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Mr. governor? >> john: while we are talking about education, two more states received waivers. the 10-year-old federal "no child left behind" law. but the addition of washington of wisconsin, it brings the total to half of the states. administration began granting waivers this year to state tas promised to improve how they prepare and evaluate students. michigan republican congressman and former presidential candidate thaddeus mccotter has resigned. last month he failed to get enough ballot si...

Before the plane crashed in the atlantic in 2009. all 228 people on board that plane were killed. and scott peterson trying to overturn his death sentence in a brand new appeal to californias supreme court. he claims he didnt murder his wife lacy and their unborn son back in 2002. that appeal is actually considered standard procedure for california death penalty cases. it could take months or even years to be resolved. heather, lets go over to you. >> many republicans promising voters that they ...

Individuals that are currently inuninsured to be able to actually have the money to go out and purchase in a competitive market their own insurance. this will help entrepreneurs and those that simply cant afford insurance right now. >> reporter: now, conservatives would take the $300 billion or so now spent to subsidize health care and simply give it out in what are called refund bl tax credits, meaning people get the designated money even if they dont pay that much in taxes; money to purchase i...

On that show. jenna? jenna: all the fireworks go off at the same time? >> reporter: yeah, either the worst one you ever seen or maybe the best one you have ever seen because it was some fireworks. jenna: excellent point. glass half fall. harris, thank you. jon: the whole thing one big finale. next part ever the health care debate sunday way. chief correspondent jim angle joins us live from washington with that. jim? >> reporter: democrats republicans argument against the health care law want to ...

What is less obvious is what the g.o.p. would do instead. chief national correspondent jim angle with answers for us. >> the choice is to go forward or to be draggeded back. >> democrats argue republicans who want to repeal the obama plan want to return to the bad old days of health insurance. >> politics behind. join with us. ensuring that every american has access to quality affordable care that no person deny coverage to the preexisting conditions. >> republicans, however, say i agree the old...

Jim angle. thank you. well be right back 0

People will be celebrating the 4th, the way our founders did, with no electricity as they wait for power to be restored from last weekends storm. rick? rick: jim angle down in the nations capitol where so many people continue to be affected by the power outage. jim, thank very much. enjoy the holiday, my friend. >> reporter: thank you. >> while malia obama is opening her birthday gifts her father the president is getting a bump in the polls over the supreme court decision on health care but a th...

The recently upheld healthcare reportedly leading to a hiring frenzy at the irs. we are told the agency is adding more than 800 employees to help to deal with all the new rules. it comes after last weeks ruling that found the presidents healthcare law constitutional but the justices also ruled the individual mandate which requires nearly all americans to have insurance or pay a price is legal as a tax. enter the irs which apparently now anticipating a big increasing in enforcement and collection...

Subsidiaries over ten years which will require several hundred new employees and i.r.s. and h.h.s. >> you have rules you need to write. you need lawyers. there are a lot of things you need to do when you stand up a new enterprise. >> bottom line is clear and troubling. the federal government is about to assume massive powers. >> defining insurance plans, telling people where they can go for coverage. how much insurers are allowed to charge. how doctors and hospitals are supposed to practice medi...

The international monetary fund is urging germany to boost domestic demand. the market have seened more concerned with celebrating the holiday than worrying about europe. half day of trading ahead of the fourth, stocks were up. the s&p 500 finished 8-1/2 ahead. nasdaq was up 25. supreme court had said it passed constitutional muster, but never said it would be easy to actually implement the presidents healthcare plan. the chief national correspondent jim angle looks at the mounting challenges to...