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A group of eight youth bowlers from Renfrew will be competing in the provincial championships May 1 in southwestern Ontario.

but maryland is a very good place for him to go. >> no question. this is a place where the president can show his face. he's going to be campaigning with governor o'malley. and then later today he heads to another place he's usually welcome, that's his hometown of chicago, illinois. he's going to be doing some activity for the state treasurer who is running for the that there. this is something we're going to see just more and more of. the president on the campaign trail. he's got another one of those big rallies scheduled for this weekend in philadelphia. and you know, the feeling h...

we'll find it, though, because we have two hours! martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum, that number is truly staggering, 11 million homeowners, struggling to make their mortgage. bill: analysts say you have a nightmare scenario for the u.s. banking system and the overall economy. that's the baseline, what we're trying to build on. stuart varney, host of varney & company, what did the -- does the report tell stphus. >> it's a picture of the distress the at ground level level. you mentioned the statistic, one in five in deep level, that's 20 people out of every 100. wh...

still watching this hour. >> first a big test of the tea party and the alaska senate race. check this out. we may not know the results for a week while they count absentee ballots in this state. between incumbent lisa murkowski, 48% for her. tea party favorite sarah palin-backed joe miller has 51%. he was expected to do well but not necessarily this well. palin beat murkowski's dad, by the way. there is back story in this race. she beat him in 2006 for the governor's race. >> some say it is a little personal. >> little bad blood up in alaska and a lot of it being sorted out in this r...

president out of the mainstream. we'll get into the mosque debate and how it's playing out politically at the top of the show. and some of the far right are taking it even farther. newt gingrich says the mosque is like putting a nazi sign next to the holocaust museum. comments like that, plus calls from leading republicans to ditch the constitutional right to birthright citizenship has moderates on the right worried. could this hurt the party long time? plus, afghanistan and iraq get the headlines, but under president obama, the stealth war under al qaeda has expanded to nearly a doz...