she is being treated at an utah hospital. >> and you can watch more of the interview karen kline and her husband and this remarkable story of survival, today, on cbs this morning, starting at 7:00. of course that airs right after "eyewitness news". >> happening today, the prime minister of japan becomes the first japanese government officials to visit pearl harbor. prime minister arrived in hawaii yesterday. he meet with president obama today. the two will pay their respects to the uss arizona memorial. prime minister placed wreath at hawaii national cemetery yesterday. japan's attack on pearl harbor in 1941 drew the us into world war ii. >> a lot of people talking about. that coming up: oops they've done it again. hoax targets britney spears watch they said and where they said it. >> the good thing cats have nine lives. how this kitty may have used up one of them, that's when "eyewitness news" continues. stay with us, everyone. >> pop superstar britney spears is alive, her account was hacked, with tweets claiming she had died. the false tweets have been deleted. spears' rep quick to

that was earlier this month, as police received calls for a student with a gun at an utah junior high school. now there is officer arrived to find a boy dress in the all black, pinned against the wall by his own parent. the 15 year old came to school allegedly with ammo and several guns. police were called after he fired a shot into the ceiling of his science class, the boy has since been charged with several felonies, thankfully, no one was hurt. >> teachers in beaver county, have been credit the with saving the life of a family. teachers in ambridge were picketing early yesterday morning, a woman started shouting to call 911. four teachers immediately dropped their signs and renee cross the street into a burning house. smoke was pouring out of the roof. the front door had to be kicked open. never run into a building before that was on fire. >> wouldn't have been here, somebody wouldn't have got that, but a chance somebody could have been very seriously injured or worse. >> now the teachers helped an elderly couple and woman escape from the flames. the cause of the fire is unknown. >

and now for the moment we have all been waiting for, a very special congratulations to the utah utes for anstanding game. [cheering] your teamwork, your dedication, and your outstanding play paid off. it is with great pride and honor that we ought at foster farms present the trophy to the utah >> joel: coach, i'm going to have you come up real quick. what an amazing game it was. your players played so hard. coach whittingham, you are 10-1 in bowl games. this group of seniors goes out with a hard-fought victory. >> what an amazing fourth quarter. kept hanging in there. we didn't play perfect by any stretch but joe ran hard. he was sick all last night. we were not sure he was going to play. he must've had 200 yards-plus. the offensive line continued to block bird returns the ball over too many times. didn't start the game ideally on the kickoff but found a way to win. >> joel: something would happen or go tell me coach whittingham was going to find something to complain about about this victory. your team thought extremely har hard. joe was terrific in the fourth quarter. he wanted -- won it

all been waiting for, a very special congratulations to the utah utes for an outstanding game. ering] your teamwork, your dedication, and your outstanding play paid off. it is with great pride and honor that we ought at foster farms present the trophy to the utah utes. >> joel: coach, i'm going to have you come up real quick. what an amazing game it was. your players coach whittingham, you are 10-1 in bowl games. this group of seniors goes out with a hard-fought victo stretch bu heas sick all last night. we were not sure he was going to play he must've had 200 yards-plus. the offensive line continued to block bird returns the ball over too many times. didn't start the game ideally on the kickoff but found a way to win. >> joel: something would happen or go tell me coach whittingham was going to find something to complain about about this victory. your team thought extremely har hard. joe was terrific in the fourth quarter. he wanted -- won it the utah way with toughness. >> getting critical stops. came away with three takeaways. andy phillips, that was huge. that game. >> joel:

an update on the utah teen accused of firing a gun in school.. released police bodycam video of the incident. this- as the 15-year-old is formally charged for the shooting. police say he shot at the ceiling in a class with 26 students.. then held the gun to his neck. his parents showed up at school when taken two guns from home. at the crucial moment, they tackled him and pulled him into the hallway. prosecutors plan to try to charge the teen as an adult. his attorney has to try to charge the teen as an adult. his attorney has asked for a psychiatric review. a morning news anchor in los angeles is trying a little bruised but otherwise ok after a making an embarrassing mistake on live television. anchor lisa breckenridge was testing out a motorized scooter for a holiday segment-- when she accidentally hit the gas-- and went for a ride. she didn't go far before slamming into a camera and taking a tumble. she bruised her face a little-- but on the bright side she says she met a very handsome firefighter. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen winter

of the cups up there behind me is for the first place. >> dennis' skills are on display at an air show in utahjune of 2008, and one person eager to see it, and videotape it, is tina tyler, an american gyrocopter pilot. >> i packed up my gyro and headed out to utah with my camera in hand. >> for dennis, there's a setback at the beginning of the event. the helicopter, a schweitzer, is unfamiliar and it's heavier than he's used to. >> i normally fly with ten gallons on board, which weighs 80 pounds, 72, in fact, and i had 30 on board, three times the weight. >> as dennis takes off, he's aware of another element that will have a major impact on his performance. >> the air park had two things going for it. it was high and it was hot, 96 degrees that day. >> both those factors spelled danger for a pilot. >> in utah, it's about 5,000 feet elevation and it was a warm day that day. >> this creates a condition called high density altitude, which actually means hotter, thinner air, giving the pilot less lift and less power. >> i had to take certain steps, make certain changes to my routine. >> dennis cal

in utah, an all-day christmas storm that was a surprise left whole neighborhoods buried. calling for up to 36 inches of snow there. even arizona saw some snow. more than a foot came down in flagstaff. >>> snow wasn't all drivers in oregon had to worry about on the roads. that was a deer dashing across the highway. hopefully we'll see it again. a police cruiser caught the near miss. there it is, on his dash cam video. wow. there's a close call there nkts very close call there. >> hopefully you won't encounter anything like that this morning. >> we both have the same idea. very few cars heading out. a lot of people off from work and off from school. francesca ruscio has the travel forecast for us. >> i-95 headed southbound for the christiana mall, gift cards, returning any items. great idea. northbound, problem free. in the green. in the 50s and 60s. super very green on route 202. not all that bad. headed northbound, route 30 for the schuylkill. ten minutes. again, very, very light traffic. for the most part, thought we were talking about frost. allow extra time to defrost

oakland a sound and video artist, his girlfriend remains missing. 34-year-old edmund lapine, an artist from utah, and was a musician who loved to spin vinyl. and 33-year-old em bohika of oakland. 33-year-old chelsea dolan of san francisco. 29-year-old pines of berkeley, and benjamin runnels of oakland. more on abc7news.com. reggie? natasha? >> authorities of working to identify the rest of the victims, with notifications to families beyond the united states, to finland, korea, and guatemala. the sheriff said they do not expect the death toll to dramatically rise again. >> we cannot locate any other deceased victims but we are prepared to remove them if the fire department and a.t.f. locate them. we do not anticipate anymore human numbers. >> the sheriff said additional autopsies today working to identify the remaining victims. >> thousands gathered in lake merritt to remember the victims and you can see the large ground gathered last night to pay respects. a photo of the mourners is tweeted here. katie utehs spoke with one who said the tragedy is forcing a real discussion on serious issues. >> s

utah lost 58 men. 52 are still the ship. this memorial is in that remembrance. the memorial was an aspiration for a senator from utah, and also for the surviving crew. in 1971, he came here to dedicate the ground in which this memorial will be built. he said these words which in my terms still hot me to this day. honor those who here gave the last full measure of devotion, all of us hope and pray that the time will come when we know the -- when we no longer need to dedicate memorials to men who died in battle. that we will dedicate memorials to those who live in peace. to all nations and all men." frank moscow the united states senator, utah, groundbreaking december 7, 1971. true.ream came memorial was dedicated on memorial day, 1972. this memorial is that. it is a testimony to the forgotten ship and forgot memorial. the public doesn't come here, because they are not allowed yet to come here. as a treatment the park service that in the near future, we will have transportation out here so they can this this memorial at the next memorial we are going to, the uss oklahoma memorial. th

. >> a woman in utah found an unwanted gift if her son's christmas stocking, a thumbtack. she was hungry and grabbed a bite size snickers from her son's stocking and ate two of the candies and then when she ate the third she found more than milk chocolate and peanuts when she bit into the candy bar. >> bit down there was a thumbtack and it was hard and i spit it out. and a gold thumbtack in the middle of it. >> fortunately she did not break a tooth or injure herself. she threw away the tack. right now she is not planning to sue. >>> still ahead here on "action news" another check of your forecast stepping live outside looking at sky 6 hd and dillworth park. meteorologist, david murphy, with an update from accuweather. we are a military family. they travel a lot. every four years when we got re-stationed you think it's going to be the biggest change in your life but there's always more changes to come. the first thing that we would do when we would get into our new place was set up the beds. and when i go to t.j.maxx i buy good quality things that are going to last a long t

the "utah" lost 58 men. 52 of them are still inside the ship. this memorial is in that remembrance. the memorial was an aspiration for senator moss from utah. and also for the surviving crew of the "uss utah." in 1971, he came here to dedicate the ground in which this memorial will be built. he said these words which in, i guess in my terms, still haunt me to this day. while we honor those who here gave their last full measure of devotion, all of us hope and pray that the time will come when we no longer need to dedicate memorials to men who died in battle. that we will dedicate memorials to those who live in peace. to all nations and all men. frank moss, united states senator, utah, ground-breaking, 7 december, 1971. well, his dream and the crew of the "utah," that dream came true because a memorial was dedicateod memorial day 1972. and this memorial is that. i guess in a way that silent testimony, the forgotten ship and forgotten memorial because the public doesn't come here because they're not allowed yet to come here. this is on a military reservation. that's why it occurs. it's the dream of the pa

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edmund lapine was an artist from utah, a musician we loved to spin vinyl. 33-year-old em bohika is anotherm from oakland. and chelsea dolan of san francisco. 29-year-old justin fritz. and ferel pines, 29 years old from berkeley, and 32-year-old benjamin runnels of oakland. we are sharing more information for you on our when at abc7news.com. we have little information but they all had very full lives. >> authorities are working to identify the rest of the fire victims now. notifications have again out to families beyond the united states, in finland, korea and guatamala. the sheriff said they do not specific the death toll to dramatically jump. >> we cannot locate any other deceased victims but we are prepared to remove them if the first department and a.t.f. locate but we do not anticipate anymore huge numbers. >> nine tentative i.d.'s and they will work to identify one person still unknown. >> in san francisco, dozens of people showed up for a candlelight vigil to honor the fire victims at harvey milk plaza. leaders of the transgender community organized the trip use. a number of trans pe

. >> thank you, matt a lehigh valley mother system speaking out from her hospital bed in utah about an amazing story of survival. she risked her life to save her family when they became stranded near the grand canyon. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the dramatic details live in our satellite center. katherine. >> reporter: matt this started thursday afternoon for this family. their car was stuck, it was freezing cold. they had no cell phone service so this mother decided to hike to the nearest road to try to find help not realizing that that road was closed for the winter. she wasn't found until early saturday morning. she's now being treated for severe frost bite. >> i just kept moving forward thinking if i don't get there then i can't -- i'm not going survive another night. lucky to be alive karen klein from palmer township is recovering in utah her husband eric by her side. the associate professor at northampton community college hiked for 26 miles for more than 30 hours in the snowy wilderness near the grand canyon to try to save her stranded family. >> my son needs his

. >>> the utah mother got an unwanted gift on christmas day a thumb tack in a snickers bar. she was hungry when she grabbed a snickers bar, there was a thumb tack in one of her snerks bars. she is not looking for a late or money, she wants the company and the parents to be a ware. >>> it is flyers faced the blues in st. louis last night following a five day christmas break they lost 6-3. they head west where they face the san jose sharks tomorrow night. le. >> reporter: you know yesterday morning i was digging for long term construction to tell you about. this morning i'm up to my eyeballs in accidents, it's a mess out there. 37 blocked off in maple shade near route 90 coming away from the tacony-palmyra and the betsy ross bridge and high street to the south. it's a tractor-trailer accident, the truck ran into a pole, wires are down. southbound lanes blocked, northbound lanes reopened, but heading southbound, church street or nolola road or 38. don't forget the buses and trolleys are running on a modified weekday schedule. >> reporter: on the big board we have snow coming in

be on the l look outfor that an maybe some snowflakes into utah later on this weekek. up toward the north, anonother w prpressure s system close to th pacific northwest in places like british columumbia looking foro possibility of snowfall. heavier rain up toward the north. a christmas weekend looking relatively wet for these locations, vancouver, salt lake city, a white christmas by sunday, also for denver, showers in san francisco friday into saturday. further to the east, low pressure weather up toward the great lakes, the look out for some snow in toronto. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that the top of the hour wi be the final watching france 24. time for 60 minutes live around the world. i'm genie godula. these are the headlines. german police offer a 100,000 euro reward for information linked to the main suspect in the christmas market attack in berlin. a manhunt is on for 24-year-old tunisian anis amri. still leavings eastern aleppo as the evacuation in syria continues. with rare snowfall slowing

. >>> in utah, an extremely close call at one junior high school that could have resulted in a horribleragedy. a teenaged boy opened fire in classroom. the bullet hit the ceiling. he then put the gun to his neck. fortunately no more shots were fired and no one was hurt. because the boy's parents apparently followed him into school and pulled the shotgun from his hand. police say the parents quickly jumped into action after they noticed their guns were missing from their home. still other parents at school are extremely shaken by this. >> this is not a drill. >> you hear about all the other stories of these other schools. you have no idea. you just don't know. this became a reality today. >> very scary. that teenager has been booked into juvenile detention facility on multiple charges. police are still trying to determine a motive. >>> it is one of the most famous homes in television history and it just sold for pretty penny. how the new owner has special connection to this full house. plus -- >> wasn't just a wrapper this guy they call bobby dimes who was shot earlier to this here in wi

. >> edmund lapine, an artist from utah, was a musician who loved to spin vinyl. >> other victims include em bohika from oakland. 33-year-old chelsea dolan of san francisco. francisco. and 29-year-old ferrell >> this is bringing a lot of the community together over the 36 who have lost their lives, even strangers wanting to help and offer comfort. >> it is just really desperately tragic. actually someone also had the seen and i was like, i really want to offer hugs because it feels like the best way to share the empathy of the grief we're all experiencing. >> some people add this vigil showed up with what appears to be ghost ships with pictures of the victims on the mast including "they were young people what just want dead listen to music." the community is finding strength in prayer, a small group of people gathered at the cathedral of christ the light along the western shore of lake merritt to remember the victims. the church opened its doors last night to reflect on the lies lost. >> there are also vigils and rememberans being held cross the state. >> we will get to jessica with a loo

he created electronic beats at dance parties, and edwin lapine was from utah an went to college in washington state ant settled in oakland and was an intern for k records and was known for being a great drers and just a great guy. friends have now set up a micah dane meyer memorial page, by the way on facebook. they are holding a private memorial for him this thursday. larry and ama? >> all right. kristen, thank you. even sadder when you see the faces and all the back stories of those who lost their lives. >>> singer and songwriter kimya dawson will headline two benefit concerts. both shows in emoryville tomorrow night. one at 7:00 and the other at 9:00 at mid-summer studios on horton street and it will include the showing of two films. ed a submission $10 and promoters say it's a bridge your own chair event. >>> an effort is under way to connect those people displaced by the fire with those who want to help. trackers sert a place kids and adults learn to go outdoor skills, but inside they are helping the people impact by the ghost ship fire. they are collecting donations for the people who a

utah park. >>> aurora police and city leaders are addressing recent attacks based on racial hatred. an african american woman who her home has been attacked for the second time in two weeks. we told you about the first case last tuesday when hateful messages were spray painted on her door. now city officials want it to stop. >> hateful graffiti and other crimes have no place in our city. absolutely no place in our city. >> aurora police say african- american citizens have been slavery and other racial slurs. >>> a longmont family says their dream home was become a nightmare because of a mold problem they say is being ignored by the builder. john lily says he and his family have had problems since they moved in. they contacted the builder and found shoddy plumbing upstairs. they say the problem wasn't completely fixed and the mold was making them they say it was not enough. they hired an independent inspector who confirmed mold was still a problem. lily says the builder is ignoring the issue. >> it's been months now and we've given them everything they ask for and they never admit mold

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on deadly force if you a long time in the last 24 hours two police officers were you shot 2, 3, 4 utah an ass nation but if you look at the ultimate cause of san francisco every time a policeman shots someone without a gun they read about that in the newspaper or so it on the net tea say i'm going to get the next cop you have two police officers on the force that in 10 years opened an banana clips into two unarmed civilians for whatever cause they didn't have weapons i think a new police chief has to look at that i don't know who he is or where he is but i think sir, you should start bringing him before the public secondly, a person in a building i don't know why the public has to be let in by the backdoor and a private party in the front door and 17 sheriff's acting as thugs we're not allowed in the building we have to use is janitorial indigents and public building to be available to the public for any event anywhere we shouldn't have to use the backdoor and owen i ought to do something about that last but not least a vote on the occ to turn it into the accidental police shooting i want

. >>> a wind farm in wyoming and an energy plant in utah. both are expected to boost the power grid in california. power lines for each project will extend hundreds of miles. combined, they may provide enough power if 200 homes. >>> it's 5:46. a tense night at the city council meeting. obviously emotions were running high during a housing discussion as our cameras were rolling. >> get off me. >> you saw pushing and shoving. >> you see her being pushed by that woman. she went on to shout at police and others. it's not clear why. she eventually left on her own accord. no charges were filed. >>> a special flight will appear. seattle based alaska cn airline is buying san francisco's plane. lit make it the fifth largest flight. it will be landing at 11:00 followed by a ceremony at the airport. >>> scott mcgrew is talkijoinin. you've been talking with alaska. >> yes. a lot of our viewers say they're going to miss virgin and its service but they hope for cheaper prices from alaska. flank can alaska bring any of the joy that virgin brought into its

some vanls in our skate scribbled in an ancient native american monument in utah. seeing the college log and 2016 on there. the school said it's unacceptable, help >>> droning flying around, chances are you have seen one. they are popular and now easy to pack hak. russell haythorn has more. >> setting everything up. >> in the world of developingtologist technology. >> and our most popular. >> drones are going from strange to main stream. >> one of the experts on the craze. >> very fast. >> as they take flight, cyber security experts warn about dronejacking. >> i think they overlook the risk. >> professor at msu. >> some definite risks. >> open targets for hackers. and after they overrode the system. dronejacking can be more dangerous than -- >> if you crash it into a crowd, chaos can ensue. >> as hackers become more tech savvy, there's more tactics available for law enforcement you can call this massive looking gun, a drone baa zoo ka -- popularity, soars. >> vulnerability will be found and they need to be patched in an ongoing basis. >> russell haythorn, denver7.

. >>> two girls and their brother in utah got an early christmas gift they'll never going forget. >>ift will make them a whole lot happier this holiday season. >> we can see you. >> who is it? >> that is -- all things to ask sister she wanted santa to bring her her older brother dylan. his little brother mitch didn't want to stop hugging his big brother. >> i thought he wouldn't be able to come home. >> you're pretty happy. >> ramirez family from utah obviously thrilled that dylan is home for the holidays. >> okay. i need a kleenex now. because i'm tearing up over that one. moms and their children trying to get a fresh start in life are now getting help from philly police officers. now, officers from the south street detail worked with the community to raise money for presents and today the officers dropped them off to about 50 children. the organization women against abuse is helping the families with children also got much needed winter coats. >> coming up forget the leftovers from the dinner table. this woman's eating her dog's food. why she says it's worth every penny. >> i got c

utah? where they said this guy is an unknown person, he is doing so well. remember? tah isah -- s emily. i went to my people and i said, we have problems. utah is in play. this guy is supposed to be doing well. it was like we tied. that hillary was in third place. this was a case where i wanted her to be in second place, to be honest. this guy was supposedly in second place. they said texas, very close. georgia, very close. they had us so close, to close to call. it was before the election. then the election -- so now, the texasopen and they go, goes to trump. georgia goes to trump. right at the beginning. i won them and landslides. i said, what has been going on? they are in play. meaning, they are very close. guess what, they were not in place -- play. so that was nice. they said immediately, donald trump wins texas. they said, very important, trump wins iowa. that was a big one. [applause] president-elect trump: the numbers were so big, but the rest of the night, the other side said, that is a big number. that was a lot more than we were supposed to lose by. this i

. >> a lehigh valley mother speaking from her hospital bed in utah about an amazing story of survivaler life to save her family when they became stranded near the grand canyon. "action news" reporter katherine scott has these dramatic details live in our satellite center. katherine. >> reporter: matt this started thursday afternoon for this family. their car was stuck. they had no cell signal. it was freezing cold. so the mother decided she would try to hike to the nearest highway to try to get help not realizing that the highway was closed for the winter. she wasn't found until early saturday morning. she's now being treated for severe frost bite. >> i just kept moving forward thinking if i don't get there then -- i can't -- i'm not going to survive another night. lucky to be alive karen klein from palmer township is recovering in utah. her husband eric by her side. the associate professor at northampton community college hiked for 26 miles for more than 30 hours in the snowy wilderness near the grand canyon to try to save her stranded family. >> my son needs his mother. my husband n

when you open up an office in utah chemist thinking you're going to win by that much but democrats haveever won in utah, you know how out of the bubble they were. neil: are you sure your name is not gene allowed in? >> in the bernie sanders supporter. when you make of that argument? it could easily just be yours. >> it could easily be mine. that is so good to hear coming in particular. this is the thing. the washington insiders and i was maybe six then far beyond the democrat party. the washington insider laid still does not understand us. the media elite still has no idea that, for example, fox doesn't get good ratings just because they have a lot of people that believe what they say, but also because the other media do such a poor and the best job. the point they're making right now is so important because what she is saying is reflect on all of america, all of middle america, and everything between california and new york, with the real world things that the elite media and elite politicians will not compute. i don't understand why they can't, but it almost seems like a disability at

utah. here's an update from salt lake. we are use to seeing a-t-and-t park fill up with baseball fans. details on the big chance tomorrow to see a music legend play the ballpark on an exclusive tour. tomorrow is your one chance to get tickets to see a music legend at a-t-and-t park. tickets go on sale in the morning for the james taylor concert - scheduled for the end of july. the tour is stopping at only four major league baseball stadiums. san francisco being one of them. opening for taylor will be bonnie raitt. he'll also be playing chicago's wrigley field - boston's fenway park, and nationals park in washington. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. >> reporter: that is the largest contract for relief pitcher in baseball history and the past crises and where the cause may run for the world series he is 28 years old. have a good policy and a vault and three world championships same guy that had a monster deal with the red sox of last two years of he was out of shape. and and then review he admitted that he has become complacent and are ready to start his career all over a

utah. there was time when in the polls looked virtue but a an independent party candidate who was making utah it could be as toup. even the hillary clinton people have acknowledged the focus they gave utah disproportionate to utah voting so republican in the past was critical time waisted. do you agree with that? >> i think so. i don't believe donald trump was the first choice of any of our six electors. or the second for third choice. about at the end of the day he won fair and square, won utah by a sizable margin and. like 28 other states where electors are bound by a vet of the people, and so our vote as electors reflects the popular vote here in utah. utah. >> all right. richard, you put up with a lot of nonsense here and stayed pretty strong. thank you very much. >> thank you. merry christmas. >> to you as well. again, this would ptrump over t. he is at 267. he needs 270 to win. the scene in austin, which is a big chunk of 38 electors, there was one who was on this show who had vowed not to vote for him, might cast his vote for john kasich, republican governor of ohio. governor kasich sa

utah utes. they conclude the season inside the top 20. foster farm bowl champions. what an outing from joe williams. bowl record 222 yards rushing. also had a touchdown. utah victorious tonight 26-24 over indiana. live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> will it be rain or snow on thursday? it all depends on where you live. a winter weather advisory is in effect for some places like the pocono mountains. no problems out there just yet. the roads are dry but the windshield wipers may be working overtime for the morning rush hour. good evening, thanks for staying up with us tonight. i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. whether heading in to work tomorrow morning or hitting the road to ring in the new year with family the weather will impact your drive. let's get straight over to meteorologist scott williams to break down the timing of it all. scott. >> hi there dawn and chris. all about the timing and the temperatures but look at ultimate doppler right now. we're currently dry in the delaware valley but just off to the west the upper ohio

an aircraft carrier there. at least they looks down and somewhat like one. the battleship utah, and old battleship that was really an antique and not use anymore. it with timbers so that it can be used as a target trip. we dropped bombs on it. the japanese saw what looked like in a pet carrier. the heck out of it. it is at the bottom of pearl harbor. if you go to pearl harbor now. can go to the buoy and stock which is the scene of the wreckage of the utah. it is not a big memorial one for the arizona a nun -- nevertheless, it is there. sunk andttleships were are still at the bottom of pearl harbor. they will remain there as memorials. over a thousand men were trapped and died aboard the arizona when it exploded. capsized ship that becomes important in my book. battle of oklahoma capsized. men were trapped below deck. they were trapped in watertight compartments so that they survived for a web. they wereut that still alive, a few of them were still alive by christmas eve. never, december 7, christmas eve, they were still alive and afterwards.t out we found markings that indicate

story about the utah -- that there are 40 old --ls into with an infant entombed with an infant child ashes. this navy chief, they had come from the states, and his daughter died. they were going to bury her at comes, andarl harbor a bomb to her because they thought she was a carrier. she sucks,her, and but she is still there. -- sunk, but she is still there. so, they hunted, but they could never find her. 40 fellows went down with the ship, so they say there were 40 girls guarding that infant girl. she was only, i think, a month old. explosions, and decided it had to have been something drastic, and when she found shrapnel -- that had gone through our refrigerator, then it was really, really frightening, so we just huddled under an overturned city for about three hours, and waited until my father came home, or my sister, who worked at the police station. >> there was fire all over the water. the whole place was on fire, about 10 feet high. that was the oil from the ship that got damaged. the oil went out, and it caught on fire. it was burning about 10 feet high. then there were bodie

an hour. tonight 19th ranked utah battles indiana in the foster farms bowl at levi stadium. the utes finished third in the pac-12 division finishing 8-4. the hoosiers are playing in consecutive bowl games for the third time in school history. kickoff is at 5:30. >>> well, it's time, believe it or not, to start thinking about recycling your christmas tree. abc 7 news was at civic center plaza as ecology workers showed how they chop up and repurpose the trees. folks can put the trees on the curbs during the first two weeks of january. just remember to take off the stand obviously and all the decorations. always hard to get all of them off but try to do that. the trees don't go in the green bin because they can't be composted. >> they are hard to compost because of that acidity, so better thing to do is to put it out at the curb on your regular collection day so that we can take it down to the transfer station and chip it. >> the tree's chips are converted into biomass and used to generate electricity. >>> lake tahoe fire investigators are looking into the cause of a raging fir

it's 4:47 and the warriors are headed back out on the road after wrapping up an undefeated home stand. both warriors and the utah jazz got off to a slow start last night at oracle. game as scoreless for more than three minutes, pretty unusual. second quarter though was a lot better and the warriors went to the locker room at the half with 22 point lead. the jazz did not get much closer the rest of the game. steph curry finished with 25, and 104-74 final. that's the fewest points the warriors allowed off season and we want to show you this. during the break in the game, yes, i love when that happens. >> that's very nice. >> an oakland man hit that half court shot and he won 5,000 dollars. the crowd goes wild. because you really are rooting for the person. >> coach is like i got to have this guy on the team. >> sign him up. >> got the chance to try for the big prize after coming out on top of a free throw competition. >> that's fantastic good for him. well let's talk raiders football here a number of raiders players are being rewarded, honored for the teams fantastic season, the league high seven raiders are heade

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some annual i may be wrong but i inquired whether an sro was bona fide hotel and considered a bone fide hotel at the time. >> i think that is because utah we applied for his hotel. >> and the hotel above h s f is an sro but it is considered a hotel. >> uh-huh. >> so those are already hotels and if they change i mean - it wouldn't - there are restrictions on the ability of an owner to change an sro hotel for example, it goes through a process and urban design group certainly i would love for us to be able to intervene as many places as possible i'll argue for that transition but not intended to encompass those types of uses. >> a whole host of religiousy process making that a cu. >> i applaud your offices work on this stupefy h. >> supervisor breed and yourselves are proven to be night life champions and with the new board of supervisors looking forward to the leadership in big alley supervisor wiener going to the state we'll cultivate more but thank you for the work. >> have you a friend in supervisor president london breed that's for sure. >> you're looking for on action so let's open up for public comment and then we can move is there

utah? where they said this guy is an unknown person, he is doing so well. remember? aid utah is in play. no republican has ever lost utah. i went to my people and i said, we have problems. utah is in play. this guy is supposed to be doing well. it was like we tied. they had hillary in third place. this was a case where i wanted her to be in second place, to be honest. this guy was supposedly in second place. they said texas, very close. georgia, very close. they had us so close, too close to call. it was before the election. then the election -- so now, the polls open and they go, texas goes to trump. georgia goes to trump. utah. right at the beginning. i won them in landslides. i said, what has been going on? they are in play. meaning, they are very close. guess what, they were not in play. so that was nice. they said immediately, donald trump wins texas. they said, very important, trump wins iowa. that was a big one. [applause] president-elect trump: the numbers were so big, that the rest of the night, the other side said, that is a big number. that was a lot more t

native americans are calling it long overdue, but utah senator mike lee calls it an arrogant act by a lame duck president. we'll ask him why. >>> as new york prepares to ring in the new year, it's already 2017 in new zealand and they're partying like it. >>> a fox news alert. as russian diplomats kicked out of the united states are packing their bags ahead of a tomorrow deadline to leave the country. at the same time president-elect donald trump is taking a friendly tone with moscow after president obama slapped them with sanctions for interfering in the election. peter doocy in palm beach where donald trump will ring in 2017. >> reporter: the president-elect is ending 2016, the way he started it, calling out the haters. he tweeted a few hours ago this, happy new year to all including many en knees. it followed a tweet that seemed to suggest the russian policy could be completely different than the current administration. the president-elect likes that russian president putin publicly promised not to retaliate against the u.s. so @realdonaldtrump has a public message, great move. it w

an arrest in a double shooting last month. rodriquez was arrested in salt lake city utah. he's the suspect of a shooting on november 3. one man survived but another was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> the area voters may be asked to improve increasing tolls on bay area bridges to as much as $3. the commission began discussing the issue this week. the commission is seeking state legislation. the ballot measure would need a simple majority to pass. if approved it would apply to all bay area bridges but the golden gate. >> sick children in san francisco got a special visit from santa. he arrived on fire trucks. he gave the kids special gifts and took pictures with them and listened at what they wanted. >> we're here to help children with the spirit. help them heal by having life experiences. even if they are in the hospital we want santa to be part of the experience. >> he visited the rooms of children would were too sick to leave their rooms. >>> a warning this holiday season about thieves who steal packages off your front porch. >> you feel like, we paid for it, we bought it. it's something for our family and he took

a utah mom says she got an unwanted gift on christmas day. inside her candy bar. kassidy maxfield was hungry. so, naturally, she grabbed a snickers.pulling the chocolate out of her child's christmas stocking. when she got to her third bar.she bit through the milk chocolate, peanuts, caramel.but there was an extra ingredient. mixed in with all that sugar. was a bright gold thumb tack. the salt lake city mom. was anything but satisfied. ,. a family's 'amazon echo' personal assistant device is at >> catherine: the center of a murder investigation in arkansas. catherine heenan is here with more on why it's considered a key piece of evidence. >> catherine:the amazon echo is marketed as always being on.and that's exactly why police want it. it's one of those devices that can answer questions. and investigators say it might have recorded what happened the moments before victor collins was found drowned in a friend's hot tub last year. collins had some bruising and there was evidence that he had been strangled. the main suspect is the man who owns the home where the death

tragic news in utah, where a 3-year-old girl has been killed in an accident that experts say is far too common and easily preventable. it's a tragedy that happens more often than you might think. and one posing a serious danger in homes with children all across the country. nbc's miguel almaguer explains. >> reporter: 3-year-old elsie mahe, who her family called "sweet girl," fought for her life for a week, before doctors said there was nothing else they could do. her father reno mahe, a former nfl running back, confirming elsie was found tangled in a mini blind at home, with cords wrapped around her neck. the accident tragic, but not uncommon. >> he was special. >> reporter: cyrus o'bryant lost his 5-year-old son gavin when he was found hanging from the cords of a roman blind. >> i kept on yelling his name. because i wanted him to hear me. so he could -- so he could come back. >> reporter: according to the consumer products safety commission, nearly one child a month is strangled to death by cords hanging from blinds. one of the top five hidden dangers inside the home. >> if this story

to give you an idea, an entire state of utah, everything we do in utah, it's a smaller state, granted, but everything we do from education to the national guard to roads and paying teachers is about $14 billion. and here at the department of defense, five years savings, $125 billion by simply streamlining bureaucracy. if department of defense was significantly embarrass bid this, as they should be, and decided to bury the study. trust me, we are going to look into this. according to the article "the pentagon imposed secrecy restrictions on the data which ensured no one could replicate the findings." not what we should be doing as a nation. it's a prime example of why we're holding this hearing today and when agencies have a cool to keep information from the public, congress must ensure those tools aren't used for nefarious reasons. i look forward to discussing the issues with the witnesses today. i thank the panel of experts for coming before the committee to help us better understand some of the complexities of the government secrecy. i think you'll find that congress in particular,

utah other editorial stance? backwards, regulation of business is an issue everywhere. not a regulatory job, but are pre-existing, long-standing rule. not only in new jersey, but in all the states that government requires notice to the public and the media about important things like local real estate development, like bond issuances. it changes a little bit from state to state, but these are things up public importance, public interests, and there have been legislative requirements post that in the media, and what they want to do in new jersey is a no, no, no -- we'll just put it on a local website and it will be fine. it is a bad idea. joining usis dolores from tennessee, democrat's line. caller: i would like to ask him -- going to both of you. report onke to hear a the indian situation on the pipeline coming through the sacred lands. i believe it is wrong. , i the water up in flint want to hear news like that. lying.e news is people just break it down. another thing, about benghazi. why don't they put out there that she asked for help from congress. they denied secur

had men trapped inside, you know, they could raise that ship but the value of the utah was basically nil because it was an outdated battleship mainly used as a target ship, all the guns were covered over on deck. so it was probably best, yeah, to leave it as-is as a memorial to those men because they knew the men -- who they were inside. now, the situation with the oklahoma when they raised the ship a year later they couldn't identify the remains. it's a little different situation and now they're actually -- with the forensic technology and forensics actually through dna they are starting to identify the sailors that were aboard the oklahoma and bringing them back home for a proper burial and closure for the family. >> you started gathering your oral history stories in 1979, you started the project, your first edition is published in 1991. when did you first get to pearl harbor? when did you first see it and what was your reaction when you finally saw it for the first time? >> i was in pearl harbor back in 1974, '75 time frame. and, you know, that visit probably -- because i went and did all the historic

certificates of appreciation for their efforts go sit warriors keep rolling the to call the utah jazz last nine the put anlose they're pushing it back saying this 580 west of highway 13 so far no major delays if you're going to make this altogether step with the nimitz freeway. >>robin winston: in the ride into san francisco looks good no delays approaching you can count on holiday light there will be a backup. >>will tran: you might have noticed there is frost of the car you don't have to deal with it today and should continue this way and temperatures can be and fifties and low 60s with a hot war rain for thursday. >>will tran: in one ease basis of drivers on what they believed to be a shortcut cause in the drive times to speed up but is it legal. >>stanley roberts: also crossing to get over and to attend a meeting about the driver just accident highway 80 and have commercial driver's license to dispose windows and all ran directly across this called for when jumping is not illegal, unless there is a sign with that being said despite the sign saying otherwise it was a stream of free rent jumper strive t