presidential candidate joining us in salt lake city, utah. thank you for being with us on c-span. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> donald trump's running mate, governor mike pence was in salt lake city today and urged utah voters not to vote for an independent candidate. recent polls have evan mcmullen in second place behind donald trump in utah. this is just under one hour. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

this is just under an hour. >> from the campus of salt lake community college in salt lake welcome to the fourth congressional district candidates debate. [applause] >> welcome to the miller campus of salt lake community college for one of the most anticipated exchanges sponsored by the utah debate commission during this 2016 election season. tonight we gather for a debate between candidates in the fourth congressional district. tonight we will hear from the republican candidate, the incumbent, the representative, and the democratic candidate doug owen. each candidate receives a 92nd opportunity for an opening statement and prior to air time, it was determined doug owens would have the first opportunity. >> good evening, everybody. i want to thank the debate commission for organizing this event, congresswoman love for being here. i want to thank salt lake community college. this is one awesome institution. they educate 60,000 young utahans. i'm proud to be here. i want to tell you why i'm running. my dad came from a little town in southern utah. he was the youngest of 9 himdren born a

a lot of the residents came from south salt lake area.limate change was one of the biggest issues. so much so that we decided we would do a town hall on that issue alone. we got a lot of local groups involved. what we did, instead of bantering back and forth, we focused on solutions. we had four guests there talking about innovative technology, so we can make sure we are taking vehicles off the road, that are emitting pollutants. we talked about educating on climate. i will tell you right now that a lot of my colleagues on my side of the aisle refuse to recognize that there may be a problem. any time you look at salt lake, at certain times of the year, you can tell there is a problem with air quality. i think we need to focus on the solutions. i don't think we should do it at the expense of coal, of some of our other energy producers. i think this is a false choice when you have to have one or the other. i think the solutions can be found right here in the fourth district. i think we can get all the players involved, and find a solution.

. >> this is salt lake community college in salt lake city. the utah debate -- commission welcomes you to the fourth congressional district candidate debate. [applause] >> welcome to sell a community college, to one of the most anticipated exchanges sponsored by the you to -- utah debate commission. debate, we gather for a between the fourth congressional district representatives, in a rematch of a debate that took place two years ago. tonight we are from the incumbent, representative mia love, and the democratic candidate, doug collins. -- doug owens. it was determined he would have the first opportunity. rep. owens: good evening. i want to thank the debate and congresswoman love for being here. i want to thank sully community college. young utahe 60,000 ans. i want to tell you why i'm running. my dad came from a little town in southern utah. he was the youngest of nine children in a one-bedroom house. my grandfather lost his arm in the depression, so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. he believed in the a

i know you students here at salt lake community college aren't able to do that. you are taking on heavy student loans. i am running because we need to keep college affordable and every other pathway that people follow to get into the kind of living wage jobs, the kind of jobs they can race their family on, it is critical to hang on to those pathways. that is college, job training, making sure everybody thrown out of work in middle age gets an opportunity to get back into a living wage job. that is why i am running, to fight for you, and i appreciate the chance to be here. >> mr. owens. and now a 90-second opportunity for representative mia love. >> thank you to all the students that are here today, and thank you to all of those watching there home today. i know it's easy to take in the doom and gloom of the daily news, but i want you to know that i have confidence in our nation. i have been able to work with the fourth district, and i have worked with extraordinary people, people like gordon ewell, who is with me here today. he was severely injured in combat whil

but salt lake county and salt lake city have got to take the lead particularly when it comes to law enforcement with the problem. we are serious about this. this is a lot about economic development. there's a reason why we have one third less poverty in the state of utah than other states. we're the best in the nation. i was just with speaker ryan and others in our congressional delegation. they were touting the fact that we're the best in the america today. we're not per fkt we're doing some really good things in getting people off the streets into jobs and eliminating poverty that's one third lower than the average here in utah. best in the nation. >>> well, gentlemen, thank you. believe it or not that concludes our questioning for this evening and because we have reached the time of our allotted questions has run out for the candidates, we are now going to move to a one minute closing and we'll give you an opportunity to make a statement. we'll have the opportunity to do that first, governor. >> thank you, carry, thanks again for allowing us to come here together, thank you, mike, for allowi

community college. >> from the campus of salt lake community college in salt lake city the utahelcomes you to the fourth congressional district candidates debate. [applause] >> welcome to the campus of public community college, one of the most significant exchanges during the 2016 election season, a debate between candidates in the fourth congressional district and this is a rematch of an exchange that took place two years ago, we will hear from republican candidate incumbents representative mia love and democratic candidate doug owens. each candidate received 90 seconds opportunity for an opening statement and prior to airtime will determine doug owens will have the first opportunity. owens: good evening. i want to thank the debate commission for organizing this event. congresswoman mia love, thank you for being here. i thank salt lake community college, this should educate 6000 young people and giving them a lunch into life. i will tell you why i am running. my dad came from a town in southern utah, the youngest of 9 children born in a 1-bedroom house, my grandfather lost his

you are all going to get ballots in the mail in salt lake county. i hope you watch your mail this week and get those ballots back and remember those people who have not had that right. thank you all very much. moderator: my thanks this evening to republican representative mia love and democratic candidate doug owens. and a special appreciation to the administration, faculty, and students of salt lake in the college for their support of this exchange, and also to the utah debate commission for their efforts to ensure public debate in this pivotal election cycle. they are prominent in a long list of people behind the scenes who labored to bring to life the concept of commonly carried public debates to inform the voting process. whether you intend to vote by mail or in person, the utah debate commission reminds you election day is tuesday, november 8. if you have questions, please contact your county clerk's office. good evening. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institu

not a tremendous amount, salt lake city getting .35 of an inch. temperature wise in salt lake city, 59 today. 91 in st. louis. 91 in new orleans. look at the 80's up and down the eastern seaboard right there. those temperatures are holding on even in wichita at 91 degrees today. overnight tonight and tomorrow morning, 64. 88 tomorrow. as you can see, we get into the watch your kids around water. >> reporter: this was a big day for the arizona diamondbacks. there is a new man at the helm. you're going to meet the new director of baseball operations coming over from the boston red sox. talking baseball next up in >>> we've been waiting since the shakeup last week on what was going to happen with the arizona diamondbacks. here is the new visionary for baseball operations. mike hazen comes from the boston red shocks. he played baseball at princeton in the ivy league and made his he is respected. he is a combination of old school and an latices and connects with baseball players. mike hazen the new man at the helm for the arizona diamondbacks. >> we ca

sandy, utah, a community outside of salt lake city, utah. kutv reporting that one middle school student has been shot outside of the school by another student. we're understanding that both attending that school. the student shot, we don't know the condition of him. but we also are knowing that the -- the one that pulled the trigger has been taken into custody. still, that school has been on lockdown for quite a while. >>> here at home, local drivers have just one more day to enjoy the spaghetti bowl before the next phase of project neon closes a major part of it. the ramps connecting 15 to 95 will close tomorrow night and february. the lengthy closure is needed so crews can demolish a bridge over mlk boulevard that connects i-15 to northbound u.s. 9 5. there are several detours. we'll have a list of those at news3lv.com. >>> two suspects are in custody after a robbery and stabbing in the neighborhood northwest of downtown las vegas. this happened after 8:00 this in lake mead. the victim, a woman, took herself to seek medical treatment. her

. >> from the campus of salt lake energy college in salt lake city, the utah debate commission welcomes to the fourth congressional district candidates debate. [applause] >> i'm ken verdoia unwelcome to salt lake yemen because one of the most anticipated exchanges sponsored by the utah debate commission the utah debate commission during this 2016 election season. tonight we gather for debate between candidate in utah's fourth breschel district and our debate is a rematch of an exchange that took place two years ago. tonight we'll hear from the republican candidate, the incumbent. love:mia love and the democratic candidate doug owens. prior to airtime it was determine doug owens would have the first opportunity. mr. owens. owens: good evening. want to thank the debate commission for organizing this event. congresswoman love for being here. thank you. i want to thank salt lake community college. this is one awesome institution. to educate 60,000 young utahans and give them a great launch into laughter on proud to be your. i want to tell you why i'm running. my dad came from a little town

a booming salt lake suburb. scene of the night's evan mcmullin rally. it's as big as a major candidate's rally. there's thousands of people here. hi, hello. how are you? >> go evan! >> the national news coming out to cover this? >> we're excited. >> we're going to win utah, that's going to be news in itself. >> that's for real. hundred. many enthusiastic for mcmullin's message. >> you're tricked out with evan mcmullin swag. why? >> he's the man. when he first came out with his presidential bid, we were looking for somebody. we weren't excited about anybody. right from the get-go we liked evan mcmullin. >> for me i really look for character, vision, and competent. i think evan mcmullin is a triple threat. >> you guysre you? >> no just groupies. >> we can change reports of our country's history in a very positive way. so thank you very much for your support. utah, thank you! >> reporter: they line up to get a picture with the candidate. for this political rock star in the making, these are potential voters. >> i didn't know a lot about them. i wanted to g

here in salt lake city open monday through friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. good walk it is 2.2 miles from right here. go vote, walk out the door and go cast your vote and bring a neighbor and a friend because i have more i want you to do. the second thing i wanted to do iwas tell somebody once you get that done. it don'don't take that red hat r another 12 days and then you can wear it for four years. [cheering] that i need you to go tell somebody. it's amazing i started off since i joined the campaign it's like it's been too long one. it's like your favorite team is playing on the road and it's pretty tough but the amazing thing is we are still seeing tremendous momentum. we see donald trump winning the hearts and minds every day because the american." talking to each other and about what the election is all about, so i need you to go tell somebody. this is the bottom line i will give you a couple thoughts this is the change versus the status quo. in her status is if you like your status quo you can keep it. but there's one othe other wayss more profound tha

i want to thank salt lake community college. this is one auto institution. they education 60,000 utahans and give them a great launch into life. i want to tell you why i am running. my dad came from a little town in storen utah. he was the youngest of nine children. my grandfather had lost his farm in the depression, so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. but he believed in the american dream, and so at 18 he came up to salt lake city and he got a job

it's happening in a town of sandy, which is just south of salt lake city. at this point all we know that two students werw arguing outside when one of the students pulled out a gun and shot the other student, the school is on lock down and students are being evacuated. police do have the suspect in custoy, now to new testimony from the woman featured in that article - about an alleged rape at a university of virginia frat house. amy robach reports on the videotaped deposition jurors just watched. for the first time, jurors hearing from the woman at the center of that now infamous rolling stone article "a rape on campus" grfx (19 secs) in a videotaped deposition played in court monday, the uva student known as "jackie" says that she was under the impression that the article was about assault advocacy, and that details of her alleged rape "were not there was an off-the-record or an on-the-record?i was naive." (11 secs) jackie says she felt like she was going to be misquoted, but felt pressured by the magazine to participate in the story, and that when a frien

and reno and salt lake noticeably and normally cooler, 60s and 50s. going down to 33 on the mountain. .com down to 28. we have other 30s there. 85 at the lake. 76 in indian springs. clear and 61 overnight. now, we'll be calm wind-wise through the evening hours. the breezes pick up after midnight, we're talking 10, 15. tomorrow, look for a high temperature of 85. we'll get the breezes, a couple of gusts around 30 miles happen hour. but this is going to be a one-day-only special with the breezes. they will die down late tomorrow night. by thursday, we'll be calm. that's when the temperature starts to ramp up. friday's high, 88, 90 on saturday. then it's possible that we could get a series of systems coming in from the pacific area. another one due in later next week. it will be a lot more active when we get to next week. enactive this week and that's a good thing. >> yeah. >> blue sky, sunshine, warm complaint phone. >> might never ring. >> no excuses for me. i have to run. >> you do. i didn't want to say anything. [laughter] >> thank you. >>> so technol

nbc's tom costello has the details. >> it was the 8:30 a him am rapid city to salt lake city delayed at the gate after tsa officerles smelled alcohol on the first officer. >> we assumed with the local tort there, it probably wasn't a medical issue and, indeed, the first officer was drunk. >> reporter: within a few minutes, the first officer, 38-year-old russell taken into custody. place say he blood alcohol level was above the limit. >> this is one of those areas, where pilots and crew member versus a zero imi intolerance for impairment for any reason. >> reporter: sky west ride in for delta. it quickly brought in a replacement pilot saying skywest holds it employees to the highest standard of professionalism and safety and security are the top priority t.

areas around salt lake city, there's a low pressure area spinning there. it will bring some changes to colorado starting tuesday. tracking the heavy rain and wind in florida tonight as you know, and you know what the best chance for moisture will be across the southwest, up around that low north of salt lake city but the southern mountains may get some rain. lower elevations, the winds tries to hit the ground. temperatures will be above average not only in eastern colorado but across the central plains. that cool air is there lurking to the north. tonight we're tracking isolated showers moving to the northeast. where you see the pink is where the rain is mixing with snow. there's some good pocket of heavier rain around the craig area. you are going of rain. there may be a little push of easterly win brings some clouds and fog into the dia area tomorrow night. those traveling tomorrow be mindful of that. lows tonight in the 40s for the mountains, 50s on the plains. but with those winds increasing dry situation with highs in the 90s. look how much cooler it

we get details from tom cost eli don't -- costello. >> reporter: it was rapid city to salt lake city. delayed at the gate after tsa officers smelled alcohol on the first officer. authorities there that it probably wasn't a medical issue, and indeed, the first officer was drunk. >> reporter: within a few minutes the first officer russell duszak, 38 years old, was taken into custody. police say his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. >> this is one of the areas where pilots and all flight crew members have a virtual zero tolerance for impairment for any reason. >> reporter: sky west airlines operated today's flight for delta. it quickly brought in a in a statement telling nbc news, "skywest holds its employees to the highest standards of professionalism and the safety and security of our customers are type priorities." the arrested pilot now on administrative leave. darren farmer who was flying with his 9-year-old son, calls the incident outrageous. >> you know, it could have injured myself, my son or, frankly, killed us if the plane goes down based upon him just showing up t

poli in rapid city the sky westt boundor salt lake city when it fally s notthe controls. kris van cleave reports.neionlis behi schedule with a dfere pilot at the con aer tate 3-year-old city russell d officered him cock t n a replacement pilot because our pilot was drunk. e saw a police officer d. eeally anxious now when i get on more flights. wondering, you know, you, where the has been the nightbefo. >> reporter: drunk p 10 pilots last year were found or grart.ood alcohol of in august, two united pilots were busted suspected of being intoxicated as they prepared to fly 141 from scotland to the u.s. also that mont john mcguire, a american airlino-pilot pleaded no from a detroo philly flight in march. >> there has been lot of talk >> y g the fak u click them. they s yinformation. whatever. >> reporter: they discovered that fancy bear had udhe techni against bellingcats the the serve in ributor in moscow lieves they were. i started receiving the pne calls with death threats. >> yesyes, manof the. >>ter:er hisepor exsed gornment deception, s onnes accoun were ne.ome pbest o

the sky west flight bound for salt lake city when it finally took off. the allegedly drunk crew member was not at the controls. kris van cleave reports. delta connection flight 4574 arrived in salt lake city hours behind schedule with a different pilot at the controls after police in rapid city south dakota arrested 3-year-old russell duszak on suspicion of drinking. smelled of alcohol, called police. he failed a breathalyzer test and officers removed him from the cockpit. darren farmer posted this picture in rapid city. tweeting delta had to call in a replacement pilot because our pilot was drunk. >> we saw a police officer board. >> barbara larson was on the flight. >> i will be really anxious now when i get on more flights. wondering, you know, you know, where the pilots and skoe pilot has been the night before. >> reporter: drunk pilot ces 10 pilots last year were found to have blood alcohol of .04 or grart. in august, two united pilots were busted suspected of being intoxicated as they prepared to fly 141 from scotland to the u.s. also that month. j

in salt lake city, i'm can avoid. good evening.[applause] >> next, and the relationships between health care policy and measures of economic prosperity such as wages, labor force participation in national economic growth. white house council of economic ricers chair jay said furman and other officials lead off. >> good morning. this is your 102nd warning. on behalf of demarcated center at george washington university, i want to welcome you to this important session of the rising health care costs on economic mobility. my name is bill beach, vice president for policy research and on behalf of the scholars and the staff, again, welcome to this great event. it is not unfair to our times to suggest that we live in the era of help care policy. there's little else that i've heard about the past 20 years. every time i turn around as character policies which is fine. few issues have dominated the past 25 years quite like this national health care policy debate we have been having and it's clearly true of the past eight years. this policy d

our thanks for your report from salt lake city. if you only dropped the one all day, you did pretty well by our count. that does it for this edition of the 11th hour. "hardball" with chris matthews begins right now. >>> i'm chris matthews here in pittsburgh with the vice president of the united states. let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> well, here we are, mr. vice president. >> good to be back here. >> we're right next to a gym and i've been listening to you the last couple of days. you're talking about taking on donald trump with fisticuffs behind the gym. so i brought something along for you that might be helpful to you in your new endeavor. a couple of boxing gloves. these are worn boxing gloves. these are the real things. >> let me tell you, chris, i was trying to make a point. you and i grew up in similar neighborhoods, i think. >> summerton. >> well -- >> scranton. >> scranton and claymont. one of the things that trump is trying to say that i was a pretty good athlete in high school, played a little in college. and people didn't

this is a state where 90% of voters at least here in salt lake may vote by mail. the election is already under way which is part of the reason that folks on both sides are so nervous. folks on all three have a shot to win. i talked to a clinton surrogate in the legislature about this race that had so many people so surprised. take a listen. >> i would say it is a long shot and a competitive shot. the reason we have so much energy interest in utah is because we have a chance of winning. >> what will be the difference. >> it's always this way with elections and who gets out the voters. >> what are both sides looking like? this is what they are looking for. evan mcmullen. will he indeed pull in votes. if he does there is a chance they could win with 35%. you have seen it because you follow this closely. you have sign it with the independent gary johnson. >> donald trump wants to pick off states that they have not picked off since 1988. clinton has a six-point lead in pennsylvania. this is one donald trump hoped he would be doing better in. you can break it down. we a

we get details from nbc's tom costello. >> it was the 8:30 delta connection flight, rapid city to salt lake city, delayed at the gate after tsa officers smelled alcohol on the first officer. >> we assumed with the wasn't probably a medical issue and indeed the first officer was drunk. >> within a few minutes, the first officer, 38-year-old russell dusak was taken into custody. police say his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. >> this is one of the areas where pilot in all flight crew members have a virtual zero tolerance for impairment for any reason. >> sky west airlines operated it quickly brought in a replacement pilot. in a statement telling nbc news sky west holds employees to the highest standards of professionalism and safety and security are top priorities. the arrested pilot now on administrative leave. but darren farmer who was flying with his 9-year-old son calls the incident outrageous. >> it could have injured myself, my son, or frankly killed us, if the plane goes down based upon him showing up to work drunk. case of pilots allegedly trying to fly drunk in august,

ramos or a thirdspecial correspondent assigned, elizabeth smart, was abducted from her solace it salt lake city home two years ago to solv the suspect was arrested soon >> she says that the case is very similar to hers, or are some sort iset my story, we were taken out of places considered will save, ou homes. >> there is currently $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case, the suspectt at the time was drivin a 2,002 -2,003 chevy malibu with mismatched failure on the fron driver side. fbi police still searching for the suspect and save the fbi special agent vicki anderso sayss in the in elyria case the man tried to take a young girl out of her home during the night, andho in the clevelan case, she walked into a home filled with adults. s a very bold individual that makes a very scary. >> if you have a fashion you y should call the fbi tip line. >> we do feel like that he will probably stri desires do not go away. >> peggy gallek fox 8 news. you can watch the elizabeth smart story tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. on crime watch daily right here on fox 8. >> if you have informatio

run the story thursday the special correspondent assigned elizabeth smart, was abducted from her salt lake city home for two years ago hopes that tie suspect is arrested soon. says that the case is similar to hers. there is a similarity we were taken out of the place that we considered the most safe our homesc, where we turn to when scared that is what hit home fo me. >> there is a information leading to an arrest, suspect was driving 2,002-2,003 chevy malibu with a mismatched right2 drug right driver's side vendor. fbi police to search for the suspect.. fbi special agent vicki anderson says in the in elyria case you try to take a girl out in the clip in case you walked into a home filled with adults.. >> this is a very bold individual, that makes a very scary. >> if you have information you should call the tip line. we do feel that he will strike again because these desires don't go awayo . >> you can watch the elizabeth smart tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. on crime watch daily if you have any information cal fbi says anytime they can get the info out then if anybody knows anything to call. parma

locals stay dry indoors, but salt lake city native wanted to take advantage of santa cruz mountain trails on the mountain bike location. >> they're great with just some water and some mud. it is a beautiful scenery. nothing that i thought it would be dangerous or uncomfortable. it's a good time to be had. >> reporter: this fallen tree took a line down with it blocking access outside camp loma. past this point is where the forest was ravaged by the large loma wildfire last month. local fire and law enforcement were worried that debris could slide down the mountain. the national weather service had the flash flood warning up until 6:00 p.m. sunday. now we are past that point for that flash flood warning. as you can see it is dry out here now. i did call over to the santa cruz county sheriff's office just to see if they have had any reports of flooding or rock slides and they have not had any. back to you. >> that's very good news. leigh martinez live in santa cruz mountains. thank you, leigh. >>> the rain flooded parts of 101 highway in san francisco today. this is what it looks like near t

the 4th ranked huskies in salt lake city to take on utah. the utes take a 17-14 lead in the 3rd quarter. the kind of a game you expect. the huskies answer with 10 points ties the game at 24. the utes punt and petes returns it. 58yards with the score. the huskies remain unbeaten. >>> after a six-game road trip the coyotes are home against the avalanche. puts the coyotes -- 'yotes up 1- he gives up two goals in the 3rd and the 'yotes fall to the lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital ha to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. georgia lord: senator john mccain has been a powerful advocate for the base, taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot training program. lisa lundskow: thousands of jobs depend on luke. without john mccain's leadership and experience - we could have lost many of those jobs. georgia lord: without question, senator mccain's leadership has made arizona and america stronger. john mccain: i'm john mccain batch police officer party -- bachelor party took an int

sits on the executive committee of utah's women's leadership institute-- a coalition formed by the salt lake city business community working to train utah women for senior leadership positions both in business and politics. >> there will be people when you run for office that will ask you how you feel about certain things. >> reporter: today is the first day of their political development series-- designed to train women of any party affiliation how to run for office. the six month program is led by the institute's c.e.o., patricia jones. >> women make up more than half of the population, and yet we have such a small percentage of women who are making policy decisions. you know, i think it was oprah winfrey, once said that politics is social work with power. >> reporter: first elected in the year 2000, jones spent 14 years as a democratic state representative and state senator. >> the first race that i had, i didn't know what i was doing. ( laughter ) you know, i knew that i had to walk door to door, because i was a democrat. i ran as a democrat in a republican area. understanding how the sy