with the creation of the utah health exchange, utah and please also benefit from expanded access, trees and control over the health care options. employees can now purchase one of more than 100 plants currently offered through the exchange. our figures also show 20% of the businesses participating in the utah health exchange or offering health benefits for the first time. justice henry ford offered his first customers any color car they wanted as long as the choose lack of affordable care act allows states flexibility in implementing the act as long as they do with the way that washington tells them. another challenge for utah is the increasing financial obligation through medicaid. even before the affordable care that medicaid was already a large and growing part of the utah state budget. in the 1990's medicate took a 9% of the general fund. in fiscal year 2010, it was 18%. by fiscal year 2020, it is estimated to exceed 30% of the general fund budget and that's without the federal remanded expansion of the affordable care act. i've come to washington to present solutions to help ease t

medio de opiniones divididas el gobernador ga wri h firmó hoy 4 medidas en el capitolio estatal de utahquier persona que haya sido detenida por un delito menor. >> creará un programa de trabajos huéspedes donde el estado de utah podrá colaborar con el gobierno de méxico y otorgar visas temporales para traer braceros mexicanos. >> buenas noticias para las personas que no tienen documentos, el gobernador firmó la h b 116 que otorgará permisos a inmigrantes indocumentados para vivir y trabajar en el estado pero tendrán que cumplir con los siguientes requisitos, haber trabajado en utah pagar una multa y comprometerse a aprender inglés entraría en vigor en julio de 2013. >> para la senadora estatal con quién hablamos vía telefónica estas iniciativas beneficiarán a inmigrantes. >> la alternativa a una ley como la de arizona y permite la integración de gente, que son parte de la comunidad que trabajan aquí. >> por último la ley hará que el gobernador del estado pida una extensión a la administración obama antes del 2013 para que en utah no se aplique la ley federal que hace un delito contratar

utah a prueba leyes migratorias que dan una de cal y otra de arena a los indocumentados.asolina sube y sube y con ellos los bolsillos sufren y sufren y mujer y narcotráfico un dúo peligroso y tentador que marca la diferencia para la audiencia de la reina del sur. "noticiero telemundo" con josé díaz balart. >>>josé: muy buenas tardes comenzamos hoy con la voz sdde a mujer en méxico que dice que el narcotráfico es el enemigo a vencer y que ella como mujer lo vencería josefina vásquez mota quiere ser presidenta de méxico, se nos une a esta transmisión enrique una mujer extraordinaria h extraordinariamente versatil. >>>periodista: sí una mujer versatil ahora es del partido de acción nacional en el congreso y con ella hablamos de su aspiración presidencial rumbo ya al 2012. >>> la primera secretaria de educación general y la próxima presidentaes méxico >>> lo deciden las urnas de un sistema democrático hemos tenido gobernadoras, alcaldesas, legislado legisladoras por qué no votar a una mujer en la urnas para una presidencia de méxico si muestra esta convocatoria y esta sdef in

utah gets about 71% match.in illinois as a matter fact on federal, for federal spending, mississippi gets $2.2 back for every dollar and federal taxes at hayes. utah gets about $1.7 and l. benoit gets about 75 cents back. so we don't do as well as you do. but do you not think that the fact that 75% of the dollars for example governor comes from the federal government that maybe the federal government has some right to set some parameters or no? >> sure the federal government should have the right to set grammars. i think the federal government overruns the program. by far, don't think that is unique to mississippi. we get 75 cents because we are the poor state in the country. we would love to trade with illinois and be a much richer staving get a smaller percentage but for us the beauty is you all would save a lot of money if you would let us manage the program and reduce our cost. he would get $3 out of four of the savings. >> actually i wanted to mention governor herbert you were talking about your support fo

he talked about your support for federalism and made utah beat utah, the medicaid gives you a great deal of flexibility in designing your program. you can design your delivery system, set payment limits, kocher in minutes and benefit anyone prescription drugs are optional. so what are you saying? completely hands off the federal government should not have the right to set some sort of limit? >> clearly you have a right and i respect that right. is there a better way? i think we ought to be more coequal partners. i stipulate the intention and object to and health care reform act are designed to help the people. we all want that same drive. but we differ about his process. >> both of you say you'd rather see a steel? >> yes, ma'am. >> i believe partnering comes to national. >> gentlelady's time has expired. our time is limited. the governor's time is limited. we want to thank the governor's for their testimony. it's been an excellent panel. before we adjourned to the couple housekeeping items. the chair recognizes mr. waxman for a request. >> mr. chairman, we have letters from many differe

we're not covering that much in utah. the benefit package will have to be changed and modified them want to more. >> my question is what happens if anybody's looking your state is more employers dropped coverage of the people of medicaid. the mac is more employers dropped coverage, the eligibility will entice people to become his medicaid as the insurer. i don't know what the percentage that will be. >> i am concerned that we underestimate the actual increase in cost. as i said earlier, we have a lot of small businesses that offer insurance to their employees right now that won't meet what we fear the standard benefits package. for a lot of people will pay the $2000. >> let me ask you in another area. i know governor barbour, your written testimony talked about the delay in wafers being taken caregivers unconsidered terminal. you mentioned the big middle-school. if this money came to the states inside if you could design medicaid, granted it was designed in 1865, that speck in the era when the hospital was considered a mo

now utah has good health care and has had good health care. i just come from the position that as we look to those who need the benefits and we find with those benefits are nobody can define them better than the governors and the people in the states. so the eligibility, the benefits, they ought to be received we can help define that better than anybody i think, certainly -- >> i apologize i've got 15 seconds between the two colleagues to read >> chairman dingell, think you. most of the businesses won't qualify for those subsidies. her lover, the standard benefits package that we expect to be put on us will cause many of our small businesses that today struggle to provide health insurance for their employees will drop that health insurance because the standard benefits package is going to drive the cost so high. as far as the pre-existing condition, we recognize this long before governor barbour was governor. we had a risk pool for people with preexisting conditions, about 3600 people in it right now and that is about average as you could imag

estados unidos este año fundó una agrupación cuya meta es evitar que más indocumentados lleguen a utahe y que ha robado identidades de otras personas. esa legislación les dabas básicamente un pase fácil. >>>angie: qué le dice usted a los inmigrantes indocumentados que fueron como usted no tienen derecho de poder formalizar su estatus en este país?. >>> todo el mundo tiene derecho de formalizar pero hay que hacer las cosas legales tal y como este de deben hacerse >>>angie: su posición le ha hecho ganar enemigos y hasta amenazas. >>>angie: por eso no dejó que le grabemos el rostro a sus hijos ni que poco para damos ver su domicilio >>> hay gente que me llama y me dice si yo fuera tú tuviera cuidado no dejaría que mi esposa estuviera sola mis hijos jugaran en la calle >>>angie: morales vendedor de ba bienes raíces afirman que los indocumentados traen más desempleados al estado de wluta >>> como son ilegales bajan las tarifas del mercado y crea un desbalance en la economía. >>>angie: no cierto dice la cámara de comercio de salt lake city >>> estas personas están trabajando en las obras de

you know, in utah we are doing pretty well with healthcare. president obama in fact has used utah as an example as he advocated for health care. we have good quality health care at lower cost in utah comparatively speaking of the states of our system has been working pretty well. >> in your experience you don't think about opting out? >> musette of doubt of medicaid. i know. we have no plans to opt out of medicaid. our concern is the increasing cost of medicaid and the majority cost for the medicaid expansion are coming from the whole field low-income adults. >> mr. chairman, my time is about to expire. i'm going to submit for the record a question for them to expand on the constitutionality of the federal mandates that states have to pay and there are a lot of federal mandates in this medicaid expansion beginning in 2014, 2016 the states have to do it and they have to pay for it, and i would like to respond in terms of the constitutionality of that question that i put that in writing. >> thank you. if you can respond quickly and would be grea

the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: madam speaker, i appreciate the opportunity of being here and i also appreciate being on here with my good friend from florida, mr. hastings. who is one of the true delights with who i have the opportunity to work here in washington. i guess if he is saying that we have the group de jure from whom we are presenting bills today, that would be those who are financially disadvantaged and still want a better opportunity for education, as i said, there would be four issues that would be discussed, we can check off three of the four already, only the concept of liberty has yet to be addressed here. some of them may be nonsequencered but they were still there nonetheless. the last statistic that can be put out there as to whether that this program works or not dealing with the parents who when the free market of ideas was opened up to them, they chose this program, they wanted this program. they wanted to maintain this program and they will go back to. it since mr. hastings also used

job in utah. used to live there. i think he is a winnable in a general election. if i could incured by fellow voters to do one thing it would be not to become so enamored with the first half of the demographic. it has to be said out loud that barack obama one of the main reasons he won is because he was the first winnable african- american. so many african-americans i know was so twitter pated about that. host: we will take our final call. dave in pittsburgh on the democrats' line. turn down your tv if you could dave. let's try again. dave in its prepaittsburgh. caller:

armen keteyian, cbs news, south jordan, utah. >> couric: and for more on this investigation you can gor web site cbsnews.com. coming up next, apple's steve jobs back on the job. goodwill store from opening. why some people say it's bad for >>> a bay area neighborhood trying to stop a goodwill store from opening. why some people say it is bad for business. >> couric: we end in the world of high-tech gadgets where the latest version is always the best, right? well if, you ask the folks at apple today, the answer might be yes and no. john blackstone explains. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: to get a standing ovation, steve jobs had to do no more than walk out on stage. >> we've been working on this product for a while, and i just didn't want to miss today. ( laughter ) so... >> reporter: taking a break from the open-ended medical leave he started in january, jobs is obviously thin but displayed his usual enthusiasm for apple's newest technology, the ipad 2. >> go get your hands on one of these things. you won't believe it. >> reporter: jobs has survived pancreatic cancer and had a li

entregar visas laborales que quienes no tienen problemas >>> mucha gente se va a beneficiar si vive en utahn papeles >>>angie: cerca de 10 mil inmigrantes calificarían los únicos requisitos no deben tener

. >> la prioridad ahora es el dinero, utah tuvo otro contratante paquete legislativo que fue aprobado abrirÍa un programa de trabajadores huÉspedes para indocumentados, la policÍa revisaría antecedentes migratorios, muchos no quedaron contentos pero el gobernador tomara la decisiÓn final. >> el representante de utah dijo que ese programa era una amnistÍa para los indocumentados, para implementarse se necesitarÍa un permiso federal pero permitirÍa a los indocumentados permanecer como trabajadores huÉspedes. el presidente barack obama pidiÓ a los legisladores que lleguen a un entendimiento para evitar el cese de ciertas funciones gubernamentales a partir del prÓximo dÍa 18, en su programa radial tambiÉn admitiÓ que estÁ dispuesto a aceptar mayores recortes del gasto pÚblico con ese fin. serÁ votado en el senado la prÓxima semana. hay una nueva persona tras las rejas desde hoy en conexiÓn con la niÑa hallada muerta dentro de un vehÍculo en el sur de la florida donde tambiÉn se hallaba su romano gemelo al -hermano gemelo al borde de la muerte. tras las rejas estÁ su propia madre adoptiva

it comes from senator orrin hatch of utah. he sits on the finance committee as well as the health, education, labor and pension committee. senator, thank you for being with us. >> nice to be with you, judy. >> woodruff: senator, you may have heard secretary sebelius just now say that this is simply an attempt to let states come up with their own structure, their own way of providing coverage as long as they cover the same number of people and they don't increase the cost. >> as long as they continue to do all the obama care requires them to do. i mean, she just doesn't know what she's talking about because this waiver does not do one thing for anybody. the fact of the matter is if you read the law you realize that it's not going to help the states at all. the states now are $175 billion in the hole. that was before this dog-gone bill. now they're $120 billion going to be added on to them. you'll notice she said that as long as they meet all the qualifications of the law, which they can't do. they've moved 16 million people und

. >> seguimos en el tema pero desde utah.izona. la iniciativa incluye un prometedor programa. el paquete serÁ remitido al gobernador. >> el presidente del senado de arizona, ha dejado sus pendida una nueva iniciativa migratoria que busca enduerecer las medidas contra indocumentados. fue el auspiciador de la sb1070. una iniciativa sobre los servicios de educaciÓn pÚblica, reglamento de trÁnsito hasta las contrataciones de empneados. >> la crisis econÓmica ha afectado varios sectores del paÍs, la educaciÓn es uno de ellos. una de las medidas adoptadas, es el cierre de escuelas. pero ha habido acusaciones de presunta discriminaciÓn. una investigaciÓn que inició el departamento de educaciÓn federal. >> las campanas del colegio en las afueras de boston no volverÁn a sonar desde junio. en diciembre del aÑo pasado, la junta escolar de boston decidiÓ cerrar este colegio y otros ocho debido a recortes de presupuesto de la ciudad. el departamento de educaciÓn del paÍs ha abierto una investigaciÓn de discriminación basada en una queja.

carnaval y tres de las dos escuelas perdieron carrozas y 1800 vestidos pero la fies a continúa, la utahciero univisión continúa desde la capital de la nación. >> continuamos desde washington clase sobase xo en la universidad en chicago terminó con exhibos con una pareja haciendo el acto sexual ante descenso de estudiante el profesor de la clase defendió lo que pasó como dice viviana no todos están de acuerdo. >> al centro del escándalo está un profesor la universidad en illinois es que clase op cional se hizo demostración en vivo una pareja mostró como se usa un objeto sexual. >> ado vy dijo ams estudiante q tendríamos algún tipo de contenido para adultos. >> el profesor no tenía planeado que esto pasara pero los invitados le plantearon hacerlo y él aceptó aseguró el estudiante. >>>la polémica no se hizo esperar. este sexólogo dice que se le pasó la mano. >> quién sabe cuántos de estos muchachos pudiera sentirse traumatizoado. >>> y y el presidente dijo que es inapropiado permitir que esta pasara en el recinto el profesor se de ofendo ió y dice que estudiantes de muestran que son adulto

top seed, utah state put an end to cinderella run. led the aggies.utah state hangs on 58-54. >>> the only question mark for the stanford women entering the pack ten tournament is which is better? neca or shinay? >> she's better. >> i'm more experienced. >> at this point, she's better. that's an easy question. >> i won't take sides, they were better than anyone in an arizona jersey. shanay leads to a fast break layup, then it is shanay with the sweeping hook off the glass. stanford blows out arizona 100- 71. take on 9th ranked ucla in the championship tomorrow. led cal by as many as 23 and cruised to a 63-50 win. dwight howard and the magic were up 21 early, but the warm turned in the second half, half court to dure reel wright. set a franchise record with 21 three's. finished with 39 points and 11 assists. final chance for the magic in overtime, but jason richardson is way off. that is your ball game. the warriors come back to knock off orlando 123-120. it is time for your friday night top five and we begin with another buzzer beater. >> four seconds

of course, williams traded from the jazz, and the utah could have used him against the celts.allen hit a three-runs a minute to play. he had 25. celts win it, 107-102 in utah. nuggets put together another impressive win. raymond felton to j.r. smith for the ally oop. these guys have played together for only a few games. denver beat atlanta, 100-90. college basketball senior night for the fighting irish, ben hansbrough was honored and celebrated dropping 30 on number 19 villanova. tim alameda knocked down nine three-pointers, notre dame won, 93-72. finally, unranked kansas state has caught fire just in time for march madness. they upset texas in austin. they won their fifth straight, 75-70. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the latest from charlie sheen. coming up, meet his so-called goddesses. early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, the story of one women's bebl coach's ultimate dedication to her team. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday. heavy rain in the portland area. snow up into the

york, se mueve hacia new england dándole paso a otra tormenta, y tenemos esta bastante intensa desde utah y no se descarta, tornados, y fuertes vientos, en ráfagas, y desde todo el n noroeste experimentamos vientos, y generará fuegos forestales, y temperaturas, bastante frío, en noche, condiciones placenteras al sureste, en los Ángeles, 65 grados, y noroeste no hay retraso de ropuertos, en nueva york, no es así, y washington con fuerteso vientos, condiciones invernales, al norte del país, tormenta invernal, con acumulaciones, desde dakotas hasta planicies, y no sobrepasan los 24 grados, continuamos con más. >>> gracias jackie, y la historia de continuación, es un joven enjaulado por su propia familia, porque atacaba al que tenía al alcance, fuimos a ecuador, y había una terrible realidad. >>> como si se tratara de una especie peligrosa, camina impaciente, se para y acuesta, duerme y se sienta, se nota que el encierro lo atormenta, no dice palabra, vive en esta cárcel de puro acero. >>> es un hombre adulto, de 34 años, con esquizofrenia, posiblemente. >>> luego de más de 2 años de encierro

the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: i reserve my time so i can find another baseball metaphor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. mr. hastings: sort of like joe dimaggio was against vouchers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: madam speaker, i'm very pleased at this time, i would like to yield myself 10 seconds to explain we are still on the d.c. voucher manner, but the previous question is with reference to chinese currency. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman, my good friend from washington, mr. mcdermott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized for two minutes. mr. mcdermott: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. madam speaker, the republican follies go on. the republicans have done nothing in 13 weeks in charge of the house to help americans get jobs. nothing to open markets. for businesses to expand. nothing to open up markets overseas for american workers and businesses to comp

doing their best to clinch the final clay off spot in the west as they overcame conference rivals utah and the pick of monday night's action grizzly started brightly eventually leading to an eight point lead by the end of the first quarter home and daddy making a twenty one twenty one here converting his own rebounds with a left handed. male with an out of the three pointer from the corner right before the half time break for inclusion memphis leads to a dozen points zach randolph out again hi nineteen me out of thirteen rebounds on was one of seven memphis players he finished and double figures on the night of really sending off one three eighty five in front that he ends up meaning utah dropped three games behind them for the final playoff spot with only nine games to go. i would go back to the pitch finally for a recap of all the strikes the port injuring week two in the premier league and eight student teams to catch at the moment check out the way they move top and all the rest of the action it is schools over. my. last ah. ah . live . live. live. live live live . that's just more

. >>> el estado de utah, que es dominado por republicanos dio la espalda para la propuesta antiindocumentadosna persona con una enfermedad incurable, el derecho de terminar con su vida, muchos estados, lo consideran, y muchos encontraron la respuesta, en un informe especial, nos cuentan que en colombia está reconocido. >>> cuando no hay más que hacer. >>> con cáncer cerebral el hermano de esta mujer le pide ayuda para morir. >>> no lo vimos nunca normal, y ese día se lleva a cabo la eutanasia. >>> junto a bélgica y holanda, colombia, es el más liberar del planeta. >>> el doctor quintana ama la vida, pero es un defensor del derecho a la muerte. >>> si acuden a un médico, y son concientes, pudieron acceder a su propia eutanasia. >>> para uno es un héroe, y otros un homicida, ayudó a morir a muchos pacientes. >>> y cuando digo que el paciente se fue, me dicen cómo? la vida nuestra es prestada, somos administradores de la vida, no dueños, alguien que es dueño es el que da la vida, y el que la quita. >>> en estados unidos, en montana, washington y oregón, fue aprobado, a diferencia de colombia, en

i'm basically referring to arizona, new mexico, and the adjourning portions of colorado, utah, nevada, california, and i guess the west texas deserts. here in the southwest, we have a very large number of endangered species. this shows you county by county how many threatened species there are. there's a clear con concentration in the united states as well as florida and the appalachian mountains. the southwest has been one the fastest growing areas of the country and the population here has been increasing dramatically in all of the southwestern states. we are leading the area with the population to be close to 11 million in 2030, and other states are growing as well, just not as fast. here in the southwest there's a an nexus with a diverse region and a variety of species and the most quickest growing regions of the country. that generated a lot of conflict over the endangered species act. why is a state like arizona so bilogically diverse? a lot of people who don't live here don't realize that because of the deserts. a lot has to do with elevation. this map shows you the state and t

the slide of the utah jazz continues along with their hopes of a post-season one hundred six ninety four loss that oklahoma the latest official four games behind memphis get the final playoff spot in the west while the studies are looking good for the postseason during russell westbrook scored thirty one points for them while kevin durant's twenty nine utah simply had no answer for him to run in the n.b.a. to reach an average of twenty seven point nine four into a game he all but assured victory with back to back three points in the fourth quarter final score hundred six to ninety four. elsewhere on wednesday night a good win for indiana beating charlotte there a hundred eleven to eighty eight also whether with new jersey philadelphia san antonio and the met. and in the other six matches the guys on top were orlando based in phoenix denver the l.a. clippers and memphis. at the cricket world cup astray are taking on india today with a place in the semifinals at stake the aussies putting first in a few moments ago one hundred ninety five for four or forty overs while waiting for the eventu

it made for some literatures of driving conditions especially here, the utah highway patrol says 125 weather related car crashes. in texas we have some video from the strong storms ripped through texas producing a possible tornado. a spokesperson for the showers office says a funnel cloud was spotted touching down yesterday afternoon the storm destroyed a couple aren't damaging a house. no injuries reported. 7.3 earthquake triggered a tsunami warning along japan's coast. it hedges for forenoon their time. --it hit just before noon their time. some witnesses say it lasted as long as three minutes. we have video coming in showing the moment that earthquake hits. he see the camera shake, no reports of damage or injuries. with the merchant seaman management offices there's still trying to determine the impact of the earthquake. meanwhile in california we have an interesting story, a massive see em dead fish washed up. officials say there's more than a million of them. it's about a foot deep in terms of how many fish are floating there. they believe the school of sardines were swept in by

to not let utah become arizona. >> reporter: their main concern, hb 497.ice they have to check the immigration status of any serious offender they stop, and giving police license to check anyone they stop, and suspect of being illegal. >> i believe immigrants built this country. >> i think as a community, we're united, and we're seriously jeopardizing a lot of the important members of our community with some of the legislation. >> reporter: bill supporters, not present say the utah bills have been crafted to pass constitutional muster. they say a guest worker provision sends a signal that utah likes immigrants. these protesters don't buy that argument. >> we're here because we want to have more opportunities to develop our children's and our community. >> that was max roth reporting. the utah republican lawmaker who is sponsoring the guest worker program of the immigration bill says it could become a model for the rest of the country. >>> a couple san jose police officers are getting some help, getting much needed production. how you could still help two p

utah, for example, have made some movement in that direction. i think those are the kinds of solutions. the general objective of what has made the headlines in the last week to are the right objectives i would like to see a process in which it was more negotiation and less confrontation. it's up to us, i think, to try and stimulate the difference. >> governor, first of want to thank you for showing up. i was worried about a tough crowd. my question is, there are many problems for us to face in the world. i look at iran as one of the toughest in the long term. what is your opinion of how the united states should be dealing with this moving forward. >> well, i think, again, when peron had its internal unrest a little over a year ago. i think, again, we fail to do the right thing. there are lots of things that we can do to help things coalesce internally. we can't do it in such a way that people get killed for no reason, but we can provide support in a number of ways. our allies we're encouraging us to take lead. we didn't. so i think the most impo

>>un legislador republicano en el estado de utah quiere quitar a los inmigrantes ilegales. creo en soluciones hay tragedias, nos encontramos con el congresista que quiere impulsar una nueva reforma. es dificil vivir por tantos año, y que tanta gente te apunte con el dedo con esta nueva ley muchos inmigrantes sin documento podrian pedir un visado de xtranjero y pagar una multa de 2000 dolares. estas personas ya viven aquí y son parte de la comunidad, participan activamente. el gob federal tiene que ratificar la ley. el asambleista bill right despues de presentar la ley a recibido amenazas de muerte. lo mas importante es dejar a los inmigrantes fuera del limbo. aunque se mantiene por encima de % nacional la tasa del desempleo bajo. aun asi hay 2 millones 200 mil desempleados en el estado una pausa, le diremos como la falta de presupuesto afectara san francisco. en breve, investrigaran a oficiales cometiendo abusos contra centroamericanos ---ya es oficial:... san joÉ es la Écima ciudad Ás ---ya es oficial:... san joÉ es la Écima ciudad Ás ya es oficial, san jose es la decima ciudad mas grande de

this summer colorado and utah will join the conference.f course, they to change the name and the logo and i like to see the official change. there it is right there. >> good thing they just did the numbers. hard enough to figure it all out. >> we kind of get a preview of that conference coming up. cal and colorado going to play in the n.i.t. coming up on friday, but the big talk today, talking about the ncaa tournament, because it really gets going this morning. more than likely, you have your brackets like everybody else. we've been filling them out as well. we'll take a peek at those in a moment. you can get in on it. take part, go to our bracket challenge at comcast sports bay area. fill out the brackets, see how we're doing. >> impatiently waiting. the bracket guru paul gutierrez. remember i called you guru when you looked at my picks. who are you picking? >> everybody fills out their brackets. you've got to have the real one an then also you have to have your dream one. ply west coast, like to bring a little west coast, i'm going wash

there are states that spend up to three times as much as utah does. whenever we talk about comes, we really should talk about outcomes. per dollar. the extra investment did not really going to math and reading and the core skills. it is about how much time students spend and that is down professional development dollars that went into this are not a high impact dollars. in many subject areas, the normal blood excellence it is pretty well understood math and reading -- no child left behind as things that people complain about but it pointed out that many schools were not doing well on those four topics. there has been a little bit of a shift back into those four topics. the effectiveness of the discussion -- some people come to the table on that discussion because that is what we have got to play with at this point in time. >> thank you. >> mr. gates, north carolina has been a beneficiary of the bill and melinda gates foundation. i want to thank you for the investments that you have allowed to be made in our state iran teacher effectiveness and quality

management held an auction to sell the rights to drill for oil and gas and federally protected lane and utah an area of wilderness described as pristine and beautiful and during the auction bitter number seventy a twenty seven year old economics student at the university of utah he bid on several cars. of land more than twenty two thousand acres at the cost of nearly two million dollars it was money he didn't have and he's now been convicted on two felony counts for disrupting a government auction and could face ten years behind bars earlier i spoke to that man bitter bitter number seventy whose real name is tim de christopher i asked him why he was willing to go through all this trouble to protect the land. well it was well aware of the auction ahead of there were a lot of concerns about the legality of the auction so the fact that the public has been locked out of the decision making process of public lands and just the threat of climate change is look this will now be greater khalidi was so clearly a part of this auction. so i was i was aware of it wanted to do something to just you know

. >> vamos a la nba, sacramento con utah . >> más tarde, mark desde fuera anotaba, pero se tuvo móvilidads efrain flores . >> es todo. >> buenas noches . >> ahora vamos a ver el tiempo. >> san josñ con 66, la lluvia es lo principal. >> tenemos dos sistemas de baja presión, tenemos todo verde (información en pantalla) . >> que es la presión que tenemos. >> todo el área de la bahía, puede quedarse hasta el lunes . >> para el martes hasta el jueves condiciones secas pero fresco. >> temperaturas no tan fría, viento desde el oeste, pero cambia de dirección mañana domingo . >> san francisco con 59 al igual que oakland . >> (información en pantalla) . >> 30 úpor ciento de probabilidad de lluvias. >> esto es todo en el tiempo. >> continuen con más . >> le gustaria encontrar la gasolina más barata?. >> vaya a la página de univisión para más información . >> al regresar... . >> el ex alcalde de san francisco podría tener familiares en la realeza. >> ya regresamos un nuevo estudio mostÓ que un nuevo estudio mostÓ que menos adolesce . >> un estudio mostró que menos adolescentes del país están teniend

have a great day. >> thank you. >>> utah's -- utah's governor has signed new legislation that's drawn protests from both sides of the debate. one of the bill requires police to kek the immigration stat -- to check the immigration status for anyone stopped for a felony or misdemeanor. >>> 8:50. americans are more to be likely by families -- families septembered -- accepted by lesbian couples but single mothers are less accepted. some say gay parents may be more positively viewed because they have -- they are a two- parent home. >>> pretty big names in hollywood calling on president obama to take a same-sex marriage stand. jane lynch and ellen degeneres are just a few who dined -- who signed an open letter. it also asks the president to legalize same-sex marriage. >>> 8:51. they were a long way from sesame street to protest budget cuts to public television. the actors who play big bird, cookie monster and elmo rallied in support of public tv in washington yesterday. they delivered petitions with more than a million signatures, to help pay for sesame street and other educational programm

the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: mr. speaker, before i yield time i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend my remarks -- revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bishop: thank you. with this i'm very pleased to yield as much time as he may consume to the sponsor of this bill who has found a program that flat out doesn't work, the gentleman from illinois, mr. dold. mr. dold: i thank the gentleman from utah for yielding and i want to take this opportunity to outline what this program's been. this is undeniable that this program has been what anybody that looks at it can say is a failure. it doesn't work for the homeowners, it doesn't work for hardworking american families that are paying taxes and it doesn't work for future generations. children and grandchildren that will certainly be burdened with an enormous debt that the government continues to heap on them. if i can just go back, as a small business owner i employ just

into the auction or number seventy a twenty seven year old economics student at the university of utah he bid on several parcels of land more than twenty two thousand acres at the cost of nearly two million dollars it was money he didn't have and he's now been convicted on two felony counts for disrupting a government action and could place ten years behind bars earlier i spoke to that man bitter bitter number seventy whose real name is tim de christopher i asked him why he was willing to go through all this trouble to protect the land. of the auction ahead of time there were a lot of concerns about the legalities of your actions so. it's a complicated lockout of the decision making process for public lands and just the sort of climate change those associated with this deal now think later consolidate was so clearly part of this auction. so i was i was aware of it and learned to do something to stand in the way of this auction and also to leave things long enough for the administration to come in and are simply overturn the option which are. they had already indicated to. you and your

into the auction better number seventy twenty seven year old economics student at the university of utah he's been on several parcels of land more than twenty two thousand acres that the cost of nearly two million dollars it was money he didn't have and now he's been convicted on two felony counts for disrupting a government auction and could face ten years behind bars earlier i spoke to that man better number seventy his real name is tim de christopher and i asked why he was willing to go through all this trouble to protect the land. was well aware of the auction and there were a lot of concerns about a look at our use of the auction so the fact that the public is locked out of the decision making process for public lands and just the threat of climate change those associated with this bill now being played are going tolerably was so clearly part of this auction. so i was i was aware of that one had to do something to stand in the way of this auction and also to delete the long enough for the new administration come in and. return the option which ended up happening. and they had alread

los kings se llevan en utah. ahora podrían cambiar de destino. los guerreros de golden state.beneficios para veteranos. y este sábado en phoenix arizona se enfrentan los atleticos de oclkand. >> la novia de mñxico regresará a ser novia de verdad. hoy se confirmó la separación de lucero con mijares. dice que mantendrá una amistad. en una entrevista negó los rumores que ya tiene nueva pareja. su vida profesional está en un muy buen momento ya que lanzará su segundo video musical de su álbum más reciente. >> se presentará un filme donde cuenta sus historias. en un intento de mostrar porque venimos. >> ese es el título de la película. ideada por las redadas del año 2006. si quiere es mañana en bahía vista de san rafael. además de ver la película podrán conversar con productores y actores. no se lo pierda ma a

citizens to sponsor foreign residents who want to work or study in utah. >>> time now 6:49. in the delta there is a new attempt to control an evasive weed there. it's called a jerry denza. it's a real problem in discovery bay and near bethel island. it's almost impossible to get rid of. the department of boating and water ways will apply a pesticide to slow down its growth. it's harmless to people an animals. residents should avoid using delta water for this landscaping during this water treatment. >>> a new mexico woman is suing the restaurant chain chilis. she allegedly found a two inch needle in her food last july. she claims she is more upset because she says the restaurant chain took more than 50 days to have the needle test the. by the way there is no official comment yet from the chilis restaurant chain about that lawsuit. >>> right now we want to go back over to sal to check in on the roads as the commute gets busier. >> all right as we starts in contra costa county i want to thank one of my tweeters that says commuters taking nasha valley road to concord the signal

i'm basically referring to arizona, new mexico, and the adjourning portions of colorado, utah, nevada, california, and i guess the west texas deserts. here in the southwest, we have a very large number of endangered species. this shows you county by county how many threatened species there are. there's a clear con concentration in the united states as well as florida and the appalachian mountains. the southwest has been one the fastest growing areas of the country and the population here has been increasing dramatically in all of the southwestern states. we are leading the area with the population to be close to 11 million in 2030, and other states are growing as well, just not as fast. here in the southwest there's a an nexus with a diverse region and a variety of species and the most quickest growing regions of the country. that generated a lot of conflict over the endangered species act. why is a state like arizona so bilogically diverse? a lot of people who don't live here don't realize that because of the deserts. a lot has to do with elevation. this map shows you the state and t

. >>> over in the western athletic conference tournament, next up for the spartans is top- seeded, utah, state who will play in the semifinals tomorrow in las vegas. >>> a new phase emerges at a bay area soon. it is a face you simply cannot help but love. >> more wet weather on the horizon. mark tamayo will tell us when and where you can expect the wet weather. >> if there is no tv nearby, you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >> take a look at this, nature's fury captured on video. rising river waters sent his home into a river in southern, ohio. the river water started rising two weeks ago. the owner is promising to rebuild the says he will do it further back from the water's edge. >>> in the bay area we are seeing the last drips of grain for today -- of rain for today. >> yeah, we are tracking some clouds on the pacific that will be a factor as you head into your weekend but right now we do have some lingering clouds with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a possibility of a few lingering

and top seeded utah state tomorrow, shot of the day within the big east tournament quarters. tied 74-74. uconn's walker upset the panthers 76-74 you have to like that. 11 of the world's top golfers completed a round of golf in miami. check out the circled area there in your left corner. 50--mile-per-hour winds knocked down some poles. >>> giants also beat cincinnati today in arizona. baumgartner strikes out six. sanchez and ross all homer in the 7-0 victory. oakland a's settle for a tie against kansas city. >> you don't hear that very often in baseball. >> thanks fred. >>> the height of the flu season is seeing what some say is impartial to the bay area. coming up, you may have thought h1n1 would go away. but despite ample amounts of vaccines it is making its presence again. the impact coming up in 30 minutes. and that is our report for tonight. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. for all -- for everyone here, thanks for joining us. >> good night.

. >>> why symptom people are not happy about the state's newest symbol in utah. plus it's not the usual dui, what a texas man did instead of getting in his car that still landed him in jail. >> soggy this morning, but not too bad. we're looking at light rain across the area, giving you a live look from walnut creek where we do continue with the possibility of scattered showers, maybe even thunderstorms for the afternoon. but the storm connected to arrive tonight. we'll talk about that after the break. >>> this morning, part of interstate 95 in new york city will be closed for ceremony to honor 15 people killed in a bus crash. the accident happened last wreak after the bus headed to manhattan to the casino in connecticut flipped on to its side in the bronx. a pole sliced through the bus. the bus driver's lance has been is spended. speed may have been a factor. >>> the fbi is investigating a possible bomb left inside a federal building. the suspicious device turned up yesterday inside the mcnamara federal building in detroit. security officers found a metal coin bo

up one fourth of the nation's gain and we are home to the fastest growing states including arizona, utah, and idaho. >>> two busloads of bay area entrepreneurs are on their way to the south by southwest conference in austin, texas. they are there to brainstorm ideas for new technology companies. about 30 startup bus participants left san francisco this morning. organizers say last years riders came up with two ideas that turned into real world businesses. >>> a rare bird at the monterey aquarium. it's all about baby steps. >>> they may be more wet weather by the end of the week. the bay area should get a warm- up tomorrow. meteorologist rosemary orozco will tell us which neighborhoods will be the warmest. >>> if there is no tv nearby, you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. >> san francisco light rail service is back on schedule tonight after overhead power cable problem led to problems. it slowed up on service from the financial district. muni says that crews had to wait for the morning rush hour to and around 10:00 a.m. to get

for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? mr. chaffetz: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: thank you, mr. speaker. the united states congress is the only place that i know of that we talk about trillions of dollars, trillion with a t. how much is a trillion dollars? it's a number so large it's hard to get your arms around it. but if you were to spend $1 million a day, $1 million every day it would take you almost 3,000 years to get to $1 trillion. this nation right now is almost $14 trillion in debt. the country is going to spend more than $3.5 trillion over 12 months. we're more than $220 billion was added to our debt just last month. somehow someway this government has got to recognize that we are going to have to do more with less, that the proper role of government does not allow us to unilaterally use this, the voting card of the united states congress, as the biggest