we have snow moving into the mountains, around the wasatch, it's a ways away from colorado. let me show you a great picture from the camera at dia, it was on fire a couple of minutes ago with the a beautiful orange color and now jud just fading a 39 at dia. the airport. the upper 50s here in the downtown area. low this morning was 22. tonight, dropping down to the mid 20s, but the winds are going to be increasing, especially along and west of i-25. partly cloudy, windy, we won't get sthoe down here, but the -- snow down here, but the mountains will get welcomed -`moisture. high clouds in advance of the front, as it squuezes in across the state, theewinds will increase latee on tonight. we'll see the gusts in the wind prrne areas, gilpin, clear creek and park. 30-50 mile an hour gusts overnight tonight. much calmer farther to the east. to the northeast, and mid 20s expected over most of the metro area. a mix of single digits and teens farther to the west in the mountains. across the state tonight, coldest spots will be around gunnison, 14 below, 10 below at aaamosa. for tomor

. >> in the shadow of the wasatch mountains, just south of salt lake city, lies utah state prison, or usp. originally built in 1951, this enormous institution has grown to cover over 680 acres. >> i've been at the utah state prison for over 25 years. and during that time we have gone from 1,200 inmates to almost 4,000 here. >> warden clint friel is tasked with the responsibility of running seven different facilities that house every variety of inmates. from gang units, to female offenders to death row, usp holds it all. the facilities at usp have earned their monikers from the surrounding mountain ranges with names like wasatch, oqirrh, timpanogos and uinta. building uinta-5 houses the prison's receiving and orientation, or r&o. >> uinta-5 is probably a time when they are most afraid. it's when they first hear the slamming of the doors, see the officers. and it can be a very difficult time for the inmates. >> after 20 years in the corrections business, lieutenant dale whitney knows that the first few moments with an inmate can be the most dangerous. >> we don't know when these guys ca

cold in wasatch and looking at subzero temps overnight in the the twin cities and chicago. cold air stretching all the way down to the deep south. look at atlanta and florida in the 4o's to 50's at this hour. ............................... ................. to the upper midwest we go for the snow. clipper system bringing lake affect snow to the michigan and pennyslvain and upstate new york. more snow for boston heading to main as well. ............................... ............ back west the pacific northwest getting pounded with more rain snow coming down heavily in the washington and oregon cascades along with california. we'll see clouds to begin to thicken a little more overnight. we're tracking more systems out here in the pacific. but all are taking aim at the northwest and will cross over us. we'll have some breezes, but unfortuntaly not a lot or rain chances this week. ............................... ............... overnight lows however will be cold in the morning for at least the first half of the week. at or just below freezing for many neighborhoods. with 20

snow in sierra and also snow over in utah wasatch. that's going to start sinking down. note broken clouds right in here. that's cold air. that will mix in with the moisture soft we are talking about a snow feast mountains of nevada. morning. this is what we have for sunday feet. we are in shower activity. bu around you can see moisture moving in. possibly some snowflakes flying on the westside of the valley. most likely. all right. you can see clouds zipping through there. around this morning. but we have breaks. line right out in here. so look for some sun. mixed in with fair weather clouds today. and 71 degrees boulder city. nice high. 69 in pahrump. 70 overton. you get the idea. mild albeit breezy. i should say windy in parts. 29 up on the mount. 47 overton. 43 sandy valley. overnight lows and they are up because of the clower. so 71 today. with gusty p.m. winds developing from the west-southwest. 15 to 25. occasionally gusting to 40. or even more. 60 by mid-morning. 67 mid afternoon. then you can see the winds winds by 6:00 p.m. overnight, windy minis e heading up t

we have a new storm coming our way, rain and snow into the wasatch and all the way down into las las vegas. the fuel is coming off to the west, and there are some of 41 right now after a high of 51, we started the day at 32 degrees with 1100th of an inch in the cage. tonight, dropping down to the mid- 20's, the normal low is 17. we will probably get some flurries tomorrow in the morning and afternoon, and we will be up in the mountains, 45 will be the best we do in the afternoon for tomorrow. this is what it looks like in the future casts for the next few hours. high clouds are increasing but at least it's dry through the front range. we start to pick up some snow across the mountains but nothing on the planes, into the morning drive. so i think it will be okay if you're heading west aloog 70 or 285 or 37. then you will run into moisture. teens and 20's through the metro, and statewide tonight, the coldest temperatures will be the alamosa. teens through the mountains and 17 in steamboat. the mountains gradually picking up during the day and it looks like the heaviest of that snow wil

a little snow moving across northern nevada into the with wasatch of utah. our skies generally clear tonight, looking really good, albeit a little chilly, 10 on the mountain, 34 boulder city, 22 in pahrump. 55 for pahrump tomorrow to 57 down at lake mead. 38 up on the mountain. 48 alamo. and 52 in boulder city. it's going to be chilly tonight, folks, with the light west wind temperatures will be sub freezing in many of the suburbs, maybe a couple degrees warmer 355 tomorrow, our normal is 58. 36 at 7:00 a.m. to the low 50s at noon. and then mid 40s by 5:00 p.m. the seven day forecast, it's a winner at least in the end, be m bonus for the skiers on sunday. and we'll be basking in 60-degree warmth by then. >> jessica: thank you, jerry. coming up, the old saying a penny saved is a penny earned, but how much is a penny really worth? is proving to be costly. >> jessica: new at 11, it cost the federal government a pretty meny to make nickels and pennies. >> jim: it costs 1.7 cents to make the penny. >> jessica: nickels are also more sprensive to produce than they'

it will be a bonanza for the ski resorts in the sierra and eventually to the utah wasatch. cold, windy conditions will work their way in here. tomorrow, a respite from the cold. as you can see, by sunday, especially through the afternoon and evening hours, you can see a real mess. snow level in the spring mountains looks like it will be around 4,000 feet. so that will include the ski resort. they could get half a foot of snow, even up to a foot. some moisture aloft, but we're generally talking about cloudy conditions overnight with the clouds providing some insulation. they have been in nights past. 39 in pahrump. 45 in overton. 50 in boulder city. then we have 70s on the map tomorrow. really gonna be a lovely day, albeit a windy one. you can put on a t-shirt. shouldn't be a problem. 39 degrees overnight. not as chilly as past nights. tomorrow, mostly sunny and mild. but some gusty afternoon winds. southwest 15, 25 gusting over 40 miles an hour at times. 7:00 a.m., 50 degrees. 66 by noon. 63 early evening at 7:00 p.m. down from the afternoon high and up on mount charleston.

cold in wasatch and looking at subzero temps overnight in the the twin cities and chicago. cold air stretching all the way down to the deep south. look at atlanta and florida in the 4o's to 50's at this hour. ............................... ................. to the upper midwest we go for the snow. clipper system bringing lake affect snow to the michigan and york. main as well. ............................... back west the pacific northwest getting pounded with more rain where they don't need it. snow coming down heavily in the washington and oregon cascades along with california. we'll see clouds to begin to thicken a little more overnight. we're tracking more systems out here in the pacific. but all are taking aim at the northwest and will cross over us. we'll have some breezes, but unfortuntaly not a lot or rain chances this week. ............................... ............... overnight lows however will be cold in the morning for at least the first half of the week. at or just below freezing for many neighborhoods. with 20's in summerlin and anthem. ...................

you can see the snow starting to move into our state also back in the wasatch front utah down into arizona and new mexico. that storm heading our way tonight and tomorrow. and the temperatures today 40 and 26. the normal is 44 and 17. extreme 68 and 20 below back in 1883 l right now it's 32 and 33 out at dia. humidity 66% winds from the south southwest in advance of that storm the pressure is falling slightly. tonight not too much around here. we'll have some high clouds. there will be some snow developing up along the continental divide back toward the steamboat area. but it will be dry through the morning rush hour on the eastern plains with lows generally in the mid 20s some teens off to the northeast of us and teens expected in the mountains. across the state tonight the coldest spots gunnison and alamo say with 8 and 5 respectively. plainly teens in the mountains 20 newscast the grand valley teens and 20s a application in the eastern plains. tomorrow the moisture increases in the high country especially along and north of interstate 70. but you also notice scattered showers of rain an

here's what's happening right now new storm coming in from the wasatch extends to go las vegas heading out our way tonight advance of sunset showed those high clouds coming there beautiful shot along the front range those clouds moving in. feathers for runners the approaching storm system moving our way thick he up bring some storm to the mountains. 51 was the high 22 the low normals are 44 and 17. 68 the records high 1986. 20 below in 1883. right now itts 38 downtown, 29 out at the airport. winds are from the southeast at 10. 78% humidity with falling pressure. tonight just high clouds along the front range but there will be some snow developing between about 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. in the mountains especially long and west of it the conned then divide by morning clouds and mid 20s over the metro area. teens up around greeley for morgan the mountains across the states. coldest temperatures 8 gunnison 5 a;a,psa. teens and 20s at lowee elevations. tomorrow snow in the high country out on the plains partly cloudy skies with some scattered rain and snow showers but not a big deal expecte

snows into april, we're going to get more snow tonight and tomorrow for the mountains, moving in the wasatch in utah, down here on the plains, high clouds and boy, did they give us a glorious sunset. check thii out. oh, babyy nice stuff. around the front range. just about 45 minutes ago. today, 51, 22 was the low. the normals are 44 and 18. 69. the record high temperature, currently, it's 48 downtown. 37 ouu at the airport. humidity 64%, winds from the south at 14. pressure is holding steady. we're going to have strong winds in the foothills tonight and the winds will be gusting at times across the plains. keeping the temperatures in the mid 20s. tomorrow, highs not as warp as today but still not bad, about where they should be in time in the january, in the mid 40s along the i-25 corridor. 20ss and 30s with periods of snoed expected in the mountain -- snow expected in the moontains. coldest spots will be up in the high valleys again, 14 below at gunnison, minus 10 at alamosa and craig. teens and 20s across the eastern plains, siigle digits towards the west, grand junction and montrose. tomo

cold in wasatch and looking at subzero temps overnight in the the twin cities and chicago. cold air stretching all the way down to the deep south. look at atlanta and florida in the 4o's to 50's at this hour. ............................... ................. to the upper midwest we go for the snow. affect snow to the michigan and pennyslvain and upstate new york. more snow for boston heading to main as well. ............................... ............ back west the pacific northwest getting pounded with more rain where they don't need it. snow coming down heavily in the washington and oregon cascades along with california. we'll see clouds to begin to thicken a little more overnight. we're tracking more systems out here in the pacific. but all are taking aim at the northwest and will cross over us. we'll have some breezes, but unfortuntaly not a lot or rain chances this week. ............................... ............... overnight lows however will be cold in the morning for at least the first half of the week. at or just below freezing for many neighborhoods. with 20's

. >> salt lake city, utah - framed by the majestic wasatch mountains. founded as the spiritual home for the millions of followers of the mormon faith. >> we need you to keep your eyes closed and kinda just let your thoughts wander, okay? >> it's also at the center of the emerging field of religious neuroscience at the university of utah. researchers julie korenberg and jeffrey anderson are conducting brain scans and blood tests on a small group of devout mormons. like auriel peterson. tracking reactions to religious quotes and videos to find a biological connection to the feeling of spiritual bliss. >> techknow's resident neuroscientist, dr. crystal dilworth and i asked to get our heads examined. >> okay the next scan that we are going to do is some quotations. >> for me, the project had added resonance. >> i'm here at temple square in salt lake city, utah, i used to come here all the time as a child because i was raised mormon until i was 14-years-old and i'm interested to see how that up bringing may affect my brain scan. >> it took about two hours to

and that say big change over the past week when he wasatch as much as four, five, ten points behind cruz in some polls. so look, do i think he looks at this and thinks what is my next strategic move. i don't think he thinks about it this way. i think he does what he does. he makes his decisions on the fly and is operating in an environment where he just cannot seem to make a mistake right now. >> rose: gaib, pick up on that. >> if anyone is a fan of media politics and power and i know you are, this does not get any better. and this is sort of in unchartered waters as megan was saying, donald trump as sort of blazed a new path and no one knows what will play out, least of all donald trump. i don't think he knows how it will play out which is what makes it so thrilling. >> rose: first of all there was trump, he stoortsdz started it, did he not. >> trump would say megan kelly started it. we had the first debate in august. >> rose: i always thought that she would eventually appear on his program and it would be something to take place. it didn't for whatever reason. >> no. and i talked it ma

. >> i wasatching the tv. >> thankfully everything went off without a hitch. we begin with the tensions and us precedented security. >> more than a million revellers watched the brawl drop right there. many waited hours unable to leave because of the security not even able to go to the bathroom. there were 6,000 police officers including members of a special counter-terrorism unit. >> and there were no public celebrations in rochester, new york, the state's third biggest city. the fireworks there were canceled after an allege add of he planned a new year's eve attack on a restaurant and bar armed with knives and machete. he hoped the assault would help him join isil overseas. >> in munich, germany, police warned of a serious attack. they've been tipped off to five to seven suicide bombers. with the main train station and another the primary targets. despite the war, thousands rang in the new year with fireworks in munich's downtown. >> november's attacks did not keep parisians from celebrating in public. therere too t public fireworks display was canceled repl