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The president says the plan, involving tax breaks for individuals and businesses, must be passed quickly and take effect immediately.

Eight years ago, a French couple founded an organization that adopts graves of American servicemen who died during the Normandy invasion of World War II. The volunteer group encourages French families to lay flowers on the graves when the Americans' own families can't do it.

The "Lost" panel has always delivered. It hasn’t always delivered answers to burning questions, but it’s always entertaining. This year was no exception.

Zalmay Khalilzad has served as U.S. ambassador to Iraq since 2005, and is set to leave that post to become the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Khalilzad talks about how the security and the political situation in Iraq has evolved during his tenure.

This November, AMC will present a reinvention of the 1967 British television series, The Prisoner, a show that should be familiar to long-time PBS viewers. Watch video from the Comic-Con panel and an exclusive trailer.

Mestre Joao Grande is a 78-year-old master of the black Brazilian martial art called capoeira -- a rich blend of music, dance and ritualized combat. Enslaved Africans brought the roots of capoeira with them when they came to South America in the 1600s.

GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee says he lost the Michigan primary to Mitt Romney because Romney is a Michigan native and he spent a great deal on ads. Huckabee insists he is doing well among non-evangelicals, including union members, the middle class and small-business owners.

We talk with Troy Johnson and Kinsee Morlan about what to do this weekend in San Diego on the Weekend Preview.

The world-renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Legendary dancer and choreographer Judith Jamison, the artistic director of the theater, is leading the celebration. Jamison talks about her love for dance, retirement and keeping the vision of her late mentor alive.

The decision by British Prime Minister Tony Blair to step down in June is already sparking assessments of Blair's tenure at 10 Downing Street. Blair's legacy is an ambiguous one, the London Times'Peter Riddell tells Robert Siegel. Riddell, who has written two books about the British leader, says Blair's is a story of disappointment.