king of iowa. the chair: the gentleman from iowa and member opposed will be recognized for 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa. kicking i yield myself -- mr. king: i yield myself two minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment is before the house this evening is an amendment that shuts off the funding within this continuing resolution to what we will know as the davis-bacon act. the davis-bacon act was generated during the early years of the depression era about 1931 and designed to keep the african american workers out of the trade unions in new york. that's the source of it. and i have been underneath this law of my working life as a construction contractor and my hands-on experience is as strong as anyone's in this chamber. the costs that are added to our construction projects is what we should be thinking about, this congress of ausetert, cutting spending and cutting spending and it's this, the extra wages paid out unnecessarily total $10.9 billion according to heritag

king of iowa. the chair: the gentleman from iowa, mr. king and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognized the gentleman from iowa. mr. king: i yield myself 30 seconds. >> i reserve a point of order. the chair: the gentleman from new york reserves a point of order. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. king: the amendment number 268 goes to the end of the bill and says that none of the funds made available in this act may be used to pay the vail of any officer of employee of any government agency with respect to carrying out the provisions of obamacare. it is that simple. it's one way to slow down the implementation an enforcement of opaw macare until such time as we see that day that the full repeal is signed by hopefully the next president of the united states unless the one we have today has a reconsideration. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. who claims time in opposition. ms. delauro: i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield one minute to t

king of iowa. the chair: the gentleman from iowa, mr. king and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognized the gentleman from iowa. mr. king: i yield myself 30 seconds. >> i reserve a point of order. the chair: the gentleman from new york reserves a point of order. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. king: the amendment number 268 goes to the end of the bill and says that none of the funds made available in this act may be used to pay the vail of any officer of employee of any government agency with respect to carrying out the provisions of obamacare. it is that simple. it's one way to slow down the implementation an enforcement of opaw macare until such time as we see that day that the full repeal is signed by hopefully the next president of the united states unless the one we have today has a reconsideration. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. who claims time in opposition. ms. delauro: i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield one minute to t

then later, after we sample iowa's finest chicken, iowa's finest band. with music from this -- their new album called "audio secrecy" -- stone sour from the bud light stage. stone sour. tomorrow night we'll be joined by jason sudekis, blake griffin from the l.a. clippers, and music from keri hilson. [ applause ] join us tomorrow night, too. this weekend, our first guest won best actor at the goya awards, which is spain's version of the oscars. later this month he'll compete for best actor at the academy awards, which is america's version of the goyas. he's nominated for his excellent work in the movie "biutiful," which is in theaters now. please say hello to javier bardem. [ cheers and applause ] really terrific to have you here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're a great actor. i'm a big fan of yours. it's amazing to me that you could be a great actor in not your first language in another language, that's pretty -- >> first, i don't know if i'm a good actor or not. when i speak in english i don't even know what i'm saying [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> i

. >>> after the smoke cleared following the iowa caucuses for the nomination in 2008 a lot of people were surprised that the runaway winner, former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, who made a particularly strong showing among evangelical voters and women. he didn't get the nomination but will 2012 be a different story? i joined him for a duck hunt in our interview series "the contenders." if you want to get to know a guy -- >> all right, let's go get some ducks. >> beware, ducks. >> reporter: -- spend a few hours with him on the prairie going duck hunting. mike huckabee, former arkansas governor, presidential candidate, winner of the iowa caucuses in 2008, one of the front-runners in 2012 took us out a while back. a passion for him, always has been and as he explained it's a way to do business out here. >> i used to -- when i was in the office, i would hunt 40 days a year. just in duck season because it was something i could go do early in the morning and be back in the office by 9:30. you want to meet? great, meet me at 4:30. we'll go duck hunting, talk on the way and talk on the w

i spent a long time and iowa, the state of iowa. by second husband was editor of a magazine, which is the history magazine of viola to be around the time that the first book was written he wrote a little article football. i remember sitting across the table from and him telling me the principle behind the abc computer, the first computer. there were so crystal clear to me that he explained them clearly. it was so interesting to me how they gelled in my mind. they stuck in my mind. subsequently i was asked to read a book about an american inventor. i said, to the person who was talking to me, you know who invented a computer? there are a lot of reasons for that. books written before about the subjects, and they are all about my guy was first. no, my guy was first. my guy was a real guy. when i destroyed -- decided to do an organized chronologically and to see not just to invented a computer but how the invention of the computer can about. turned out to be a much more dramatic, almost breathless the dramatic story then i realized. the

pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from iowa will be postponed. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri rise? mrs. emerson: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 83, printed in the congressional

the presiding officer: the senator from iowa is recognized. mr. harkin: i ask that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: and, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that steven brenner and kirsten able of my staff be granted floor privileges for the duration of today's senate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: mr. president, if there's one clear message that voters sent in the last electi election, it's that they want democrats and republicans in congress to cut out the bickering and the partisanship and to focus like a laser beam on boosting the economy, creating jobs, and reducing the deficit. so i find it absolutely astonishing that the republicans' number-one priority -- indeed, their obsession almost -- in these opening weeks of the new congress is to launch bitter, new partisan attacks on the new health reform law in an attempt to repeal it in its entirety, something that would cost hundreds of thousands of jobs and add $240 billion to the defici

simpson: i yield to the gentleman from iowa. mr. latham: if there are people concerned about this, why didn't they come to us and talk to us before? we talked about the different groups out there an that's because they've been given bad information that's not true. it is clear from the 2007 bill, and if someone would read it around here, they would understand that the renewable fuel standard is not affected by this. it is specifically outside the jurisdiction of what we're talking about. and so to make any assertion otherwise is simply giving erroneous information puposefully on the floor and that's very, very unfortunate because you do have people that are being told something that is not true and now they're getting all worked up about it. i think is very, very unfortunate. we had a meeting this last week about iowa delegation talking to each other. if you have concerns, why don't you bring it forth so we can take care of the problem. if you want to have the amendment, i would have supported it but it's not needed. it is simply fi

a little bit of iowa news. but the question is, should the president be courting the business community? he makes his first address as commander in chief to the u.s. chamber of commerce. >> if we make america the best place to do business, businesses should make their mark here in america. they should show set up shop here and hire all workers and pay decent wages and invest in the future of this nation. that is their obligation debt that is the message i will be bringing to american business leaders at the chamber of commerce on monday. that government and businesses have mutual responsibilities. and if we build these obligations together, it benefits us all. our workers will succeed, our nation will prosper, and americ will win the feature in this century, it's just like we did in the last. host: president obama possibly weekly address. should the president be courting the business community? so far callers have n been enthusiastic. let us hear from dana, a republican from baltore. caller: i think we have to

this weekend in iowa they celebrated bacon as food and an art form. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. we have another storm moving in. it's going to be an active week. one storm coming in now and another one wednesday into thursday. portland and seattle dealing with rain this morning and snow down at the pretty low elevations too, so it's chilly. as we go into tuesday, tomorrow, more or less showery type weather. the heavier stuff will come in tuesday night with strong winds on the coast, too. >>> well, if are you watching us on kntv nbc 11 california bay area, you have a wide variety of animal species, including giraffes, gazelles, and even vultures at the african savannah at the oakland zoo. that's your pacific event of the day, veronica. >> very nice. i can't believe they got snow in l.a. >> yeah, it was very low elevations. i know. >> all right. >> here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. here's a quick recap of the major oscars handed out last night. best supporting actress, the fighter's melissa leo who

. >>> an iowa high school wrestler, who many thought had a shot of a state title, didn't get past his first match. but he wasn't pinned, either. joel northrup last his first-round match because he refused to wrestle a girl. that means that cassy herkelman got northrup said his religious beliefs don't allow him to compete in the match. herkelman's win was the first by a female in an iowa state tournament match. >>> the best and brightest are gathering in los angeles for the all-star weekend. highlights of the last game before the break, now, from anish shroff, at espn news. >> good morning. the bulls and spurs, going into. first, they faced off against each other. chicago, 2 1/2 games, behind boston and miami in the east, to play san antonio, hosting the nba's best record. how about derrick rose? 33, the first time these two played back in november. nice finish by rose for three. the spurs, this was the final game of their nine-game rodeo trip. tony parker, he had 26. more from rose, though. he's in the nba skills competition. now, you see why. rose, 11 points in the first quarter, aft

this is an iowa, they're dealing with tons of that stuff. they will continue to see it for the next day. more on that coming up. in the meantime watching the latest to join on with the warnings, blizzards, hard freeze warning for dallas. right where they are posted the super bowl.hosting the supe >> that is certainly the problem spot, texas into new orleans. looking ahead freezing rain, over the next couple of days. dragnets today, light snolight stood shos through new england, the midwest is certainly dry. for us, we have been dry, we will stay that way. we have a nice warm up to look forward to! 36 napa, 49 san francisco, livermore low 30s. lots of sunshine today, but temperatures are warming up come tomorrow. we will see an nice little warming trend. to date = '60 to date = s 62 livermore. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. more sunshine ahead of us, mid-upper '70's by the weekend. america? >> a great start to your thursday morning commute. no hot spots on their race. bay bridge toll plaza looks good. great conditions in to san

. >>> an iowa teenager is a youtube celebrity this morning. his impassioned speech to the iowa house of representatives has been watched nearly a million times. >> since the family comes from the commitment we make to each other, to work through the hard times so we can enjoy the good ones. it comes from the love that binds us. >> 19-year-old zach wallace is the son of two lesbian partners. on tuesday, he spoke in front of lawmakers against a resolution which would end civil unions in iowa. back in 2009, same-sex couples line the up for marriage licenses after iowa legalized gay marriage. but tuesday, the iowa house voted in favor of amending the constitution to ban gay marriage, civil unions and domestic partnerships. it still -- it still must be approved by the state senate and voters. >>> laura bush is urging everyone to wear red today calling attention to heart disease in women. now awareness has doubled in the past 12 years. still, the numbers show 16% of women consider it a serious problem even though it's their number one killer. >>> 8:

a male high school wrestfler iowa set to face a female opponent. simply refuses. the first time a female has qualified for the state tournament in iowa and sophomore joel northrup intentionally defaulted saying as a matter of faith he doesn't believe that it's appropriate for a boy to engage a girl in wrestling. kathy who is actually one of two girls to qualify this year since northrup defaulted the match and not forfeit he will continue into the consolation bracket but he could end up facing the other girl. he made his choice he's sticking with it. >> anyway it goes he'll have to battle a girl. >> maybe, maybe. >> thanks for joining us tonight. we'll continue our coverage of president obama's bay area visit with our morning show tomorrow. >> jay len so next. we'll see you tomorrow. from "the office," jenna

a little bit of iowa news. but the question is, should the president be courting the business community? he makes his first address as commander in chief to the u.s. chamber of commerce. >> if we make america the best place to do business, businesses should make their mark here in america. they should show set up shop here and hire all workers and pay decent wages and invest in the future of this nation. that is their obligation debt that is the message i will be bringing to american business leaders at the chamber of commerce on monday. that government and businesses have mutual responsibilities. and if we build these obligations together, it benefits us all. our workers will succeed, our nation will prosper, and america will win the feature in this century, it's just like we did in the last. host: president obama possibly weekly address. should the president be courting the business community? so far callers have not been enthusiastic. let us hear from dana, a republican from baltimore. caller: i think we hav

that is very much at the forefront of people in iowa. that will factor into the 2012 composition as innumerable candlelight parade through iowa. there will be confronted with questions in a very real, on the ground way about how some of these budget questions will be at rest in that state and those localities with tremendous need going on that right now. host: where will build the compromise on spending dead guest: we don't know yet. we will get more comments from the president tomorrow. we have made clear and i think the voters have made clear and the callers have made clear that the current course is something we cannot sustain. that is something that threatens our national security. one thing i think tracy sort of touched on is state budgets. we have states, the majority of the states that are in real financial straits right now. if the states don't solve those problems individually, we have that same problem going on throughout the country. host: here is another comment -- guest: i don't think that tax relief causes more debt. i thin

the act college entrance crams are of more than 150 seniors were lost after they were mailed to iowa to be scored. >> i thought the act would really bump me up and help me to get into uc. >>nuin was one of those that took the test and felt she had done well. she is worried that she won't meet college deadlines. act says tests do get lost although rarely. colleges have been understanding and flexible in these circumstances. >>> and club wet has filed a suit against san jose. the attorney for the group told the mercury the restrictions are so severe, kareokee would be banned. >>> the man accused of killing two people sunday at fisherman's ward will be arranged monday. prosecutors say special circstcould apply because of the multiple murder chargeless. today's ou's suspect says he knows the suspect but only in passing. >> i don't know, i don't understand why shoot. my wife is just kind. >> he described his wife as a caring mother who worked seven days a week. he said she was 30 years old and only given birth to their daughter two months ago. >>> maureen naylor reports, he's already prom

the act college entrance crams are of more than 150 seniors were lost after they were mailed to iowa to be scored. >> i thought the act would really bump me up and help me to get into uc. >>nuin was one of those that took the test and felt she had done well. she is worried that she won't meet college deadlines. act says tests do get lost although rarely. colleges have been understanding and flexible in these circumstances. >>> and club wet has filed a suit against san jose. the attorney for the group told the mercury the restrictions are so severe, kareokee would be banned. >>> the man accused of killing two people sunday at fisherman's ward will be arranged monday. prosecutors say special circumstances could apply because of the multiple murder chargeless. today's ou's suspect says he knows the suspect but only in passing. >> i don't know, i don't understand why shoot. my wife is just kind. >> he described his wife as a caring mother who worked seven days a week. he said she was 30 years old and only given birth to their daughter two months ago. >>> maureen naylor reports, he's alre

across the u.s. a true war against women and in recent weeks lawmakers in south dakota nebraska and iowa have all introduced bills that would have expanded justifiable homicide statutes to cover killings committed in the presence of an unborn child and critics and law enforcement officials voiced concern that these measures could invite violence against abortion providers possibly even provide legal cover for the perpetrators of such crimes but it turns out of those bills in south dakota nebraska and iowa were very similarly worded and for good reason according to mother jones dot com a washington based group is behind these bills and in fact they even helped write them americans united for life is an anti-abortion group and they were invigorated with republicans swept into power last november in the house the g.o.p. also had big gains on the state level and that's when americans united for life went to work they began pushing bills that promoted a culture of life and it's half the rights that women have fought for for decades they've also been behind efforts to defund planned parenthood

but we heard about his strength in iowa back in 2008. we heard about his money bonds, a sizable about money. you may remember the exact percentage that he got in the iowa. it did not translate into major victories in primary after primary. it did not translate into victories. we will see if 2012 is different. but the amount of attention and money he had could have translated into something less time and did not. host: there is up peace posted online at the politico. rick santorum touched off of media firestone that. to denigrate sarah palin and her response was swift and unforgiving. guest: comments by rick santorum now considering a bid for the republican nomination. his essential message was sarah palin was skipping cpac so that chicago make money, making speeches and other financial ventures. there was some blood back pretty quickly about that. he came in for a lot of criticism. he took it that that was not what he meant. he went after political by name. by the video tape, it seems that what he was implying. he was the first likely pr

. >>> when we come back, a little wrestling controversy in iowa. >> yes, involving two very talented, very successful high school wrestlers. one, a boy, a sophomore, gets to the state championship in his first match he is paired up, he is set to go at it with a young girl, who was also a wrestler. he said, you know what? i can't do it. i'm not going to wrestle a girl. forfeits the match. and boy, talk about backlash ever since he made that decision. >> this was a wrestler who was 35-4. amazing record at the state champions. ear going to talk about that when we come back. you're watching "the early show" here on cbs. i scratch it?hing would juse i] [ female a love t ioner, wirmula immediat manags and then a 3:15, with my guilt. [ female announcer ] new special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chips. 110 delicious calories. mmmmmmm...good meeting. same time tomorrow? [ female announcer ] find them in the cracker aisle. i see a bag and think... i could have a chip. yeah right. that's why they're called chips? [ female announcer ] new special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chips. 110 delicious calo

apart from what is happening in iowa, across the united states, we are reading about massive amounts of money, hundreds of thousands of dollars being poured into campaigns for supreme court and courts of review. this is having an effect, of course, it has to have some psychological affect on those who are incumbents, sitting justices, to see what is happening to their bench. it is the test of collegiality when that successful candidate who is bankrolled by an interest group or interest group, makes for a suspicious foundation. it will challenge the collegiality. it is human nature that you will be concerned about that situation. you will be concerned because that person is likely a stranger. it is not someone who came up as a defense attorney who came to the trial court or appellate court or supreme court. you would wonder about the soundness of opinions. i think it would be unrealistic to say that does not cause great consternation and challahs the collegiality of those courts. >> the process of judicial selection becomes more politicized. are we going to see greater demand for refu

after a decade i had finally come full circle and i hadn't found the field of dreams in a corn field in iowa and i hadn't found the field of dreams at the top of,k 2 but i found the field of dreams in a place in a dusty field in a place called corefa in pakistan. amir you want to come up here. >> ♪ i see young boy. etching letters in the sand. ♪ in this land of ancient scars the promise still remains. knew muse when darkn ♪ when stars comes. ♪ first cup your a stranger. ♪ second cup, a friend. ♪ by the third your family. ♪ how long to trust a stranger? ♪ how long to sip three cups of tea? ♪ . >> san francisco. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse

. >>> iowa teenagers impassioned speech describing his relationship with two lesbian partners. >> the since of family comes to the commitment we make with each other. to work through the hard times. it comes from the love that binds us. that's what makes a family. >> on tuesday 19-year-old zach wall spoke in front of lawmakers that would end civil unions in iowa. his speech has 883 hits on you tube. back in 2009 same sex couples lined up to get married. but on tuesday they banned gay marriage, civil unions, and domestic partnership. >>> they signed up for military service on the same day as a attribute to their dying mother. this morning, identical twins from vallejo will take the ceremonial oath of enlistment. they will be sworn in at the hayward recruiting building. they were born in peru and hope their military service will help them become u.s. citizens. >>> one bay area county is getting ready to offer free rides. what group is eligible for this public transportation free bee. >>> good morning, i want to take a look down this alley. come down here you can see a problem focused on

they were lost or damaged after they were mailed to iowa and she said she did poorly the first time and thought she did better the second time she is upset that the new tests were lost. >> i depended on the scores. >> others to do and say they will not meet deadlines and a ct says tests to get lost and a psychologist at the have been understanding and flexible -- said that the schools have been understanding and flexible. >>> fifth-grade teacher george flath died last week and apparently from bacterial meningitis. there's a minimal risk of others becoming sick. if students are given antibiotics as they clutched him. a large swath of our nation is in the grip of a winter storm tonight. we have some pictures to show you from tulsa, oklahoma. governors have declared emergencies in several states and called on the national guard. hundreds of roads have closed due to icy conditions would snow falling as fast as 6 inches an hour -- 2 inches an hour. nationwide as many as six flights were scrubbed and some people told us they got the news at the check-in counter. >> i thought i would come to t

a young man took a stand in iowa. first female wrestler to win a match, because her male opponent did not want to wrestle her. the boy siting his conscious and faith. it is a sport that can get violent. we talked about this. >> you are going to bring this up again? >> i respect that man. there are certain sports where you don't take a woman down. >> or she might take you down. >> you keep saying that. i am not afraid. >> so he says. good night everybody. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. sandra bullock, the other woman, i

and it was under the administration of a remarkable social worker from iowa named hary hopkins. he was the forerunner of the wpa and the prototype for it. this is a page from the cw a and it showed kids getting hot lunches. that was important. he put 2 million americans to work. and that included about 50 thousand school teachers sent out to rural areas. this is a cw a project. that's stern grove behind it. they are using wheel barrels. for this reason, many projects were well built. there are no cw a plot. this was one in berkeley placed there and the tennis court at coat niecis park. i was showing a montessory class there. this is an amphitheatre. it's a wonderful amphitheatre. there was from the sidewalks and they just reused it to create other things. down in menlow park. they built into a caretakers house. the wpa is must more famous. it came after the cw a. it did everything. they put eight and a half million people to work. they built roads. they sewed clothes. they built roads is in san francisco. this one, i have seen them on sidewalks in san francisco. this is on a ret

in wisconsin, they have the same thing in iowa and illinois -- actually have built prisons just for sex offenders. can you imagine? the entire prison are sex offenders, mostly young men. that is what they are. young men who are confused about their sexuality. as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn't that enough? we have, like, 2 million of them. it should be social workers, correctional workers. parole workers. get rid of parole officers and probation officers all together. i call them resource centers so that when somebody comes out of jail or prison, that it would not matter if they came out of a mental hospital or and mentally retarded group home or they are getting out of jail or sleeping on the streets, when they get out, they go to something called a resourced center for health, and there, there would be social worker people that would help them. it does not really matter if they get out of jail or prison and a sleeping on the streets. i saw the same pe

. >> host: you finally leave the south and go back up north first two iowa then plant back in chicago. what was going on and then also the radio job. >> i wanted to be a press reporter. the difference between 62 and 65 was an amazing length of time. what had happened. and in chicago and the civil-rights movement was growing in the south. people were making demands for construction or getting into the trade unions so the black people were sought out to be reporters. you apply it to be on tv? people said you will not cover our e benz unless you send black reporters. i don't know how many of us would have entered the profession that early. but if i had jobs from all over and i was getting a job offers all of a sudden my a sex and color that was a handicapped was now and the advantage provide to a good job for a huge radio station, 100,000 watts heard on the east coast. and became the first woman to broadcast news in chicago. i change from% to broadcast while i was at the university of iowa graduate school, i joined the radio station and thought i would try that. >> and you have the voice

but on tuesday iowa house voted in favor of amending the constitution to ban gay marriage. it still has to be approved by the state senate and voters. >>> talking about fighting for business. police say very tough competition between pizza restaurants is the reason for vandalism and arrest. >>> another suspicious fire in san franciscos castro district. , sea ro f t t.. ro fn-opooal..ko gr. i'a n ! ro fe ysexdo..ko gr. llev wt emo? >>> welcome back to the morning news. they just rang the opening well this morning on wall street. big important monthly employment report out this morning the unemployment rate is down but the job number is disappointing. we'll have details coming up in a moment. it's friday, february 4th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. >>> a san rafael pizza parlor is cleaning up thousands of dollars caused by vandals. the owner of pizza orgasmica to report that someone was spraying graffiti on the building. they saw tim tucker getting rid of spray paint pans. he was let go after the incident yesterday. we talked to his former boss. >> he's ne

a young man took a stand in iowa. first female wrestler to win a match, because her male opponent did not want to wrestle her. the boy siting his conscious and faith. it is a sport that can get violent. we talked about this. >> you are going to bring this up again? >> i respect that man. there are certain sports where you don't take a woman down. >> or she might take you i will tell you what is my heart's desire for this church. i'm not empowered to go and save the world, but i am empowered and commissioned by god to help you have a fuller life in christ. i do not teach and i do not bring a doctrine of prosperity. for those that hear and they say, "are you going to teach on the more abundant life that we should be living?" yes, in christ. i have no other message than that. i have no desire to bring you health products or the latest gadgets. i desire, it is my heart's desire to grow with

the republican won the iowa caucus in 2008 but lot of the nomination to mccain. he is currently on a book tour in iowa today and tomorrow. >> conservatives in maryland attacking a same sex marriage bill with warnings about what kids will learn in school. maryland senate passed the bill thursday aimed at influencing the vote in maryland's house of delegates. a delegate said democrats are trying to destroy traditional marriage. >> it'll be taught at some level to children attending public schools as has been ordered by the courts in various states. >> he is mailing a samel of educational materials he says will be used in the public schools which have been described as porn. the vote is set for tuesday. >>> in news of the world in france there are report that the foreign minister has resigned. she came under fire for going to vacation in tunsia during the up rising. she took free flights in a jet owned by a tunsian businessman. she is one of france's longest serving ministers. the this as france faces criticism for its slow reaction to the up rising. >>> in chile hu

today, the high school sophomore forfeited his iowa tournament match. the reason, he didn't want to face his opponent. she -- she -- is one of the first two girls in the 85-year history. why did he give up the round. he says his decision is basedden his family's belief -- based on his family's belief that wrestling is not how you treat a girl. >>> -- tries to end the cavs' long losing streak. we will tell you how he did it next. ♪ [ male announcer ] not all steel is created equal. not all manufacturing processes are created equal. not all engineering standards are created equal. which is why not all luxury vehicles are created equal. the hard way means never taking short cuts. the hard way is how lexus inspires absolute confidence. this is the pursuit of perfection. see what it takes at lexus.com/thehardway. ovechkin - the nhl's version of lebron james - was just 8 years >>> the washington capitals last won a game in 1993 at -- lebron james was just 8 years old. start the clock, please. coming in having lost three of four. rips one, tied the game at 1

iowa and sorry of the copy is not good for the general public. supervisor chu: speaking to the microphone. >> sure. in general, redevelopment agency's are organized under the california community redevelopment law. we worked in designated project areas for plans that are adopted by legislative bodies. agencies may establish land use controls, acquire and dispose of property, and issue bonds and obligations. that is the definition of a tax increment. we use these funds to invest and leverage private investment to finance affordable housing. sorry. financing represents a viable tool for officials to publicly finance infrastructure and other development initiatives without drawing on existing revenues are proposing new taxes. every develop and project area is designated based on findings of light by the legislative body, along with the plan, which sets forth methods for improvement. the bonds they issue and the proceeds are used to play -- pay for the improvements, which encourage private development and increase property values. with the developmen

the entrance exams of more than 100 seniors were lost or damaged after they were sent to iowa to be scored. >> we talked to one student who took the test and they spent days preparing for the exam. >> ac the says tests get lost on rare occasions. the deadline has passed but the company says colleges are usually understanding and flexible in these circumstances. >>> a massive cyclone hit northeastern australia today ripping off roofs and uprooting trees. it's the most powerful storm to hit the area in nearly a century -- in nearly a century. winds gifted -- gusted up to 82 miles an hour. >>> as the most and east brave a massive storm, punxsutawney phil has good news. >> ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil! >> this morning, phil emerged and did not see his shadow. according to legend that means an early spring. despite frigate temperatures turned out -- fridge get temperatures thousands turned out for the annual event. >>> well, for the last couple of weeks all we've talked about in the morning has been fog, fog, fog. that was not the case this morning. it was clear but it was also very

when my family moved from iowa to york my father went four months ahead of time specifically to find the best school district that he could for me and my brothers and sisters. he have school choice because we were relatively privileged middle-class. we had school choice. why should and other affluent well-to-do families have that choice and other people not have that choice? i believe if there was a full-fledged movement for real school choice where every single child or family and the country could select whatever school works best for them, we would see the on parallels for writing and of educational excellence. but is just one example where universal values need to move up front again and we need to get away from the back-and-forth bargaining because that has gotten us into a position referring clay nobody is satisfied and people are confused about what the goal is. is the goal of few more benefits? or the bus system? out like to see us move not from protest to politics to protest if needed and makes sense but i would like to see moving toward universal basic access to basic needs

high school sophomore is causing controversy over his decision to forfeit his iowa tournament match. the reason? he didn't want to wrestle with a girl, cassy herkelman one of the first two girls to make the iowa state tournament in its 85- year history. why did he give up the round? his decision is based on his belief that wrestling is not how you treat a girl. >>> the cal baseball season opening today and because of the school budget cuts it is really the beginning of the end. >> this is kind of a sad story. last week, the university administration eliminated the sport starting in 2012 so next year no more baseball and now players on the golden bears squad say they want to win to make administrators regret their decision. cal is ranked 17th in the baseball america's preseason poll. the program began in 1892. i was at the cal game last night against uc. they have trophy cases. they have more major league players right now from the cal program than any other school. and it's just really sad that this is it. >> a lot of people raised millions and they were able to keep three of the fiv

. >> still ahead, a female high school wrestler makes a little history in iowa after her opponent for fits.  ♪ >>> in a state where wrestling is king, they just made history. kathy girkman became the first girl to win a state match yesterday when her opponent forfeited. he defaulted because he says wrestling a girl would conflict with his religious believes. he is not talking to the media until the tournament ends. >> it's violent at times and my son doesn't belief that girls should be engaged in that way. >> they hope for a title. when she lost to the quarter finals she was pinned in a consolation match and now is out of the tournament. >> holiday weekend but skiers are loving the sounds of that. >> if you can get there, you're gonna have a lot of fun. 2 to 40 feet since wednesday, still expecting more tonight and into tomorrow morning. let's take a look outside and show you what's going on. heavenly, one of the areas that has 2 to 3 feet of new snow from the base all the way to the top runs and doesn't it look absolutely inviting right now. let's bring it back home and

the iowa gov. wants them to pay up to 30% of their health-care costs. ohio wants 20%. it is relatively low in wisconsin. he is asking for cough 0.6%. host: new jersey. we're talking about state unions and the employee union budgets. on caller: this country is a union. if you're going to ruin a union, the first need to do is as a country to do with they did in the egypt, march on washington, sure the idiot republicans that we are tired of them taking over the country and giving the money to the rich. any time the republicans run anything in its take from the poor, give to the rich. now they're taking from social security, medicaid, medicare, the working poor. unions? where is it going to stop? they should work for minimum wage. they do not do anything. they never helped this country. we end up getting something else stupid in another country. host: ohio on our republican line. caller: i just wanted to say that i dislike very much that our president, who was supposed to be the president of all people, is stepping in on different issues that he should not be stepping into

the next stops are in the state's scheduled to hold the first presidential caucus in 2012, iowa. this is 50 minutes. >> can everybody hear me? good. it is great to see this great crowd here. wonderful. mike huckabee is here today. it is a part of his book tour to promote his newest book, "a simple government: twelve things we really need from washington (and a trillion that we don't!)." is an honor and pleasure to introduce a man who burst on the national stage in to those and it when he won our republican caucuses and finished third behind and john mccain and mitt romney in the nomination for president. he burst on page 6 of "the washington post." the question on many minds now is whether he will pursue the republican nomination in 2012. maybe he will tell us today. governor mike huckabee was born in 1955 in hope, ark., nine years after bill clinton was born there. his father was a firefighter and a mechanic, but the son was to become a congregational pastor, and head of the southern baptist state convention. in 1974, he man in -- he married his high-school sweetheart, and they

the act college exams for lost or damaged after they were sent to iowa to be scored. one of the people that took the test in december felt she had done well on that test. >> i thought that the act would really pump me up and help me with the chances to get into a really good university. >> tests do get lost on rare occasions. the company also says colleges have been understanding and flexible in these circumstances. >>> in just a few hours supreme courts justice sonya sod mayor will be in the bay area. she will be on a panel hearing the final round of arguments by law school students participating in the competition. ninth u.s. skirt court of appeals judge william flipper will also be on that panel. >>> the 17th ship from the moth ball fleet is set to be toed in a few hours. loose paint paint will be scraped from the ship before it's recycled. >>> decisions have been reached in three parking related issues in san francisco. first effecting the most drivers transit officials set a two-hour maximum time it will for parking. next they unanimously approved a $55 penalty f