indiana has been a very very different place. now i have to make it plain, six years ago when i was elected i struck down collective bargaining and we have saved bushels of money doing this. but part of my motive was really not financial, it was to try to make government work better, include youing paying the best workers a lot more. the old industrial system we found on arrival, the biggest best performer in a group was treated no differently than the worst, very unfair. and we delivered very big raises to those who really have performed well. >> woodruff: but to get to the core of one of your arguments is that public workers don't need the kind of union protection that private sector workers may need. why is that? what's different about them? >> because in this case, in the private sector negotiation, somebody is playing with their own money. in a government negotiation nobody is. in fact, the government representatives is playing with your money and our children's money and that's why they give away too much of it so don't tak

. >> una medida que estaba siendo aplicada a su manera por el departamento de salud de indiana contra la comunidad inmigrante ha sido suspendida temporalmente por una jueza la ley exige a los padres, no a las madres, presentar un nÚmero de seguro social cuando parta registrar un hijo que han tenido con mujeres con las que no estÁn casados. >> esta pareja tuvo su bebÉ hace dos meses, pero su padre no pudo registrarla como su hija pues se lo impedÍa una ley del estado de indiana al carecer de seguro social. >> me dijeron tiene seguro social, y pues lprimero que uno dice es uno, y lo siento, no puede llevar el apellido del padre. >> se siente uno impotente al saber que no va a llevar su apellido. que el dÍa de maÑana cuando pregunte por quÉ no tengo tu apellido papÁ, voy a tener que dar una explicaciÓn. >> pero ellos acaban de recibir enas noticias. pues una jueza de la corte federal en indiana decidiÓ detener momentÁneamente la implementaciÓn de esta ley que vez de julio de 2010 evita que los papÁs que no tiene nÚmero de seguro social y no estÁn casados n las madres dlos

vienen de otros países y contribuyen a la economía de indiana. quienes la apoyan dicen que este problema le cuesta al estado 600 millones de dólares al año. la propuesta de ley pasa al senado pueden hacer cambios una vez más. el senado se reúne el lunes de la próxima masemana. es todo desde indiana, paso conti cone contigo josé. >>> para que vea hasta que nivel llega la ola anti inmigrantes hay auditorías del gobierno federal contra empleados que contratan a indocumentados >>> el servicio de inmigración notificó a mil compañías en todo el país que muy pronto serán sometidas a investigación. a estas inspecciones no han escapado firmas como.... y otras los estados con más población hispana continúan creciendo. la oficina del censo 2010. en texas, el año 2000 tenía cerca de 6 millones 700 mil habitantes. y pasó en el 2010, acerca de 9 millones y medio. esto es un aumento de cerca de 2 millones 800 mil. illinois pasó de poco más de un millón y medio de habitantes en el 2000 a más de 2 millones en el 2010 y oklahoma. casi dobla

. >> una medida que estaba siendo aplicada a su manera por el departamento de salud de indiana contra la comunidad inmigrante ha sido suspendida temporalmee por una jueza la ley exige a los padres, no a las madres, presentar un nÚmero de seguro social cuando parta registrar un hijo que han tenido con mujeres con las que estÁn casados. >> esta pareja tuvo su bebÉ hace dos meses, pero su padre no pudo registrarla como su hija pues se lo impedÍa una ley del estado de indiana al carecer de seguro social. >> me dijeron tiene seguro social, y pues lo primero que uno dice es uno, y lo siento, no puede llevar el apellido del padre. >> se siente uno impotente al saber que no va a llevar su apellido. quel dÍa de maÑana cuando pregunte por quÉ no tengo tu apellido papÁ, voy a tener que dar una explicaciÓn. >> pero ellos acaban de recibir buenas noticias. pues una jueza de la corte federal en indiana decidiÓ detener momentÁneamente la implementaciÓn de esta ley que vez de julio de 2010 evita q los pÁs que no tiene nÚmero de seguro social y no estÁn casados con las madres de los ni�

. >>> y en indiana una jueza les exige a los padres presentar un número de seguro social cndo van a presentar hijos cuando tieron hijos con mujeres que no estuvieron casados, erika nos explica. hace dos meses, pero no pudo é egistrarla pues se lo impedía una ley al carecer de seguro social. >>> me pidieron seguro social para registrar, y me dijo que no puede llevar el apellido del padre. >>> se siente uno impotente al saber que no va a llevar tu apellido, cuando me pregun por qué no tiene mi apelli voy a tener que dar una exlicación. >>> pero una jueza en indiana detener la implementación de la ley, que evita que los papas que no están casados registren aus hijos, por casos como este la organización de estados civiles presentó una demanda. >>> están discriminando al neg el derec a que sus padres le den su apellido, es una decisión importante. >>> el gobierno no tiene interés en decir tú tienes este padre o no. >>> y la jueza dijo que tienen derecho a tener a s padre en el certificado si este se presenta, y nos dijo que acataran la decisión de la jueza en un juzga, y otros estados

en indiana, blanca rosa, univisiÓn. >> responderle a una mujer que publicuna noche clasificado en la pÁgi w... buscando un hombre le costÓ su lugar en el congreso al representante por nueva york, el republicano christopher... otra pÁgina web publicÓ una foto de Él sin camisa que supuestamente enviÓ a la mujer. el legislador que es casado renunciÓ esta tarde pidiendo disculpas por la gte a la que ha herido por sus a lo >> la congresista gifford hablÓ hoyor primera vez despuÉs de que fue herida desde hace ya un mes y un dÍa segÚn los mÉdicos la recuperaÓn ha sido milagrosa, pero tardarÁ meses. ya recobrÓ el apetito y estÁ consumiendo al menos tres veces alimentos al dÍa. >> una nueva tormenta afectado por lo menos a nueve estados del sur y medio esteel paÍs desde texas hasta alaba. la ciudad de dallas azotada por el mal tiempo antes l super tazÓn volv a recib gran cantidad de nieve. hoy se cancelan las clases. desde allÍ nos informa sobre el ma virgilio. >> el rte de texas despertÓ ante una de las peores tormentas invernales en los Últimos5 aÑos y la segunda de e

i don't doubt the gentleman from indiana is sincere. we all know him and know the long-standing commitment he has had to this issue. . but having served on the judiciary committee with the late chairman henry hyde, i know how sincere he was and the work he did to ensure that no federal funds could be used for abortion. that is the law of the land. i also know how committed our colleague from massachusetts is to his values of pro-life. but he eloquently stood on the floor of the house and gave us a moral compass. this is not about abortion. this is about saving lives. and the planned parenthood effort, albeit with ills that any large organization may have, corrected ills, has a valuable and worthy purpose in saving lives. my fear is with the pence amendment having the potential of passing that we set the stage for going back 10, 20, 30, 40 years when women had no place to seek counseling. they know well that the adherence to the law that the planned parenthood organization must have is that they cannot use federal funds for abortion. but

desde warsaw, indiana. ahora regreso contigo al estudio. >>cristina londoÑo, desde warsaw, indiana. muchas gracias. una entrevista que, ademÁs, tenÍamos que ver. vamos a una breve pausa. al regresar, vamos a hablar... bueno, ustedes la conocen como natalia suÁrez, en la extraordinaria novela "aurora". al regresar, una conversaciÓn con sandra destenave. quÉ maravillosa persona. ya regresamos. [tema musical] >>continuando con "enfoque", desde washington d.c. para terminar, esta maÑana tuve la oportunidad, para mÍ un privilegio, de conocer mejor y conversar con una mujer maravillosa, una actriz, la verdad que extraordinaria. es natalia suÁrez en la novela "aurora". ella es sandra destenave y hablÉ con ella hace poco. todo el mundo estÁ hablando de este cambio que estÁ ocurriendo en la novela. >>me encantÓ porque los cambios normalmente son buenos. es como retomar aire, retomar... todo, puede volver a empezar en cierta forma, porque no estamos empezando nada, estamos casi a la mitad de la historia, pero Íi se siente un empezar. natalia perdona, natalia se reivindica como mu

they're reverberating, right here in highland, indiana. what happens in the mideast has a direct impact? >> i think so. >> goes up all the time. >> reporter: here at the thornton station, we met up with patrick, a top analyst for the website gasbuddy.com. its spotters scattered around north america log in real-time data on tens of thousands of gas stations. >> reporter: so, here in highland, ip inn, what are you seeing? >> price is up to $3.23. almost 20-cent increase here in indiana. >> reporter: and what they found this week across the country is remarkab remarkable. u.s. average up a dime in the last week itself. so so, the price is rising very sharply. >> reporter: what's happening in libya is sending oil prices through the roof. the former head of shell oil items us prices are heading even higher. >> $5 as we get close to the election. >> reporter: . >> if anything, the $5 could be accelerated. oil hates turmoil. we're not going to change the demand. the demand is constant, every day. what we could see is interruptions in the supply s

we will sit down with indiana governor and possible presidential contender mitch daniels. then the 2012 campaign. the frond runner for the republican nomination. does he have the desire to get in the race? we willle ask former governor mike huckabee. daniels and huckabee, only on "fox news sunday." >> the latest on the revolution in libya. and we will ask our sunday group could president obama do more to topple qadaffi? and our power players of the week. taking on the leaders in iran by making fun of them. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. as states struggle with huge budget gaps and take on public workers our first guest has become the new it boy of american politics. mitch daniels of indiana is being celebrated for turning deficits in surpluses and adding jobs and some are saying he should be the republican nominee for president next year. governor daniels joins us now. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: and what is going on there is you just had rotator cuff surgery and you will not

y exigirÍa enviar la cuenta por los gastos de indiana en los indocumentados. >> queda todavÍa de por medio el voto del senado estatal, la cÁmara de representantes y la capacidad de veto que tiene el gobernador. quien hizo la propuesta, dice, sin embargo, estÁ totalmente seguro de contar con la mayorÍa para conseguir la aprobaciÓn antes de abril. >> en cambio, aquÍ hay buenas noticias. una iniciativa permitirÍa que los estudiantes indocumentados que se hayan graduado del bachillerato y vivido en el estado por lo menos por tres aÑos, estarÍan en condiciones de pagar las mismas tarifas que pagan los otros estudiantes. >> habrÁ varias entrevistas: entre ellas a un posible aspirante presidencial en mÉxico. aquÍ un adelanto: ♪ >> este domingo en una entrevista en exclusiva: el gobernador del estado de mÉxico nos dice cÓmo murió su esposa. >> es absurdo, pensar... >> juan carlos nos cuenta cÓmo mataron a su hijo en ciudad juÁrez, mÉxico. >> nos dice cÓmo piensa ganarle la alcaldÍa de chicago: >> espero que nosotros vayamos a una segunda vuelta. >> y el cantante venezola

the budget in indiana is fairly balance. this is all about conflict between unions and their democratic allies and business and their republican allies. what's unique about indian is that the governor is not involved in this situation. it's all legislative. it's strictly democratic and republican. not really fiscal. >> ifill: do we know where the democrats are tonight? >> we don't. we know some of them are in illinois. a few might be in kentucky. we are trying to get ahold of them. but they're gone. they've fled the state. and reporters are still trying to figure out exactly where they are. >> ifill: that's what happened in wisconsin as well. we'll see if that spreads as well. karen kasler there are thousands of people on the front steps of the state capital including the former governor ted strickland who was ousted by the current governor. how much of that fight, that dispute that we saw playing out there in columbus is about the budget and how much of it is about union sovereignty? >> well, once again as it is in other st

the budget in indiana is fairly balance. this is all about conflict between unions and their democratic allies and business and their republican allies. what's unique about indian is that the governor is not involved in this situation. it's all legislative. it's strictly democratic and republican. not really fiscal. >> ifill: do we know where the democrats are tonight? >> we don't. we know some of them are in illinois. a few might be in kentucky. we are trying to get ahold of them. but they're gone. they've fled the state. and reporters are still trying to figure out exactly where they are. >> ifill: that's what happened in wisconsin as well. we'll see if that spreads as well. karen kasler there are thousands of people on the front steps of the state capital including the former governor ted strickland who was ousted by the current governor. how much of that fight, that dispute that we saw playing out there in columbus is about the budget and howuch of it is about union sovereignty? >> well, once again as it is in other stat

dos más, en bogotá colombia juan carlos univisión >>> y ahora vamos a indianapolis en el estado de indiana en los echl estados unidos donde senadores estatales debaten de la s b 590 una copia de la ley de arizona nuestra corresponsal blanca rosa vil ch vil vez vvilchez viajó a indian. i >>> se llama la s b 590 cerierr los negocio que contraten a indocumentados y si alguien resulta sospechoso de un delito algo que ha generado preocupación población hispana a un 4, 3% de la población general. esta tarde más de 30 entidades y organizaciones en las que se encuentran el fiscal general la cámara de comercio y las universidades presentaron un acuerdo que plantea 5 cambios para evitar la implementación de la s b 590. >>> en forzar la ley de inmigración para la policía va hacer difícil porque ellos deben importar las leyes criminales y no las de civiles. y la ley de inmigración es una ley civil. >>> dicen además que la comunidad latina y asiática son 10 mil millones de dólares en poder adquisitivo en indiana el mes pasado y los negocios dieron trabajo a 25 mil empleado cis >>> me gust

indiana senator dan cothse. kansas senator, jerry moran. missouri senator roy blunt. new hampshire senator kelly yotes. north dakota senator john hoben. ohio senator rob portman. wisconsin senator ron johnson. yea. illinois senator mark kirk. that's 13 new republican senators in this last election. we only need four more senators and we win the united states senate. [cheers and applause] and then harry reid will have the very rich opportunity to

indiana. peter crouch grabbed a vital away goal for tottenham hotspur ten minutes from time to give them a one nil victory at the san siro in the first leg of their champions league second round match up with ac milan striker struck the all important winner with time running out of to getting on the end of an aaron lennon cross and then firing pastimes through goalkeeper i mean here is this had a goalkeeper for a sure goal is to think that he can bend in the game as the brazilian produced a couple of warcraft ses in the second half right on the break a marriage thought he'd pull of the syrian leaders level in some time how the his effort was ruled out for foul great when the visit is that harry redknapp says it's a long way to go. we have done half the job you know the. way through we have another half to play now. we know dangerous they have dangerous forward taken school goals but. it's only half of what we had the advantage. of but. it is very important to go through this leg and even if we

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>> she was a pulitzer prize winning historian at indiana university and he was... he's -- we had a good history department in indiana when i went there and most of them were liberals and liberals in those days were a little, generally speaking, less partisan than they are today and were very nice people, and it also had to stick in their craw that r.c. buhly down the hallway won the pulitzer prize and the only one in the department and, he was a really right wing... one of those guys, he was one of those, like my grandfathers, hated fdr. and he had every, every fdr story imaginable, he had, and, he used to trot them all out and i believed all of them, until i got to be about 40 years old and read some other things and finally came to the conclusion that fdr was a pretty good president, and we wouldn't have -- i don't know if we can imagine us losing world war ii but we would not be the internationalist force we are in the world today without fdr. so i'm a little nuanced in my interpretation or analysis or esteem for fdr and r.c. buhly will just have to -- in the he

be. >> guest: he was a pulitzer prize-winning historian at indiana university, and he was, he was -- he's the rare -- we had a very good history department at indiana when i went there.hem but -- and most of them were liberals, and liberals in those days were a little, generally speaking, less partisan than they are today, and they were very nice people. but it also had to stick in their craw that r.c. buelly dowl the hallway was a pulitzer prize, and the only pulitzer prize in the department, and i think he was -- [inaudible] [laughter] he was really right wing. he's one of those guys, he was one of those like my grandfathers, he hated fdr, and he had every, every fdr story t imaginable he had. and he used to trot them all out. and i believed all of them untia i got to be about 40 years old and read some other things and finally came to the conclusion that fdr was a pretty good president. and

the group will hear from indiana gov. mitch daniels. he was asked yesterday if he would resign to run for the republican political -- run for the republican presidential nomination. >> our first head table guest coming out tonight was reagan's director of the u.s. office of personnel management. he is a member of the board of directors of the acu. please welcome -- [applause] 4 years, we have celebrated ronald reagan's legacy and involvement with cpac. we are proud to have the ronald center withidential campaig us. our next guest is president of the 60 plus association, a hard- hitting organization dedicated to preserving tax rights for seniors. he played a significant role in electing about 75 new members of congress last november. please welcome -- our next guest campaign for ronald reagan when he was governor and then for him during his presidential campaign. and especially for about 75 members of congress last year. please welcome my friend pat boone. [applause] our next guest is the u.s. on the veteran who served in operation deser

this is a look at indiana you can see the snow falling. this is a huge system expected to affect three-quarters of the country. here's a headline at of chicago, the northwest herald, snow, with a question mark, dangerous blizzard to strike today. salt trucks, snowplows ready to go blowing snow could reduce the visibility to zero. this is a headline we will see repeated in many cities as we braced for this. louisa. >> good morning james, here's an idea of what they're dealing with, portions of kansas, oklahoma, missouri expecting one-2 ft. of snow, and gusty winds up to 50 mi. per hour with that blizzard conditions, combination of freezing rain, sleet trading as the conditions ice storms to portions of illinois, indiana, ohio. the north east a couple of storms blowing through bringing 1-2 ft. of snow you can see it coming down, our area of the opposite nice weather. right now temperatures in the 30's, 40's, not to chile. 39 santa rosa, 47 san francisco. dealing with quite a bit of fog, by the afternoon we will see pretty nice conditions, a

against the indiana. couple first with a champions that continues apace on whether they were perhaps the game of the entire last sixteen stage kicking off in a few hours time arsenal versus barcelona it is a market watering tie with the true purveyors of the beautiful game going head to head bar said base arsenal two one in the tournament finals back in two thousand and six across in the also won two years ago again against initial opposition months just united but beaten finalists the couple on side who have been on fire domestically this season winning a historic sixteen trick games before drawing out sporting over the weekend. i have an idea. of arsenal seeing the bulls games we played the last season but it's just an idea so because many players have changed in indian friends in the game or for them percy's is a lot. so but. the lessees on here if you see if you saw the game. in the blame for selling always we try to attack four four four spec for the game and i think save the play in the thing the sa

>>josÉ, hay que tener los ojos bien puestos en indiana porque ahÍ ya pasÓ esta propuesta 59o en el senado, ahora se va a discutir en la cÁmara de representantes. esta serÍa una de las peores noticias que recibirÍa la comunidad, en caso de que esta discusiÓn llegue a una aprobaciÓn porque entonces sÍ veriamos una ley antinmigraciÓn ilegal que podrÍa ser muy severa para todos los indocumentados que viven en el estado de indiana. >>y nosotros estaremos al tanto de esto, esta semana, como hacemos siempre en el noticiero. rogelio mora tagler, muchas gracias. >>gracias, josÉ, un abrazo. >>con eso vamos a una breve pausa desde wahington dc. al regresar, hablaremos sobre algo que muchos, simplementebre algo prefieren ni abordar, el tema de los jÓvenes que viven en las calles, que no tienen esperanzas. muchos adictos a las drogas, explotaciÓn sexual. un mundo que pude presenciar de primera mano la semana antepasada en mÉxico. vamos a hablar de eso y mucho mÁs aquÍ en "enfoque" y no se pierda mi conversaciÓn con kate del castillo. [♪] [♪ tema musical ] >>continuando con "enfoque"

protests are planned in coming days in ohio, indiana, missouri, new jersey, and pennsylvania. more than 20 state legislatures are considering benefit cuts. we get two views now on the issues being debated in wisconsin and elsewhere. randi weingarten is president of the american federation of teachers, one of the unions protesting in wisconsin. she was in madison last night. and jonathan williams is the director of the tax and fiscal policy task force for the american legislative exchange council, which represents conservative state lawmakers. thank you both for beinging with us. randy weingarten, you first. just so that we understand, governor walk never wisconsin said all he's trying to do is simply ask state workers to bear their share of the pain in order to get the state finances under control is that how you see it? >> you know, something, once you spend some time in madison, you realize that we obviously did not do a good job in educating gofing never walker. because he's being totally and completely disen-- is ingenuous. last month before the governor passed these corpo

quite a kerfuffle in wisconsin, indiana, ohio. what's happening? what are the unions upset about? what does it mean for california? >> it has been called a tsunami on its way to california. the whole issue broke open this week. a lot of people wondering could california face the same kind of protests and action? this is all about money, power, and politics. the unions, particularly public employee unions are heart of the democratic party. they provide money, man power, and in states like wisconsin, we saw a republican governor challenge them openly. try try end collective bargaining. a lot of california protesters are heading to wisconsin as we speak, with concern could this catch on here in california. >> the concerns, i mean, in wisconsin you have the whole issue of collective bargaining. you also have the other legitimate concerns about the can we sustain? >> that's right. here in california, the legislative analysts have said right now, $136 billion is the unfunded liability in california. in the next ten years, as much as $500 billion. this is a concern. governor jerry brown

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. >> ice that can weigh down power lines in indiana, as barbara pinto found. >> reporter: here in indiana, the storm is in full swing. you can hear the sleet coming down. and the streets are covered in something more treacherous. this is a layer of ice. >> reporter: snow began falling in the northeast overnight, a problem for boston, as linsey davis shows us. >> there's so much snow in the boston area, they're literally running out of space for all of this. they continue to bring snow to this snow farm, where they're stacking it five stories high. at logan airport, they've gotten permission to and may resort to blowing some of the snow into the boston harbor. >> just a small sample there of the storm that literally has stretched from new mexico all the way up to maine. >>> let's get a live update from accuweather meteorologist, mark mankiw sew. what's the storm done through the course of the night? >> it's made a mess of the west. we saw a lot of reports of icing. and the heavy snow has continued. and it's really coming down from chicago to milwaukee, and then extending eastward across lo

a loss to economic activity in the state of indiana is $1.9 billion and 17,655 jobs in indiana would be affected. we're trying to create jobs in this economy, not strike them from beneath us. and, finally, this issue is not without controversy. it has ended up in the courts. the gentleman is absolutely correct about that. twice the united states supreme court has rejected arguments by the michigan attorney general that closing the locks is eminently needed at this point in time. last year the state of michigan brought the question of lock closure before the u.s. district court for the northern district of illinois. on december 2, judge robert dow ruled against the state of michigan on their request for a preliminary injunction, splabing -- explaining that the lock closure could inflict certain harm on the economy and that the state of michigan had failed to demonstrate that the asian carp presented an ecological threat to the great lakes that was eminent. . i urge my creation to oppose the gentleman's amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. i would be happy to yield. >> at th

the indiana house could not do business tuesday because 37 democratic lawmakers left the state. instead, thousands of union activists flooded the state capital to protest the bill to give workers the right not to join a union. republicans say the right to work bill will help struggling businesses. >>> in wisconsin, democratic state senators skipped work again tuesday, as republican lawmakers debated a plan to take most bargaining rights away from state employees. again, opponents of the bill filled the state capitol and union members in several states also held rallies to support them. >>> and in ohio there were more protests against a similar bill to strip away bargaining rights for state workers there, which the republican governor says is good for taxpayers and good for businesses. >> this is just one piece of an overall reform package designed to stabilize the state. >> kasich is facing an estimated $8 billion budget deficit for next year. >>> overseas now, for the first time, pirates off the coast of somalia have taken american lives. four u.s. citizens aboard a hijacked ya