yes, star liner will lead in utah at _ back? yes, star liner will lead in utah at the _ back?tar liner will lead in utah at the landing zone i in utah at the landing zone there on the ground and i believe they will still happen. it took them literally a while, two months to come up with a software patch and upload untested on vehicle because previously it did not have the capability to come down autonomously but now they believe they can bring it down. the plan isjuana doctor star liner sometime in september and go ahead and bring it back probably for the landing. this was the first _ probably for the landing. this was the first attempt - probably for the landing. this was the first attempt for boeing for a crude mission and it is not exactly gone according to plan. when you think it leaves rowing now? and the attempt to catch up to spacex and get its own programme going? h0 spacex and get its own rouramme uuoin? ., , ., ., programme going? no question, a bi black programme going? no question, a big black eye _ programme going? no question, a big black eye for— programme going

today i especially want to personally thank you for your support, the state of utah. other states, many american hearts, and many american communities, all of those who do not want and will not allow people to prevail. [applause] -- evil to prevail. [applause] dear friends, many of you have probably seen in the media about the recent russian strike on a children's hospital some days ago, and this direct hit on one of the hospital buildings, and this could not have been just a coincidence. children with the help of doctors are trying to overcome terrible, terrible diseases. such as cancer and heart diseases on the street amidst ruins and somewhere under the debris. the name of this hospital, by the way, one of the best children's hospital not only in ukraine, but in all of europe, was significantly damaged, and we are now working to quickly restore its operations and ensure that children can be treated in our hospital. cancer does not wait for the russians to stop bombing our cities, and children need treatment, need it now. children also need to go to school and their

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this morning, new details in the case of the utah mom accused of killing her husband, then writing a children's book about grief. >> state of utah versus cory darren richard. >> a hearing is underway to determine if there's enough evidence to put 34 year old cory richards on trial for the murder of her husband, eric, prosecutors say. in 2022, cory poisoned eric with a cocktail laced with five times the lethal dose of fentanyl. >> the determination we came to after the conclusion of all four interviews was that she had procured some type of prescription, prescription or non-prescription opiate on the first transaction and that the following two were fentanyl pills. counterfeit fentanyl pills. the couple's housekeeper, carmen lauber, claims she sold fentanyl to cory, but the defense argues prosecutors promised lauber a reduced sentence in exchange for her testimony. >> the defense wants to show that the housekeeper's testimony is biased and is unreliable because the housekeeper has her own legal issues and is facing legal jeopardy. >> last november, cory's mother and brothers sat down

." >> the soaring imagine majestry of the utah mountains. it was a lot of things, tragic, crushing, stunning. but was it an accident or a suicide or a murder? police felt they knew, but as most cops will tell you, both the evidence and the jury have their own stories to tell and the answer is not always so clear. certainly, that is true for this story and quite possibly for the woman at its heart. her name, heidy wagner. >> as the baby she was favored, everybody loved her. she could do no wrong. >> autumn was one of heidy's four sisters. >> she was just special, you know, she would walk into the room and she is ready for that good time. >> heidy grew up with no fewer than seven of her siblings. >> tell me about her growing up. >> she was a fun-loving girl. she was rather shy, though, so heidy seemed like an appropriate name. >> heidy's mom, january et. >> the family would get together and we were loud. and she got embarrassed easily. she would hide her face. >> as heidy got older, she was still cute and bubbly. >> she was intimidating, actua

it has two kitchens, which is huge in utah. teenage kids downstairs where the game room, tv room, and keep them out of the adult space upstairs. it's a stunning beautiful remodelled home with views for days. >> that sounds fantastic for me. nice skiing nearby anywhere you look. >> best in the world. >> to me it probably is. jennifer yeo, thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's get back to kate for a cnbc news update. >> his, contessa, vice presidential nominee jd vance is urges his former boss peter thiel to get off the sidelines and help bankroll trump's candidacy. thiel has not supported candidates after pouring money into previous campaigns. >>> this is from the associated press today after review a confidential report from the u.n. watch dog agency, the iran deal aims to curb that production as the trump administration pulled out of their deal back in 2018. >>> presidential candidates chris christie is heading back to school. he's going to teach a course at yale this september on running an office. it will be open to undergrad a

. >> reporter: utah governor spencer cox attending with trump posting these photos.

. >> utah has performed its first ever mortality study on people experiencing homelessness. the report was presented at utah's capitol thursday, sharing that 216 people died last year. unsheltered which is ten times the rate of the general population. this came to light after the state's department of health and human services added the question is the person homeless to their death? data collection? the data also shows people experiencing homelessness are dying much younger than the rest of the population. >> the mean age of death for people experiencing homelessness during 2023 was 56 years of age. compare that to the general population or our housed population. 72 years of age. >> the top causes of death were chronic diseases like heart issues, as well as diabetes and substance abuse. numbers from utah's report are expected to be used to craft future legislation, as advocates push for more funding and policy shifts. and you can hear about west coast's top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find

today's ruling means abortion is legal in utah up to 18 weeks now. we go to colorado, where crews are working to keep the quarry fire away from evacuated homes just on the edge there of the denver area. >> crews say the fire has burned more than 300 acres and is 0% contained. nearly 600 homes have been evacuated. the fire started tuesday night, spreading quickly before crews had time to organize. high temperatures and heavy winds are making this fire difficult to contain. the cause is unclear and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> a new at 11 tonight. gilroy police sharing some photos and here they are of an arrest of three women. it happened yesterday for grand theft and conspiracy. the women were in possession of these 400 stolen items taken from ulta beauty and cvs in gilroy. the merchandise valued around $13,000. the women are now booked at santa clara county jail. police beli

the president says he's country used f 165 digits to count to the utah the welcome to the program. i am jared read. these riley military has rescued one of the hostages taken in the october 7 tara attacks led by him. us is riley officials and said that kind of made fun of heidi was found in a tunnel in southern gaza. he is the 1st hostage to be rescued. a live underground academy is now recovering in a hospital way. his medical condition is described as normal. moss is thought to be still holding around $110.00 hostages. about a 3rd of them, i believe, to be dead. this is rouse prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke with al kaji solely after he arrived in the hospital. nathan, yahoo found to bring the remaining hostages. 100 bolts of the front, cutting welcome home for her localities. i congratulate these really army engine, but under another successful rescue operation, we're working tirelessly to bring all our hostages back. we're doing this in 2 main ways we can negotiations and the rest of the operations. both approaches require our military presence on the ground and continue

discovered in a remote part of utah in 2007.r the past nine years, a team of scientists, students, volunteers all helping to painstakingly dig it out of the rock, protect it in plaster, and then ship it to a reconstruction team. paleontologists say the fossils are about 150 million years old from the late jurassic period. for years now, the massive undertaking in the warehouse putting the fossil together a composite of the newly found dinosaurs. nat geo, part of our parent company disney, has been documenting the reconstruction and is first to unveil it now to the world. the team adjusting the skull, the blacksmith and sparks bringing the dinosaur back to form. now its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. and look closely there, from its tail to its feet, the fossils are green. it is the only green dinosaur on display in the world, getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. doctor nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute. they're grateful to this team over man

flipping her way to the start line is utah nurse mady howard.fy for the national finals this season. and there's her son, beckham. he was on the sideline last year, as she had her best vegas run. but now mady wants more. this is her third time on stage one. each of the past two times, her run ended here. got it! - nice! - i finally got past my nemesis, the rollercoaster. [cheers and applause] i think beckham was my good-luck charm. he was right there cheering me on. if there's other moms out there watching that want to attempt "ninja warrior," i say go for it. i think that our kids will only be stronger and more resilient from seeing us do hard things. whoo-hoo! there has still yet to be a mom to hit a stage one buzzer in vegas. i want to be the first mom to beat stage one. [soft music] [cheers and applause] - beckham's watching back in utah with the grandparents. - go, mama, go. - mady's husband and friends are on the sideline. [countdown clock beeping] well, only three women have ever hit a buzzer on stage one. the last one to do it-- flex lab

chris was extradited back to utah.a and james were grateful to police, but they knew nothing could bring eddie back. >> while we support the police department and the attorney's office and we appreciate all of the work that they have continued to do-- it does not change what happened. >> february 29, 2016, almost 4 years since annie's murder, and darwin christopher back shop's trial was just a week away. he had refused to talk to police and pleaded not guilty. >> they are preparing for trial the following week, and i got a phone call that chris's attorney scheduled a hearing that day. >> jaclyn, now a sergeant with the utah state police ran to court and barely made it in time. when she got there, she saw chris standing before the judge. >> the cases that were quite change of plea, here in the day. >> there was no deal offered, just a change of heart. >> are you pleading guilty to the charge, because you are guilty? >> chris's attorney said chris wanted to take response ability for what he had done. >> first-degree felo

things were going a bit better on utah beach. and as thought was, well, get well, retreat back from omaha and for utah. but you can't re track men imposed on a b you'd have to just abandon them there. that's a hard call. it didn't happen, of course encouraged by navy commander off shore, rear admiral john lesley hall, bradley decided he would just continue to push men and ashore as fast as he possibly could and hope that eventually momentum of that would allow them to secure the beach. one of the things that saved them literally saved the invasion. and here comes my central argument now was a handful of destroyers, most of them american. two of them were royal navy, british that came to the rescue almost like the cavalry riding to save the wagon train. then all the western. shipping of the stuff because i don't have pictures to prove it. as i mentioned in world war two, the primary function of destroyers was to act escorts for convoys back and forth across the north atlantic that brought the men and equipment to britain in the fi

his name is christobal melchor and he gives an address in utah.nkiewicz (voiceover): christobal melchor from layton, utah, to be precise, just outside salt lake city. melchor worked in the area as an army reservist. had the name christobal melchor crossed your desk in any way during this investigation? in the two years prior to this investigation, we had never heard that name. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the hit man even included a photograph of mr. melchor, the man he said hired him. this guy is being handed to you on a plate. yeah. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): could it be real? should police take this at face value? is it possible this letter is some sort of thinly veiled threat to kristene? you know, you've survived, but we know where you live. yes. the letter definitely contained an implied threat to her safety. and so we moved very quickly to make sure that she was safe, that she was protected. and they're like, ok, you know what? you need to leave town. like, no one can know where i was at. only my family knew where i was at. josh mankiewic

no other state that could claim that no other territory that could claim, you know, north dakota and utah to believe that the first woman voter and they may have, but they voted in restricted elections wyoming. women never had to do that. they were on the same terms with men which is quite extraordinary. so in here we have maybe elizabeth cady stanton coming to the events salon to listen about the defense of suffrage because. what happened it was passed in 1869. in 1871. why was giving getting so much grief that the the legislature was saying maybe we should rescind this act. stephen downey and this is a is a an of steven speaking about this possibly in this salon speaking about the defense of the act because in 1871 people were giving wyoming territory such grief about having an act where women the same rights as men and downey stood there wrote a remarkable speech and spoke to wyoming public about how important was that. we keep this that we retain this and it was retained 1871 by one vote in the legislature then fast forward let's fast forward 17 years wyoming territory is wanted to to

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and like, had to do a shelter literally out of all of our tubes. >> the utah county sheriff's officed its team of search and rescue volunteers responded along with local fire crews. fire personnel had to wade out to the stranded tubers, then helped them get to dry land. >> all right, you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> and our cameras captured the first supermoon of the year tonight from our sutro tower camera in san francisco. a supermoon occurs when the moon is at its fullest and is orbiting at its closest place to earth. and with those two conditions, the moon looks to be about ten times bigger than normal. let's go now to chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at this week's forecast. bill. >> yeah. doesn't hurt to because when the moon looks large obviously supermoon. but when it's low on the horizon like that, it makes it look giant because it's you're seeing it through the east bay hills or whicheve

belong to a species of long neck herbivore dinosaurs called sauropods, discovered in a remote part of utahf scientists, students, volunteers all helping to painstakingly dig it out of the rock, protect it in plaster, and then ship it to a reconstruction team. paleontologists say the fossils are about 150 million years old, from the late jurassic period. for years now, the massive undertaking in the warehouse, putting the fossil together. a composite of the newly found dinosaurs. nat geo, part of our parent company disney, has been documenting the reconstruction, and is first to unveil it now to the world. the team adjusting the skull, the blacksmith and sparks. bringing the dinosaur back to form. now, its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. and look closely there. from its tail to its feet, the fossils are green. it is the only green dinosaur on display in the world. getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. right here tonight -- >> good evening, david. >> david: dr. nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute there, grat

energy corridor of utah. >> reporter: tim latimer is ceo of for vote energy, which is drilling deepw we are at about 12,200 feet. >> reporter: and harnessing heat from the earth's crust to create carbon free geothermal energy. right now, geothermal accounts for less than 1% of u.s. electricity, but fervo has used fracking and drilling techniques, pioneered by the oil and gas industry, to vastly expand geothermal use across the country. it says this site alone could eventually power 400,000 homes. how big of a solution can this be? >> we think geothermal can be as much as 20% of u.s. electricity grid. we can develop large projects that will really move the needle on the electric grid and kyma change. >> reporter: google is one of fervo's customers and plans to use geothermal energy to help power its nevada data centers. >> reporter: so when the sun is not shining on the wind is not blowing, this is still cranking? >> the earth is still hot. >> reporter: and so is the demand for electricity. for "eye on america," ben tracy, reno. >> major: we look back on the lives and careers of two

we just heard the same from utah senator mike lee. >> yeah.good news, maria, is 02020 certainly taught us a lesson, and that is that we have to pay attention. it is integral to who we are as a country to have faith in our electoral process. and so we have gone above and beyond anything that you've ever seen from the rnc this election cycle, obviously. we have our election integrity operation underway. we've already recruited 165,000 volunteers to be poll watchers and workers, working the tabulation certains. we have pledged 5000 -- centers. we have pledged 5090 -- 500 lawyers in every battleground state. unfortunately, we have had to go state by state and make sure they're cleaning up their voter rolls, making sure there are no illegals on their voter rolls. we had to file a lawsuit last week in the state of north carolinaed to do that. you just referenced the supreme court decision in the state of arizona. this is a huge win. look, we mow that there is a -- when a federal election is underway, you can only have american citizens voting in tha

in april 2005, i received the notice of rejection from ogden, utah. i or i saw in response, i made several phone calls sticking to find out what the basis was for the rejection. the agent said he needed more information. i'll definitely reach the lawyer in the international division of the iris. i'm going to call him the iris attorney. lastly, to submit a memorandum explaining my allegations of fraud, i waited patiently. didn't you know like that, but in 2006, congress passed legislation page in the office of whistle blower o w. and i'm gonna call this the o. w legislation is very important. it gave virus whistle blowers, various protections, such as an appeal to the tab scored on what denial. however, search protections applied only to claims based on information provided after the passage of yeah, so my claim was not included. i'm reading this news. i called the ios attorney. however, he gave me vague response indicating that the recovery had taken place. but he been told there was a preexisting on it. so i was not eligible for a reward. 9, is that

yes, starliner will land in utah at the landing zone there on the ground and so i believe that will stillu would do that risk—to—reward and, of course, try to bring them down on starliner. although now the decision has been made that they will wait and prepare the dragon that is up there, the spacex vehicle to come back with six instead of four. in this period of time between when the starliner is undocked in september to come down without people on board and then the crew 9 comes up, which will also be the vehicle that brings the astronauts down in february. i have a question about the starliner — it will go back to earth unmanned. secondly, i know everyone was excited because the starliner was going to make a different sort of landing from what you usually see. is it still going to happen, will they get the chance to try that out? yes, starliner will land in utah at the landing zone there on the ground and so i believe that will still happen. it took them literally a while, i mean, two months to come up with a software patch, upload it and test it on the vehicle because previously it di

in april, 2005, i received the notice of objection from ogden, utah, i or i saw in response, i made several phone calls sticking to find out what the basis was for the rejection. the agent said he needed more information. i'll definitely reach the lawyer in the international division of the iris. i'm gonna call him the iris attorney last week to submit a memorandum explaining my allegations of fraud. i waited patiently, didn't you know like that, but in 2006, congress passed legislation. they gave me office of whistle blower o w, and i'm gonna call this the o. w legislation is very important. it gave via rest whistle blowers, various protections such as an appeal to the tab score, rewards denial. however, sex protections applied only to claims based on information provided after the passage of yeah, so my claim was not included. i'm reading this news. i called the ios attorney. however, he gave vague response indicating that the recovery had taken place. but he been told there was a preexisting on it. so i was not eligible for a reward to 9. is that to be false? because i went to bed with t

we just heard the same from utah senator mike lee. >> yeah.d news, maria, is 02020 certainly taught us a lesson, and that is that we have to pay attention. it is integral to who we are as a country to have faith in our electoral process. and so we have gone above and beyond anything that you've ever seen from the rnc this election cycle, obviously. we have our election integrity operation underway. we've already recruited 165,000 volunteers to be poll watchers and workers, working the tabulation certains. we have pledged 5000 -- centers. we have pledged 5090 -- 500 lawyers in every battleground state. unfortunately, we have had to go state by state and make sure they're cleaning up their voter rolls, making sure there are no illegals on their voter rolls. we had to file a lawsuit last week in the state of north carolinaed to do that. you just referenced the supreme court decision in the state of arizona. this is a huge win. look, we mow that there is a -- when a federal election is underway, you can only have american citizens voting in that e

., 75 feet long, thought to belong to a species of long neck he herbivore dinosaurs, discovered in utah, volunteers all helping to dig it out of the rock. protect it in plaster, and then ship it to a reconstruction team. the fossils are about 150 million years old, from the late jurassic period. for years now, the massive undertaking in the warehouse, putting the fossil together. a composite of the newly found dinosaurs. nat geo has been documenting the reconstruction, and is first to unveil it now to the world. the team adjusting the skull, the blacksmith and sparks. bringing the dinosaur back to form. now, its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. and look closely there. the fossils are green. it is the only green dinosaur on display in the world. getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. right here tonight, dr. nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute there, grateful to this team. >> over many years, dozens of people have worked to bring this amazing skeleton to the public. >> david: the exhibit will open in los an

. >> reporter: that something may be here in the desert of southern utah. >> we call this the renewableis drilling deep underground. how far down are you drilling >> right now, we are at about 12,200 feet. >> reporter: and harnessing heat from the earth's crust to create carbon-free geothermal energy. right now, geothermal accounts for less than 1% of u.s. electricity, but fervo has used fracking and drilling techniques, pioneered by the oil and gas industry, to vastly expand geothermal use across the country. it says this site alone could eventually power 400,000 homes. how big of a solution can this be? >> yeah, we think that geothermal can be as much as 20% of the u.s. electricity grid. we can develop large projects that will really move the needle on the electric grid and climate change. >> reporter: google is one of fervo's customers and plans to use geothermal energy to help power its nevada data centers. so when the sun is not shining and the wind is not blowing, this thing is still cranking? >> the earth is still hot. >> reporter: and so is the demand for electricity. for "eye o

the simple check box like the one i got from ogden, utah. there was no recovery they wouldn't hesitate to tell me that i have the vin number, but i view this letter as an excuse to deny reward and keep the whole amount. also, because your letter i submitted the information prior to the passage of the l. o w at. i could not appeal to tax court with regard to your experience with the iris after you reported your obligations to an iris investigator. the iris adopted these new regulations that you just talked about allowing whistle blowers to go to the us tax court. to collect a whistleblower reward. this is well established law, but then you were denied even that opportunity. so can you go into a little bit more detail about how this happened and why they wouldn't allow you to even apply for this was of lower reward? well, as i explained above because i submitted the factual basis for tax fraud in 2005, well, no was, you know, obviously wasn't blower with the procedures were, were like non existent or very weak on the right to uh, you know, a f

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will buy minutes can cowboys back in the day and play unique instruments that the will get on a basic utah, they sing songs of loved jealousy, tequila, who uses and seduction during the 1st school, which is expected to bring about $250000.00 visitors, the highly skilled before it ends. quite local bands will supply the majestic bengal. yeah, they'll see it to be well performed. groups isn't of to prove themselves to the room, at least go public. the portuguese, true maniachi, man, he co, my data have a particularly demanding assignment. legend has it. this facebook cooler is the book by somebody out of that way, but then they would never guess. they'd be agree playing this music. they come from all the way from the other side to what a single thought to me is on a 1st visit to mexico. she doesn't speak much spanish, but she feels she's ready by me by through the set, the groups 13 new local funds. i feel proud that another country is playing our music because maria and she was born here and i loved that other nations like it. but it comes up in trying to miss cynthia joy. i don't know how

we just heard the same from utah senator mike lee. >> yeah.and that is that we have to pay attention. it is integral to who we are as a country to have faith in our electoral process. and so we have gone above and beyond anything that you've ever seen from the rnc this election cycle, obviously. we have our election integrity operation underway. we've already recruited 165,000 volunteers to be poll watchers and workers, working the tabulation certains. we have pledged 5000 -- centers. we have pledged 5090 -- 500 lawyers in every battleground state. unfortunately, we have had to go state by state and make sure they're cleaning up their voter rolls, making sure there are no illegals on their voter rolls. we had to file a lawsuit last week in the state of north carolinaed to do that. you just referenced the supreme court decision in the state of arizona. this is a huge win. look, we mow that there is a -- when a federal election is underway, you can only have american citizens voting in that election. should go without saying, but there are some

dinosaur discovered in utah, finally going on display in southern california.on in los angeles, has a sneak peek. >> the natural history museum is introducing a new four legged friend to los angeles. natalie the dinosaur. and thanks to national geographic, we are getting a sneak peek. >> natalie was found in the badlands of utah in 2007, so it's been almost 17 years putting natalie together. >> according to the natural history museum, dozens of folks from los angeles were part of the excavation of the long necked dinosaur. and it took a village. hundreds of paleontologists, researchers and volunteers, which is why natalie is being called the community dinosaur. about 80% of the dino on display is real. it's a composite of multiple dinosaurs, all belonging to the same species, weighing about five tons or as much as an rv. >> natalie is a diplodocid dinosaur, which means that it walked on land. it ate plants. it was enormously long. it's almost 75ft long. the skeleton itself, and it lived about 150 million years ago. >> the minerals in the riverbed where natalie'

energy corridor of utah. >> reporter: he's the ceo of energy. drilling deep in the ground. how far down are you drilling? >> about 12,200 feet. >> reporter: harnessing heat from the earth's crust for carbon free geothermal energy. right now it's less than 1% of u.s. electricity, but they've used fracking and drilling techniques pioneered by the oil and gas industry to vastly expand the use across the country, saying this site could power more than 400,000 homes. how long of a solution can this be? >> we think it could be more than 20% of the u.s. grid, we could develop large projects to really move the needle. >> reporter: google is one of their customers and plans to use geothermal to power the data centers. so when the sun is not shining, wind is not blowing, this is still cranking. >> the did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture t

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and beyond its borders, round dances were performed in china, taiwan, and the american state of utah.re? why are we all on tv? the park is a collection of world culture, there are elements of neo-gothic, classical architecture, traditional chinese, pre-christian pagan culture, all this together with the natural landscape, with the coastline, so the estate of the classical era here easily neighbors with chinese bridges and antique. temple in total in the park about 40 cultural objects, having walked around all it is not surprising to work up an appetite, therefore further we go to the pretzel museum, where more than thirty recipes for making an ancient delicacy are collected. the history of the pretzel began in the second half of the 15th century, when franciscan monks arrived here, thereby they here they started making pretzel in the 15th century, let's say it became a gastronomic symbol, albeit an unofficial one, of our city, the architectural symbol of vyborg can be considered the 13th century castle, from which the city once began, an elevated position on a granite rock, thick ston

in utah and in new hampshire, volunteers collected signatures in snowstorms convincing each supporter to stop in the frigid cold to take off their gloves and to sign legibly. during a heat wave in nevada i met a tall athletic volunteer who tearfully told me he had lost 25 pounds collecting signatures in 117 degrees heat. young americans donated 30 lunch money and senior citizens -- donated their lunch money and senior citizens give up part of their social security checks. are 50 state organization collected those millions of signatures and more. no presidential campaign in american political history has ever done that. i want to thank all those dedicated volunteers and congratulate the campaign stuff who coordinated this in norma's logistical feet -- this enormous logistical feat. your accomplishments were regarded as impossible. you carried me up the glass mountain. pulled off a miracle. you achieved what all the pundits said could never be done. you have my deepest gratitude. i'm never going to forget that. not just for what you did for my campaign but for the sacrifices you made be

and that usually the time that doesn't have to be produced in utah, our efforts are focused on saving energy wherever we can't, if they couldn't anything else that the mayor previously had the islands clinics, key to vehicles turn to electric to they insure at home care for the $5000.00 residents across and 87 square kilometer area. but that's all old news for the director of the hospital. they don't have to value has always been a laboratory for all kinds of innovations to the islands characteristics. mean we have to be a step ahead on that. also, we're already making substantial use of drones for transferring blood supplies. for example, i see we see on to prove that that and we don't use environmentally harmful ship transportation on scale to, to focus on the tourist sector now also feature sustainable options instead of taking the big energy guzzling diesel, ferries, visitors have the alternative of soft transportation on sale boats the level and finally the before we talk about bio gas, we're focusing on an energy that's free and is available 70 or 80 percent of the time we finis

gonzalez's 52 year old ty, utah, han kiting was abducted by hamas during the october 7 to tax. he's now recovering in hospitals. more on that on our website, www. dot com. jared reagan public. thanks so much the we are all set we are watching to see him to bring you the story behind the new the will on about. com, biased information for free might say do 2. and then a man turns people's thinking upside down. his profession philosopher. his name and model account, his motto, dare to know that was pretty bold for back then. count was born 300 years ago in what was then called clinic static. but what he thought is, at least as relevant today as it was in his day, he was not just a slee river oak arm chair philosopher. he was very curious about the world called was the 1st person to really work out of you say we should be connected with each other content. so i'm good sense of injustice happening in one place on the planet is felt every way. because and that's exactly why come to so important today the model account developed his ideas into europe, dominated by absolute as rulers i