all over indiana, the dreams of decades are becoming real. the hoosier heartland quarter, the fort to port highway, u.s. 31 from south bend, i 69, and hundreds of others, all at full speed, under budget,hedule, take our very eyes. [applause] >> after growing education spending five years in a role, but a total of 12%, we were recently, reluctantly forced to trim it by some $0.03 on the dollar. but all across the country, education spending has been reduced by vastly more. by twice as much in places like washington, nebraska, connecticut. by three times as much in virginia, mississippi, and you don't. four times as much in minnesota and south carolina. six times as much in alabama. around our nation, states have closed parks, stiffed vendors, throwing people off medicaid, stopped blowing snow, and released thousands of dangerous criminals from prison early. overnight last night, the citizens of iowa were protected by seven state troopers, total. we have done none of those things and don't intend to. saddest of all, our sister states, at least

government spending in indiana is sixth lowest in the nation.n eighth place improvement from three years ago. we have the fewest state employees since 1982. we have heated the mariner's instruction. what we did was, we didn't get ourselves in the position of other states. and yet, the gail of shrunken revenues is still blowing. the reeve of higher taxes is still close ahead. sol conveniencey, like freedom, requires ecertainly individual lance. -- vigilence. we could be illinois in a minute of irresolution. the budget you passed may have seemed frugal at the time, but almost immediately, we see who spent beyond their means. had we not, it would have obliterated our enfire state reserves in 12 months. so we have acted. i thank this assembly and our fellow citizens for understanding the unwelcome decisions we have made to date. we will need your continued understanding for more hard calls that are probably coming. we will make those for which we already have the authority. but there are savings measures only this assembly can make. my first request

all over indiana, the dreams of decades are becoming real. the hoosier heartland corridor, the fort to port highway, u.s. 31 from south bend, i 69, and hundreds of others, all at full speed, under budget,head of schedule, taking shape before our very eyes. [applause] >> after growing education spending five years in a row by a total of 12%, we were recently, reluctantly forced to trim it by some 3 cents on the dollar. but all across the country, education spending has been reduced by vastly more. by twice as much in places like washington, nebraska, and connecticut. by three times as much in virginia, mississippi, and utah. four times as much in minnesota and south carolina. six times as much in alabama. around our nation, states have closed parks, stiffed vendors, thrown people off medicaid, stopped plowing snow, and released thousands of dangerous criminals from prison early. overnight last night, the citizens of iowa were protected by seven state troopers, total. we have done none of those things and don't intend to. saddest of all, our si

with roots back to 1831 german immigrants settled in what is now northwest indiana. after block a number of devastating fires the current billing was 1940. holy name parish celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2009. >>> now we head just down the road to lowell, indiana, to salute zion united church of christ. another con agree foundation celebrating 150 years of service. 2 families started a church back in 1849 and, today, it has members from 13 different towns in both indiana and illinois. its original pump was to stand watch over the prairie. and now members say the church is small enough to know you but big enough to serve you. >>> as always, we'd like to learn about your home church as well. salutes can be sent to the address on the screen and please stay with us. the mailbag is next. ♪ it's tough out here. the days are long. the nights get lonely. but we have a job to do. we have responsibilities. we have a commitment to our country to our families our wives and husbands our children our grandchildren and to each other. the uso is a bond that we share to help us

he is my senator from indiana.uld think after a person is called 20 times, 25 thinimes, yu would at least get a response from him. i run a small business in washington. there is no possible way that i could make a contract to build a house with somebody on the order that we are making our legislation in washington. senator reid comes out and i will let you and call it a health care bill:1900 pages, 2000 pages. and he himself says he cannot read it, because he could not understand it even if he read it. and places like c-span do not put -- pick up on that, that tells me something is structurally incorrect in the whole process. i am of average intelligence, and there is no possible way i could read a 2000 page bill and begin to comprehend it in any way shape or form. as far as i'm concerned, anything before congress that is more than an easily readable bill should just be kicked out right now it done away with -- and done away with. the people who voted for it should have to stand up with me and at the american peopl

our program, we are pleased to have with us the most reverent john michael d'arcy of south bend, indianathis final prayer, let us about our heads. we think of a young woman going over the mountains from nazareth because she was told by an angel that a cousin, though older, and beyond childbearing age apparently, was in her sixth month. so mary went to be with her cousin, and with a baby. we ask for the same spirit of mary. she went with singing and reflecting on god's mercy. my soul magnifies the lord and my spirit rejoices. holley is his name. -- holy is his name. mary prayed for us that we may remain strong. pray that we all come to reverence the great gift of life through which we participate in the divine. god alone gives life. god alone takes away. god did not make debt. the evil one, the devil, has made death. help us, as mary did, the mother of your son, help us to stand up for life, to cherries the young child in the womb, to care for it and preserve it and strengthen it. we keep in mind the words of the great warrior of life, pope john paul ii, who after leaving the church to re

snowplows worked in hammond, indiana, to clear out the roads.people just took to shovels to dig themselves out. >> i prefer sunnier skies, but you know, you got to do what you got to do when you're in the midwest and dealing with this weather. i'm -- usually i'm pretty angry with the snow, but i'm okay this year. >> i'm glad he's got a sense of humor about it. many parts of the country saw recordbreaking low temperatures, and listen to this -- 31 below in aberdeen, south dakota, and 21 below in grand island, nebraska. >>> the freezing temperatures have even moved to the sunshine state, prompting a run on space heaters. >> i bought four, but i think i'm going to go in and get some more. >> business is booming for florida stores that sell space heaters. but the cold snap isn't so good for tourism or orange crops. temperatures will reach into the mid-40s today across parts of central florida. but factor in the windchill, and it feels more like the low 30s. >>> police in ohio are looking for two teenage girls who are on the run after they allegedly

[inaudible] >> my name is ember, and i live in indiana and have two children. let me tell you, this health care debate has affected me and my family profoundly. just the thought of the government coming and interrupting our lives further is awful, and i have a statement here -- how can health care legislation be imposed against the will of the american people when it is clearly unconstitutional? there are strong indicators they are going to impose levies for those of us who refuse to pay. it is my clear understanding they can also take my home. my question to you is where does the government get off trying to impose such an unconstitutional tough when it is blatantly clear -- unconstitutional task when it is blatantly clear they cannot be a legal writ of habeas corpus presented to the american people? it deeply pained me to think officials and the government can ultimately amend the constitution so the american people would be turned and sent to prison and their stake, or do they plan to charge us with a federal crime? that is what concerns me about darkroom de

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from indiana is recognized for one minute. mr. pence: if you are concerned about run away federal spending and a rising national debt, you won't find a lot of comfort in today's headlines. after passing a government takeover of health care costing trillions, over a trillion dollars and bunt that will triple the national debt, democrat leaders are talking about bringing legislation that will raise our debt limit by $1.9 trillion. but we are told by the same democratic leadership they are going to get serious in 2010 about fiscal discipline. i guess along those lines president obama is expected to announce a bipartisan commission that will look for ways to reduce defendants in the future. sounds like an appealing idea, but the devil's always in the details in washington, d.c. the president's commission on cross-examination actually looks

of smokers and i have some amazing numbers of how many people in indiana suffer from lung disease and get reimburse meant or it's denied. >> it's a great point. in particularly from someone in the healthcare industry. i really like your focus on - you know i don't think the american people want a healthcare plan as much as they want a healthy america plan. i think we'd like to encourage the incentives in the tax code and reforms in the systemç to encourage people to live healthier lives and like you've seen a number of corporations around the country that have begun to tie their premiums to employees based on have you hit your goal weight? i have a goal weight this year? did you quit smoking? have you been exercising on a regular basis and that lowers your premium. your creating an insensitive foç personal wellness butçw3 you'r talking about the current systems that don't invest in the things that encourageçw3 healt liveq sng çfá we would be able to cost save money for. a mere respiratory therapist work in a nursing home to help prevent pnemonia. the millions of dollars that would

the ohio valley coming across indiana. that will not be of any concern to us today. no signs of any organized weather system. we will have to deal with that next week. stick around for the forecast. >> calling the unemployment office and getting through could be tough. many people contacted the i-team because they called the unemployment office and could not get through. one person waited for hours before getting help. >> terminated after five years of a financial conflict this woman believes trying to collect unemployment benefits became a full-time job. >> if i don't get unemployment done in a timely matter then my family will suffer because we will not have money. >> she made back-to-back calls to the unemployment office. when she did get through she stayed on hold. >> a guy will say all operators are busy, call back later and the phone cuts off. then i would go back and the phone would ring for 20 minutes. >> it is frustrating. >> this man finds it frustrating as he tries to get the benefit extension he is entitled to. >> it has not been fun because i still have

loyal to make national news when they stunned indiana weakened a half ago.k and a half since the incredible win, and they are keeping this on strike. fourth victory, an inch for the layup, 50-one to take the lead. seven straight points, 21 for the game. check this out. getting into the action, 8-5 on the year. syracuse may not have been defeated, but 813th street at the carrier dome. down by 14, trying to come back. what a huge jump that was. it would not be enough, and when it 82 to 72. with four seconds to go, sacramental leads los angeles by two. 109-108, and you might want to cover him the next game. that will do it for sports. >> if you're looking to find to our community it's our lifeline to the emergency information we need it's a free service that provides free entertainment. but one day soon, it could be taken away. there's a movement among special interest groups to limit free antenna tv and millions of americans who depend on it would lose out. let's tell congress to keep free antenna tv as part of our communications future. always free and always

college basketball, the loyola greyhound's made national news when they stunned indiana at assembly hall of wheat and a half ago. back at home for the first time since that incredible win, they are trying to stay on track going for their fourth straight win hosting writeryder. harvey scored seven straight points at one point. then robert gets into the action. loyola wins 68-66. shaq came out of the cold for this game. this is in warm-up. lebron did everything, and we get slam dunk. get that shot out of here. 94-86. go back to new year's eve now. everyone wants to be at a party where the band brings the house down. how about bringing the glass down? three diamonds for everyone in attendance. 296 pounds, and they call him tiny. the game was delayed almost an hour before they could resume play. play. dealer: you know, volkswagen takes care of the scheduled maintenance at no cost. and during the sign then drive event, you can get a cc, jetta, or top safety rated tiguan for practically just your signature. it's that easy. woman: i can't believe it. woman: i can believe it. yep. >> it is cold

john from indiana, think -- joan from indiana, thank you.orable jesse jackson that will be part of the program little later. louise taper of california, as well as tommy turner of kentucky. and the former chief justice of the supreme court of rhode island, frank williams. [applause] i also want to thank my fellow colleagues in the senate for coming here today and speaking. we're so proud of president obama and all that he has meant to our nation. we celebrate that great inauguration. across the street is the library congress that is taken care of. it is a good place for a lincoln exhibit. that is where lincoln used to stay in the boarding house when he was a member of the house of representatives. in the treasures that you will find at the library of congress, you will find lankan's on handwritten copy of his second inaugural address lincoln's own handwritten copy of his second inaugural address and his arithmetic book. little abraham lincoln would become america pose the greatest president wrote this poem. abraham lincoln, his hand and hand

. >> reporter: lake-effect snow hammered south bend, indiana, with wheout cditions that made driving tricky for drivers and pedestrians. >> it was slippery out here. i tell people to be cautious. >> reporter: meantime, philly's big chill rced many into a big bundle. in parts of new engnd snow settled into a stubborn layer. >> i pushed the driveway with a oom the first time. now i'm just going over it again. you keep up with it, it's not so bad sfwlr in bad. >> reporter: imaine, eight inches had skiers flying gh. >> it's a winter wondeand. >> now here's a look at som other stories making news early today in america. >>> three teenagers were rescued after being stranded on an ice sheetin a michigan river. their boat diedn a frigid 4 degree weather and that forced them to float across a floating piece of wayward ice. firefighters usedn air boat to rescue them. >>> orange farmers in florida are sambling to save their trees. some have sprinkler running all week. the younger trees arespecially vulnerable to frost and e constant miss ma make the difference between a fruitful orchard. > on c

indiana guys can still shoot. >> bob: you bet.ons, wide. tyus. florida getting more than its share of offensive rebounds in the early going. but unable to convert this time down. they trail four. horner takes it up. and the basket counts. a foul on florida. >> larry: all of a sudden the north carolina state offense has come alive. a great move by dennis horner. known more for his outside shooting, he's developed a really good game to attack the rim. he's become a rell wouwell roun player. >> bob: murphy with his first foul. starting as a senior, this young man out of linwood, new jersey, had 11 career starts in his first three years of the program. >> larry: he's really gone on a campaign to really bulk up. been in the weight room, reduce his body fat from 10% to 8%. over the holidays, mine went up 10%. >> bob: 18-11, nc state. every day's a holiday with you. 12:50 to go in this first half. boynt boynton. werner. gators still empty from outside. 0 for 5 on threes. werner driving -- and hitting. >> larry: that's a nice move. the on

the freshman from marion indiana.nd he says he's dizzy and he's losing his balance. so, i'm like, "unc, you want me to take you to a doctor?" he's like, "nah--i'm going to look up the symptoms." i said your symptoms are, you're dizzy and you're losing your balance. so he says, "i can't get on the internet because my arm is numb." i said, "well, use your good arm and dial 911!" comedian: stroke's no joke. if you or someone you love is showing symptoms of stroke don't wait 'cause it might be too late. dial 911. time lost is brain lost. this financial advisor is being accused of committing one of the largest investment frauds in the history of the united states. guess we're not going to aspen. that's fine. you see, i like tennis balls. he likes insider trading. so he's going to jail and i'm going to a shelter. and no, they're not the same thing. shelters are for good pets that want to be adopted. jails are for criminals. i've done nothing--uh-oh. okay, i stole a cheeseburger once. i'm a dog. [ruff]

. >> reporter: in the midwest, another 6 to 12 inches is forecast for marts of michigan and indiana, but the wind will lessen somewhat in the northeast. even usual balmy florida is anything but you a danger to citrus and zairery crops. >> it's kind of scary, too, if you could lose your whole crop, you're talking $1 million' worth of loss. >> reporter: the temperatures dropped to near freezing. >> and a cold night for a lot of people. now for the rest of this morning's weather. the freeze warnings extend into much of the gulf coast and new owners. rain in the northwest from rain in northern washington. 15 in seattle, 30s in the northern rockies, fargo only gets to minus 3 while kansas city and minneapolis barry dig out of single digits. just 63 for miami. 37 for dallas. >>> the first family leaves behind the tropical warmth of hawaii for the frigid temperatures of washington, d.c. they bordered air force one just a few hours ago for the overnight flight. on the last day of vacation, the president and first lady and two first daughters spent some time at the honolulu zoo. they visited

greyhounds beat indiana on the road several weeks ago winning their fourth straight, barely 68-66 overone other local score to tell you about, georgia state beat elton. that's sports. raiders luckily will lose by 10 if the ravens want to get in the playoffs tomorrow. >> keep the penalties down too. >> 4:00 on jz. >>> ,,,, produce with a 100% guarantee... means freshness is always in season. rancher's reserve beef, guaranteed tender, says you're always ready to grill. and now, safeway has a new promise. a commitment to thousands of new everyday low prices. so you can get what you want. when you want it. at the price you need. today... and tomorrow. that's our promise. and that's... ingredients for life. >>> it's hard to think about eating a frozen dessert on a night like this, but that's what the obamas are doing in hawaii. the president treat his daughters to a long time hawaiian tradition shaved ice. malia ordered a mice pink cone of watermelon strawberry. the president went for a mix of lime, strawberry and guava flavors. they also went to visit sea animals and spent time on the beac

this proposal of love made misty a little misty as dennis popped the question from an indiana field. and before the i-dos this minnesota groom and bride boogied down the aisle. the prime minister was blood deed after a protestor smashed a statuette into his face. remember the iraqi that threw a shoe into president bush. and then someone tried to put a foot in his mouth. and there was no decorum at at a dallas commissioners' meeting. maybe they could have learned a lesson of peace from knees three. yup, that is a mouse sitting on a cat sitting on a dog. this deer wasn't caught in the headlights, but better yet the christmas lights. finally not to sound cheesy but check out this five and a half foot tall santa carved out of a ton of wisconsin cheddar. it is saint nick's way of saying be good for goodness sake. drew levinson. >>> bad pun, we'll be right back. stay with us. ññ >>> when we entered into the new year, some new laws and rules and regulations came in. maryland allows prince georges county to install speed cameras. in montgomery county neighbors can't store unused cars truck

. >> reporter: an indiana republican, mike pence, said the president still seemed tone deaf to the need to reign in the deficit. despite his call for a partial spending freeze. >> the president of the united states came to the well of congress and after apparently offering a nod to focusing on jobs, he renewed his embrace of the failed economic policies of this congress and h this administration to date, calling for one more so-called stimulus bill built on the same failed policies of the last stimulus bill. >> warner: for her part, house speaker nancy pelosi focused today on health care reform, something the president moved down his priority list in last night's address. >> we must pass this legislation , and we must take whatever time it takes to do it. some things we can do on the side which may not fit into a bigger plan. that doesn't mean that's a subs tuesday for doing comprehensive. it means we will move on many fronts. >> reporter: the president also drew attention today for his criticism last night of the supreme court's decision on campaign finance. with all nine justices look

. >> lehrer: from indiana. >> from indiana said that bloomberg 's -- al hunt this weekend he thought the president had been firm, showed firmness and decisiv decisiveness. we thought the vice president's criticism was unfair. and i really think that we are now in a zone where everything becomes politicizeed. there is no question about it. during the campaignback bam said -- barack obama said daily that we're in a war on terror. it was not a -- it was not something that just eluded him. he regularly repeated that. it was part of his mantra. >> lehrer: what about the point also going back to the early -- earlier discussion, david b the allegation in "the wall street journal" editorial today or the suggestion that there is too much bureaucracy, there is too much there. and that's one of the reasons in that they caught it -- they got the information but then they didn't deal with it properly. and something needs to be done about it. >> i think that is absolutely true on two levels. one, as i have said before, the national security agency alone collects four times as much data per day as

three of them off the fingertips of scott wood, the freshman from marian, indiana. and which way will the wolf pack go? they have to get a hoop here to get even. >> larry: what you have to consider, you have a 45 seconds to go you get a shot up, you're going to get the ball back, okay? because that means florida is going to have a chance in their 35 seconds, but they need to get a shot here. do you go for the tie or the lead? >> bob: and do you even think about going two for one? if they do. they'll have to do it in the next few seconds. gonzalez. here's degand driving. doubled. nice pass. horner! follow, score! and there he is, javier gonzalez on the follow to tie the game! 48-48, with 27 seconds to play. gators time-out. >> larry: we saved it for the right moment. got into the 48-48 tie. let's go back again. watch javy gonzalez right here, sneak in there and get the offensive rebound. you know, he's a very good offensive rebounder. he's averaging nearly five rebounds a game as a guard. >> bob: and look at the guy he went around. vernon macklin. >> larry: big baske

host: indiana, wisconsin.n and they are both thinking about it. -- both of those gentlemen in their row thinking about it. it is not easy. it is tough on your family, a big sacrifice. i think people are sensing the call of duty in terms of the direction of the country and again, an opportunity to make a difference in washington. one of the things we saw in massachusetts is people reacting to the blacks of checks and balances here. -- the lack of checks and balances here. guest: scott brown was raising $1 million a day by the end of the campaign. is any of that fund raising energy it washing over into 2010, the national party? guest: committees do not see the same thing that individual can it its due, in terms of excitement when it comes to fund raising, particularly on line. scott brown's campaign raised $2.6 million online in one day. there were people like me and others who were calling their supporters across the country and saying, here is a great opportunity. here is a web site you can send a donation in.

and light rail and high-speed rail certainly would be a benefit to all of us even in elkhart indiana and the american recovery act is working in our community. >> thank you for that. >> and it's done a great job for us. >> i touch on two words very quickly and i'm a note-taker and it's liveability issues. getting away from high-speed rail for a moment. our problem when we talk about liveability we have the largest -- the second largest railyard in the united states. the largest railyard east the mississippi river. 120 trains a day come across our crossings. it creates excessive emissions. it creates excessive delays in our deliveries which increases our cost and our transportation system. lots and lots of train whistles blowing which we'd like to get rid of. for us, liveability issue is getting over and under that railroad. so i hope -- i sincerely hope and that's what i stood up to say is that liveability issues will be considered in a broad sense rather than -- rather than movement of people along rail lines. >> that's a very good point and you'll be happy to know that in the morni

indiana -- pacatello, indiana, that i pronounced that correctly? caller: yes? host: i think we lost lloyd. snow hill, north carolina, joe we on the democratic line. caller: i think out of this, a very tragic situation, but haiti has been such a poor country for so long and we have neglected to help right in our own backyard and it would not take too much resources. but we have neglected. it is sad that it takes a situation like this for people's eyes to be open. but if i see anything that came out of this that would help the people is that at least it is being seen now. in the past, i remember the last administration, when those guys were getting be headed over in haiti and everything and they were not even letting them to move a year, they would turn them back, and other people back, so i think this is a thing where americans could really show our good side and i think obama is doing it and i think this is part of us restoring our image if we go in and do it right and if he does not do like the past of the stations and a lot of administrations before by neglec

played for indiana a couple years ago, sat out last year. was on the scout team.lling us during last season even when he was on the scout team, he was probably the most talented player they had. >> dan: he makes plays, he makes shots. he's a guy who plays really well with his back to the basket. we already saw he can run in transition and shoot the three. he's going to be a handful to the defense tonight. >> ron: he's the one who got all the publicity for dunking on lebron james this summer. another whistle and a foul. wake forest will retain possession, leading by one. we see his average, the last player to go 17-plus a guy by the same of david west now with the new orleans hornets. l.d. williams comes up short on the jumper. it will belong to the musketeers. >> dan: ron, for wake forest to have success tonight, they are going to have to make those shots, even the highly contested shots close to the basket. they've missed a couple already. wake is noted as being a big, strong team. they have to utilize that size and score close to the goal. >> ron: all of the mus

president obama: i took a trip to elkhart, indiana, today. jobs faster than anywhere else in america. the unemployment rate went from 4.7% to 15.3%. in fact, local tv stations have started running public service announcements that tell people where to find food banks... even as the food banks don't have enough to meet the demand. as we speak, similar scenes are playing out in cities and towns across america. bill: thank you for staying with us. we continue with dennis miller and his analysis of wanda sykes. >> rush limbaugh, i hope the country fails. i hope his kidneys fail. how about that? bill: the first 15 minutes were fine, but then she got me. here is my question. the remarks about rush limbaugh, sarah palin were mean. they flashed to obama laughing. i do not think that does him any good. >> i do not think she was a pro that night. a comedian is judged, and i know it was not pro. you get hired and she bill -- she did not fill what they needed. i thought she was kind of funny for a girl. that is a joke, wanda. all she is doing is explaini

host: to mesa, indiana. good morning to andy on our democrats line. caller: good morning.i'm looking at the kind of economist that the republicans in washington and groups like the united states chamber of commerce are trotting out and supporting their laissez faire tax cuts and trying to say that tax cuts create jobs, and i've never seen any evidence of that in my lifetime. i'm also wondering what you think about increasing stimulus and actually going out and spending more money to try to create somee guest: well, at this point, i think it would probably be not a good idea to have a second stimulus package for this reason. if you look at the economy, there's an awful lot of evidence that we've really turned the corner, that we're past the bottom, and that, at least in terms of g.d.p., things are turning upwards and the stock market's rise is evidence of that, because it tends to rise in advance of changes in the real economy. and you've got a growing numbers of economists who are predicting what's called a v-shaped recovery, which would quite a rapid increase, and any num

host: to look from indiana. you are the last phone call. -- philip from indiana. called, -- caller: i have a question with regard to the supreme court decision. is this the end of american democracy? guest: i think it is a serious issue, but i do not know if it is that big. there will be a lot of analysis and commentary back and forth, but other things have happened in one way, shape, or form in our democracy, but we have done pretty well. we will get through this and survive, but it may be rather painful. america is a strong country our form of democracy will be around for a long time. host: joining us from the mayors conference in washington, d.c. thank you. when we return, we returned to the front page story, core projects corporate spending limits. first, and update from c-span radio. >> howard dean speaking earlier on "the early show" says he thinks democrats can get a scaled-back health care bill through congress about all some ups republicans will work with democrats on a compromise measure. meanwhile, "and the hill" reports tom harkin plan to introduce leg

. >>> indiana man under arrest for leaving three children in a freezing car.loomington found a running car in shopping center parking lot with the children all under age five in their pajamas. authorities say he was passed out drunk in the front seat. >>> and police in arizona say they uncovered a drop house for human smuggling in phoenix. five alleged smugglers under arrest. authorities found 11 immigrants held against their will and say some were beaten. >>> the hunt on for the facebook fugitive. that story coming up in what's on the web. >>> and the oldest woman in the district celebrates a milestone birthday today. >>> here is howard with the mittens on. >> that's right. mittens are better than gloves, fingers work together to keep hands worm. we will talk about how warm we get or don't get, and a little snow is possible. details in the seven day forecast when we return. why the hurry? my mother in law will be here in an hour! look at my carpet... if i steam clean it'll be soaked for hours! why steam clean? use resolve deep clean powder... the moist powder

i want to be indiana jones wou without the scary spiders and the whips.aid why don't you major in american history? she looked at me and this was like an arrow through my heart, she said dad, i can't. i don't, i don't think you really know american history. he said every time i look at it, it seems like the bad guys show up and then they win. i was broken-hearted. my daughter believed the lies that were being taught. i told her i was going to prove her wrong, she had been indoctrinated. a couple of years later and many, many, books and papers and conversation conversations esdreamed professors later, us -- esteemed professors later i discovered she was more right than i cared to believe. the founding of the country was miraculous. the industrial age gets a little dicey, and then the progressive era which has all but been erased from history changed everything. what really opened my eye eyes was this book. does it look boring as snot or what? given to me by robbie george, professor at princeton university, a very ropt respec professor. i started finding ou

and the governor of a state, i was two speakers, in indianapolis and indiana, and i always felt there, glenn, that inside each of us, we have this moral compass, i don't know. some call it the holy ghost. some call the moral compass. some call it the spirit of god. each human being has a system that says this is right or this is wrong, and i would have known that it was wrong if i would have charged him more than $54 million since i had shaken his hand six months before. forget the attorneys. they were just late doing their job. hi shaken his hand and promised him and i had to honor my commit ment. glenn: a lot of people in america would go, what are you nuts? >> right. glenn: why is that important? >> well, here is an expression from sir winston churchill and it stays with me morning and night. i hope people don't say there is a guy who never made mistakes. i think the more mistakes you make the more you understand how we need to get rid of our mistakes. there is a great expression from winston churchill who says with integrity, nothing else counts. without integrity, nothing else co

. >> reporter: travelers in michigan and indiana are battling the wind and snow.tate troopers along the highways urging drivers to use caution. >> you have to have both hands on the wheel, certainly. >> white knucks and all. >> a little bit. >> reporter: snow continues falling in parts of northern new england where forecasters crawling for up to 14 inches in some areas. massachusetts, vermont and main are battling winds near 30 mile an hour. mother nature doesn't spare the south. farmers in louisiana bracing for a hard freeze, which could cause damage to strawberry crops. >> a lot of covering and keeping the berries covered. >> reporter: the national weather service is warning florida orange growers the temperatures could dip below freezing. and in orlando, a new low of 27 is expected. the record there, 31 degrees. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >> misery loves company >>> if you were outside getting lunch, coffee, it's like an ice cream headache. the cold air is just so bone-chilling. >> that's the description. bone-chilling cold. nobody is escaping it at al

it was sold in southern indiana as a co-op tractor by the national farm equipment company. sold in canada as a massie hera. sold in the montgomery ward store. it was only like $595. that was the need thing about it. at that time, the boys left the farm, go to the war, the old man had to do the farm all by himself. team of horses was slow, so they got the tractor involved. i started out with my first tractor as a 1939 general. it was -- i cleaned it, painted it. it was orange, perfection orange. just like alice chalmers am i painted that one. i took it to show. everyone said you paint it had the wrong color. i took the paint back off and put this color on it. whether it's right or not, i don't know. >> our runt country church salute travels to wisconsin to the first lutheran church. they celebrated their 120th anniversary this year with a special service led bay home grown pastor. reverend gordon scott the newest member joined reverend bob to lead the service. reverend scott was recently ordained and called to the grace lutheran church in marshfield. we thank dawn for sendin

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indiana representative mike pence speaks on healthcare.ance corporation move as head to penalize banks with the certain compensations for executives. state the american business. and later. republican senators on the recent trip to afghanistan and pakistan. on "washington journal" tomorrow morning. two house members on counter intelligence and attempted bombing of a northwest airlines flight, january is a member of the intelligence committee and (202) 737-0001 presenttive pete robingstra is a representsive. from market watch they'll take your questions for plans for job creation and will discuss education with the president of the american federation of "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 am eastern. a couple of live events tomorrow morning. the first public meeting of the financial industry inquiry commission is on c-span 2. 9:00 eastern. financial causes including testimony from the head onfzce bank of america, morgan stanley. j.p. morgan chase and goldman sachs and house arms services committee focuses on china's mi

mike pence of indiana. he is the conference committee chairman. >> thank you, now late.archers, audrey pence, age 15, charlotte pence, age 16, i am mike pence, and from indiana, and i am pro-life. yet come to this nation's capital of the historic movement. they have been met with the most pro-abortion president in u.s. history. mexico overturned unnecessary and destructive and brought research, and health care bill that was poised to provide government subsidies for elected abortion. let us say with conviction that ending an unborn human life is morally wrong. it is also morally wrong to take the taxpayer dollars of millions of pro-life americans and use it to subsidize abortion at home and abroad. abortion is nhot -- not health care. abortion funding has no place in health care legislation now or ever. abortion organizations overseas have no right to american foreign aid. and the time has come to deny any and all federal funding to planned parenthood of america appeared -- of america. thomas jefferson, and words that are inscribed down the small, god gave us life and li

he was a transfer from indiana and on the scout team last year, but it's so different working out with the scout team than working with the starters, and coach mack telling us last night that the comfort level has risen every game for crawford. >> dan: and that's now three personal fouls against jason mcfarland. great job recognizing what wake forest is doing defensively. that time it was terrell holloway. he saw mcfarland on him, he went right by. >> ron: mcfarland has got to sit down. tony woods has checked into the lineup for wake forest. aminu has the loose ball. that's a great rebound by smith. he couldn't get it but he tipped it right to aminu. >> ron: aminu tried to do a little french pastry inside. nice look to williams! >> dan: i think williams figured aminu was going to shoot the ball. what a catch. >> ron: and the lead stretched to five almost halfway home in the first 20 minutes. most of you, a triple-header of basketball. this is the second of three. crawford has got to give the ball up. holloway tries to get it to redford. five turnovers for xavier. >> dan: talked about a

from indiana sordorser. i was told today there was a number of pieces of evidence that this administration, intelligence community should have seized upon and that would have helped out a great deal. let's take quick listen. >> it seems to me that we have known for some time that al-qaeda is recruiting and training, improving their skills in yemen. >> reporter: he went on to tell me he understands the intelligence community can't get everything right, but he said there was plenty to chew over and it didn't happen. >> major garrett, live at the white house for us. good weekend. good to see you. two more arrests today in what investigators say was a plot to blow up the subway system in new york city. remember this man, arrested back in september? he's pleading not guilty. but the f.b.i. now reports he admitted that he got weapons and explosives training from al-qaeda in pakistan. now two other men are in custody here in new york. live now to david lee miller in the new york city burrow of brooklyn where there