ASHLEIGH BANFIELD, CNN ANCHOR: So I just want to take you back live to Washington, D.C. We've been waiting on the president. He's a little later than expected. There's someone at least at the podium ready to introduce him. He's at a place called the Town Hall Educational Arts and Recreational Campus. What's important about it, it's a place in southeast D.C. It's in one, one of the poorer neighbors. He's expected to give live remarks. Not so much to focus on Obamacare, but more so the economy and where his agenda is headed. There's a lot of stuff that hasn't made a lot of headlines lately, specifically a farm bill and also minimum wage. There's a lot of things that he's going to highlight in this address, going forward, that he would like to start getting headlines instead of perhaps the Obamacare issue. But people do expect he's going to discuss Obamacare as well. So as he gets a hug, thanks for the wonderful introduction, let's listen in as the president gives his prepared remarks.</s>BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you.</s>BANFIELD: And as the president continues his address live in Washington, D.C., we'll watch those remarks. We'll have a full wrap- up of all of his key points being made today throughout the day on CNN, and also Wolf Blitzer always has a full wrap up on his program as well. In the meantime, what a story. His wife was bludgeoned to death in the home right in front of his three-year-old son and then Michael Morton was made the only suspect in the case. He was convicted and sentenced to a life in prison. Here is the worst part. He did not do it. DNA evidence exonerated Michael. And he and his attorney are going to join me live on the set to talk about an incredible journey, an incredible story, a travesty that's now become a CNN documentary. That is coming up next.
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