this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

if we could get that southern, southwestern part of california and those four states utah, arizona, nevada and new mexico, that would be a country of vast designs. and i think that what sean willens is saying here is polk was the instrument of the sentiment that emerged. i make it very clear that eamericaed very powerfully in america largely as a result of the annexuation of texas. >> go back to you say you're reading the newspaper articles and the diary. did you read the diary in printed form or in long hand form? >> no, i get too frustrated trying to read the handwriting of people from the 19th century. i read it in printed form. it was published by the chicago public library in four volumes. i had all four volumes. i went over it very carefully. >> i accessed it on google's got it on there. you can watch it on your computer. did you read it all? >> oh, yes. i read it all multiple times really. i went over it and over it. i came very close to memorizing it. >> if you had the four volumes and stacked them up, how thick was it? >> each one was 500 pages. >> so he had 2,000 pages of typewri

after initially telling police she lives in southern california, she later reveals a utah driver's license she tells inspector walsh she is actually living upstairs. >> tonight where are you going to go? >> tonight? >> yeah, when -- tonight when the massage parlor closes, where are you going to go? where are you going to sleep tonight? >> tonight? let me over there, next door. >> next door? >> yeah. in the apartment over there. >> oh. >> yeah. >> but after confronting the girl about luggage found at the massage parlor, a fellow masseuse makes a third claim, that she is just visiting and arrived last night. >> how long have you worked here? >> she came yesterday. >> just yesterday? >> yeah. yesterday. >> i have permit. >> do you have a permit? license? >> once of the officers thinks he recognizes her from an earlier inspection where they found her hiding in a hidden basement accessed by 18 by 18 inch hole in the floor at a different parlor. >> one of those girls seems really nervous. >> yes. she was the very one we saw at the pigeon hole the last time. >> the team calls in a vietnamese tran

rain and thunderstorms in southern california will slowly spread eastward into parts of utah. that's what's going on around the nation. now here's your local forecast. >>> and a good sunday morning. i'm storm4 meteorologist chuck bell. off to a bit of a foggy start in many neighborhoods this morning. be ready for that. may want to leave a little early for sunday service, just to make sure you don't get slowed down too much by the fog out there. otherwise, it is another mild march morning. temperatures in the low 50s now pretty much everywhere. and once this fog is gone, we'll be left with a partly sunny afternoon, maybe a few showers up in the mountains of west virginia, but mild. today's highs near 70 and 70-plus again tomorrow. >>> now here's lester. >> janice, thanks. now to politics the republican presidential race has become a battle of math versus momentum with mitt romney and rick santorum fighting for every delegate. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." david, good morning. >> hi, lester. >> puerto rico holds its primary today. santorum and romney both battl

utah, wyoming, also nevada could be targeted with some heavy snow accumulation up to about 20 sent neithers in some areas. also a snow band will be marching across southern alberta and southern manitoba. that will be dumping another snowfall accumulation totaling up to 20 centimeters. also winds are very strong as i mentioned and suddenly these are very strong warm winds and the temperature is still very, very warm in this area making a very good recipe for fire danger. these are very densely populated areas and also blowing dust cross winds, these are going to be hazardous conditions for driving specially unfortunately in the rush hour time. taking a look at your temperatures, denver at 21 as i mentioned. still very warm here. but dropping down to 2 degrees on wednesday for the high. in las vegas dropping down to 12 for the wednesday. as the cold front passes, things are going to be dramatically different. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . .

southern about mitt romney. he truly is massachusetts and michigan with a dash of utah. >> something in tupelo, mississippi, former house speaker newt gingrich argued he's the native son this time around after winning his home state of georgia on super tuesday. >> and i believe that with your help on tuesday, when we win here and we win in alabama, we'll be back up again. >> former senator rick santorum could make inroads with the sizable evangelical population here just as he did on super tuesday. in the seven states where all the candidates were on the ballot tuesday, 37% of evangelicals went for santorum, followed by 30% for gingrich and 26% for romney. >> we can finish first and second here in -- first and second in mississippi and alabama on tuesday, i think that will be a big win for us. and hopefully get this race down to two candidates. >> santorum has now hinted several times that he'd love for newt gingrich to get out of this race. gingrich has sohn no inclination to do so. if all three men stay in the race, that lowers the chances that any one of them can get the delegates they need to clinch the nomina

utah. what is your advice to your candidate to try to appeal to southern republican voters? caller: thank you for having me on. mitt has a good track record and is a good man. he has had a life of service. he went on a mission monday was a young man. as far as being a christian, this man has served all his life --when he was a younger man he served as a volunteer at his church and as a leader. he has always been in administrative, executive positions. he has industry experience. none of the other men have experience in industry. as far as connecting with the people, i don't know, he does not have the ability to preach like a preacher. but he has a track record of getting things done. he came out here and the olympics were in total shambles. personally, i served as a volunteer in the olympics. i thought we were going to lose them. there was a tremendous scandal. he completely turned it around. our coffers were full when he left. we are still better because of mitt. i respect newt gingrich and rick santorum, but i don't think they have the ability to turn the economy around li

utah. michael walter fitzgerald of california to be united states district judge for the central district of california. ronnie abrams of new york to be united states district judge f the southern district of new york. rudolph contreras of virginia to be united states district judge for the district of columbia. miranda du of nevada to be united states district judge for the district of nevada. susie morgan of louisiana to be united states district judge for the eastern district of louisiana. greg jeffrey costa of texas to be united states district judge for the southern district of texas. david campos guaderrama of texas to be united states district judge for the western district of texas. ryan c. wimes of missouri to be district judge for the eastern and western districts of missouri. christine baker of arkansas to be united states district judge for the eastern district of arkansas. john z. lee of illinois to be united states district judge for the northern district of illinois. george levi russell, iii, of maryland to be united states district judge for the district of maryland. john j.tharp, jr., of illinois to be united states district judge for the northern district of i