Student Showing Signs of Recovery After Contracting Flesh-Eating Bacteria Despite the odds of survival being "slim to none," Aimee Copeland, the 24-year-old University of West Georgia graduate student battling a deadly flesh-eating virus, is showing signs of recovery and is still fighting to survive. Dr. Richard Firshein weighs in on this unusual case today on 'America Live' North Carolina Voters Approve Gay Marriage Ban North Carolina approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday defining marriage solely as a union between a man and a woman, becoming the latest state to effectively slam the door shut on same-sex marriages. With the upcoming 2012 DNC Convention taking place in Charlotte, what does this mean for the president's position on gay marriage? Radio host Monica Crowley and Fox News contributor Julie Roginksy weigh in today on 'America Live' Follow Julie and Monica on Twitter: @julieroginsky and @MonicaCrowley New Obama Ad Just Like 'Morning in America?' The president has publicly launched his bid for 2012. His campaign has put out a new 60-second ad that aims to sell skeptical voters on the notion of progress under his leadership. Is the president trying to have his 'Morning in America' moment? Michael Reagan reacts today on 'America Live' Hollande and Obama: How Do Their Policies Stack Up? In a whirlwind first day after winning the French presidency, Socialist Francois Hollande already has a to-do list that includes an invite to the White House, visits to the G-8 and NATO summits and a World War II ceremony with his defeated rival. So how do the policies of the president-elect and President Obama compare?