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Washington. as for next year's budget, republicans want to slash more than $4 trillion over the next decade. that would mean spending caps and major changes in medicaid and medicare. gop leaders say it would include pro growth tax changes like lower tax rate and broader tax base, but democrats say the plan favors big business over those who need government help. we may get more insight from a former president who had his own budget battles. bill clinton sits down for an exclusive interview coming up on "good morning america." and an incredible story from arizona. two tucson children are re...

The bouncer. the 11-year-old was thrown to the ground just as the castle went airborne. she is expected to be okay. and the 9-year-old was tossed on a nearby roof. she suffered serious head injuries. the jumpy castle was installed properly, but the wind was too strong. unbelievable. >> yeah, we see those things. they call them bounce houses? >> yeah, kids love them. >> amazing that the wind could pick one of those things up. well, 45 minutes past the hour right now. we get a check of the morning headlines. the wind was a big deal this weekend. doesn't it also destroy the national christmas t...

>> the gentlelady from connecticut. >> reporter: republicans passed a budget that includes $61 billion in cuts and heads to the senate where it will meet from heavy opposition from democrats. we will talk about states in crisis and the possibility that the federal government could be paralyzed as well with ed rollins and maria cardona. end of an era in washington. a before and after picture. this was the national christmas tree. back in december. this is the national christmas tree now. 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts in d.c. toppled that tree. had been in its current location for more than 32 ye...

Televised address. gas prices inching higher overnight. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.17, that's more than 53 cents higher than this time last year. analysts say tensions in the middle east and north africa are partly to blame for that rise in prices. they're on alert in the philippines because of mt. buluson. some concerned about what's happening. it seems there's little threat to nearby villages. and so far, most people out of the danger zone. but still, officials warning residents to stay as far away as possible. two girls in arizona are in the h...

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