talking about. things that could be investigated, gaps in the evidence, could be investigated by the portuguese police. 40,000 pieces of information is what they got and they're dealing with right now. 100,000 pages worth of evidence, carol. a huge investigation. it is still closed at this point. >> are the mccanns reacting in any way this morning, max? >> no word yet from the mccanns. if we bring up the photo, this photo we're told was put together in very close cooperation with the mccanns. that's their message today. look at this picture. if it's recognizable in any way, get in touch with the police. it's deliberately being designed to look like a picture that a child would have taken at school. it's a sort of picture that any parent could have on their mantel piece and encouraging people in portugal at the time, are there any ideas you may have that you haven't gone to the police with or people who since then might have seen a girl looking like madeleine mccann would look like today. >> max foster reporting live from london. new developments and new casualties in the colombian prostitution scandal. three more members of the secret service losing their jobs pushing the total up to nine. that's not satisfying the political blood lust. republicans turning up the heat and demanding the focus shift to white house staffers who also made the trip. senior congressional correspondent dana bash is on capitol hill where an important hearing gets under way in the next hour. tell us about that, dana. >> reporter: it will be homeland security secretary janet napolitano. this is the first time we'll hear from an administration official and an important one in public testimony about this scandal. i spoke yesterday, carol, to the top democrat and the top republican on the senate judiciary committee. when it comes to the republican, never mind the secret service, he wants to know more about the white house advance team. the white house counsel looked into it and is satisfied no one on the advance team to colombia did anything inappropriate. gop senator chuck grassley isn't. >> i'm not going to be satisfied until we get some independent look at this. >> reporter: grassley, the top republican on the senate judiciary committee, says he wants an outside probe. the homeland security department's inspector general should investigate there was there any misconduct in colombia by any white house staff. his reason? >> so that there's no political implications with it and the reason for all of this is this is a serious matter. this isn't just a case of prostitution being used some place. this is a case of national security and the protection of the president of the united states. >> with all due respect, he knows that's not going to happen. >> reporter: the judiciary committee's democratic chairman says he sees no evidence of white house wrongdoing and dismissed grassley's call for an independent investigation of the white house advance team in colombia. >> with all of the press that's down there, with all of the conference, the white house has been involved this thing would be on the front page of every newspaper in the country by now. the fact of the matter they weren't. >> reporter: until now outrage and disgust over the secret service scandal has largely been bipartisan. no longer. family party lines are emerging. >> let's get this out of politics. we're talking about the security of the president of the united states. i don't care if they're republican or democrat. i want our president to be secure especially when they are in another country. don't play politics with this. we'll get all of the facts. the facts will all be made public. >> reporter: speaking of facts being made public, that's another area where grassley is dissatisfied. he wants the white house to release information about its internal inquiry. >> the most transparent administration in the history, which they aren't, but it seemed to me that all of their methods and what they found out ought to be made public at the very least. >> reporter: senator grassley cold "john king, usa" that accusing him of playing politics is a cheap shot. tensions are going to be probably pretty high between these two lead senators at this morning's hearing which starts in just under 20 minutes. more broadly, of course, the main questions that a lot of senators will have for janet napolitano with regard to the secret service is whether or not this is was just a one incident or whether this is a cultural problem and this has happened before. >> i know you'll pop in and listen. we'll check back with you at 10:00 a.m. eastern. dana bash reporting live from capitol hill. at the u.s. supreme court oral arguments get under way in a critical test of an immigration law. at the center, arizona's immigration law. it raises the question of whether state laws can trump federal authority on immigration issues. critics say it's a racist law that relies on racial profiling. arizona says the flood of illegal immigrants has created a crisis for the economy and the public safety and says the law just wants to help federal authorities. the obama administration says the arizona law overreaches and creates more problems. in other news this morning, john edwards' former aide back on the witness stand today. andrew young testifying he helped the former presidential candidate carry up his affair with a campaign videographer. young claimed he was the father of rielle hunter's child. edwards is accused of using campaign contributions to hide his mistress. a jetblue airliner is forced to make an emergency landing after two geese slam into the windshield just after takeoff. it's the second such bird strike on a commercial flight in less than a week. listen to the pilot as he alerts air traffic control that he's returning to the airport. >> jetblue 571 contact new york depart u departure 120.8. >> we got to come back. we hit two big geese. >> 571, roger. stand by. jetblue 571 make right traffic runway 1-6. >> would you like to declare an emergency? >> we are declaring an emergency. >> no one was hurt. an initial inspection showed no damage to the plane. new jersey's governor defending the decision to suspend two state troopers over this video. not unusual you think. it shows the police officers escorting a caravan of exotic luxury cards down the garden state parkway at speeds reportedly topping 100 miles per hour. >> it's a completely ridiculous story. shouldn't have happened. dumb thing to do. let me assure that it's not the last dumb thing that we'll see happen. >> the caravan included dozens of elite sports cars and they were traveling at those break neck speeds. one witness dubbed it death race 2012. in politics this morning, florida senator marco rubio is under police protection after his office said he received a credible threat. rubio's office says no details of that threat will be given, it's serious enough to prompt security at his washington office and at his home in miami. an investigation is under way. mitt romney fired up this morning after a five-state primary sweep. connecticut, delaware, new york, pennsylvania, rhode island all sewn up. two different kinds of campaigning going on. romney playing hard ball in new hampshire saying a better america starts tonight while president obama plays serious but funny on jimmy fallon's show. to cnn political editor paul steinhauser in washington. good morning, paul. >> good morning, carol. how are you? >> i'm good. let's talk about mitt romney's speech because it seemed he was taking playbook from the democrats frankly. >> he sure did in a way. this was an important speech because he was trying to pivot from a primary campaign to general election battle against president obama. he used that speech to do it. while the speech is getting rave reviews from some people, it also is interesting. you know every poll you've seen and i've seen indicates that romney has a problem identifying with middle class americans, average americans and the problems they are facing. in a speech last night he talked about single mothers who have to take two jobs. about grandparents who can't afford the gas to visit their grandchildren. he said help is on the way. he also talked a lot about fairness. that's something you hear president obama talk a lot about. take a listen to romney from last night and also the president from his speech yesterday as well. here you go. >> we will stop the unfairness of government workers getting better pay and benefits than the very taxpayers they serve and we'll stop unfairness of one generation passing larger and larger debts onto the next. >> we can't to keep tax cuts for the wealthiest americans who don't need them and didn't ask for them or do we want to make sure that they are paying their fair share. >> sounds similar, doesn't it? pretty interesting stuff. you'll hear more of that from romney. one thing about that gop fallon interview, i love the preezy of the united steezy. the president is on a youth tour for past for you days trying to shore up support among young voters. if his appearance on jimmy fallon last night, he was a hit. he found the perfect stage on late-night tv. listen as the president joins jimmy fallon on a slow jam of the news. >> the reason it's so important to keep down costs is so we keep college affordable. >> and the president knows his stuff, y'all. that's why they call him the pot -- it means person on top. >> jimmy, potus stands for president of the united states. >> he's the potus with the mostest. >> maybe obama didn't make his audience swoon but he's playing to a familiar tune. he's more likable than his challenger, mitt romney. the wild time in colombia cost nine secret service agents their jobs. at least one lawmaker says that's not enough. he thinks their boss needs a pink slip too. we'll have that conversation after a break. more than a technical foul. the nba slaps metta world peace with a seven-game suspension for throwing an elbow to the head of an opposing player. we'll talk that story next. 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"newsroom" back in two minutes. so the new orleans saints scandal got a lot worse. jeff is here to talk about that. we first hear allegations that the gm is listening to other coaches on the sidelines during games. >> you think it's just a football problem at that point. >> it's not. >> the fbi is investigating. right now the state police say they are investigating as well. this is a problem now that looks like it's going beyond football. new orleans saints already in trouble over the bounty hunting scandal now have to deal with this. to be clear, the general manager, mickey loomis denies the report from espn that says while he was in the super bowl at home games he could listen to the coaches of the other team talking and of course deciding what they're going to do on the field. calling plays, et cetera. loomis again strongly denies it. the team denies it. espn citing unnamed sources saying they couldn't determine if loomis listened to this. a spokesman said it never happened. yesterday reporters asked the interim coach about the report. >> it's ludicrous. absolutely ludicrous. it's impossible. i've never heard of it before. that's something from "star wars." when i heard about a wiretap, i didn't know what they were talking about. what are you talking about? this is ludicrous. and then to associate mickey with that. it's irresponsible. it's a shame. >> now to be clear, the accusations are this happened in the 2002, 2003, 2004 season before sean payton was there. and the former head coach is responding to the reports saying there's no way this happened. during my years no time during my tenure did the saints mickey loomis and i discuss monitoring opposing deep coaches communication nor did i have any knowledge of this. the nfl saying we don't know anything about this. the questions are how is someone else finding out about this and how is espn coming up with the report? >> maybe they will question them. i don't think espn will give up sources. the fbi is now involved because it's a crime. >> one question would be what's the statute of limitations on this. one expert says it should be five years which would fall outside of those limitations but if they are covering something up, how far back might it have gone or how recently has it been going on? >> we'll talk more about it later. thank you so much. now is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the question for you this morning, could america elect a nonchristian president? mitt romney is a mormon. he's been running for president since 2007, maybe many christians are not comfortable with his religion. on the campaign trail, romney has discussed what bonds him with other christians. >> i happen to believe that jesus christ is the son of god and my savior. i know people have different views and i respect those views and don't believe those qualify or disqualify people for leadership in our nation. >> still some students at liberty university, an evangelical college are upset that romney will speak at commencement calling him a cult leader. an influential voice in the christian community disagrees but qualifies his support for romney. >> when i hear mitt romney say that he believes that jesus is the son of god, that he's the christ, raised from the dead and he's his savior, that's good enough for me. i would encourage them in the same way. we don't all have the same views. i realize mormonism is not traditional christianity. i'm broader and more open in the fact that when someone loves jesus and believes they're the son of god, that's good for me. >> he could support a muslim or hindu president based on their values, leadership ability and faith but could we or dare i say could american voters support an atheist for president? that's my talk back question today. could america elect a nonchristian president? graphic testimony in john edwards' corruption trial. his former aide talking about the ex-candidate's secret life and his affair. the defense taking a shot at andrew young today. new threats against senator marco rubio. serious enough to police to give him extra protection in florida and washington. we'll talk to the reporter that broke that story. we're back after a quick break. for a hot dog cart. my mother said, "well, maybe we ought to buy this hot dog cart and set it up someplace." so my parents went to bank of america. they met with the branch manager and they said, "look, we've got this little hot dog cart, and it's on a really good corner. let's see if we can buy the property." and the branch manager said, "all right, i will take a chance with the two of you." and we've been loyal to bank of america for the last 71 years. 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>> if you have stock it is. >> that's true. everybody is buying their stuff too. what goes for wall street so goes what's happening on main street. you look at apple, carol, it's huge. it's becoming a bigger and bigger factor on wall street. it's the world's most valuable company. did you know that just a few weeks ago it came in with a worth of $600 billion. the company is worth $600 billion. the only other company that hit that mark was microsoft back in 1999. one investment group says if apple was in the dow it would be around 15,000. today the dow opened at 13,000 a few second before you came to me. apple shares are up almost 10%. guess what apple did? posted better than expected earnings in sales in the first three months of this year. we did see futures pull a little back after we got a report on durable goods orders. those are big ticket items from airplanes to refrigerators falling 4% in march because orders for planes plunged. it was the biggest overall drop in three years. it's shifting the focus back to the economy and weakness we see in the world economy. nevertheless, we are starting on a high note. take a look. dow is up 67 points. the nasdaq a big player for where apple is a big player is up 52 points. carol? >> wow. alison kosik reporting live from the new york stock exchange. stories we're watching in the "newsroom." police say a 4-year-old girl who disappeared while on vacation five years ago may still be alive. british police released a new picture this morning showing what madeleine mccann might look like now. they've been reviewing the case for nearly a year. mccann was at a resort in portugal with her family she vanished. this morning the u.s. supreme court hears arizona's appeal over its controversial immigration law. can states enforce their own immigration laws or is that the federal government's job? arizona will argue illegal immigration creates financial and safety concerns. the fbi and louisiana state police are investigating saints' general manager mickey loomis. the probe follows an espn report that says loomis had an electronic device in his superdome suite allowing him to eavesdrop on opposing coaches. europe's tallest volcano is spewing lava erupting for the seventh time this year. mt. etna is europe's most active val volcano. it's not disrupting flights or threatening cities. a former aide to john edwards goes on the stand today and may be cross examined. he's been spilling intimate details about his former boss's secret love life during testimony. edwards is accused of using a large amount of campaign contributions to hide his mistress. marco rubio has gotten a lot of attention as a possible running mate for mitt romney. it brings unwanted attention too. he's been receiving threats and they are serious enough for police in washington and in west miami to give him extra protection. good morning, mark. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. thanks for joining us. any idea of what these threats are specifically? >> we don't know specifically. i hope we don't ever find out because it will mean that there's too many leaks. from what we understand the office received a credible threat according to the u.s. capitol police and i believe -- but we're not sure -- this may have come through the west miami police department. we're double-checking that. >> is it unusual for a candidate -- not a candidate but for a possible vp candidate i should say to have police protection in washington and in west miami? >> well, right now he doesn't have it. i don't think -- if you monitor your e-mail and you see what people are saying out there, it's not unusual to have loonies target various politicians of various parties. that's what's happening here. rubio didn't have security until now. now he has it. obviously if he's chosen as mitt romney's vice presidential candidate, he'll have around the clock secret service security but right now it looks like it is just capitol police in the capitol and west miami police down here that are providing the security for him at his house and his office and when he's out and about in the capital. >> did this start after his name came up as a vp choice? >> that's a good question. we don't have access and capital police won't give it to us. to all of the threats, complaints and scary stuff directed at various politicians. we don't know. this definitely happened as of late. whether it's connected to him being a vice presidential candidate or whether it's connecteded connected to him advocating for immigration reform hin his way, who knows. this stuff happens. it's a bad reflection on what can happen in politics. people can get a little stirred up and loonies can go out and do lunatic things. >> sadly you are right. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. still to come, the first case of mad cow disease in the united states in six years. it is found in a dairy cow. ho how worried should we? elizabeth cohen will join us to tell. and do you remember octomom? who could forget? the california woman had fertility treatments and gave birth to octupleober up -- octuplets. police were called to investigate child abuse allegations. there are few things about my job that are intuitive to me. one that is intuitive is working with sound. >> he invented a new way to think about the oldest broadcast media. >> winning the peabody was great. genius thing was totally trippy. >> it's an amazing thing. >> the sound is something like when you are on the edge of a dream. >> if they want to call that genius, i think they should. 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i'll have more on that at the top of the hour. >> i'm dana bash on capitol hill. janet napolitano is talking about the prostitution scandal. what is she saying? we'll tell you at the top of the hour. people referred to mitt romney as the presidential candidate. some members of the mormon church call him bishop romney. we'll look at that part of his life in the next hour. the next revolution in music is happening here. pandora rocks the big board. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. metta world peace, the punishment is out and it is not pretty. >> seven games, do you think that's fair? >> he gave the guy a concussion. >> he did. the lakers star is getting a seven day suspension for the vicious elbow. this was it sunday. take a look. metta world peace says it was an accident. he weighed a lot of factors. before this, he was suspended 111 games in his career. 110 of them as ron artest. he redid his image and won a citizenship award. he suffered a concussion on the play. he will miss the start of the playoffs. the lakers and thunder could meet in the playoffs in the second round. oh, boy. >> louisiana state police are joining the hunt and the fbi in the investigation allegations against saints g.m. mickey loomis. he was ease dropping on opposing coaches. they call the report ludicrous. nhl playoffs, new jersey and florida in playoffs. two defenders with him. pass to travis. that's the game winner. devils force a game in the opening round series. game seven tomorrow night. could we finally get a college football playoff? please. espn says they are working on a four-team playoff to replace the current system, the semis and national championships would be played at neutral sites. if it happens, it wouldn't take ifect until 2014. it would be awesome. please. here, i'm sorry to say is the latest nfl bounty program. a website offering money to a woman who can prove she slept with tim tebow. the website provides hook ups for people seeking extramarital affairs. they assume now that he's in new york with the jets there will be temptation. they want proof. >> a number of actresses expressed interest in him. interest is sparked because he's a virgin. >> really? >> that interest that would only go so far, i guess. >> i'm sure tim tebow will make his own decisions. i don't need to talk for him. he knows his own mind. thank you. you are staying away from this, aren't you? >> i'm putting it out there for the people. good morning to you. i'm carol costello. just ahead, new hope and a new picture. london police release this picture of madeleine mccann saying they have new evidence she might be alive. candid detail, john edwards closest confident takes the stage and reveals what edwards thought of his mistress. >> you are looking at a live picture at a hearing that just got under way a half hour ago. there could be fireworks as an obama official answers questions about the prostitution scandal. bishop romney, he was once a bishop counseling and balancing budgets. hear what members say about his service. we begin with startling developments in a case that riveted the world. nearly five years after madeleine mccann vanished on a trip to portugal, british believe she may be alive. there's a photo of how she might look now. she was three when she disappeared. i'm sure you remember this. investigators faced blistering criticism for the way the case was handled. we have the latest developments from there. fill us in. >> the british police are the lead investigators on this. the british police got involved and got together all the evidence from the portuguese investigation. all the evidence is pouring over it. 37 police officers working full time on that for nearly a year. they got a quarter of the way through. now, what they want to do is present this. these findings to the portuguese police and see what they can do with it. this is where we stand at the moment. the british police are calling for portugal to reopen the case. they have close to 200 leads they say, so far. they consider that's a quarter of the way through the evidence. there are 40,000 pieces of information to get through. 100,000 pages of evidence. huge, huge project for the british police. certainly one that grabbed the world's attention. it's partly why there's so much pressure on them. >> interesting. the mccann's any react from the parents? >> no reaction today. we know they were very involved in forming this portrait you have shown. the idea is to show madeleine as she probably would appear to the best of their estimations, really. it's deliberately made to look like a school photograph. the sort of picture people could have or parents have on their mantelpiece jogging memories if they have seen the girl looking like this or remember being in portugal at the time she went missing. there are gaps in the story and opportunities for something to have happened which they are not aware of. they are going to try to get it reopened. it's up to the portuguese. >> i know you will follow this. new developments and casualties in the colombia prostitution scandal. nine members of the secret service are losing their jobs. right now, the powerful senate judiciary meeting is opening it up. janet napolitano is front and center. she is the first member to face public questions. here is what she had to say moments ago. >> the director took immediate action to remove the agents involved. a thorough investigation is under way to determine what transpired and actions we need to take to ensure this kind of conduct doesn't happen again. director sullivan has the president's and my full confidence as this investigation proceeds. investigation will be complete and thorough and we will leave no stone unturned. >> congressional correspondent dana bash is on hand. that was the opening statement. has the questioning began? >> reporter: it has. what is fascinating has been so far. it's just the beginning. both democrats and republicans are extremely forceful about one of the main concerns, which is, of course, the safety of the president and everybody else who is protected by the secret service. listen to what the democratic chairman said about that. >> nobody wants to see the president's security compromised. nobody wants to see america embarrassed. i can't think of anything that would -- aside from the personal tragedy, anything that would look worse than the rest of the world if something happened either to president obama or governor romney, especially during a presidential election. >> carol, the first question that the senator asked janet napolitano is whether the president was in danger. she said that was the first question she asked mark sullivan and the answer was no. according to what they know so far, no concern for the president's safety and no access to secure information by the people involved. >> what did the secretary say about the possibility of other instances? >> reporter: she was asked that question and if you can look at the live picture, she's being asked similar questions by the republican lindsey graham. she was careful in her answer. it was interesting. the way she answered was in the two and a half years that she has been there, the office of public responsibility, where anybody would call to report a tip of bad behavior, they have not received complaints. she made a point saying there had been 900 trips internationally and 1300 do mesically. nothing on the record to say it happened. very careful to answer that question that there's nothing on the record. it doesn't answer the question of whether or not it happened. >> we'll check if with you later. in chicago, a trial resumes for the man accused of murdering jennifer hudson's family. he's charged with killing her mother, brother and nephew. a former aid to john edwards back on the stand today. he may be cross examined. andrew young has been spilling intimate details about his bosses secret love life. he used large amounts of campaign contributions to hide his affair. here is joe johns. >> reporter: with andrew young on the stand, is the former right hand man fixer to senator john edwards. the prosecution laid out an amazing story of sex, lies, politics and money. young spoke of the day when rielle hunter made so many repeated frantic calls to him. when he finally got her on the phone he said somebody better be pregnant or dying. rielle hunter responded, nobody is dying. when edwards found out he was pregnant, he responded gruffly saying she's a crazy slut and there's a one in three chance it's her child. stunning was the big money donor who agreed to help because she thought edwards could rescue america. andrew young secured the agreement to give hundreds of thousands of dollars to the benefit of the campaign, no questions asked. checks in ever increasing funds went through her decorator and endorsed by young's wife. with this money, he moved rielle hunter to north carolina to keep her away from the media. she was threatening to go public. he gave her a $5,000 a month allowance. a couple times it went up to $12,000. he rented a house for her in his name. got her a bmw. she was going by a different name. young said rielle lived in his house with him and his wife and kids for about three weeks which he called very difficult. rielle could be very demanding. more than once she said if she didn't talk to edwards, she was going public. how did his wife feel? young says she was scared to death. we were scared to death. edwards was a viable presidential candidate and this was a truckload of money. they asked if it was okay to do it. edwards said it was completely legal. they spoke in code. knowledge of this could hurt him if he were to become attorney general. it's andrew young's version of events. today, he's expected to get challenged as the edwards defense team gets to cross examine him. carol? >> joe johns reporting live for us. this just in to cnn. we have confirmed newt gingrich will drop out of the presidential race next week. shannon travis, he's in north carolina. that's our reporter where gingrich had a campaign event. shannon will join us later to talk about this decision that a lot of people didn't think would come. as you know, gingrich said he would go all the way to the convention. hees changed his mind due to his showing in north carolina where his primaries were held. he will drop from the presidential race on tuesday. again, more information later on news room. new jersey's governor is defending the decision to suspend two state troopers over this video. here it is. it shows police officers escorting a caravan of exotic luxury cars down the parkway. the problem is, they were traveling fast. speeds topped 100 miles per hour. >> it's a completely ridiculous story. shouldn't have happened. dumb thing to do. let me assure you, it's not the last dumb thing we will see happen. >> the caravan included dozens of sports cars like ferraris and lamborghinis. they were traveling at break-neck speeds. president obama is on the campaign trail again today stumping for low interest rates on subsidized student loans. it's a pitch that targeted young voters. he found the perfect stage on late night television. listen as he slow jams the news. >> now is not the time to make school more expensive for our young people. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yeah. >> maybe the president did make his audience swoon, but he's playing a familiar tune throughout the race. mr. obama is more likable than his republican challenger, mitt romney. for some members of a mormon church in massachusetts, politics isn't the first thing that comes to mind when they hear the name mitt romney. coming up, a look at the man they know as bishop romney. [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. 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[ cheers and applause ] >> mitt romney's convincing wins have his rivals rethinking their chances. newt gingrich will end his bid for the white house and throw his support to mitt romney. that probably will happen on tuesday. before romney turned his attention to politics, he focused on faith serving as a bishop in massachusetts. mary snow spoke with church members to get their thoughts on the man who used to lead their congregation and now wants to lead the nation. >> they might ask that, too, that he labored with his own hands that he might serve the people. >> reporter: reading the book of mormon together is now routine for former catholics sandy and ron. their clash over mormonism almost destroyed their marriage. with nowhere to go, sandy turned to her then bishop, mitt romney. >> when i went to mitt, i said it's so hard, i don't know what to do. i broke down and said i can't do this anymore. do i love the lord more than i love my husband? >> reporter: and what happened? >> he said to me, you can love both. i'll show you how to do it. >> reporter: mitt romney came up with odd jobs for ron, an out of work maintenance man struggling to provide for his wife and three sons. >> he was fellowshiping me and bringing me closer not to the religion but to him and his family and my family, which is important. >> he really helped change our lives for the better. >> we have work to do. >> romney, on occasion talks about his time as a church leader in the boston area working his way up the ladder at binge capital. he was similar to a pastor at the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. friends say he worked up to 20 hours a week counseling and balancing budgets. >> i had a chance to work with people who lost their jobs or facing financial distress, losing their homes. i found those circumstances were not just about money and numbers but lives and emotions. >> reporter: why doesn't romney talk more about his role in the church. >> mitt is a great listener. >> reporter: a former lbs bishop says there's a cultural opponent among mormons and political risks. >> there are many, many misperceptions about the mormon church. i think, to dwell on his involvement in the church no matter how effective he might do it, inevitably would lead to side discussions that may not be productive. >> not everyone in bishop romney's church was a fan with the hashest criticism coming from mormon women. >> this is from 1986. >> she was the editor of the feminist mormon magazine who clashed with him when it couldn't be distributed at church. >> he said i know what's best. i'm the interpreter. you have no right to comment on it. if you do comment on it, you are wrong. >> reporter: she recalls the story of a friend, a mother of four who published a letter in the magazine saying her bishop pressured her not to have an abortion. this, despite a blood clot that put her health and that of the baby's at risk. the woman who wrote it confirmed that bishop was mitt romney. the romney campaign declined comment. >> i wanted him to look and hear what the women had to say. >> reporter: he was a leader that tried to address the concerns of women in a church largely led by men. romney met with 250 women to discuss issues and make policy changes. >> i thought he was open and caring to say yeah, we'll do this. i don't think many church leaders would have done that. >> reporter: note, her admiration is in the past tense. what is your reaction when you see him on the campaign trail now? >> i have no idea who that man is. he's figuring outlet what he needs to do to win the republican nomination and he's doing it. >> reporter: they say they know the real mitt romney and hope their former bishop does become president. >> he knows how to connect with people like us. >> reporter: mary snow, cnn, belmont, massachusetts. breaking news on the political front. cnn confirmed newt gingrich will drop out of the presidential race. he may do it on tuesday. shannon travis on the phone in north carolina. gingrich had an event there today, what did he say? >> caller: that's right, you reported it. newt gingrich is going to end his bid for the white house next week sometime. that's according to cnn political director mark preston, citing two sources. mark report that is he will throw support behind romney once he concedes from the race. the details are still being worked out. but, gingrich is going to hold the final campaign on tuesday. he's surrounded by friends and family. i am here at newt gingrich's last campaign event here in kramerton. he's got a few more today. he's vowing to do all 23 that he's slated for north carolina. at this event at a diner, he all but said he was dropping out. he talked about details of his transition coming soon. in the strongest terms yet, embracing romney as a likely republican nominee. this is very strong hints that he would do it. obviously, again, we confirmed he will do it next week. >> he seems so, i don't know, he adamantly said he will carry his campaign through the convention. what changed his mind, do you think? >> caller: only gingrich knows but i can tell you this much. he's been using that language, verbiage going on to tampa. it's possible we assumed going on to tampa as a candidate. last night he talks about going on to tampa saying he will carry the conservative banner on to tampa. he'll make sure the party platform has conservative ideals in it. they'll make sure that romney campaigns on the conservative message. going on to tampa for awhile could have meant going on to tampa, but not necessarily as a candidate just to carry the conservative banner. >> shannon travis, again, newt gin gich getting out of the race. he'll make the official announcement on tuesday. it's been awhile since we heard the name salahi. the white house party crashers. you knew they could not stay out of the spotlight for long. one of them wants to run for governor. we'll digest that new information, that's coming up. ♪ [ piano chords ] [ man announcing ] what we created here. what we achieved here. what we learned here. and what we pioneered here. all goes here. the one. the accord. smarter thinking from honda. 24 minutes past the hour. warning signs for the global economy. a new report says britain is now in a recession. we know china and europe are not doing so great, either. allison is at the new york stock exchange to tell us what it might mean for the united states. >> we are seeing the signs of other country's slowing economies hitting the u.s., especially with hiring. there's a report from ohio state out that shows that most medium sized companies are not going to hire. we are not confident enough to hire. we would rather save money than spend it. it's what companies do. we saw that behavior during the great recession. we saw that pop up again. this week is corporate earnings season. we are seeing global economic slowdown. cereal maker kelloggs forecast is low. mcdonald's sales in europe was down as well. it's usually a strong spot for mcdonald's. one country probably won't trigger a worldwide slump. if several countries are slowing, it could become a problem. it's what's happening now. the uk is officially in a recession. growth in china is slowing. europe is probably in a recession. yes, u.s. companies are feeling this. on friday, we are going to get a report here on the entire u.s. economy. it's a gdp report. expect it to show a slowdown this year. >> allison reporting live from the new york stock exchange. we have a pressing question for political buzz panel this morning. is it presidential to slow jam the news? 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maria? >> we need to take a step back and take the amazing things the secret service does to protect the president every day from tracking down a stupid comment a teenager puts on facebook or the rants of rocker ted nugent. it's something to take into consideration. if this investigation leads to the director, yes, he should go. i think common sense, good behavior, personal responsibility and knowing when to keep it in your pants is something they need to take personal responsibility for. >> chris? >> well, i think there's a larger issue here, relative to the culture of government agencies in washington. this is an example of boys gone wild, obviously. if we look at the larger culture in the agencies, we have the secret service scandal, the gsa scandal and we have the secretary of defense, panetta, on this 8$800,000 trip he has nt repaid the taxpayers. there's that issue. he's supposed to do that as part of his ride home. what's important, we have to figure out if it leads to the head of the secret service, he needs to go. >> daniel? >> the key factor is how much it spreads. we heard there were about 11 individuals involved in the beginning. some of those relieved of dut s duties. we heard from secretary napolitano and the president they have full confidence in the director. i don't think we are going to see his resignation and i don't think the president wants him to resign. >> question two, president obama and jimmy fallon slow jam the news. >> what we said is simple, now is not the time to make school more expensive for our young people. >> the staford loan. the pell grant is a beautiful thing. is it enough to satisfy your needs? apell no. ♪ if congress doesn't act, the students pay ♪ >> okay. fallon was funny. obama was serious. fox news says it was nutso. was slow jamming the message an effective way to get it across? daniel? >> look, we know being president now means you can't just rely on one platform, one media. people get their political news and take the message from a lot of sources. he was speaking to an auditorium of young people and people who watch jimmy fallon's show. he has to take the message to them. it was effective. we are talking about it the day after. that video is going to be played a million times online as well. >> chris? >> i think that -- i'm not sure how much lower the office of the presidency can go than the late night talk circuit, but i think, in fact, this is part of the message. it's part of being able to reach that particular audience. and, you know, it's free publicity. we are talking about it. everyone else is talking about it. it's money the campaign doesn't have to use from the coffers. free publicity, i'll take it. >> maria? >> you said fox news was criticizing this president? are you sure your researchers got that right? >> i'm going to double check that. >> of course it's a great medium. millions of young people watch this. that's exactly the kind of voters president obama was trying to reach. he was serious, but he was funny in the give and take. they had a thing going. the whole thing is hilarious. it gets students to talk about it. forget whether we are talking about it. it's not what the president cares about. his message got through to the students. >> time for the buzzer beater. 20 seconds each. salahi wants to run for governor of virginia. he crashed the white house party without an invitation and lost his wife to the drummer of journey. why should virginians vote for him for governor? chris? chris! >> they should not. look, if what they want to do is vote for a publicity hound on a horse then they can do that. this guy is a complete moron. he's running for governor of virginia? so, at least he won't be able to or have to crash the governor's party if he gets elected. not going to happen! >> daniel? >> this couple and specifically tareq has been a distraction. i don't think his candidacy is going to be taken seriously here in washington and among the voters of virginia. i think his 15 minutes have long been over but soon will be very much over. >> maria? >> i think it was gallup or mad magazine has a poll saying what virginia voters want most are more winery tours, more polo matches and a governor who knows how to crash parties. that's why they should vote for him. >> hey, he doesn't have anything else to do. his wife left him. >> you know, exactly. >> carol, you are looking fabulous in green today. >> oh, thank you so much. i appreciate it. i just got this blouse. why are we talking about this. i'm embarrassed now. >> you look great, kim. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. still ahead on news room, ease dropping allegations against the saints gm are not just a concern for the nfl, the police and fbi are getting involved. more americans are looking for the mind body connection as they reach their golden years. what they are doing in age against the machine. , heard anys on the game? 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