BALDWIN: Here are a couple other top stories today. You have two Miami-Dade police officers killed in the line of duty. One officer died during a shoot-out with a violent murder suspect. The second officer, who was wounded, died during surgery a short time later. Both were part of this federal task force involved in serving an arrest warrant. The suspect was also killed. Chinese President Hu Jintao is stopping in Chicago on his visit here to the U.S. Before he left Washington, President Hu talked about the economy with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Speaker John Boehner. The U.S. lawmakers also raised some concerns about China's commitment to human rights. While in Chicago, Hu will meet with business and political leaders and attend a dinner in his honor. The nation's first lady and the world's largest retailer announcing an initiative to make healthy food more affordable. Michelle Obama was on hand as Wal-Mart unveiled its plan to start selling healthier food with less sugar, less sodium and no trans fat. Ms. Obama promotes health and fights childhood obesity through her Let's Move campaign. And she welcomed this move today by Wal-Mart.</s>MICHELLE OBAMA, FIRST LADY: Efforts like this show us that, yes, we can improve how we make and sell food in this country. We can do that. And we can feed our kids better. Yes, we can give parents better information, so that they can make better decisions for their families. We can do this. And yes, there are CEOs like Bill Simon out there and so many others across this country who are willing to step up and help us solve this problem.</s>BALDWIN: Did you hear what Rick Santorum said about the president? The story is next. And then: an infant kidnapped from the hospital 23 years ago finally reunited with her family. We're going to tell you how this whole thing happened and hear from the family coming up.
Michelle Obama and Wal-Mart Team Up