printed books in >>> and bookshelf bonanza, one of the oldest printed books in the world turns up in utahcaptions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello. good thursday morning to you. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. veronica dela cruz. today we begin with digging out of the deficit. president obama laid out his blueprint yesterday for how to get out of the nation's debt. not surprisingly, the republicans say the plan doesn't work for them. nbc's steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: under fire from critics who claim he's failed to lead, president obama laid out his new plan to blood up our red ink. >> we have to live within our means. we have to reduce our deficit and we have to get back on a path that will allow us to pay down our debt. >> reporter: the obama goal is to wipe out $4 trillion of deficit in 12 years, debt declining as a percentage of the economy in 2015. with a fail-safe clause to force spending cuts if that target is not hit. and for every $3 in spending cuts, $1 in tax hikes. focused on the top brackets, plus mortgage and

utah reconoce que necesita los inmigrant inmigrantes. >> en washington, lori montenegro, telemundo.bernador de georgia. dijo hoy día que firmará la ley hb87 aunque no fijó fecha. dijo y aseguró que no espera demandas porque a diferencia de la ley sb 1070 la policía solamente le puede pedir documentos migrator migratorios a los que habían cometido dolidos. aseguró que no habrá boicot contra el estado de georgia. >> de vuelta en arizona un padre y su hijo dueños de la cadena de restaurantes mexicanos serán demandados por contratar a indocumentados y pagarle bajo la mesa. le pagaban a los indocumentados que trabajaban en la cocina y no reportaban impuestos después de 15 allanamientos sepulimultáneoss grandes indocumentados fueron también detenidos. >> momento de una breve pausa pero al regresar. décadas de cárcel para secuestradores de un conocido empresario mexicano. >> además las razones por qué >> nos vamos a méxico en un sangriento combate entre chico r sicarios. pero antes nos dirán cuánto tiempo pagaran. cuando secuestraron. >> buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes josé se trata de 5 s

his free-throw puts utah up by one.th no time on the clock kobe bryant has a chance to win but loses the ball. utah stuns the lakers 86-85. >>> in baseball the red sox can't seem to catch a break. top of the second, cleveland makes a great throw from right field to nail j.d. drew at the plate. in the fourth jack hanahan hits a single to center to put the indians up by one. the sox are kept winless this season. >>> in extra innings joe mauer's single to right puts the twins up by one over the yankees. bottom of the tenth, derek jeter goes down swinging. minnesota rallies to beat new york 5-4. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and a look at how republicans plan to shrink the government and overhaul medicare. i can't breathe... so i can't sleep... and the next day i pay for it. i tried decongestants... i tossed & turned... i even vaporized! and then i fought back: with drug-free breathe right advanced. these nasal strips instantly opened my nose, like a breath of fresh air. i was breathing and

this utah kid is amazing. take a look at this utah draft who has become a youtube phenom. hundreds of thousands have watched the video of the 13-year-old quarterback showing off his incredible arm and his accuracy. it's remarkable. he and his dad made the video just for fun, but after all this attention he's getting and that arm, this guy may only have a few more years of free time on sunday. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> this april has been miserable for flooding. over 50 tornado reports almost 50 i should say throughout texas, louisiana and mississippi. this area has been hard hit. we have more storms on the way. we are dealing with storms throughout alabama. 71 mile per hour wind gust. they are going to do it all over again this afternoon. this area of white. if you are here tomorrow morning, the damage pictures are coming out of kentucky and northern alabama. high pressure building over nevada. nice weather over most of arizona. clouds and a weak storm system off sho

the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: it's my understanding that i have three additional minutes, i'll yield an additional minute, i know you've got additional speakers, i yield you one minute of our time. the chair: the gentleman yields one minute to the gentleman from missouri. mr. cleaver: i thank the gentleman from utah. the chair: the gentleman now has two and a half minutes. mr. cleaver: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from texas, ms. sheila jackson lee. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chair. i thank the gentleman from utah for yielding to the c.b.c. the c.b.c. budget saves $235 billion in interest over 10 years, which the republican budget does not. i am glad to stand here and talk about ports and public transit but i'm even more glad to talk about the $5 billion that goes into general sciences, space, and technology and the $5 billion for community development. the reason why i want to say that is, for all the tax cuts to the wealthy,

. >> -- utah. >> his trip was tracked. >> his college roommate committed suicide and he's charged with a hate crime and more. how police are trying to use his tweets against him. a pot club so pretty it's award worthy. >> good evening. the talk is the president is aiming to raise $1 billion for his reelection campaign. and he spent the day in the bay area collecting cash. grace lee is at the auditorium where the president just wrapped up the speech. grace. >> reporter: that's right. there were a lot of people around here. the motorcade just took off. this is one of the who's who of democrats. nanny be -- nancy be lohse was -- pelose was here. this is an event that anyone could attend. earlier tonight was that dinner that you may have heard of that $35,000 a plate dinner. we are hearing that stevie wonder was there as well performing for the president. now this is just some of the three events that the dnc is hoping to raise 2 1/2 to $3 million. here's what the president had to say earlier tonight. >> and that's what this campaign has to be about. about your jobs, about your families, a

. >> then i spent a few days basically driving through, i stopped over in utah. >> your i-phone knowsve, secretly tracking you. meet the two who found the secret file. >> and we take up inside a pot store getting a nod from the american institute of architects. good evening. i'm dana king. >> i'm ken batista. the president expected to raise a record one billion dollars for his campaign. >> he spent the day here collecting cash. grace lee is where he just wrapped up his speech about 90 minutes ago. >> reporter: that's right. what a difference an hour and a half makes. it's all cleaned up and quiet but there were big names to help the president reach that billion dollar mark. stevie wonder preformed. some big name democrats were here but it all got started with a star athlete. former san francisco 49er and hall of famer jerry rice kicked off the rally. the fundraising season has started. >> we are laying for something even more important than a super bowl ring and trust me i don't say that about many things. i'm wearing any super bowl ring. >> reporter: 2500 supporters packed the room w

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: i could not agree more that we should not have a government shutdown. i could not agree more that we need to take steps to protect and improve our economy. and i could not agree more that we need to take steps to make sure that our brave uniformed men and women are fairly compensated and otherwise treated. i must, however, express my profound, albeit respectful, disagreement with my colleague, the junior senator from new jersey. this is not a possible shutdown that we're facing as a result of the republican party or the tea party. as a life long republican and a founding member of the tea party caucus, i can tell you there is not one member of this body, nor is there one member of the senate tea party caucus who -- who wants a government shutdown. certainly no republican. republicans have, from the outset of this, attempted to bring forward proposals to make sure that we don't get into a shutdown. the question we need to ask ourselves, is why does the president of the united stat

you've worked for him in the past, also from utah. he wrote a letter to president obama.e's positive about the president. he writes -- "i am most grateful for the graciousness and kindness you have shown me and my family, particularly your confidence in my ability to represent you in china. you are a remarkable leader and it has been a great honor getting to know you." do you think that will rear its head in the primary fight for jon huntsman, if he's a candidate? >> that letter, coupled with the fact that he was in the administration, ambassador to china during president obama's time in office, might not be a huge benefit to him. on the other hand, i don't think it will be all that surprising to anyone that as he's writing a letter to someone who was his boss for a significant amount of time, if he gives him some praise for exercising some leadership, that may not be the death mill. >> jennifer granholm, governor, as i talk to white house advisers, they do look at romney seriously. why? because they think he's got the staying power, the money, the organization to make th

my family lives in alpine, utah.is the point, i guess, but i use it taught in my office to get through the week. in terms of the taxes, i am not sure i totally understand the question you're asking. i believe fundamentally, we are taxing, borrowing, and spending too much money. 25 cents out of every dollar spent in this country is spent by the federal government. we are spending more than we collect. we collect in the neighborhood of $2.20 trillion. we are spending $1 trillion more than that. in february, whee added $20 billion to our deficit. -- we added $20 billion to our deficit. we cannot sustain that. i do not believe you can get there by raising taxes. host: our guest has been congressman jason chaffetz, republican of utah, budget committee member, second term in the house, who has a long day ahead of him. in about 40 minutes, we'll have a discussion of u.s.-british relations, but coming up the to the break, congressman jim mcdermott, from washington state, a member of the ways and means committee. we'll talk a

a few weeks after the shooting, the governor of utah signed a bill proclaiming the first official state gun, and the university of texas is about to become the second major school after the university of utah to allow students to carry concealed weapons on campus. clyde wilcox is a professor of government at georgetown university and author of several books on subjects like gun control and the christian right. >> the interesting thing is we've come to the point where the debate is over whether you can carry a weapon in a bar, in a church, in a gymnasium, which were the places in the past where we thought maybe you don't want to have a gun because fights can break out or people can become inflamed. so it's really on the edge that we're having this whole discussion now. >> jesus ministered to the most marginalized, and he didn't do it with a gun. he didn't do it with violence. he did it with love. >> i have been a man who has turned the other cheek. you're talking to a man who has been jumped by gangs and beat. you're talking to a man who's been in several knife fights. you're talking to

. >> club deportivo san josé earthquakes reciben al club deportivo real salt lake (utah). >> le diremosción deportiva. >> muy buenas noches. >> de acuerdo a lo mostrado a los equipos de la liga mexicana. >> parecía que entendieron propuesta. >> se encontraron con gol de vestidr. >> doble cabezazo en el área termina el gol. >> se busca la anotacion de corona. >> quintero sale expulsado. >> todo termino bien. >> santos vence. >> otros con fiesta era gallos blancos del querétaro que hoy jugaron con san luis. >> especialmente por remontar un adverso. >> se habían puesto arriba en el marcador. >> minuto 33 la acción. >> minuto 87 bueno logrando de cabeza el gol de la victoria. >> que termino ganando el gallos blancos del querétaro. >> hoy lo apoyaron. >> estadio jalisco. >> club deportivo atlas contra estudiantes. >> cejas con el 1 a 0. >> quería vencer. >> hondureño marcaba el gol que se lleva el empate. >> chivas rayadas de guadalajara ayer venció a hidrocalidos del necaxa . >> club deportivo jaguares termina el invicto. >> mañana diablos rojos del club deportivo toluca contra la ciudad de

in utah a flash and grab. the suspects snatched $4,000 worth of coral from a fish tank.ho wanted the merchandise back doesn't think they want it back outside of the tank. in indiana a grandma with guns. at 60 bonnie is in shape. she is taking a break to focus on a triathalon. in washington, d.c. the spring weather made for a great stroll in the nation's capitol. they krob cro they made it safely and ended the day with a relaxing swim. now for a look at your national and regional weather. pretty cute. >> little obstacle course. really cute. especially the last one. the west coast we are going to watch a cold front moving on shore today. two strong storms affecting the northeast today. and the west. this one pretty strong cold front. with it the winds will howh. temperatu areas of rain. nothing too bad. as the day goes on, we'll have a chance of showers and rain. south of san francisco, for the most part you will see a dry day. you will see them and haven't made it to interstate 5. high elevations could see snowflakes with this. in the mountains, a winter weather advisory

very good. [ laughter ] >> ryan from orem, utah. >> jimmy: ryan from orem, utah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: verylisten up, here's how the game works. to your right, the sharp 108. this is the dreaded dart board of insanity. >> man: oh, hell no! >> jimmy: now, one at a time you'll take this official buzz beat rapid blast air blaster and shoot a rubber dart at the board. the board will quickly flash between various stunts you may be subjected to each which carries a specific point value. for instance, we have, veggie wedgie for 3 points. bride of spankenstein for 5 points. or the greatest nip rip for 12 points. that is where we rip off one of your nipples and bury it in a shallow grave. [ laughter ] whatever your dart lands on that's what you'll have to do. whoever has the most points at the end of the round wins the game and a check for $100. you guys ready? >> all right. >> jimmy: very good. great, contestant number one you're up first. stand behind the firing line here. let's initiate the dart board insanity. ♪ here's your gun. good luck. fire when ready. [ ding ] syrup hat! [ cheers and applau

she's in utah.reat guy, is kurt, he's just, kurt is, he's in real estate, a great guy. you would like him. >> jimmy: okay. >> he's your kind of guy. >> jimmy: are you trying to fix me up on a date? >> not with kurt. he's a good guy. anyway. it's his birthday. so, my wife says to me on the phone, i think she's serious, she's kidding, but i don't know, she says, why don't you get him, going to dinner with him? i said, yeah. get him a hustler gift card. a gift card g the hustler store. >> jimmy: okay. >> the hustler store. so, i didn't know she was kidding. so i said to daniel, drive down snelt boulevard. pouring rain. there's the hustler. i said, pull over. he don't believe it. you're going to the hustler store mr. king? yeah, i am. you sure? i want to go in there. so, he brings the umbrella, he runs around to let me out, and runs back into the car. he should not be seen in front of this store. i walk in and there's a lady there, i said, spectacular looking place. i don't want to describe it. it's a f

but nobody seems to be talking about kentucky and utah, the two favorites. for the wildcats to advance they have to stop walker. he is averaging 25 points a game. >> in my opinion, he is the best player in america. it is about the team. it is about the passes we set up to have him do what he does. it is two of the best teams in america plane each other. >> it will be fun to watch. the caps have 101 points on the season. it is the third straight season they have gone over the century mark in points. they did it last night with an overtime win over columbus. jason is on the doorstep. sudden victory. for-3 with a win over columbus. the caps were back on the ice today for practice. there are only four games left in the regular season. it was great to see mike green back on the ice and skating well. he said he could be back before the playoffs. >> you want him to come back. you are fighting yourself because you have to do the right thing. when he is ready, you will come back. >> the baltimore orioles open the season tonight against the defending champions. the na

el partido de vuelta se jugara el proximo miercoles en el estadio rio tinto de sandy utah...ser el monarca de la concacaf, tendra su boleto directo al mundial de clubes.... las aguilas de america consiguieron anoche su pase a los octavos de final de la copa libertadores tras igualar a cero con el nacional del montevideo... los cremas y los jaguares de chiapas son los unicos reprensentan tes aztecas que todavia viven la libertadores.. el destino de los equipos mexicanos en los octavos de final es el siguiente.... los jaguares de chiapas se enfrentaran al atletico juniors de colombia... mientras que las aguilas del america jugaran ante el santos de brasil.... la mayoria de edad tuvo que esperar el real madrid para volver a levantar la copa del rey, que rumbo a la fuente de la cibeles en la capital iberica dio su primer mal paso... pues sergio ramos dejo caer el codiciado trofeo que despues fue arrollado por el autobus que transportaba al equipo merengue. la joyeria encargada de hacer el trofeo aseguro.. que tambien se hace una replica por lo que el real madrid en todo caso cont

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

. >>> this comes to us from ksl 5 news in salt lake city, utah, where a sea exploration company went to great depths to make a whale of a discovery. the treasure hunters found what they're calling the oldest shipwreck in the caribbean. the deep sea discovery off the coast of the dominican republic produced a bevy of booty. divers brought up 16th century coins and artifacts. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> siberian tigers may be the biggest cats in the world, but this little one has a lot of growing to do. a baby tiger cub was born in the zoo last week. siberian tigers are a rare species and rarely born in captivity. zookeepers raised his mother, so he's being bottle fed, as well. >>> this is a true love story about birds. storks mate for life and for the past eight years, one male returns annually to nest with his companion who can't migrate due to a gunshot wound. a man in croatia has taken care of her ever since. although the bird's tardiness made a few nervous that he didn't show, the male did end up ret

matheson of utah. the chair: 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, mr. chairman. i offer this bipartisan amendment offered by myself and mr. pearce of new mexico. over history, at times, the federal government has given land to various airport authorities. it could be a city, county or state with a reverter clause if the land is no longer used for the purpose it was given or sold to that airport. i'm not suggesting we ignore that clause, but there are circumstances that there are other uses. so our amendment says as long as this land is continued to be used for airport purposes, the reverter clause -- that the f.a.a. has the ability to ignore the reverter clause or adjust the reverter clause to allow this land to be covented to be used in a different manner than was used before. it exists in different parts of the country and was hanging out for a few years in our congressional districts and we found a way to address th

. >>> this comes from ksl 5 news in salt lake city, utah, where in nearby bountiful a group of women gathered to show a teacher the impression of music left on them. they often get together to reminisce decided to track down their elementary music teacher. as they were doing some digging they were reunited with their 101-year-old mentor. almost 70 years later the piano instructor still had a lesson for the class, that the love of music lasts a lifetime. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day. >>> an extremely rare animal has become anything but at one zoo in serbia after the addition of four newborns, the zoo now boasts a total of ten white lions. fewer than 300 are known to exist worldwide and the breeding program has made the animals a star attraction. thankfully, the cubs are healthy and been welcomed with open arms by their mother. >>> just when you think folks have thought about everything royal, think again. in london there's an edible portrait of the royal couple on pizza. olives and sausages used for hair, chicken for their faces and pep

no. 17 is in provo, utah. no. 23 is in ohio. and number 29, which is i think the same school as 30, is in devereaux, florida. my question to you is they are very far away. are these the only places in the united states where these services can be provided? certainly, when we take into account that they are boarding schools, that there are transportation costs, one must question this. the union has urged san francisco unified school district to provide access to these services through the school district for many years. we hope that we can begin to reduce this huge outlay of money and provide these services to our students internally, within the san francisco unified school district. thank you. president mendoza: thank you. >> commissioners of the board of education, superintendent carlos garcia in the pink shirt -- [laughter] i rise to speak to you about two items. they are on page 32, item 3k. the item there is remarkable and commendable because the school district, through the decision not to modernize one campus and to have t

top speed limits in the country these days are texas and utah. both top out at 80 miles an hour on some roads. now a bill in texas would allow a speed limit of 85 on selected new highways in the future. gary elkins, a republican who supports it told nbc it's because texans have a lot of ground to cover in a hurry. >> we're not talking like in the northeastern states where a lot of your viewers are where 50 miles is a long trip. everything in texas is 200 or 300 miles. in west texas, our state reps, their districts may be 500 miles from one end to the other. and you have to drive because there's not airports available in the rural towns and communities. so people need to be able to drive to get there in a timely manner. >> the bill to okay this 85 mile an hour limit still has passed one hurdle. it heads to the state senate and the governor. >>> up next tonight, here comes the bride, and the next time we see her, about a billion people will be watching. >>> unlike the wedding of charles and diana, this groom isn't the next in line for the throne, a

sometime last year, i was in utah. i had a meeting with a colleague of mine that lives in los angeles. 92 years old. i had the pleasure of driving him for a couple of hours back to the salt lake city airport. we talked along the way about the fact that he grown up in san francisco. recovered various topics along the way. he asked where i live. one second later, he said 741 taylor. it dawned on me, i live at bush and taylor. it is the block to the south. it took me 20 seconds to figure that out, it took him one second because he had delivered fish to some establishment there that is currently the academy of art university facility. we got onto booker. i dunno if i was talking about it. i think he raised it because he had something to do with it. we never got to his exact relationship. the subject came up. the environmental impact report has been before us because they're proposing a new building. he said, they are still there? and i said, not only that, they're proposing a new development. he looked at me and his eyes g

year, 26 percent more people of call aaa after running out of gas in northern california, nevada and utahce at $4 is reached that's a psychological barrier for some people. some folks are trying to stretch of their tank because of the thought of how much this will cost me to put more gas and to my vehicle. that's something they're considering. >>grant: experts warn running at of gases that for multiple reasons. >> if you're stranded somewhere in a dangerous situation you want to avoid that. also, all that sediment that to build up in the bottom of your gas tank unplug filters, injectors. >>grant: sold in the prices start going down so it can stay in school and he does have to get out and push. in san francisco, grant kron 4 news. >>louisa: lot of cloud cover their and a lot of moisture producing a few showers. storm tracker 4 all lit up in you could see the showers from morgan hill and to gilroy. very light rain this evening if anything. he could see through livermore it's all there and also look into the north bay as well. what of the moisture from hills gergen to petaluma. your when sta

the study shows this bike is up in northern california, nevada and utah. aaa said 26 percent more people have called in this order out of gas than last year. >> ones that $4 mark is reached to that's a psychological barrier for some people, he may say some people are trying to stretch of the tank because of the thought of how much this will cost. >>pam: experts warn running out of gasoline can be bad for multiple reasons. if drivers to be stranded in an unsafe situation and it could be harmful to your engine. >>reporter: markets the most annoying thing about driving in san francisco, going up and down the city hills looking for parking space. while this transportation authority agrees with that statement, they brought out and i phone up to make parking more painless. coming up later we will find out if it works. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula

you'll be just fine in much of california, nevada, and utah.he only problem spot is maybe wear the raincoat up in the northwest. it's not miserable, but there are areas of rain once again from medford northward right along the coastal sections. interior areas will get a little less. the mountains, the highest of elevations could get snow mixing in. not a lot changes this week. tuesday looks the same. still the moisture feed come ofç the pacific. we're in the 50s, but that chance of rain will continue along the northwest coast. well, if you are watching us on kntv nbc 11 in california's bay area, look through the lens at an american west photographed before 19th century development at pick touring modernity at the san francisco modern museum of art in san francisco. that's our pacific event of the day. >> bill, thank you. >>> a look at entertainment. with ticket sales at the box office sharply down, this weekend, a family film came to the rescue, "hop," a combined action animation comedy about a rabbit who will one day be the easter bunny took t

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: madam president, i'm going to defer my remarks until after the distinguished senator from -- from nebraska speaks. now, i want to defer to this wonderful senator because he has done more than any other person at trying to repeal this awful tax provision, this 1099 tax increase provisions, and he deserves the credit, so i would like him to lead off here in our debate, and then i will speak probably after the distinguished chairman of the finance committee. so i'd -- i would yield the floor to the distinguished senator from nebraska. the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr. johanns: madam president, i -- i wish to start today by thanking the distinguished senator from utah for this courtesy. i appreciate it immensely. it's been a bit of a long and tortured process to get here today, and so i really appreciate the opportunity to speak first. all of us, madam president, work across our states. i think of communities like carney, nebraska, scottsbluff, nebraska. i walk

republican congressman jason chaffetz of utah: >> i understand how there are people that are emotionallyrged on both sides of this issue, but the constitution is crystal clear and that's what we should living by. and until it's amended, i think we continue on the current trajectory. >> reporter: but that presents a real problem says matthew spalding, a constitutional scholar at the heritage foundation, a conservative think-tank in washington. >> it can't be in another state, which is why they created the district in the first place. so how do you solve this dilemma in the one hand that recognizes this question about representation and the necessity of having the district, the federal government not in a state, really in a place where it has its own sovereign jurisdiction. >> reporter: regardless of the reason, many d.c. residents say the status quo is unacceptable. >> i find it infuriating that lawmakers take our tax money and make laws for the rest of the country and impose ones on d.c. that we don't want without any representation. >> that's taxation without representation and that's p

transitioning back into society, have cut recidivism rates up to 32% in states like oregon, kansas, and utah >> there are more effect and i have less expensive strategies that improve public safety. >> reporter: how many of you think you're coming back. judge hoffman said the recidivism rate for his is 17% below the national average. this morning, 57-year-old roxanne jones walked out of jail, believing he can beat the national odds. jim axelrod, cbs news, north brunswick, new jersey. >> couric: we have an update now on our investigation of an adoption scam. roxanne jones offered her babies to would-be parents if they paid some of her living expenses but now prosecutors say she admits she wasn't even pregnant. jones was arrested after being confront by our chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian. today, she was hit with 12 federal charges of fraud. and coming up next, it's chip's nation but it's filled with the american spirit. 7 stop it. the part of the project they see as the ultimate insult. next >> couric: and finally tonight, america isn't just a nation. it's also a family. and

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i see my good friend from utah has come in. with that, i will yield the floor. mr. hatch: mr.e presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: i thank my colleague and appreciate him. sometimes it amazes me how quickly debates change here in washington. at this time in 2009 president obama was riding high. heralded as the second coming of franklin roosevelt. his election was a sea change in the attitudes of american taxpayers. when his democratic predecessor came to congress and announced the era of big government is over, president obama came to washington convinced that the era of big government was just beginning with historic majorities in both houses of congress he and his capitol hill allies set about the business of transforming the nation's economy with massive jolts of new government spending and regulation. they cultivated an unholy alliance with big labor, big business and big government and the hope for was a corporative states where government bureaucrats would calculate the fair share for the redistribution of policies. they exploded the growth of the federa