<div class='meta'><div class='origin-logo' data-origin='none'></div><span class='caption-text' data-credit='AP'>Nov. 27, 2010, President Obama kisses Sasha on the head while Malia, right, and Michelle Obama look during an NCAA college basketball game (AP Photo/Cliff Owen, File)</span></div>
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