hoping to end the street with utah in town. we'll throw down some dunks next. >>> all right, we are back with sports and the warriors need something to get going. >> they do. that's a good point. golden state needs to get back on the winning track. they have lost four straight and with utah in town, a real test tonight for the g men. early going and the nifty -- like to see nifty as much as i can. 11 points and 10 boards. curray was hot. and the tip in to two of his 14. utah down four at the half. on a rare off night it is his only bucket of the game. the season low two points for money day. it is a game high 27. and the warriors are up 11. and reggie williams did not miss. 15 points in a complete team effort. the warriors taped their four-game skid. >> we protected the paint and it doesn't matter who played what. they did an unbelievable job. >> we didn't try to force anything that wasn't there and it allowed us to get open shots and be aggressive. >>> and it was an allstar weekend in sports. the winner has a game of thar own.

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host: hall is utah's economy? -- how is utah's economy? guest: we have been rated by a lot of magazines by one of the most impressive paces to do business. hello tax rate. we are one of the fastest- growing states. we have an educated workforce. we have lower taxes. we did the difficult lifting and challenges of our retirement program. we have a balanced budget. we do not have the massive debt to other states do. consequently, we can't ride. -- we can authorize. host: ken, republican line. caller: i have three issues i would like to discuss. what is the issue i have currently -- we still have a huge deficit and our economy is not growing nationwide. all over the country, guess which are steadily going up. we know things like the american public paying for the bp spill. second, i am in total agreement with the congressman on the government taking over the health care. i do not believe the government should control our health care in any form, or education. however, at the same time, with that health-care bill, no one has seemed to say they

incoming senator mike lee of utah and congressman allen west of florida. plus, has the obama administration figured out how to go around land impoese nn us? our sunday panel will have a fair and balanced debate. and a remarkable story of courage from our power player of the week. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again. and happy new year from fox news in washington. all eyes will be on house republicans this week when they take control from democrats. from investigating the white house to looking for ways to undo obamacare, our guests will be key players. congressman darrell issa who will chair the house oversight and government reform committee and congressman fred upton to chair the energy and commerce committee. >> happy new year to you. >> chris: you wrote an article where the headline was with the reclaiming the right to oversight." you said the new majority in congress has its work to undo the havoc done in the one party democratic reign. let me start with you, republicans don't have control of the senate or the white house, so how much can

. >>> exit strategy, an arrested utah man tries to make a break for it from a moving police car. >>>nd miami mystery, how did this 650 pound grand piano end up on a sandbar? captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with the president's plan. in his second state of the union address, president obama emphasized the need to work together to put america back on the competitive track with innovation and education.ç nbc's tracie potts joins us live with more on that. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. good morning, everyone. the focus of this message everythings invasion, encouraging american businesses to grow and children to learn. >> what comes of this moment will be determined want by whether we can sit together tonight, but whether we can work together tomorrow. >> reporter: president obama told congress that speeding up america's recovery will require government investigating in the american dream. >> we need to out-innovate, out-educate, and out-build the rest of the world. >> reporter: shifting oil subsidies to educati

host: hall is utah's economy? -- how is utah's economy?uest: we have been rated by a lot of magazines by one of the most impressive paces to do business. hello tax rate. we are one of the fastest- growing states. we have an educated workforce. we have lower taxes. we did the difficult lifting and challenges of our retirement program. we have a balanced budget. we do not have the massive debt to other states do. consequently, we can't ride. -- we can authorize. host: ken, republican line. caller: i have three issues i would like to discuss. >> caller: we still have that very huge deficit here, our economy is really not growing nationwide. why is it that all over the country the gas rates are steadily going up, and we know things like the american public is paying for the bp spill. secondly, as far as we are concerned about the government taking over the health care bill, i am in total agreement with the congressman from utah. i don't believe the government should control our health care in any form or our education, however, at the same tim

the embassy is -- base is in dougway utah. the base' gates were ordered closed until just after 4:30 this morning. the 1500 employees were reportedly forced to stay there overnight. now we have no other information about all this has to why that base was locked down. >>> chilling new details about the actions of the suspected gunman in the days leading up to the deadly tuscon shootings. jared loughner reportedly used his computer to search legal injections, solitary confinement and political assassinations. this happened days before the january 8th attack. the alleged searches could help prosecutors as they seem murder charges against loughner. they hope to show his actions were premeditated. >>> meanwhile, congresswoman gabrielle giffords is undergoing intensive therapy at a rehabilitation hospital in houston. we watched as she was transported there by ambulance. doctors plan to insert a val into her breathing tube to help her talk. >>> state senator leland yee said he got another threatening racist letter, this time in respo

a 14-year-old utah boy who says he is already working on mother one. makes me feel like a slacker.ing up, an nba stunner. a college win are at the horn, and an equipment problem on the tennis court you probably don't see every day. plus, atlanta's josh smith shows the boys from south beach a thing or two. your early morning sports is straight ahead. >>> active winter weather continues across the country. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if are you just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, as in life, money doesn't necessarily buy you everything. just ask the currently struggling miami heat. here's knowns's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. ever since lebron james set out his infamous tweet about the cavs last week, the heat have dropped four straight, and lebron missed two of those with a sprained ankle. james is now back, but chris bosh is out with an injury, and the hawks took full advantage of a hobbling heat. pick it up in the fourth. smith with a page out of lebron's playbook. a hu

host: hall is utah's economy? -- how is utah's economy? guest: we have been rated by a lot of magazines by one of the most impressive paces to do business. hello tax rate. we are one of the fastest- growing states. we have an educated workforce. we have lower taxes. we did the difficult lifting and challenges of our retirement program. we have a balanced budget. we do not have the massive debt to other states do. consequently, we can't ride. -- we can authorize. host: ken, republican line. caller: i have three issues i would like to discuss. what is the issue i have currently -- we still have a huge deficit and our economy is not growing nationwide. all over the country, guess which are steadily going up. we know things like the american public paying for the bp spill. second, i am in total agreement with the congressman on the government taking over the health care. i do not believe the government should control our health care in any form, or education. however, at the same time, with that health-care bill, no one has seemed to say they

it is legal and lawful in the state of utah. i don't do it all the time, i just do it sometimes; sometimes i don't. i think what people, judy, are really struggling with, i wish... we're all mourning the difficult situation that happens in... on saturday to say the least. and i think people are struggling. they want a... how do we fix this so it never, ever happens again? and, you know, it's difficult to point to just one thing. but it's very, very noornt we don't overreact, either. >> woodruff: representative larson, how long do you think this spirit that exists now will last? we heard a few moments ago representative... i guess minority leader steny hoyer say that he hoped that the sentment that is bringing members of congress together right now will remain longer with the body and with the country. do you think that's realistic? >> i hope so, judy. i can remember being here on september 11. i remember when congress gathered on the steps of the capitol and spontaneously broke into the singing of "god bless america" and we all

utah. vermont. virgin islands. >> virginia. washington. west virginia. wisconsin. and wyoming. >> are there any members of the rnc will have not exercised their opportunity to vote? any members who have not voted? please proceed with the accounting of the ballots. i declare this session to begin formally at peace. the floor remains closed to non-members with the exception of the individuals holding proxies' and non-member candidates for rnc chairman. please do now leave the room. the counting process will not take long. when it is completed i will announce results, and we will proceed with business. the committee will stand at ease. >> i have received the official results from the chairman of the tellers. the results will be read in descending order of votes received as follows -- reince priebus, 45. michael steele, 44. maria cino, 32. saul anuzis, 24. ann wagner, 23. we will now recess -- one more time? ok. reince priebus, 45. michael steele, 44. maria cino, 32. saul anuzis, 24. ann wagner, 23. we will now recessed for 20 minutes. the floor remains closed to non-

matheson of utah. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 26, the gentleman from utah, mr. matheson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. matheson: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. matheson: i rise today to offer an amendment to h. resolution 9. i did not support repeal legislation but i do believe there are bipartisan improvements that could be made to the existing law. and i think now is the time for all of us in congress to roll up our sleeves and work together. the goal of this amendment is pretty straightforward. it is set up to maintain adequate health care service to stabilize the business practice of doctors and to take into account the long-term economic health of this country. we all agree that the doctor-patient relationship's a fundamental part of quality health care, but we have found that we have a flawed formula when

. >>> this is one we don't hear often, a utah state trooper is in hot water after he allegedly punched a woman following a high-speed car chase. the dash cam video shows after the chase ended, the police surrounded the driver. one officer reached in the back woman and tased the woman while the other came around to the other side and punched the woman several times. the officer said he struck the woman to stop her from driving off. >> i remember a black glove. just coming through. hitting me. you know, just smack. >> the incident actually happened last august, but utah police just releasing this video today. the driver originally charged with failure to stop on the command of an officer, but the charges were dismissed against her. not surprisingly. an internal investigation is still pending. >>> new year, old story, less three weeks into the new year, a warning coming from the treasurer who said if legislators don't come up with a solution to the state's fiscal crisis, california won't have the funds to operate. brown has already called on lawmakers to make cuts to welfare, health care

this week another one of premier festivals' kicks off, for 10 days the sundance film festival in utah will host some a top movie making talent. speak >> from the black power movement to the featured titled manpower, the sundance film festival is in very diverse this year. these premier showcase for independent movie-making in each and every year hall would make its stars come here for the celebration of film. >> jennifer anniston has done sound >> dance. it is exciting. >> james franco came last year and he is coming back again. >> it is just an >> honor. major stars will be joining together in snow you talk. >> the whole place smells like chlorine. >> damn me more has to fill rooms at the festival. so does elisabeth bank >>. please do not use that time with me. >> in the details she stars with toby mcgwire. the cast hopes that someone bite on their fellow. it's up for sale at sundance along with those of other movies. and oprah winfrey could be one of the buyers, she is looking for products for her own new network. upper already snapped up the document becoming jazz, before premier e

Ángeles galaxy (los Ángeles, california) , también director técnico de club deportivo real salt lake (utahnte que llego se adapto. >> los angeles lakers vuelven a jugar ocntra los el equipo de los detroit pistons después de perder con el equipo de los memphis grizzlies. >> la idea es pasar a pau gasol también. >> muchos dicen que es kobe bryant que es egoista. >> es todo por ahr. >> gracias. >> jhace dos meses los los gigantes de san francisco vencieron . >> hoy podrá ver el trofeo que esta en california , hoy paro en la alcaldia de san franciscoñ. >> podrá sacarle las fotografías . >> para saber cuando estará en san jose , entre a nuestro sitio de internet (página de internet) . >> deberían traerlo no.

. >> en los otros dos estados donde se otorgan, washington y utah, se trata de imponer más restriccionesificarse. >> activistas dicen que los ataques continuarán este año a nivel estatal y federal. >> en los angeles, carlos b telemundo. >> mientras tucson acaba de llorar sus muertos y consolar a los vivos, los 150 agentes federales y 130 detectives trabajan sin descanso, nos habla de la evidencia grafica y macabra que han encontrado y de los grandes obstáculos. >> la pregunta que se hacen centenares de agentes de la ley del primer día sigue siendo por qué. >> el mayor obstáculo aseguran el silencio de jared l. >> y también de sus padres, que insisten que tuvieron muy poco contacto con su hijo en los últimos tiempos, según le habrían dicho a agentes que participan en la investigación. >> dijo estar dispuesto con los padres del pistolero, esposo de la congreso iista herida. >> en esta entrevista aseguró que no cree que tengan la culpa de lo ocurrido. >> resaltó el progreso de su esposa. >> pasó 10 minutos masajean domin doem. >> está pensando en los demás aseguró. >> sin embargo, la parte

. >>> the warriors face the utah jazz, looking to snap their four-game losing skid. would they be left sing the blues once ag woman: so here are the keys. congratulations! it's officially yours. i'm sure you'll have many happy years here. except for you. because you'll be gone three years from now. struck down by the same disease that got your father. so you won't be around for them. and sadly, it could have been detected early with a simple test. but you didn't have it. ok! who wants to check out the back yard? announcer: for a list of tests every man should have, go to ahrq.gov. . >>> well, the rain clouds from today have moved out of town and it looks like another dry weather streak as we head into the month of february. rebate now on maps i can show you this on live stormtracker 2, the enhanced clouds to the south and also to our east with the clearing skies in the bay area. temperatures have been cooling off quite a bit and, in fact, here is a look at some of the current observations and especially in the north bay. santa rosa and napa already dropping into the

they share -- they worked others' land in utah. that is in alabama. and when john wesley rice senior was about 19 years old, he decided that he wanted to get bookwriting and in college. so he asked people coming through how a colored man could get educated. and they told him about little stillman college which was in tuscaloosa presbytery school. so he went off to college. in his first year lake ray. and after his first year, they said so how are you going to pay for her second year? he said one of cotton. they said you're out of luck. he said the hobbit those boys go to college? they said they want to be presbyterian ministers, said they have what's called a scholarship. and my grandfather said you know, that's exactly what i wanted to be, too. that's what i had in mind. [laughter] and my family has been presbyterian and college-educated ever since. [laughter] so they were very industrious people, but also a little bit ingenious in finding a way to education. >> into the republican party as well. the party of lincoln i can't say quite stay that way.

bishop of utah and boats john boehner. black but john boehner. blackburn votes john boehner. blumenauer votes nancy pelosi. john boehner -- boehner bonner boats john boehner. bonomac both john boehner. borin votes shuler. boswell votes nancy pelosi. bestani about john boehner. brady of pennsylvania but nancy pelosi. brady of texas votes john boehner. braley of iowa votes nancy pelosi. brooks notes john boehner. brown of georgia boats john boehner. brown of the florida votes nancy pelosi. buchanan about john boehner. buchan boats john boehner. berkel both john boehner. burgess boats and john boehner. burton of indiana about john boehner. butterfield "nancy pelosi. -- about said nancy pelosi. hocalvert had the john boehnerchamp of michigan votes and john boehner. campbell of california about john boehner. canseco votes john boehner. cantor votes c john boehnervotesaptio about john boehner. capp the it's meant to policy. -- about its nancy pelosi. cardoza votes costa. carnahan votes nancy pelosi. carney votes perlosi. carter votes boehner. cassidy votes boehner. castor of florid

tonight they are going to try to end a four-game losing streak when they play the utah jazz.stanford tried to snap one against oregon state. here is shu with the highlights. >> we tip off with college hoops. stanford men have lost four straight games and had president obama rooting against them because his brother-in-law fred robinson is their head coach. no problem here. quick 10-0 lead but the beavers battle back. oregon state trailed by one at the break. stanford pulls away in the second half, brown with a steal. with the one hand jam. he had a career high 21 points and then to josh owens and stanford snaps a four-game skid with a victory. >> over in berkeley, first half, using his big body. he had 18. delaware 7. right on the half, he cans it. the lead is up to 18. the ducks would rally. that one is good. oregon is down one, but jorge with the answer, three of his own. bears back up by 6. under two to play. two of his 18. bears sweep oregon 85-77. >> and st. mary's was down in the first half but then went on a run. portland up by 27. gales wouldn't go down without a fight

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you remember when texas came to the pac 10, pack 12 and then they pulled out, had to settle for utahlion deal. you will see longhorn football. they will throw baseball in there. volleyball, because they have to, soccer and all the university of texas sports, notre dame was first, nbc put them on all of the having notre dame football, seven games a year. texas 300 million, 20 years. espn will be their station. >> wow. >> that's what i like about chron. espn belongs to texas. we are independent. we are able to say what we want, we are

utah, san diego versus byu. best guy in the country, scores 43 of byu's 71 points and if you are like me, college basketball, all the good players go to the pros. this was tremendous. this kid is fifth career 40 point night. snapped san diego winning streak. 71-58. took them a half hour to clear the floor as byu wins san diego state. sharks, kings. one more before the all star break. here we go. his fifth straight start in goal. and will roll it, the sharks and the kings and devon sterner tur -- turns on the red light and gives san jose a 2-1 advantage. you like to have good thoughts going in. back come the kings to tie the game at two. scoreless overtime and go to a shoot out. fourth round and finally patrick is stopped by jonathan quick. had a great game for the kings. los angeles wins the shoot out. sharks get a point but their winning streak is over. they are off till tuesday when they play phoenix. golf, tiger woods, his season debut at tory pines. woods won seven pro events on this court throughout his car

you remember when texas came to the pac 10, pack 12 and then they pulled out, had to settle for utahnd colorado? anyway. 20 year, $300 million deal. you will see longhorn football. they will throw baseball in there. volleyball, because they have to, soccer and all the university of texas sports, notre dame was first, nbc put them on all of the having notre dame football, seven games a year. texas 300 million, 20 years. espn will be their station. >> wow. >> that's what i like about chron. espn belongs to texas. we are independent. we are able to say what we want, we are not owned by any school. thank you con for the freedom. >> see you tomorrow. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty, bubbly cheese. catch 'em before the fresh toasted tour leaves town. subway big hot pastrami. crank up the flavor at subway.

. >> nevada, izona, utah, washington, carolina del sur y georgia ganaron un representante cada uno todos lo que pase en el debate migratorio los latinos jugarán un papel más decisivo en la última década 5 millones de hispanos nacidos en estados unidos cumplieron la mayoría de edad y ahora pueden votar, cambiando el panorama electoral. >> bueno cada año medio millón de hispanos nacidos en estados unidos cumplen 18 añ lo que qure decir que pueden votar si todos ejercer el derecho, el poder y la influencia latina crecerá. >> medio millón de jóvenes. >> a ver increíble. >> vanessa h muchísimas gracias. >> un grupo de maestros demandó al estado de arizona por lo que dicen es una política racista en el centro de la controversia está una cátedra de historia que se habla de los territorios fronterizos, carlos b tiene los detalles de esta polémica. >> activista cons, estudiantes y maestros se movilizan para combatir otra ley firmada por la gobernadora de arizona que prohibe la enseñanza de estudios étnicos >> discriminación, porque no está en favor de los derechos según la constitución. >> se dio

our final guest is rob bishop of utah. he was part of the house republican incoming transition team. thank you for being here. i will start with big news from the defense department. as an armed services committee member, i am wondering what you are thinking about the proposed cuts and the fewer troops over the next five years? guest: it will be one of those things we will s secretary gates to justify -- secretary gates to justify. the only areas where congress has decided to cut in defense, we have significant issues with the infrastructure. when we are still flying tankers that were originally designed and built when i was in the first grade, we have the infrastructure problem. if he's going to pull their money out, we want to know where it is coming from the other problem, simply with what they're proposing, and this is why we want specific answers, is that what you spend today does not impact the military prepared misstated. it intends what we could do 15 years from today, and what kind of diplomatic opportunities we h

rdr ---el hombre de utah acusado de matar a golpes con una patineta a un anciano en san francisco sesento ante la justicia. ---- su abogado argumento que se trato de defensa propia... ---"dustin tolboe" de 23 aÑos fue detenido la noche de navidad luego de sostener una discusion con donald tanksley de 60 aÑos... ---este murio presuntament e de tremendos golpes dados con la patineta del sospechoso... stop for open roll open cu - anchor ---- comenzamos el aÑo, y aun estamos en invierno ... ---- pero ya muchos ha tenido que ir a visitar el medico por sintomas de alergias.... ---blanca garza en vivo, nos dice que podemos esperar y hacer al respecto... ----blanca buenas tardes. cu-blanca --buenas tardes cesar... --asi es....y a correr por un paÑuelo por que sus estornudos podrian no ser por una gripe sino por alergias ... si, aun en esta epoca. ---- y si ahora le esta yendo mal, al parecer las cosas se podrian poner peor para los que sufren de este mal. take pkg---np5 winter allergies from marianne favrofor dr. chu and b-roll --aunque todavia no sea temporada de floracion, si lo es para la

matheson of utah. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 26, the gentleman from utah, mr. matheson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. matheson: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. matheson: i rise today to offer an amendment to h. resolution 9. i did not support repeal legislation but i do believe there are bipartisan improvements that could be made to the existing law. and i think now is the time for all of us in congress to roll up our sleeves and work together. the goal of this amendment is pretty straightforward. it is set up to maintain adequate health care service to stabilize the business practice of doctors and to take into account the long-term economic health of this country. we all agree that the doctor-patient relationship's a fundamental part of quality health care, but we have found that we have a flawed formula when

matheson of utah. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 26, the gentleman from utah, mr. matheson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. matheson: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. matheson: i rise today to offer an amendment to h. resolution 9. i did not support repeal legislation but i do believe there are bipartan improvements that could be made to the existing law. and i think now is the time for all of us in congress to roll up our sleeves and work together. the goal of this amendment is pretty straightforward. it is set up to maintain adequate health care service to stabilize the business practice of doctors and to take into account the long-term economic health of this country. we all agree that the doctor-patient relationship's a fundamental part of quality health care, but we have found that we have a flawed formula when i

new this morning, utah army base back open after a lockdown. to resolve a serious concern, no other details. the lockdown started about 5:30 yesterday. military weapons are tested at that army base near salt lake city. >>> the nation's color-coded terror alert system is on the way out. homeland security secretary janet napolitano is expected to make the announcement today. the system that was put in place after the 9/11 attacks will be gone by the end of april. homeland security will continue though to issue public warnings with more specific information. >> reporter: congressional budget experts say social security finances are getting worse. the congressional budget office says the program will run deficits every year until its trust funds are completely drained in 2037. this year alone, social security will collect about $45 billion less than in payroll taxes than it pays out in benefits. >>> it may not be long before congresswoman gabrielle giffords is able to communicate more. today is her first full day in rehab after leaving intensive ca

sitting with a couple of people from oregon. >> it often happens with utah. >> okay. thank you very much, raj. >>> up next, beckhams, announcementit the film gala's in about 2 hours. wanna go? yeah! wait. 2 hours!? [ female announcer ] no time to plan? there's still time to whiten. introducing crest whitestrips 2-hour express. now, in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. ♪ they must think we're famous! let em. [ female announcer ] whitening without the wait. 3d white whitestrips two hour express, from crest. life opens up when you do. and try 3d white paste and rinse. 6oz, fresh cut, tri-tip steak plus our endless salad and dessert bar for just $10.99. sizzler. thinking fresh. everyday. >>> tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news, out on the town, and home in a cab. it seems like the smart thing to do, but when you take a taxi, are you putting your life into someone else's hands? tonight at 11:00, we investigate taxi cab dangers, and the legal loop hole that could leave you on the hook for thousands. that's tonight at 11:00 after

dozens of activists and four republican senators, south carolina, kentucky, utah were in attendance.me asked if the tea party aims to replace the republican party. the senators say the tea party message is simple, limited government and say it's the same message as the republican party. >> not anything that would replace the party, simply a grassroots political phenomenon that's sweeping across the country as american has recognized their federal government has grown too big and too expensive. >> the tea party caucus invited every single senator to join them today. 52 members are jointed the house. >> ahead with the forecast. another glorious day on tap? >> very sunny. temperatures above average once again but this is probably the last day. show you what's going on. beautiful picture as we look at the golden gate bridge, alcatraz from emeryville. you can see the haze. that will change when the sea breeze comes back and so will our chances of rain. >> plus "dancing with the stars" two-time champion cheryl berks reveals a personal and painful secret from her childhood. ♪ >>> the bay ar

he finished with 47 against utah, hit from anywhere and everywhere, including a buzzer beater from justide half-court. byu cruising 104-79. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by lectric shave. blade close, lectric smooth. >>> a medical license is suspended while 007 gets his license back. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how this young boy has been given the ultimate helping hand. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. the first in a series of storms moved into the pacific southwest. snow earlier in the night is. seattle, freezing rain in and around portland. eventually it all turns to rain. predicting as much as two to three inches in the cascade and everybody here in the i-5 corridor, at least an inch of rain. the first in a series of significant weather events. three days in row of on and off rain in the southwest. arizona, you're fine. watching in salinas, california, check out the national steinbeck center museum. some of the proceeds going to char

including utah, arizona, and nevada and california just on sheer numbers. 8 percent of the land area in the united states and it has 60 million acre feet of storage and that's closest to the highest in the world relative to it's annual flow of 15 million acre flow a year. it's about five to 25 million acre feet. there are 35 million people served in an enormously complicated legal environment. what happens after 7 years of drought on the river. these are two parts that have 50 million of the river in storage and we started out with full reservoirs and you end up with these enormous drops and we're at about 50 percent of the average. underaverage lake immediate will never refill given demands on the system and lake paul will take decades. it estimated ten acre feet per year and that's a serious history record, there's nothing like it. how much is variability and how much is greenhouse gas, no one can say. i think you would be silly to think it's solely natural variability. these two photographs or four actually, lake,meed, looks like that and the other lake, powell. >> this is courtes

uses physics to get a ball from point a to b created by 14-year-old robert may from spanish fork, utah>> jennifer jolly spoke to him. >>> a friend suggested making an iphone app. and i'm like, why not?

bishop, the gentleman from utah. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized for two minutes. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate the gentleman from california recognizing me. every time we talk about rules i realize for the majority of people their eyes kind of glaze over. but every kid who spent time in an elementary yard realizes that the rules are important to the game. we're here, though, on this floodoing the people's business and it is not a game. and the rules become significant. and the rules are significant because they a responsive to what the people have said. peopleold us very clearly they're interested in jobs, they're interested in spending. the rules package before us right now facilitates the growth of the former and helps end the limitation of the latter. true, pay-go will be replaced in this rule. pay-go was honored in its breach and suspension as often as its application and rlaced with cut-go, it zeros in on the real problem, which is spenng, and if indeed we sus

only hawaii and utah had higher filings. >>> on wall street, stocks ended the day mixed. tradered shrugged off unemployment numbers. >>> in a little over an hour and a half from now, the numbers from one of the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history will be chosen. tonight's mega millions dollars is worth $250 million. the lottery is played in california and 40 other states including the district of columbia. the odds of winning is one in 176 million. the largest mega millions jackpot is $395 million back in march of 2007. >>> coming up, the stanford cardinal makes a triumphant return. >>> and the giants championship trophy is back in the area tonight. where you can get an up close look. six- >>> giant fans have another chance to see the giant's trophy. it can be viewed tomorrow from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. trophy will be taken on a 30 stop tour around the state, then on to oregon, nevada, minnesota and then eventually to the giant's first home new york. >>> and trim balki is now the san francisco general manager. that news filtered in just the last few minutes. next job, find

dozens of activists and four republican senators, south carolina, kentucky, utah were in attendance.me asked if the tea party aims to replace the republican party. the senators say the tea party message is simple, limited government and say it's the same message as the republican party. >> not anything that would replace the party, simply a grassroots political phenomenon that's sweeping across the country as american has recognized their federal government has grown too big and too expensive. >> the tea party caucus invited every single senator to join them today. 52 members are jointed the house. >> ahead with the forecast. another glorious day on very s temperatures above average once again but this is probably the last day. show you what's going on. beautiful picture as we look at the golden gate bridge, alcatraz from emeryville. you can see the haze. that will change when the sea breeze comes back and so will our chances of rain. >> plus "dancing with the stars" two-time champion cheryl berks reveals a personal and painful secret from (speaking in international language) and he

redmond, washington, has microsoft and spanish fork, utah, has this, the public library where robert nay, the ceo of nay games researched and developed the number one free app for the iphone. the only difference is the company that's just dethroned some of the biggest boys in technology is run by a 14-year-old boy. >> yeah, i think it's pretty cool because i never thought my game would do that well. >> reporter: while other eighth graders are playing them he's creating them. >> my friend suggested me making an iphone app and i thought why not, that would be pretty cool so i checked out some books in the library and eventually found a program called corona stk. it has a built in physics engine which is really nice. >> reporter: the game he created is called bubble ball, and in just the last two weeks it's been downloaded more than 2 million times and counting. on thursday alone it got 400,000 downloads, and it just knocked out angry birds from the top of the app charts. >> when i saw that it was number one for the free apps, i was pretty astonished. >> reporter: while his app can be d

utah, arizona. now, as far as the rainfall goes, there's only a little left.up along the spine of the mountains. the heavier, more steady rain continuing here mostly up around belling ham, and it's been so warm. it's not just had rain. it was that we melted so much of that impressive snow pack. we had temperatures that have been in the 50s now. even at night the temperatures are dropping off. we continue very warm up here, and that's what's causing a lot of the flooding problems too. we saw one location lost two feet of snow over the weekend. that's a quick look at your 66.ç no complaints there. pasco, washington, mild, near 60. >>> then, unfortunately, another system comes into the northwest. i'll tell you when that's going to arrive a little later. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> earnings front and center on wall street. caution on chinese currency. yet another choice for your morning cup of joe. your "early morning" business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, speaking of business, how much hollywood business did arnold schwarzenegger lose whil

>> la tarjeta le va a permitir residir en estado de utah, queremos pilotear este programa nada mÁs parae resolver un problema con una propuesta integral, reactiva y pragmÁtica. hay un proceso legislativo que tenemos que pasar. >> pues, estaremos muy pendientes porque sabemos que el 12, 3% de la poblaciÓn en utah ese latina, muchÍsimas gracias por su tiempo y vamos a ver de quÉ forma avanza esta propuesta. muy buenos dÍas. >> gracias. >> bueno, de esta forma continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> claro que sÍ, seÑora, corra lo que estÉ haciendo porque ha llegado la hora de la novela, esta noche en el triunfo del amor, tenemos un adelanto de lo que estÁ pasando. vamos a verlo. >> sÓlo esto le faltaba!! a dÓnde pensabas que ibas? a un carnaval? >> victoria por favor! >> si querÍas verte barata y vulgar lo conseguiste. >> seÑora, le advertÍ que no puedes hacerle nada a tu persona, te dije que tenÍas que entregarte ciegamente, pensÉ pero habÍas entendido, pero no eres mÁs que una pobre estÚpida! se acabÓ, jamÁs regreses, entendiste? >> victoria cuidado con lo que habla por lo que uno s

southern utah will take 45 degrees in salt lake city. phoenix looks good. tucson, too. l.a. san diego, sacramento, san francisco. leave the umbrella at home. to the pacific northwest, we got a weak storm system coming in today. showers, but wednesday looks good. temperatures remain mild throughout much of the west as all the cold air is in the middle of the country. let's go to oregon. learn about the stories of african-american pioneers in the portland community prior to world war ii. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. sandra bullock spilled the beans to today's al roker. there's only one man in her life, and it's not ryan reynolds. bullock said there will likely be a collective sigh from women across the country because scarlett johannson's ex is not her lover. her son lewis is the only man in her life, and he is "all i can handle." >>> nicole kidman and keith urban announce they have a new baby girl. she is their second biological daughter. this time carried to term by a surro

. >>> and getting under way in park city, utah, the sundance film festival which runs through the end of the month. all day long stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc be nightly news." a look at what's coming up this morning on the "today" show. find out the details on last night's state dinner at the white house. and meet a woman reunited with her family 24 years after she was kidnapped. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. have a good one.