Obama news conference slips in Nielsen ratings
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Taking to the airwaves again to pitch his economic plan, President Barack Obama drew 40 million viewers for his latest news conference, down some 9 million from his first prime-time press encounter last month.<div class="feedflare">
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