dan: i think it was a good defensive effort so far by utah state, it's just, utah, excuse me, san diego state has been able to grind it out on the offensive end. kevin: pulliam pulls up and floats one through. 64-55, san diego state has led most of the way by as many as 11, third consecutive year these two teams, the top two seeds in the mountain west, they met in the championship game with the winner going on to the ncaa tournament. the virginia transfer anthony inside, a lot of congestion. the ball was on the rim. it was touched and there was no call and it looks like mensah now favoring that left knee and pulliam taking his time getting across midcourt surrounded, way.lerates and gets out of dan: pulliam is really steady with the basketball. kevin: he really is, a steady player, a senior, played some junior college basketball in texas at navarro college, heady player. shot clock at three. miller is on him. pulliam will advance and spin. they lost track of the shot clock and the violation there. dan: kevin, that's not the worst thing in the world to happen. they're up nine points, ran

do you guys have the best snow there in park city, utah? >> guilty as charged. it is hands down the best snow and something that has always kept me here. and, you know, i'm a colorado girl at heart, but i'm still in utah and probably will be till i die. >> that is a big endorsement, especially coming from colorado and someone who has literally skied and competed, you know, all around the world and been part of that. okay, so, tell me about park city specifically. what can i look forward to if i come and visit the resort? >> park city is, you know, just a standout resort in that it has, i think, something for everyone, where you can come in and shred some corduroy on these

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not only in utah but in every state. and some states still havent unspent funding that they have gotten from previous covid relief packages. california alone has $8 billion and unspent funding. and new york has up to 5 billion. in this bill we are acting like states are facing a fiscal catastrophe that is specifically from covid and they are not. at the same time were acting like the unprecedented magnitude of federal debt ise. a nonissue. it is not. we have got the situation exactly backwards. now, look, any new relief funding just needs to be targeted. and it needs to be temporary. and it needs to be directly tied to covid relief. this package is instead about fulfilling the political wish list of one political party over another. : : pandemic. it's offensive and, yes, it's inappropriate. for one political party, the political party that clings to the narrowest of margins of a majority in this body, to push its own political wish list on its own political wish list on >> to push its own political wish list to provide c

one of the guns was traced to this gun store in utah and firearms records show this man bought it 46 days earlier. >> to think that a firearm purchased unawfully in utah ended up in a homicide scene in california is disturbing and alarming and motivates us to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: john huber is the outgoing attorney general in utah, and he is work on 11 firearms related homicides. huber said that nelson had no prior criminal record, and allegedly lying on purchase applications, he was able to buy more than 280 gun, and many of them destined for california. >> people pursue utah as a more gun-friendly case, and it is probably politically compared to california and that is maybe what adds to the image that it is easier to get a gun here and transport it to other places. >> reporter: eventually, the sellers became suspicious and alerted the federal authorities, and they have tied 38 of those guns to crimes across the west, and huber is more worried about the short span of when they were bought and when they were used in crimes like that double shooting in palo alto. >>

. >> and finally some technology news out of utah. the only place where mitt romney is considered a renegade. utah has always been one of the most conservative states in the united states. but now they're taking it to a whole new level. >> utah is a step closer to requiring all cell phones and tablets sold in the state to automatically block pornography after the republican governor signed legislation yesterday that critics call a significant intrusion of free speech. governor spencer cox said the measure would send an important measure about preventing children from accessing explicit online content. the measure won't go into effect until five other states enact similar laws, a provision that was added to address concerns that it would be difficult to implement. >> that's right. utah's governor knows that porn doesn't belong on phones and tablets it belongs on laptops like god intended. sure it is harder to take it that the bathroom and try to balance it on the sink but that is just part of the excitement. seriously, this is pointles

in my home state of utah they are running surpluses utah governance should not bailout other states to the tune of $350 billion. hard working moms and dads in utah struggling to make ends meet, paying federal and state taxes, they are told over and over they have to give more in the time they have allotted to pay their federal taxes alone still somehow is not nearly enough. because in addition to the money they work so hard so much more has to be spent like amtrak even though it sitting on a billion dollars of unspent bailout relief. moms and dads throughout utah are not pleased that they are made to understand in addition to bailing out amtrak again when it's already sitting on $1 billion of relief money that they also have to bailout other states and state and local governments that haven't been managed well as utah's government has. this is a fair. it is fairness fundamentally to them and countless americans. in every state. some states still have unspent funding previous packages california alone has a billion dollars in unspent funding. new york has up to $5 billion. in this bill

energy development for their economic survival. >> reporter: rigs like these taxpayer-owned land in utah, are on a fraction of the 26 million acres currently leased to oil and gas companies-- some paying as little as $1.50 an acre annually, a price set a century ago when president woodrow wilson signed the law allowing oil and gas leasing on public lands. with few updates to the law since, president biden is taking aim, with an executive order signed in january that temporarily pauses any new leasing. >> r & w jones trucking benefited ever since the leasing began. >> we specialize in >> we specialize in tearing down oil rigs and moving them and putting them back up. >> reporter: the vernal, utah, company was started by his ryan grandfather: >> 50-60 families depend upon me to provide a living, and when the oil field is going, i am able to provide a better-than- average living. >> reporter: vernal, population 10,000, borders the leased lands and caters to oil and gas >> reporter: it affects, it affects eventually everyone. but it's your retail stores, your restaurants. it's your grocery s

he was elected in 2010 as utah's 16th senator. he served as a law clerk for the u.s. district court in the u.s. court of appeals for the third circuit. he serves in the following committees, joint economic committee as ranking member, commerce, science and transportation, energy and natural resources, judiciary and the senate special committee on aging. he is a busy guy. what i want to recall, because i find this so refreshing, is that when he began running for senate in 2010 against an incumbent senator of long standing, he used an unusual technique. he went to the small towns of utah and the more substantial cities and talked about the u.s. constitution. not about politics, policy and so forth but about -- he gave talk to them about the u.s. constitution itself. he used the federalist papers and so forth. that caught fire. as the kids say, it went viral and the rest is history. he is one of the more thoughtful senators in the united states. welcome, senator lee. on a personal note here, he got his taste for things constitutional from his father, former solicitor gen

here we have a petition from utah. it's a very interesting case because utah had a mormon majority legislature. congress was really opposed to the practice of polygamy. made a number of efforts in the latter part of the 18th century to try and outlaw the practice. the petition is from women who had already gotten the right to vote from utah. when congress was trying to pass legislation to out-law it. they make lovely arguments about the fact that women maintain to maintain respectability and urged congress to not take the vote away from them once they passed the legislation. congress was not successful in doing so at this point in time. just about a decade later women in utah did lose the vote when congress passed the anti polygamy legislation. once utah got its stated they give the vote back to women. when were really interesting thing about the stories that this is the only time that congress actually took the vote away. so the women's suffrage movement took more than 70 years. generations of women had to fight for t

we did this in the state of utah ten years ago. we came together, we got it right, and unfortunately the obama administration wouldn't allow us to implement it, and then the trump administration wouldn't allow us to implement, nobody will allow us to implement it. so we're hoping that the rest of the country can look to this example. secure the border and fix legal immigration, most americans agree with that, and politicians should get out of the way. it's easier to win election when you can demonize the other side. alicia: can two things be true at the same time, it sounds like you're saying that we can address the humanitarian issue as well as the security issue. >> that's exactly it. we don't have to choose. we're always presented with these false choices, and it's not healthy for us. both things can be true, and this is one that we can actually fix. alicia: utah governor spencer cox, thank you so much for your time today. appreciate it. >> the thank you, alicia. griff: turning now to the controversy surrounding new york governo

the cardinal take on utah valley out of the whack conference.off is set for 07:00pm in san antonio. the cardinal will take off for texas tomorrow. only wish them the best of luck, the forty-niners bolstering their defense. this offseason and they didn't have to look far for the most recent signee rams outside linebacker samson. a boo com has reportedly signed a two-year deal with the niners worth 12 million dollars. he could earn 13.5 mill, though, with incentives. the edge rusher should provide athleta and durability for the forty-niners defense in fact, every com has not missed a game in his four-year nfl career. quite impressive. and for a team played with injuries this past season. some stability could go a long way for sure. that's it for sports kron 4 news. we'll be right if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch m

utah governor spencer cox —- that's a poor name, isn't it.ign the anti- porn bill or until cox blocks it with the veto and this would apply to all pornography in utah and even videos they consider wholesome like a guy and his three wives. take it off. liberty's lawyers that even if the bill does become law it would likely be struck down with first amendment violations at a release that is what they said after they pulled up their legal briefs and pornography is huge problem in utah and has been for some time and in fact, even one of the senators is a total wink or, actually this will not affect mitt romney because he only gets turned on by reader's digest but topic number four, california theme parks including disneyland, six flags, universal, not to scream on the roller coasters to prevent covid but now people in california will only scream when they see their tax bill. california amusement park association says under their reopening guidelines screaming will not be outright banned but will be strongly discouraged which is the same policy go

pornography is a huge problem in utah and has been for some time. linker. [laughter] you only get readers digest. it's a poem. top number four. ♪♪ california theme parks including disneyland, universal studios, six flags asking visitors not to scream on the roller coasters to prevent covered so now people in california will only scream when they see their tax bill. california music park association says under the guidelines, screaming will not be outright banned but strongly discouraged which is the same governor cuomo has for his staff. the policy came about because californians keep screaming recall newsom. [applause] everywhere they go, shouting guidelines have indoor attractions and shows so i, you and we can no longer scream for ice cream, it might seemed like a challenge but already one california is showing us the way, he made an entire ride without uttering a sound. talk about leading by example. this man is a hero. ♪♪ i'll be right back. ♪♪ thank you for watching what experts call the best hour of your day. that's science. follow me on twit

these snow mobilers got caught in an avalanche last month in utah. >> heard hunter yelling and here heud? >> all the snow is, is a horizontal reputatresentation oe season's weather. >> reporter: to understand the danger you have to dig a little deeper. the more readily this slides off, that's going to show poor bonding between those layers. >> reporter: since the start of the pandemic, enrollment in avalanche classes by sun valley guides has more than doubled with people looking to safely get away in to america's wild and rugged back country. mountain guide chris marshal walks students through the basics of search and rescue. terrain management, and critically how to the read layers of snow, like a geologist reads sediment. >> when you have snow that looks like sugar and you canouhe naked eye, these are facets. >> reporter: snow scientists say climate change has heightened avalanche risk. throughout much of the west, there was heavy fall snow followed by drought. that formed a weak layer, which was then buried under several feet of snow. prime conditions for the most dangerous type of

spring was still officially days away, but in draper, utah, its promise was clear.he crisp air. the sun rising over the wasatch mountains. it should have been a beautiful day. but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> you know, i'm not real sure. i'm at the river bottom, and there's some pools of blood. and i'm guessing it's just an animal, but in the water right by the river there's a shoe. >> sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene. >> we called forensics out and we did a presumptive test, and it was able to tell us it was human blood. >> human blood, that changes things. >> the helicopter was in the air for under an hour, before it spotted something about a mile north of where the jogger saw the blood. it was caught up in branches. as the chopper got closer, it was clear, there was a body on the river. >> sergeant, when the divers pulled the victim out, what were the injuries they observed to her face? >> she had a laceration here on her forehead. her face was

clearly the senator from utah has a sense of humor. >> he is still able to work? >> yeah.ely. he came to work and he was able to cast votes and everything today. no problem there. >> with all of the attacks at cpac from the former president that continue, does he face that at home as well? is he still popular in his state? >> he is. anderson, there was a bit of a push by the utah republican party or some elements to censure him because of his vote to convict president trump. but that did not go anywhere. the utah republican party made note of the fact both of their senators voted differently. one voting to acquit the former president and senator romney voting to convict. there are a wide range of philosophies in the republican party and they embrace that and romney and family have a long history and connection to the state of utah. he is not up for re-election until 2024. it is a while off before there would be electoral consequences. >> reminder, don't miss full circle, catch it streaming live at 6:00 p.m. eastern full circle or on the cnn app or on demand any time. the n

a week before the altercation, bundy was on a tour in utah to recruit supporters. dark days ahead, store food, buy generators, and keep your guns handy, they said here. something bad could be coming, soon. >> well, i think that our rights are being challenged. in -- in this great and wonderful land. >> ladies and gentlemen, ammon bundy. >> reporter: bundy's at the center of a new movement. >> it's a bonus to be able to meet mr. ammon. and to hear his information, his take. >> what do you like about him? >> he is a rancher. >> uh-huh. >> and he's honest, and he keeps his word. >> reporter: bundy comes from a family, whose name has become synonymous with armed confrontations with the government. in recent years, members-his family have occupied lands in nevada which led to high-profile standoffs with law enforcement. both of those landed the bundys in federal court. in oregon, ammon and a brother were acquitted on firearms charges, and conspiracy to impede federal workers. in nevada, they and their father were accused of using armed force against law enforcement. and

in utah last december, a group including the people's rights leader challenging over mask mandate. >>d we need to take. >> reporter: chuck good is the chairman of the party. >> this uncomfortable feeling of masks and vaccines is a ve very -- selfish kind of thing. they're not keeping up people's rights. they're putting themselves above the rights of other americans. >> reporter: anderson is an army veteran and activist in saint george, he says the pandemic and angry over the politics are fuelling something here and should not be ignored. >> people like ammon bundy, he's playing on people's fear. that's a dangerous thing. >> reporter: would it surprise you that the next insurrection that's building in the hills of southern utah? >> it would not surprise me because unfortunate this happens. there is those charismatic people that comes along and at some point as a nation people have to be informed and look at things for themselves and stop looking at one or two or a few people have all the answers. >> reporter: with southern poverty law centers, he lists people's right memberships. both

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the warriors played their best game of the season on sunday against the utah jazz. the best team in the nba. could they go back to t the lak defending nba champions? check it out. welcoming the rookie. to the league. the first quarter, step, to hill, throws down the two- handed jam. pushing them down. scoring 27 off of the bench. later in the half. caldwell pope, knocking down three. lakers lead shooting almost 70%. it is now a 22 point game in the 4th. lebron hits it. he had 22 point triple double. l.a. shot 63% for the game and cruised to a 128-117 win. women given the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament, they will face 16 seed utah valley in the first round on sunday. all games will be played in san antonio. >>> sharks and vegas, playing in front of about 2500 fans. over 8 minutes in, power play, scores. 1-0 vegas. same score, opening minute, 3rd period, going for the goal. giving the knights the 2-goal lead. hung on to win snapping san jose's season high streak. nfl free agency kicked off today. the 49ers bringing in players saying good-bye to players

how many three pointers they made in the big win over utah valley. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in pleasant hill for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. also open in milpitas, burlingame and san leandro. >>> welcome back. the stanford cardinal the number one over all seed in the women's basketball tournament. and they played like it tonight against utah valley. a homecoming for williams in san antonio. history in the first. williams becomes stanfords all time career leader in three pointers made. the cardinal off to a blazing fast start. she scores 17 of the team high 20 in the first half. they led by 33 points at the break. the

i am here in utah. salt lake city, utah. one of the things that you have to know about him is that he was kind of anti catholic. so here you see the capitol dome. on it is written religious liberty is guaranteed, but can we allow foreign reptiles to crawl all over us? u.s.. on the left you see this crocodile going up the capitol dome. but if you look at it sideways the mouth of the crocodile is kind of like the hoax hat. and on the right side, this is -- is the shell of the turtle. that is the mormon church. this is kind of curious in a few ways. for instance, why are you calling the mormon church a foreign reptile? that is because back in the, day back in the day when he was doing these cartoons, the mormon church was mostly made up of immigrants. i thought about making a turtle a representative of mormon utah ends but it didn't quite work. we will have more to say about nast and his view of the catholic church later on. that is the last little bit that i've got. like i, said he worked with the images and was developing the

utah is an all mail-in voting state.he republican party is essentially declaring war on mail-in voting based on what? the big lie the election was stolen from donald trump. and meanwhile republicans there like that system. this is the fake culture war they're getting dragged into over nothing and meanwhile what is going on with the debt? what is going on with the spending? apparently joe biden just spent $1.9 trillion while republicans were distracted and spun up over dr. seuss and mr. potato head. republicans like me and i expect mr. cox want these strong republican parties so there is some kind of balance on these issues and doesn't become this endalize debate over nobody cares about spending anymore because we want to go to war with stuff that doesn't matter and gets ratings. >> i want to turn now to your former boss, senator ted cruz, who over the weekend wrote a letter to the secretary of defense and asked for a meeting with it commander of the marine corp over the military's response to the sexist comments made by

2000 vuelos han sido cancelados en el aeropuerto de dénver dejando a miles pasajeros varados y en utahertas mientras las condiciones se lo permitan >>> estoy preparada con botas de nieve, vamos a ver cómo se presenta >>> el mal tiempo podría continuar impactando a millones de personas hasta el día lunes. andrea cruz telemundo. >>> y las puertas de una nueva semana laboral, vamos a ver qué nos depara a los californianos el tiempo, vamos con arana y el panorama más actual >>> buenas tardes amigos, ya está aquí la lluvia ya que pasó frente frío sobre nuestra región y les cuento que también vamos a ver un descenso de las temperaturas así que iniciamos con un vistazo al satélite radar, actualmente vemos cómo el sistema de baja presión se aproxima y se espera que continúe la lluvia esta noche y también mañana al amanecer temperaturas mínimas en la noche en el rango de los 30 y 40 grados, noche fría pero el pronóstico de lluvia actualmente enseña lluvias sobre la zona de san francisco, las montañas de santa cruz y también más hacia el sur de san josé se esperan lluvias a partir de las 8 de la

they took on the utah jazz, and warriors off to a great start. steph led the charge with 14 points in the first half. just before the break, draymond green pumping iron, and then curry finished with 32, just one shy of his birthday number, 33. the warriors snap their four-game losing streak beating the jazz. >> everybody that wants to be great in the league takes things personally, so we responded and we have had a resilient attitude all year and we needed every bit of it against a great team like utah and it's a big win. >> if i was in college, everybody would dump water on me, but in the nba, we have another game tomorrow. >> before the game klay thompson was on the court taking a few shots. he said 2020 was his toughest year for so many reasons. he's still recovering after tearing his achilles and tearing his acl, and he's hoping to return. >> it may be a few weeks after or a month after, but it's definitely going to be geared toward the beginning of the season. >> you always guess if you are going to be the same player you once were. >> i wil

stanford dished out 24 assists and shot 56% and they blow out utah valley state 87-44 to advance to theecond round. >> a great first game for us and people were doing nice things and we need to build on the good things. >> i told my teammates to stay here in my hometown as long as possible. >> it's great for us. she really got us going. >> it couldn't come soon enough. i kept looking at the clock and it was 2:00, 3:00. but once we got out there and the ball tipped, we were out there having fun with my best friends. >> i think it's great. whoever made this, thank you. >> oklahoma state on tuesday and the cardinals have won 15 straight games with the last seven all by double digits. in baseball, buster posey back in the giants lineup and long gloria, it's going to tombstone. hitting .474 with four home runs in the cactus league. the next inning, a 2-run blast and the second long-haul of this spring. two innings later, he ripped a triple into the right corner, bringing home two more runs. the giants won 10-4 and the a's had the day off. tuesday, three years since the giants president pulle

in utah cars were trapped on the highway for hours. in california mudslides pouring into back yards. and in texas tornadoes tearing across the panhandle the storm stretching from there all the way to wyoming with blizzard warnings across three states gadi schwartz is on the ground for us in denver >> reporter: tonight the rocky mountain states bracing for a winter blast the storm already wreaking havoc. drivers caught in whiteout conditions several tornadoes churning in the texas panhandle, snapping cell towers in half, pulling down poles after mudslides in california the storm stretching from wyoming, colorado, to utah and arizona while millions in cities like denver are hunkering down for a long night of heavy snowfall >> so i am a little bit nervous. especially the fact that you never know that the power could cut off. >> reporter: with up to several feet in higher elevations and a foot or more in some metro areas like denver, the massive slow-moving storm is expected to be one of the worst in years. >> the original forecast was lik

they play host to the utah jazz later today.ile it is not often you see his emotion like that, he has heard steph curry yell before. >> he has yelled at me a few times about shooting the ball. shoot the ball! , or something like that. it may be a little different than the words that i just used. do not be fooled, hedoyell > 12s and the rebound puts it up. 4.5 to go with jared lucas burying the triple. and he fakes out the defense with a nice layup in the lane. 70-68 they win and they clench an automatic berth in the ncaa tournament. and the giants and indians with scottsdale. a run and the giants go 4-0. and the walnut creek native, that is his first cactus league ofhe deal. and winning at the arnold palmer invitation at tpc sawgrass. it will go 11 under overall and second place. and lee westwood putting for pa under. that is your look at sports and i will send it back to you. >>> knowledge check the bay area forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan . >>> filling in with the satellite and radar image. a live look from the e

utah jazz. could they go back to back? champion lakers?he dein last night -- james, the rookie to the league. knocked in clear. first quarter, lakers up by three. ditches to james weissman for the lay up. seth becomes the franchise's all time leader in the set. next quarter. hill throws down the two hit jam pushing la's lead to ten. scored 27 off te the half, fouled by curry. still knocked down the three. lakeerns 65-50 at the break. now a 22 point game in the 4th. james hit, he had 22 point triple double. la shot 63% for the game and cruised 128-127. golden state 1-5. >>> college basketball. stanford women the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament. they will face utah valley in the first round on sunday. all games will be played in san antonio. >>> to the ice vegas playing in front of about 2500 fans, little over eight minutes in golden knights on the power play. 1-0vegas. same score opening minute, third period, setting up mark stone for the goal giving the knights a two goal lead. they hung onto win 2-#. san jose's season high

straight ahead in utah, the battle lines are drawn between energy and the environment.er the search for towering trees, so notre dame's fire can soar again. >>> allowing oil and gas leasing on public lands. >>> with few updates to the law since. president biden is taking aim. with an executive order signed in january that temperaturely pauses any new leases. r and w jones trucking has benefitted ever since the leasing began. >> we specialize in tearing down riggs and moving them and putting them back up. >> the vernal, utah company was started by his grandfather. >> families depend on me. and when the oil field is going, i amber to provide a better than average living. >> it affects everyone eventually but it's the retail stores. it's the restaurants. it's the grocery stores. >> dave everette, a waiter by day is a vernal city councilman and heard plenty of biden's executive order. >> i don't know if i can repeat it. it was a -- it was an attitude of dismay. >> i said that is crap. when a man can come in with one swipe of a pen and already taran economy apart. >> this is

than a really quality win over the best team in the west curry put up 32 points in the victory over utah but that isn't even the whole story of this game. how about a triple double from draymond green yet another one, his second this season. >> how did a really strong performance from the young second unit, james wiseman and jordan poole really both stood up to score and a great team defensive effort. the warriors held utah to just 44% shooting. >> i just like our defensively from the start to the finish. you know, that's a great team. they're tough to guard i thought we we we state a state within state into them. the entire night. >> a team like where they're so used to their patterns and their, you know, spacing and getting the ball moving. >> we wanted. said the tone early. take them out of those sets, make them work making go one on one. and say though, those challenges known negga so make still make shots. they're great offense. but. we set the tone early to tell the night and day difference than when we were in news early in the season. so they gave us a chance, gave us life and to

where's the love for utah? >> i'm not going for the utah jazz slander right now. two best players are the last standing. >> you guys got to understand, you guys got to understand just like in video games growing up, we never played with utah even as great as carl malone. you never pick those guys in video games, never. >> all right. now the game is being played with a purpose this year. not only did the nba help raise more than $3 million for historically black colleges and universities, the incredible pride and spirit will be on full display all weekend. the alumnae throughout around the country helped design the floor. seven artists will have pizza displayed. two get to be among the 15 a fans who are allowed to be there for the game. even the game's three officials, tony brown, courtney pick tom washington all attended hbcu. inside the nba crew was busy. four part docuseries. check out shaq's story about a recent meeting with cnn founder ted turner. >> i met ted turner the other day. he didn't know who i was. i said, mr. turner, nice to meet you. he said, you ar

i spent the last week talking with law enforcement officers in utah. these men and women are heroes. they're good, honest officers who risk their lives every day to keep us safe. i asked them about h.r. 1280 and this is what they said and i quote. this will destroy public safety. we haven't done anything to earn this type of distrust. this will push good enforcement out of the business. utah is an amazing place. we have the right to protect. let's keep them here. police reform is necessary. we need to give officers the tools they need to fairly enforce the law. but this legislation paints a target on the back of every police officer in america. in salt lake city, we saw a 38% increase in homicides. at the same time, salt lake cut $5.3 million from the police department's budget. it should be no surprise that the voluntary resignations doubled. this bill -- this bill simply defunds the police. not in utah's fourth district. not now. not ever. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recogni

he took this photo in utah in 1929. up next the co-authors of the book landscapes for the people george alexander grant first chief photographer of the national park service show examples of his work and discuss his story with a park service historian the national archives hosted this 2016 event and provided the video. my name is tom nastic. i'm a public program producer here at the national archives in washington dc. and it's my pleasure to welcome you all here today to the william g mcgowan theater, and also welcome those of you who are watching us on the national archives youtube channel. today our series of noontime author lectures and book signings continues with landscapes for the people george alexander grant first chief photographer for the national park service. with our special guest today ren and helen davis today's lecture is one of several programs. we will present in the coming months to help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the national park service the story of the national park service is well represe

now, the warriors play host to utah later today. jazz sport the best record in all the nba.rns that before. >> he has yelled at me a few times about shooting the ball matter-of-fact. like, shoot the ball! or something like that. a little more, you know, little different than the words i used. don't y'all be fooled by staff. does yell at me. [ laughter ] >>> the pac 12 championship from las vegas, second half often miss, rebound puts it back up and in, beavers up by five. jerry lucas berries a 777 point game, 70 tics now a the defens and nicely up in the lane, 70- 68 they win, they clinch an automatic berth in the tournament. austin slater, his first home run of the season and they go 4- 0 bottom of the fifth oh walnut creek native, that is league. they beat the reds 5-2 5rere re 2 go, 11 over under all in place putting for par on the famed island 17 that is going to go. west wood is your leader at 1300. that is relook at sports, sending things back >>> for today's afternoon against the utah jazz the team is inviting female bay area small business owners and entrepreneurs to

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you know, my father ended up, you know as ahead of pharmaceutics at university and of michigan and utah so he had a pretty clear upward trajectory i think because he focused in the sciences which research and science is much more objective than saying hey, i'm gonna be a lawyer, you know and try to get into you know a law firm in new york or something right? you make a good point i think about president roosevelt and executive orders really the result of an internal debate within the administration. they probably all right. i'm almost president. just sit down write something up but president roosevelt does wait to resend 9066 until after the 1944 elections. so you must have still been worried about some political fallout from announcing the closing of the camps and the reintegration of japanese into japanese americans into their previous lives. right. i mean i think that you know, it's really funny. i like you said there are always a lot of internal debates about this subject but you know as quickly as they tried to take them off the west coast and stick them into these camps as quickly

. >> we're at the promontory summit in utah at golden pike national historic site. i am walking you over to where the transcontinental railroad was completed. this spot right here marked by the -- is within inches of where the original sermon he was held in 1969. included is a plaque that lists many of the dignitaries of that company, central pacific in particular. cific in particular. the big four are all marked. another thing you can see at the site is the connection with the resources that would have been available to the local companies building the railroad. we have mocked up everything to make it as authentic as possible. on the west side you are going to see precut ties. the center had plenty of wood in the sierra nevada's, and because of that he had sawmills. whereas the union pacific coming from the east had to hand cut their ties wherever they could find would. not a lot of. available in many of the areas, so they would split them. you can see right here how they would just cut them and bring them down where they could. the transcontinental railroad was ha

stewart of utah. mr. crawford of arkansas. ms. stefanik of new york. mr. mullen of oklahoma. mr. kelly of mississippi. mr. lahood of illinois. and mr. fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 5-a-1-b of house resolution 8, the house stands adjourned until noon on tuesday, march 16, 2021, for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for announcer: join us for gavel-to-gavel house cobra tuesday afternoon on c-span and watch online at c-span.org. veterans health administration officials testify this morning before a house appropriations subcommittee on mental health, women's health and homelessness. we will have coverage starting at 11:30 a.m. and you can also find it online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. the president and vice president will talk about the economic data plan signed yesterday, live here on c-span starting at 2:30 p.m. and coming up tonight, a look at the money behind the push for judicial nominees. the senate judiciary subcommittee on federal courts and oversight held a hearing about the influence of special interes

the warriors play host to utah later today, jazz sport the best record in all the nba, he says it is we see the emotion like that, he's heard him yell before. >> he has yelled at me a few times. about shooting the ball as a matter of fact. like, shoot the ball! or something like that. a little more, you know, a little different than the words i used. don't y'all be fooled by staff. he does yell atat n poin three-point game. fix up a defense that a nicely up in the lane, 70-68 they win, the clinton automatic berth in the ncaa tournament. giants and indians from scottsdale, austin slater, his first home run of the spring, a three run and the giants go 4- 0, bottom of the fifth, walnut creek, that is his first cactus league of the year,the year,the, to 5-4, not pictured, the a's beat the reds 5-2. >>> bison assemble that one last week at the arnold palmer more invitational. >>> putting for par on the , west wood yourlead at 13 under. that is relook at sports, back to you. >>> happening today, the warriors are launching their campaign for women's empowerment month and you will start noti

utah has the worse record in the nba.d to play their first home game since march 26th. 3rd quarter warriors have six. the reload three is good for steph. dubs go up nine. warrior up one. strong drive off the glass and in and then more andrew on the attack. he had 28 points, 12 of 16 shooting warriors take an 8 point lead with just under 6 to go. warriors score 18 off the bench. here's one of their triples. draymond green 11-12-12. the birthday scored 22. lok at this pass across the court. 9 assists for steph. warriors win 131-119 they snap that four game slide and a special moment with steph and his son in the postgame. >> i like the way we responded now it's about the message of the season. now it's about putting you know, a couple of games in a row with that type of effort and focus and intensity. >> reporter: great win, but now it matters what we do coming out of this win. you look at this win and this can be a turning point. you know for anyone's season. >>> warriors and lakers tomorrow. spring training baseball, a's

this was at bryce canyon in utah that he took in 1929. and nearby at capital reef in utah in 1935.i especially love this photograph of the sand dunes near stove pipe wells in death valley national park in california. he took this in 1935. and then in 1937, george entered this photograph in a competition with 300 other photographers, including ansel adams. and grant won the first place in the inaugural new york explorer's club photography competition. i love the sheer cliffs of canyon deshea at the national monument. he took this in 1940. and this is truly a picture of people enjoying our national parks, this horseback party viewing the yellow stone river falls at yellow stone national park, wyoming, in 1933. i love this picture of the sequoia tree at sequoia national park in california in 1940. i'm sure your eye goes right away to this vehicle going under the tunnel carved from the sequoia tree. but did you notice this gal? you know, grant loved to hide people in the landscapes of his pictures. we called this his where is waldo imagery. >> he made several trips to the olympic penin

they started the week out on a high after beating the utah jazz last night.e boy did things take a turn for the worse with lebron james and the lakers in town tonight. let's go to the chase center there's james doing his usual pre-game chalk toss taking on his teammate from the all-star game. steph curry with his own pre-game ritual runs as a little cut head. but there. all right. 1st quarter, steph pulls up in transition. it's good for 3 curry had 15 points in the 1st quarter. but the dog still down 3 2nd quarter action lebron just being lebron an absolute force drives the lane rainbow fade away is good la continues to stretch its lead end of the half andrew wiggins drops one in from 31 feet at the buzzer. but that was the dubs. 1st half highlights as they are down 15 heading into the locker room. 3rd quarter montrez harrell had himself a game gets the drive and rest. let's show it again here with contact. he had 27 off the bench lakers up 24th quarter. lebron only took 13 shots put messed around. got a triple-double. the 61st of his career. he finished with

follow you in utah oh wonderful is it the same as before sin and then. yes it's the same in a way that suits me just fine it's a simple gambia the men are here to change mischance shower door but there's a small problem past sky doesn't have his drill with him. yes. i have to drill here to fix the new fright i can't attach the new door to the old one. vote. overwhelmingly he'll find a solution he's not half bad. you can bring him a gun with me on. this i've never had a bad luck. what is contant to her i think of him i also got my grandson on the 5th. day of all of the doing something which makes me happy to help people he got he really needed to go home with all its padding it's like that it's great when finally the doors in place. prescott in contrast i'm ready to leave but not before taking care of the nicest part of the job the chat with that client. but i just was moved on i wanted to among other things i used to be a banking consultant it was what i missed the personal relationships. that are not over there the job wasn't too focused on selling work