¿qué pasa con sarah daniels? ¿ya la encontramos? i, el jefe neceita un helicóptero para ethan y la nueva reportera sarah, gracias. >> te debo una bruce. >> amigos ¿sabes cuántas puertas tuve que tocar para conseguirlo? >> pero ¿tenemos un plan? ¿adónde iremos? >> debo llevarte a un lugar seguro. >> hay un helicóptero en el edificio libertad, al otro lado de la calle. >> me enconarán donde quiera que esté. >> ganaremos tiempo, si pueden >> me encontrarán donde quiera que esté. >> ganaremos tiempo, si pueden mantenerse desplazándose por el aire. >> gracias. >> debo volver al canal para transmitir el reportaje, tengan cuidado ¿si? y ethan, quiero hablarte. >> ahora regreso. >> ethan, necesitarás esto. >> odio esas cosas. >> oye, solo tenla. >> ella es la yuiyo, pero debo cambiar su destino. >> ethan, no existe un lugar al que puedas llevarla, para escapar de su destino, no seas torpe esta vez, debes llevarla a la gran cueva. >> me estoy cansando de este maldito destino, lo haré a mi modo. >> ethan, tú y yo hemos recibido gran honor, de

minnesota representative machine bookman and mitch daniels each had 4%. sarah palin got 3% and mike huckabee got 2%. >> the president will present his 3.5 trillon budget on wednesday saying will force government to live with in its means. >> it freezes yearly domestic spending for the next five- years even on programs i care deeply about which will reduce the defend fit by more than $400 billion over the next decade. >> the president said he is also proposing a freeze on federal government employee salaries. at the same tie he will push for programs designed to build up key areas including internet broad band and clean energy. >>> a new company means higher garage bills for some and dirty streets. turns out the new pick up days now coincide with street sweeping. that means operators have to now drive the street sweep ear round the trash bins preventing them from cleaning the streets properly. redwood city officials say they are working on the problem with the new company and hope to have a solution by this summer. if a time of falling budgets one san francisco

romney, in, paw lnty, in, barbour in, huntsman, in, daniels, out, huckabee, out, and -- chris: how can he be out? >> huckabee out and sarahalin you would have to be carnac the magnificent to figure that out. chris: the white house thinks huckabee is the nominee. >> the white house is nervous about huckabee but he's making too much scratch to give that up. in florida. chris: you are even -- gloria. >> let's talk about the senate. you talked about the president and let's talk about the senate. john kyl retiring. in arizona. chris: why? >> talk about the scratch. i don't know. and obviously gabby giffords is somebody who had wanted that seat and still could perhaps run for it. if that doesn't occur, democratic leaders really would like janet napolitano. chris: a lot of udalls around. anne kornblut. >> the white house was -- the white house has to figure out what to do about china and some would like to see gary locke leave the commerce department and he speaks chinese. chris: so his background is chinese. >> yeah. he could do that job. not sure if he would do it. moved his name once but he's in the mix. chris: david david. -

daniels' picture with a crosshair over his face. like they're doing in wisconsin. you know, if sarahalin did that, it would be the world -- >> quick point and get to a break. >> actually in fairness, since governor daniels did get some blow-back when he did this six years ago and his approval ratings can go down, but the question is, what happens in the end. people want to see balanced budgets and what's interesting is governor daniels is one of the few states, because he ended up with that flexibility in his budget, to negotiate, he's had been in the black for the past five or six years. and when other states have not. >> let me get a break in here. i want to talk about the budget woes here in washington, as well as what's going on in the middle east, right after this. opportunity can start anywhere. and go everywhere. to help revitalize a neighborhood in massachusetts, restore a historic landmark in harlem, fund a local business in chicago, expand green energy initiatives in seattle. because when you're giving, lending and investing in more communities across the country, more oppo

daniels each received 4%. two people who did not take part, alaska governor sarah palin received 3% of the votes and arkansas governor mike huckabee won 2%. >>> president obama is going to release his new federal budget plan tomorrow but republicans are making their feelings pretty clear. the president gave a preview of the budget plan yesterday during his weekly on-line video address. he said the plan asks washington to live within its means while investing in the future. republicans already attacked the president's plan saying it doesn't cut spending enough. among the highlights of the president's budget a five-year freeze for spending on u.s. agencies and $78 billion reduction in defense spending. however, the president's budget calls for $53 billion for high-speed rail projects around the country. >>> the budget deficit will mean less money for schools around the state. possibly tacking on taxes to find more funding. several districts are pushing for parcel taxes. the districts say they will raise millions of dollars to help offset cuts from the state but parcel taxes will not solve all of the budget issues. offi

centrist republican like mitt romney or mitch daniels the governor of indiana as his opponent this is pretty much go to them. should the nominee be someone like sarah palin or former arkansas governor mike huckabee it's quite possible obama will get significant corporate support. i think all of those are part of his calculations. >> ifill: the president said to the business people in the room today get in the game. come with me. what do you think he was saying that he thought he was saying to you. what did you hear him saying to you? >> well, i think we share a common goal. that is for this recovery to become a jobs recovery. so he's encouraging the business community that has been cautious, has been nervous, to start investing in america. >> ifill: sitting on a lot of cash. >> sitting on a lot of cash. that's right, that's right. but there are concerns there. there are concerns about hyper regulatory environment in some industries. that's very much an inhibitor. there are concerns about tax policy. whether or not washington is going to get its act together in terms of spending and the entitlement programs. all of those things make for a very cauti

sarah palin. the contenders, not as famous, but with experience and resources. mississippi governor haley barbour, mitch daniels as well as pawlenty and huntsman. then, there's the wild cards, including lesser-known conservatives trying to break through. as well as the unpredictable donald trump. >> if i run and if i win, this country will be respected again. >> reporter: and the latest republican to catch "saturday night live's" attention. >> so, thank you for your attention. may god bless america. and live from new york, it's "saturday night." >> reporter: michele bachmann is a tea party favorite, who was featured prominently at a big conservative conference last week. and gave her own response to president obama's state of the union address. she may see an opening, especially if palin decides not to run. and the latest polls in those early primary states have not looked good for sarah palin. a poll earlier this week in new hampshire, for example, george, had her tied for fifth place with just 6% of the vote. >> okay, jon. thanks very much. >>> joining us now, that potential challenger could be the tea party'

. >> reporter: 58-year-old daniel morales, a homeless new yorker hadn't seen or spoken to his 27-year-old daughter sarah rivera, for more than a decade, and he had never met his five grandchildren. but when an advocacy group called underheard in new york donated a prepaid cell phone to morales three weeks ago and taught him how to tweet he immediately took to the social networking site in a desperate search to locate his long-lost daughter. >> danny said that he always wanted to tell his story but he never thought anyone would listen to it. i said someone is out there. >> reporter: sure enough someone was listening, and anonymously contacted sarah on facebook to let her know her father was very much alive, and hoped to reunite. >> the social network holds a purpose and that purpose is you can instantly find anybody. and it's amazing. >> reporter: on thursday night, they spoke on the phone. >> we got so much to say. okay. okay, baby. i love you. >> reporter: and yesterday morning, finally met face-to-face for the first time in eleven years. >> i'm happy that i don't even know how to feel right now. it's