matt: l.s.u. 39, utah 33.ack at the first half highlights and three point shooting came them in the game early. daymeon: talk about the inside-outside combination. on the road also and they've got those shots going inside and out, matt. and then you look at l.s.u., l.s.u. has mitchell. his name is storm warren, and he's been doing as well on the inside. we look at some of the numbers. in the first half, and then for l.s.u., 15-13 respectively for mitchell and warren. matt: and 13 second chance points for the tigers to utah's four and a look at the storm warren scoring line. a little bit more in detail and a look at his mads and misses. daymeon: well, tasmin mitchell, you know, he's got his own web site. i think it's mr.versatility.com. look at all shows shots and behind the three-point line. those guys on the floor, he shows you he can post up and he can do it from mid range and knock it behind the three-point line as well. matt: two points shy of his two game average already. and warren with his 13 points. he

utah, l.s.u. both with two time-outs. utah has already 10 fouls to l.s.u. in the double bonus. the next l.s.u. foul puts utah in the one-on-one. -- 1-1. goes by him. kickout. carlon brown, three-pointer! and utah back on top by two. matching their largest lead. mike stewart goes to the scorer's table. perhaps, an issue with the clock. i don't believe the clock is -- yeah, they put two seconds back on the shot clock. shot clock is -- daymeon: if you're l.s.u. this trip, you realize a victory and you have to have a three-pointer. you don't have to go for the lead. matt: spencer driving, warren fumbles the pass. he's got it. 14 seconds on the shot clock. easy to get a shot. telling them to calm down, settle down. don't run the offense yet. drca gives it to tavita. still plenty of time for utah. picks up his dribble. could be in trouble. time-out called. when you pick up that dribble, draws a time-out. daymeon: he was going to run out and he wanted to be in this basketball game. utah kind of panicking and takes the time-out and get this possession. if you're looking at utah right n

. >> john king reporting from 49th state utah. one more state to be. what will it be? see next week. thanks for joining me on "state of the union." i'm going to toss it to gloria borger. john seems to get lucky meals wherever he goes. >> it was a little calorieic. at least he got a well deserved day off. he'll be back here next week. i'm gloria borger and this is "state of the union." growing questions in the wake of the christmas day terror plot. >> it was a mix of human and systemic failures that contributed to this potential catastrophic breach of security. >> how did we miss the signs? and how will the administration make sure it doesn't happen again? we'll put the questions to president obama's top counterterrorism adviser john brennan. >>> then exclusive reaction and perspective from the man who wrote the book on preventing another terror attack. the former chairman of the 9/11 commission thomas kean. >>> two leader senators weigh in on how the u.s. should try this case. republican jim demint of south carolina and democrat claire mccaskill of missouri. >>> then o

then our american dispatch from salt lake city, utah. where the mayor's attempt to liberalize liquor laws is get something local push back. this is the state of the union report for sunday, january 3rd, 2010. >>> we begin today with the latest on the failed christmas day bomb plot. joining us is the man reporting directly to president obama about what went wrong and how to fix it. john brennan, welcome to state of the union. before we get to that christmas day bomb plot, there's breaking news this morning that we need to talk about. and that is just hours ago the u.s. embassy in i can't men closed in response to threats from al qaeda. we know you've been briefed by general petraeus and others and general petraeus was of course just in yemen. is there an imminent threat to all americans there? >> i spoke with our ambassador in yemen both this morning swellings last night, and there are indications that al qaeda is planning to carry out an attack against target inside of saana, possibly our embassy, and what we do is to take every measure

then our american dispatch from salt lake city, utah. where the mayor's attempt to liberalize liquor laws is get something local push back. the last word from michael scheuer. this is the state of the union report for sunday, january 3rd, 2010. >>> we begin today with the latest on the failed christmas day bomb plot. joining us is the man reporting directly to president obama about what went wrong and how to fix it. john brennan, welcome to state of the union. before we get to that christmas day bomb plot, there's breaking news this morning that we need to talk about. and that is just hours ago the u emba -- u.s. embassy in yemen closed in response to threats from al qaeda. we know you've been briefed by general petraeus and others and general petraeus was of course just in yemen. is there an imminent threat to all americans there? >> i spoke with our ambassador in yemen, the ambassador, both this morning and last night, and there are indications that al qaeda is planning to carry out an attack against target inside of saana, possibly ou

. >>> and a new development in the missing utah mom. her husband has packed up, he's ready to leave town. why is he relocating? why are the police letting him go? we'll talk to the missing woman's best friend, who spent a good deal of time talking to her husband. >>> we begin with new details on the suicide bombing in afghanistan that killed seven cia agents last month. we're learning more about those who were killed and what happened on that day. david kerley joins us with more. david? >> reporter: good morning, josh. this morning, it's the cia director on the attack. against those suggesting that the dead agents may have somehow brought day tack on themselves. and new details about the bomber's motives and actions. the double agent suicide bomber was out for revenge. >> against americans and their drone teams outside the border. >> reporter: committed to avenging the pakistani man killed in a drone attack. a taliban leader. the jordanian doctor convinced official that he was their agent. as he got out of the car, the bomber's hand was

the captain in utah describes him as a demonstrate ago frustrating lack of cooperation. i think you have heard this story before, nancy. >> we are going to be okay bah with more on susan powell, but as we go to break, happy birthday to massachusetts friend benny galuck. a world war ii veteran, he invented the elastic waistband for women's pants. thank you, benny. he's the proud uncle of 14 nieces and nephews. happy birthday, benny. # >>> i would like to hear a credible story about -- i'd like to know the facts what happened, what does he know, what does he not know and if it clears him, that's great, because now we can get on to the main focus which is where is my daughter at? >>> west valley police say joshua powell is the only person of interest in his wife's disappearance. >> a lot of times i just go camping with my boys, a lot of times i just go overnight and we do s'mores and stuff like that. >> i know there was quite a huge effort out in the west desert looking for any sign of her. is that where you were camping? >> we're talking about a missing mom of two, there s

kevin pierce was hurt thursday as he trained in park city, utah for next week's qualifying events. pearce was in the middle of a maneuver when he landed on his head. he was wearing a helmet. doctors say their main concern now is monitoring his brain for signs of swelling. they say pearce has a long recovery ahead of him. >>> a delta flight from boston to new york returned to logan international airport when a pilot smelled smoke in the cockpit. a delta spokesman says the pilot turned back eight minutes into the flight. the odor was gone by the time the plane landed back in boston, and all of the passengers were rebooked on a later flight. delta is investigating the cause of the smoke smell. >>> the fire is finally out at an oil well near austin, texas, but it wasn't easy to do. that fire started yesterday afternoon with two 500 barrel tanks. crews moved in, but had to pull back because it was just too dangerous. the flames spread to a few other tanks, but they were finally extinguished by early evening. about 2,000 barrels of oil burned. now it's not clear how the fire started, but

let's look at utah.ou can see it's got a 6.3% unemployment rate. 13% of the state's residents currently uninsured. president obama's job performance approval rating not so hot there. 38%, nearly 38% approve of his job in office. 60% disapprove. so for our cnn diner this week, john sat down at the blue plate diner in salt lake city, where he heard some optimism on the economy, but plenty of skepticism out of washington. >> let me start with the question i ask everywhere i go. how is the economy here and is it still getting worse, plateau, starting to get better? >> a lot of the businesses that used to be around, mom and pop stores and shops aren't around as much. for example, i was at the gym the other day and i saw a bowling alley they opened up. we, in fact, bowled there a couple years ago and it's no longer there. >> there's ups and downs but i feel like utah maybe have been hit less bad than a lot of the states around the country. >> raise your hand if you voted for president obama. we have two and on

championship game and utah in the sugar bowl. disappointing losses like that may tear some teams apart. instead, it made theivsity's co players even more committed and determined to put in the hard work and dedication needed to make it all the way to the top. the hard work started in spring practice and continued through the long fall schedule. one important lesson is never allow your defeats to hold you back. last week we honored mark ingram who also has overcome challenges to win the heisman trophy. alabama did this. they put the last two defeats of the former season behind them and dedicated them to the year ahead. to make it to the national championship game, you must have the discipline to win in the regular season. week in and week out, alabama always came prepared to play to the very end. whether it was in the season opener against the talented virginia tech team or against the demanding competition in the s.e.c. which many believe is presently the toughest football conference in the nation. although i'm sure some of my co

the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr.hop: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bishop: thank you. i rise today in support of house resolution 583, expressing the sense of the house of representatives that lester flatt has made an invaluable contribution to the american art as both a songwriter and performer and left a legacy on bluegrass music. born in overton county, tennessee, in 1914. by age 7 he learned to play the guitar and sang in the church choir. he entertained locally and began to pursue a music career when arthritis forced him to quit his job in a silk mill. he started with the bluegrass boys then later the foggy mountain boys and finally with the nashville grass. he passed away but his voice and unique bluegrass style will always be remembered. lester flatt and the bluegrass boys are credited with the introduction of bluegrass music to this nation. bluegrass music is a unique form with american roots of music and it's considered a

. >> and tonight, live, to utah, the mystery surrounding the sudden suspicious disappearance of a young stockbroker, the mother of two little children. investigators combing the family home. the family van and a rented vehicle. why did daddy take his two little boys camping at midnight in freezing weather the night mommy goes missing. i don't like it. at this hour, still, no sign of the 28-year-old mother of two. the story taking even more bizarre twists and turns. tonight, where is susan powell? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> do you have any idea what happened to her? >> no. thank you. any help to try to find her would be appreciated. >> west valley police say joshua powell remains their only person of interest in susan's disappearance. >> speculation comes from josh's story, that he took his 2 and 4-year-old sons camping in the freezing cold of the west deserts on the night susan disappeared from their west valley home. >> a lot of times i just go camping with my boys. i thought i'd just go overnight. and made s'mores and stuff like that. >> there was a huge effort out in t

pierce remains in the intensive care unit at the university of utah hospital. >>> typically you have to get into an airplane or helicopter to be a half mile off the ground, but in one city, all you have to do now is h on an elevator. the burj dubai tower opens today in dubai. it's now the world's tallest building. the tower is at least 160 stories high, cost $1.5 billion to build. these are live pictures from dubai right now. it is being called a vertical city of apartments and offices. i ao includes four swimming pools, a private library, and a hotel designed by giorgio armani. the opening ceremonies are taking place right now. once again, these are live pictures of that opening ceremony from dubai. >> very fancy. >> it is fancy, to say the least, indeed. >>> well, coming up in the next half hour of "news 4 midday," we'll have more on our top story. jim zorn fired as head coach of the washington redskins. >>> plus, a month after he disappeared, a new push by family and friends to find a missing utah mother. >>> and some of the severe weather conditions facing parts of the country th

. >>> friends and family of a missing utah woman are turning to social media networks in an attempt to find her. starting tomorrow, people looking for susan powell will begin a three-day blitz on twitter and youtube. organizers are asking facebook users to turn their profile pictures to a purple ribbon. powell went missing december 7th and police have focused on her husband. although he's not officially a suspect in her disappearance. he says he was camping with the couple's young sons at the time his wife went missing. >>> a delta flight from boston to new york returned to logan international airport when a pilot smelled smoke in the cockpit. a delta spokesman says the pilot turned back eight minutes into the flight. the odor was gone by the time the plane landed back in boston and all of the passengers were rebooked on a later flight. delta is investigating the cause of the smoke smell. >>> the fire's finally out at an oil well near austin, texas, but it wasn't easy to do. the fire started yesterday afternoon with two 500-barrel tanks. crews moved in but had to pull back because it w

it's been a month since a utah mother, susan powell disappeared without a trace. police have had no major leads in the case in the last couple of weeks. now her best friend is speaking out. with us this morning, she's launching a media blitz to try to make sure that susan powell's name and face will not leave the headlines. we're going to talk to her in just a couple of minutes. >>> on a much lighter note, you'll meet the woman who spent a year living her life according to the advice that oprah winfrey doled out. everything from her wardrobe to her relationships to her diet. we're going to ask her what she learned and if she would do it again. she wrote this book, she actually was on the "today show" in october. >> i remember. >> of last year. she writes that she's getting her makeup put on. she says, i want to feel pretty when i sit across from dreamy matt lauer. she goes on to say -- >> al says the same thing every morning. >> she goes on to say, just as i feel i've gotten warmed up, matt is hilarious, welcoming and fun to talk to. >> this should be a bestseller

>> here's utah deal, stewart. if you put a price on carbon pollution we should let the entrepreneur spirit go. we will invest in clean energy technology and invent new technologies. >> but the price on carbon pollution, that means you raise the price of energy period, doesn't it. >> it rations the price of dirty energy like coal. >> in all seriousness, i'm out of time. >> your colleague jamesmer doc, head of the news corporation. >> he died, by the way. >>. dan, you are killing me here. he predicted the stock market crash. meet the guy who is talking about a bailout bubble bursting. and then washington forcing taxpayers to foot the bill for even more home buyers this year. will everyone pay the price? we will be back. >> i'm greg in new york. rush limbaugh is speaking about his condition at a hospital in hawaii. let's listen. >> the first thing i want to do is thank the people at the hotel and resort, the general manager there, thomas pauly and their security star reacted like that to my distress call at 2:30 on w

it would not be work in utah. but that's why there is the brillyeans of federalism so there can be 50 different flow vafe ideas and people can find different things that work. this destroys the concept of federalism and i yield back to the the gentleman from new jersey. . mr. garrett: states were created as the laboratory of democracy. mr. bishop: laboratory of democracy. mr. garrett: so all those experiments could go on. instead what we have is the states becoming the guinea pigs for the democracy because the states are being controlled by the federal government in a way that is not the way the plern public would like to see it. i thank the gentleman from utah for joining us on the floor in an eloquent and educational format as you always do and i appreciate that in a commonsense way we can all understand as well. i thank the gentleman from utah and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the chair recognizes the gentleman fr

chaffetz from utah. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: thank you. with all due respect to the great people of the virgin islands and my colleagues, i stand in opposition to this bill. no doubt the virgin islands is one of the most spectacular, beautiful places on the face of the planet. but this bill is about priorities on the united states of america. we are $12 trillion in debt. we're spending $600 million a day just in interest on that debt. this congress momentarilyly is going to have to raise -- moltary is going to have to raise the debt ceiling another $1 trillion. we don't have the money to do this. currently the national park service has an estimated $9 billion in backlog. $9 billion that they need to help with the national parks to preserve and to upgrade what we already have in our current holding. what the president will probably say in less than eight hours, create this air of oh, we have to be a little fiscally responsible. we ought to freeze a few things. for the second time in just over a week here we are going to

and on december 1933 was the state of utah, allstate, utah. and on that day, prohibition came to an end. >> the decisive vote on the 36 date against prohibition is happy news for the nice date and for many others throughout the land. with an eye on the summerfest, thousands are being called back to work. at least 500,000 new jobs are predicted at the result of repeal. . . >> i started the prohibition handover in 2003 when i took a bottle of wine to my grandmother's place. i came from a methodist family and my grandmother did not have the most positive response. there were three of a set the table. my grandfather, my mother and myself. the light bulb went on. what happened here? i drink, my mom is a social drinker, my grandmother doesn't drink. i don't drink. would happen? why wasn't this generation -- why wasn't that value passed to my mom and myself? i have to explore this question. that was the genesis moment for the -- "the prohibition hangover tour: alcohol in america from demon rum to cult cabernet". i started looking at what happened to

. >> we've got a few bus diversion. 15-23 at saratoga and utah. and 16 and 64 buses diverting. trapes looking very good this morning. no delays. we invite you to share your thoughts and suggestions on mobility service at town hall meetings being held in and around the area. the next meeting is tomorrow at 4201 anderson avenue in baltimore. now back to tony. good morning. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. things are pretty quiet in the weather department. it is still a little cold now but certainly nothing unusual for this time of year but you'll see a nice little warm-up. 25 in randallstown. 23 in centreville. everybody has clear skies. clouds streaming off the great lakes have pushed well off to the north. clear skies over maryland and plenty of sunshine especially this morning. high pressure to our south and that's a good thing. remember this area of high pressure yesterday was west of us. now, this area of high pressure is south of us so we get the return flows on the other side of the high and that allows some of the warm air that has been out in the midwest and the ohi

i yield the floor to my good friend from utah. the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of h.j. res. which the clerk will report. the clerk: hsm j. res. 45, increasing the -- h.j. res. 45, increasing the statutory limit on the public debt. mr. baucus: mr. president, we are now back -- the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. baucus: madam president, we are now back on the debt limit legislation. in just a second, i'll cease speaking so the senator from utah can address the senate. i think we're making progress. three minutes -- three amendments are now pending. first, the substitute amendmen amendment -- excuse me, the substitute amendment raising the debt limit amount. second, an amendment by the senator from south dakota on tarp. and third, an amendment by this senator to protect social security. we anticipate that the senators from north dakota and new hampshire will be offering their amendment to create a budget

and on december 5th, 1933, was the state of utah, of all states, utah.and on that day, prohibition came to an end. ♪ >> the 30 to six states is happiness for the united states and for many others throughout the land. with an i on december 5, thousands are being called back to work and lives of allied industry. at least 500,000 new jobs or predict dead as a result of a repeal. perhaps the most is the allied line immediate benefits from repeal expanded to almost every line of business and commerce. however, every once now waiting until december 15. the lid is off in many places with the downfall of prohibition being celebrated in a real old-time. yes, and by the renewal of old acquaintance, nightclubs report a real prewar spirit among those wheel workers. there will be no more scenes such as this. their laughter bill of prize with youth destroyed by government agents. it's going to be a cold winter for the barrel busters. news ♪ >> alright, so i started "the prohibition hangover" right around christmas 2003, back when i took a bottle of wine to my grandmot

. >>> the husband of a missing utah woman is packing up his bags and moving out. friends and family members helped josh powell load items into a rental truck as he prepares to move from utah to washington state. both he and his wife, susan, have relatives who live there. susan powell disappeared last month. josh powell says he left her at home while he took their young children camping, although it was the middle of the night and there were freezing temperatures outside. police are calling josh powell a person of interest in his wife's disappearance, but he has not been named a suspect. >>> an oregon man faces federal charges after disrupting a hawaiian airlines flight that was headed to hawaii. joe johnson is accused of interfering with the performance and duties of a flight crew. investigators say before the maui-bound flight took off last week, johnson refused to store his carry-on bag. and later into the flight, the 56-year-old handed a comment card to a flight attendant. it read, in part, what if the plane ripped apart in midflight and we plummeted to earth?

the republican former governor of utah, huntsman, will be drafted by the gop at the 2012 convention toun against presumably, president obama. okay. destined for political obliviance, pat. >> arnold. >> naturally. >> mikeke huckabee, whose presidential ambitions have been short circuit the by his pardon of a felon who shot and killed four police officers in seattle. >> democratic control of the house of representatives and as part of that, the runner up, harry reid, who is going to go the way of his preed sees predisesso, tom daschle. >> i was going to say, harry reid, is going to lose in his reelection bid next year in november. >> let's move it to the white house. destined for political, rahm emanuel. he is the white house chief of staff and he will be forced to fall as democrats in congress suffer staggering losses, as you pointed out in the 2010 midterm election. okay, best political theater. pat. >> the beer summit with sergeant crowly and joe biden and obama, on tv, john. great theater. >> and gates and biden looks good? >> i think biden, i agree with monica. biden looks very, ver

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check out the 7-year-old in utah who drove home. he stole his dad's vehicle to skip church. in the end he probably was praying he would be spared his father's wrath. this philadelphia baseball dad caught a foul ball. his 3-year-old daughter quickly threw it back. all he could do is hug her, nothing like a father's love. 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 sai

and elizabeth smart found in utah, abducted from her bedroom.artha stewart, jail was in her future. and california elected arnold schwarzenegger as governor. and the story of the year, shock and awe as president bush declares war on iraq. jim, your thoughts about that, you know, momentous-- >> again, just to make that list is a reminder how much the media can get lost on stories and frankly aren't that important. elizabeth smart was a tragedy to her father and some americans, but iraq war was more on that and the media picked up on that. >> jon: and the media were accused to giving too much support to the war in iraq when it began. >> it was clear our coverage was gull ab, naive to use cal's words boosterish and here we are all suffering suffering years later that those questions were not asked in a direct and pointed way as we wandered into these wars in iraq and afghanistan, is the most disappointing moment of the media in the decade. >> jon: a lot of the history of the war is yet to be written. >> maybe ten years later, but boy where we sit n

the presiding officer: the senator from utah is recognized. mr. bennett: mr. president, i have listened with some interest to the comments that have been made when i came on the floor. i simply want to make this one observation about medicare advantage. president obama promised that americans who have coverage that they like would not lose the coverage that they have. there are a number of americans who have medicare advantage and they like it and they want to keep it, and this congress is about to say no, you can't. this congress through this bill if it passes is going to eliminate medicare advantage, and frankly, the people who go after medicare advantage because they like it are going to be the ones that are disadvantaged here. they're going to be the ones who will see president obama's pledge violated, and frankly i don't think they much care about how much an executive is paid or what happens in the company. they care that they have coverage that they like, coverage that they're paying for, coverage that they have chosen, and they're being told by the fed

nor does utah need darren williams. >> steve: unbelieve. that was -- unbelieverable.mendous game and i was so happy fortunate utah jazz that they pulled that one out. that young rookie from georgia. >> phil: that was exciting. >> steve: wizards will see brandan roy and portland trail blazers on monday afternoon at 1:00. here in chicago, your wizards have a 1-point lead on the bulls in the first of three meetings between the two this season, washington 48, chicago 47. huntpens ed tfile ret e no esti g yo que com h&k: get it right. oooooooooooooooo g yo que com in 1977, in johannesburg soutca, 8-ye boy ckede gagolf om hher. byage he al outg hi ds o gend ninguniod f chship fthe 14? f in lion oddhat oy mak to s. f d en prf to f in ion. ds o theeasying e oampi onc and the u.s onshce? fn 7llio theof pronal hav a dia witsm? 1 . elsrage arn gns ism fautiks.o . >> steve: we are at halftime here in chicago where the wizards finish this mini two- game road trip, try to come away with a victory. it would be the first in their first four straight road games, facing

lily was president of the utah state retirement system and president of the children at risk foundationd a member of the white house strategy session on improving hispanic education. and last, but not least, on a long day is dwight jones, colorado's commissioner of education, since 2007. in that role dwight continues a career in public education, which he first started as an elementary school teacher in junction city, kansas. under his guidance, the colorado department of education is refocused its efforts on serving and supporting the field and striving to direct resources and intervention strategies to the districts with the most need. speakers are going to take about 10 to 12 minutes. we will have that timed up here. after that, we're going to open it up for a little bit of conversation with the panel, and then we're going to take it to the audience for what we hope will be a substantial conversation and question and answers. with that, june, would you please get us started? >> thank you, rick. my role in this book project was to call around to superintendents and cfos to learn how t

. >> let's go out to the lines in orlando and utah. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy, how are you? >> i'm good. what's your question? >> caller: if i understand correctly, don't they have a pre nup? >> yes. >> doesn't adultery automatically make that pre-nup null and void so she can get a reward for the pain and suffering she is enduring? >> that's what i keep telling the lawyers, and they keep telling me that infidelity isn't often addressed in a pre-nup because they don't want the pre-nup to be defeated. so often they don't have a clause that says, hey, if i fool around, i owe you $50 million. but let's go to the lawyers. jason oceans, it seems to me you go into a marriage with good fate. do you sign this pre-nup, and then suddenly, let's just say your husband has 14 affairs with everybody from a porn star to a waitress at the pancake house. okay? >> right. >> to me that would crack the pre-nup. >> it depends. as you eloquently stated, what's in the agreement? nobody wants to put that specific act, which, of course, is a ground automatically for divorce in most states to allege a

it a good congressman from utah has a particular issue on lobbying reform that he wants to work withot beÑ able to agree on a comprehensive package on everything. there may be some componentw3 parts that we can work on. you may not support our overall job package, but if you look at the tax credit that we are proposing for small businesses right now, it is ;om%hent with a lot of what you guys have said in the past. the fact that it is my administration that is proposing a genet you prevented -- should not prevent you from supporting it. that is my point. peter is an old friend of mine. we've had many debates. ñr>> this will not be one. i heard echoes today about an attribute that you had that i think serve you well there. you did got some very controversial it is predicted on some very controversial subjects, death penalty reform. use a gun ethics reform. he took on big things. one of the keys was the year- old your sleeves up. you are able to make the deal. here is an observation. over the past year, that attitude has not been in full bloom. you have got in the subtext of house rep

the utah mother who has been missing for nearly a month. we'll talk to one of her closest friends about the desperate search. >>> and the world's tallest skyscraper opens for business early this monday morning january 4th, 2010. early this monday morning january 4th, 2010. frs frs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. i'm harry smith. >> and i'm maggie rodriguez. happy new year. first monday of 2010. how was your holiday? >> really good. and you? >> very good. >> good to have you back. >> thanks. i missed you. >> much on our plate this morning including talking about the story in the nba still unfolding. gilbert arenas, one of the stars of the league, allegedly drew a gun on one his teammates in the locker room. it wasn't loaded. he's going to face law enforcement authorities today. but this is a bad and volatile mix, professional athletes and gruns. >>> also this morning, in health watch wil tell you why one of your and especially your teenager's new year's resolutions should to be get more sleep p there is proof that the later the be

. >>> the husband of a missing utah woman is packing up his bags and moving out.nd family members helped josh powell load items into a rental truck as he prepares to move from utah to washington state. both he and his wife susan have relatives that live in washington state. susan powell disappeared last month. josh powell said he left her at home whilee took his young children camping. it was in the middle of the night and freezing temperatures. police are calling him a person of interest. but he has not been named a suspect. >>> next up on nbc 4 is the "the today show." it starts right her at 8:00. lester holt is joining us live from new york with a preview. good morning, lester. >> kimberly, good sunday morning. coming up complete coverage of the deep freeze that continues to grip the country. now parts of europe will find out when it will end. also the latest on that 8-month-old baby missing since the day after christmas. police this week named two people of interest who they believe know more than they are telling. we'll talk to that couple in an exclusive int

also a new twist in the case of that missing utah mother who disappeared last month, susan powell still has not been found. this latest news, though, has to do with her husband, who is, police say, the only person of interest in this case. jane: the u.s. marshal service has confirmed that the nigerian suspect in the christmas day attempted terror attack has now arrived at the courthouse in detroit for a hearing, set to begin in a few hours. we're told that he was driven in a dark chevy suburban, they went to an underground area of the courthouse and it was led about police cars and flashing light the. as soon as we get a picture in the newsroom, we'll bring it to you. ears going to be hearing the charges against him dark the most serious, carries up to life in prison, the attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. he of course is the one accused of having explosives in his under aware. we will continue to bring you more as we get it. jon most of the country feeling the deep freeze, in some places the temperature is measured in negative numbers, in the south, drivers in atlanta faced

still no sign of the utah mom who vanished more than a month ago and now word her husband may be moving out of town, far from the home they shared and where his wife was last seen. where he's said to be going and an explanation from his lawyer, that's coming up. ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ >>> if elvis were still alive, he'd be, i don't know, baking peanut butter for everyone. the king's ex-wife and daughter, among those marking the birthday today. they hosted a party this morning in memphis right across the street from graceland that just one of many tributes for a man who affected so many of us, both in life and death. he's actually part of the reason that -- not really. this says it is. i was 13 when he died. i remember watching that funeral procession on channel 5 in memphis as it came down union avenue, i think it was. they were broadcasting live with the first camera in that city that could do that. i remember thinking that that was possible, the future of television was limitless. of course, presley himself had a whole world of possibility ahead of him. when he was born in a home made house,

it was involving a group called the utah hospital task force. and we believe that it took off with about 69 orphans, headed for miami. some of the children that were being placed on board that plane, there appears to have been some mix-ups, about 16 of them actually had to be taken off and were not allowed to go and some confusion about just where and how they should be going and traveling. a lot of bureaucracy to sort through, especially on this adoption issue, larry. >> and we're going to deal with it at length. is it getting any better, ivan? >> reporter: there are signs of improvement. you know, the initial adrenaline and fear and agony and terror of those first days has subsided now. but now it's this really grueling struggle to just get by. i just went to camp today, and what's remarkable, larry, seeing the 4500 people living in this camp now start to build shelters. not just out of sheets and sticks, but they're putting together plywood. they're salvaging pieces of sheet metal and they're building little huts. and also, forming associatio

. >>> the husband of a utah woman who disappeared from their home last month is moving out of the stateosh powell is take his two sons to washington state where they have relatives. his wife susan vanished more than four weeks ago after he says he took his two young sons camping in the snowy mountains overnight. powell is a person of interest in the case but not been named a suspect. >>> virginia governor tim kaine met with the family of the victims at virginia tech. he called it a social meeting at the governor's mansion. it is part of a legal settlement in which the families agreed to the no s after the 2007 massacre. governor elect also attending the meeting into a virginia man is charged with stealing a jar full of donation meant for a family funeral expense but bill packard said it's a misunderstanding. he says he was trying to give the jar to the family. and he said he was worried someone would steal the jar so he was trying to do the family a favor but the family never got the money. >> i thought i was doing the right thing. i signed my name at this store. didn't steal anything.

. >> host: you also talk a rubbery early-- utah also talk very early coming from springfield illinois with 1861 he was smuggled into washington had and his family then he found a new sources to corroborate 272 chart drop the beginning and the middle and the execution upham of the men. can you talk about their imprisonment and the results of the verdict? >> guest: the great granddaughter of their present governor and we became friendly and she showed me the day the "journal" and the private letters written to him and by him and the torture that i write about of the conspiratorial scumble hooded, shackled and sells 3 feet wide 70 long and individual cells. and they were howled like this before they were charged two months before the verdicts came down. very, very vivid. >> host: a lot of new information in the book. thank you very much. >> host: welcome to booktv "after words." we're talking to peniel joseph who has a very compelling book out dark-- bright nights from black power two barack obama. we'll come. >> guest: day here. >> host: tell me what the title means. that is intriguing.

family and friends helped them pack up their utah home today. powell's wife, susan, vanished december 7 after he says he ok his 2 and 4-year-old sons camping in the snowy mountains overnight. powell is a person of interest in the case but has not been named a suspect. >>> virginia governor tim kaine has met for the final time with the families of the victims at virginia tech. the governor called it more of the social meeting at the governor's mansion in richmond today. this meeting was part of a legal settlement in which the families agreed not to sue after the massacre april 16,2007 that killed 33 people, including the gunman. governor-elect bob mcdonald's chief of staff also attended today's gathering. >>> a virginia man is charged with stealing a jar full of donations meant for a family's funeral expenses but bill packard says it's all a big misunderstanding. he said he was trying to give the jar to the family. in fact, he said he was worried someone would steal the jar so he was trying to do the family a favor. the family ever got the money.

we want to get you the latest on that missing utah mother susan powell.olice continue to search for clues that could help them locate her. she's been missing for nearly a month now. her two children are being cared for by her husband, josh powell. police call him a person of interest. i talked to susan powell's father earlier this morning about what he thinks about all of this. >> i talked briefly with him when he was able to see my grandchildren on christmas day, and the police have their reasons for naming him a person of interest. obviously, i would like him to cooperate with the police, him and his attorney, to talk with the police and tell them anything he knows so that we can get on with ruling him out. and finding my daughter. >> friends and family are planning a number of ways to widen the search for susan powell, including using social network sites like facebook and twitter. there's even a designated channel for susan on youtube. and friends are asking purple ribbons, susan's favorite color. >>> officials in rural missouri are investigating the

as may be in new york or utah quite a bit of a loyalist support. that is what my book focused hola on, more the every day it virginian. i have a lot of quotes on that. or i think it is needed is you can see as you see the whole dispute kind of percolate and develop, more and more every day virginians buy into what their leaders are saying that they are right to threaten to become absolute slaves to the people 3,000 miles away in england. so you read the virginia gazette and such like that and get this idea -- we're at a disadvantage, always at a disadvantage as research because there is not a whole lot of research material of everyday virginians. that's difficult almost every book you read about is going to be biased toward the a week or upper-class and the leaders but there is enough out there still in diaries and letters especially you get an idea to some degree there are on the same page as the leaders. they bought into the rhetoric so to speak in my opinion at least. >> and how did you choose to organize the book? >> well, i wanted this book to