do you know when she will be able to come home to you in salt lake city? we're not sure exactly. still on the fence. we are not positive when exactly, but we are optimistic and hoping we can have her home safe soon. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but first — the headlines on bbc news. a father who refused to pay a fine after taking his daughter for an unauthorised holiday during term—time, has lost his case at the supreme court. the syrian foreign minister insists his regime has not — and never would — use chemical weapons, as president trump condemns the attack in northern syria, calling it an ‘affront to humanity.‘ labour says it'll provide every primary school pupil in england with free school meals, by charging vat on private school fees, if it wins the next election. in the business news: not guilty! that's the verdict on two former ba rclays bankers accused of rigging libor. the uk's serious fraud office tried them for a second time after a jury failed to reach a verdict on their case last year. stelios contogoulas and ryan reich have now cleared thei

salt lake city. just a short flight from silicon valley.hat was the reason why you did not base yourself here or in another significant tech hub, dare we say, and what is your idea of global outreach as well? ryan: we are a global company. we have 10 offices. we have 200 folks up in seattle. we are all over. in europe, in asia, too. we have a great global footprint. we have been investing really hard into that expansion. we started in utah, silica and -- silicon slopes. we love it here. this is a great place to raise family. the reality is i can get to san francisco at times a lot faster than someone in san jose. caroline: qualtrics' ceo ryan smith. thank you for spending some time with us. now, the new york auto show is underway. a milestone moment for the car industry. tesla surpassed g.m. in the market cap for the first time. the share price has since come down, but it has sparked conversation about whether the bullishness behind ceo elon musk is warranted. bloomberg's david westin spoke with britta seeger. britta: in the u.s., you have

. >> john: salt lake city, end of march. coldest day. it was freezing, literally. it was in the 20s. >> tom: i saw a picture today when the blue jays opened on this day in the '70s where there was snow all over field and they were sweeping it all off. it looked like it was bitter. 2-2 to odubel herrera. odubel helped out the umpire. telling them that that was a little low. >> john: what? 98? >> tom: 98 left-handed. >> john: it makes you wonder. why is the e.r.a. so high. >> gregg: because they don't look at that. i would be the most aggressive pitcher in the world if i'm throwing 98 from the left side right now. >> tom: outside, the tying run is coming to the plate. wieters is coming to the placement here comes dusty bake e. blanco looks like he'll face the right-hander as he comes up with the potential tying run. there's a call to the bull pen. the nats go back to their bull pen. phillies will bring the tying run to the plate. 7-4 when we come back. 4 hopefully there's some hatfield dollar dogs left because they obviously ran out in the lunchroom up here in the pr

enfrentaron a las abejas de salt lake city. fresno ganara cinco a dos.Í las cosas tras tres semanas en las mayores, en la ediciÓn del oeste. los rockies siguen siendo los jefes. seguido por los dodgers. ahora vamos a comer del deporte para hablar del mejor baloncesto del mundo. los cavaliers de cleveland avanzaron a la siguiente ronda. vamos a nuestra Última pausa. antes los dejamos con la jugada del dÍa. volvemos con los golazos de la semana. ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl:dicen que goles son amores. le vamos a presentar los golazos de la semana. el jugador recibe un pase, sin pensarlo dos veces, sale un misil con direcciÓn hacia el Ángulo. le pega a la pelota, con la zurda. chulada de prieto. osvaldo alanÍs el defensor de chivas. los dejamos con el mejor fÚtbol de la historia. no de nicolÁs maturana, con el necaxa fue espectacular. fÉlix: domingo 23 de abril y estas son las principales noticias, el secretario de seguridad nacional afirma que los soÑadores no son la prioridad para deportaciÓn . las organizaciones pro inmigrantes no estÁn convencidas de lo que dice. los vot

the game tonight in salt lake city fourth quarter chris paul cp 3 with the drive had 29 points, clips led by as many as 14 in the fourth but you know clips gonna clip, they almost folded. gored an hayward for tleef his 31 final seconds, squlaz are jazz are down three, isojoe for the tie? no. free throws add to the clipper lead and win doc rivers gets a game seven at home, 98-93 and steve balmer is a happy billionaire tonight. i wish i could say that about myself. >> right. >> i'm just happy. >> abc seven sports brought to you by river rock ka seena. >> i'm a little sort of the cash but it was funny. we all thought that the clippers were going to lose, that foregone conclusion jazz are going to win. draymond green said today after the warriors practice, clips gonna win that game, there's going to be a day

. >> if you're flying airport delays possible in salt lake city and minneapolis. >>> two hikers missing in the grand canyon. >> jackson standefer and his step grandmother lou-ann merrell were swept away as they tried to cross a creek. merrell is married to one of the founders of the mer rell book company. searchers have found their backpacks with their belongings inside. >>> a suburb of charlotte, north carolina, rather taking action against a mysterious cancer cluster. the seen a dozen cases of a rare type of eye cancer in recent years. all of those cases in young women and all of them went to the same high school or lived or worked nearby each other. now, last night the count council approved two investigations. one will test the soil. the second will look into possible genetic connections to the cancer. >>> a one of a kind drive-through opening this week in colorado and instead of fast food they're serving pot. tumbleweed express the nation's first legal drive-through marijuana shop built in an old car wash so they can pull completely inside for the transaction. everyone in the car m

and -- into the high 80s as well across the south. 81 in new york. 85 in new orleans. 48 in salt lake city. >>> okay, regardless of your political reenings, we can agree the first 100 days for press secretary sean spicer have not been easy. >> he faces relentless questions from reporters sometimes ones that he can't answer. and then this happened. >> for take your child to work day, the offspring of reporters, staffers, and lawmakers got to lob their own tough questions. >> one of them asked him about renegotiating nafta. his answer, who are your parents? >>> still ahead, why streaming services are to blame. >>> and new this morning, the former teacher accused of kidnapping his form you are student. what a tad cummins told his wife. >>> a man credits his apple watch with saving his life after a car crash. >>> dash cam caught an incredible crash on interstate 65 in mobile, alabama, a white jeep appears to clip another car as it trays to pass other vehicles. it flps and rolls five times, ejecting the driver, who then walks off the road. he did, however, go to the hospital. >>> an accused cop

the game tonight in salt lake city fourth quarter chris paul cp 3 with the drive had 29 points, clipss many as 14 in the fourth but you know clips gonna clip, they almost folded. gored an hayward for tleef his 31 final seconds, squlaz are jazz are down three, isojoe for the tie? no. free throws add to the clipper lead and win doc rivers gets a game seven at home, 98-93 and steve balmer is a happy billionaire tonight. i wish i could say that about myself. >> right. >> i'm just happy. >> abc seven sports brought to you by river rock ka seena. >> i'm a little sort of the cash but it was funny. we all thought that the clippers were going to lose, that foregone conclusion jazz are going to win. draymond green said today after the warriors practice, clips gonna win that game, there's going to be a day seven. he knows his hoops. >> abc 7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and with your mobile devices >>> all right

salt lake city still cool, at least some sunshine. nice san francisco, sacramento looks good, too.hat's why it will be pretty cool in seattle on saturday and sunday. san francisco, 71, a beautiful day on sunday. one of the nicest forecasts we'll have in the whole country. >> thank you, bill. have a good weekend. >>> there was chaos in the capital of macedonia as protesters stormed the parliament building, attacked the social democratic leader's leader. macedonia has been in political turmoil since a wiretapping scandal brought down the nationalist government in 201515. authorities say 77 people including 22 police officers were injured in the violence. >>> a new court decision making waves. a federal appeals court ruled employers can pay women less than men for the same work. that's if it's based on differences in the worker's previous salaries. the decision overturned a lower court ruling that this practice discriminates against women because their earlier salaries are more likely to be lower than men's. according to government data in 2015, full-time female workers earn about 81

he told a news radio in salt lake city that he's continuing to weigh the options but that he might depart early. the house oversight committee that he chairs has been investigating russian involvement in the u.s. elections. and "politico" reports the white house intends to have a repeal and replace vote on the affordable care act before president trump reaches his 100-day mark. outlines of a bill were released today and it may be filed tomorrow. house members come back into session on tuesday. and tonight on c-span, part two of our special program looking at the trump cabinet with portions were confirmation hearings, including a brief look at vermont senator bernie sanders questioning president trump's nominee to head the e.p.a., scott pruitt, and trump education secretary nominee betsy devos from her hearing. >> i only got one question today. hy is it so difficult for us to figure out how to focus on outcome versus to get so hung up on process? ms. devos: senator, i think that's a very good question. and i think we could have a very robust debate in this room about that, but i think that

apparently that's how in salt lake city.ittle on the court contact, that's the jazz bear just taking out some dude. and ramming speed, adding none of the shenanigans perpetrated there on the home court, that guy trying to knock over a kid, a race they do on the court to it try to see who can go first, the guy punches the kid did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet sthanlow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. il bur t fonebusiss. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? for a limited time find clearance prices on the cse bed. now only $1399 - save $500. only at a slee

dan is in lake city, florida. republican. good morning. nko,er: representative tom what part of new york are you from? guest: the upstate region. york cityam a new firemen. most of you guys are stuck on stupid when it comes to real problems from firemen. everything has to do with the environmental. environmental stuff has been all pushed. they found out it's all fake and phony. just push the agenda and push the agenda. i was doing fine until the government got into their control of medications and this i have a herniated disc and i have problems breathing. i was on vicodin. it let me breeze and i did need my oxygen concentrator. host: calls that show the divide on this issue. guest: thank you for your question. i wouldhe firefighter say, i have fought very hard to make sure firefighters aren't needlessly exposed to toxins and dangerous substances. they have what is described as the most dangerous occupation in america. we have to make sure they don't go in ill-equipped or poorly protected. i fight for turnout gear and to make certain toxin

think it helps when team usa does really well and we've seen that in games in vancouver and salt lake city when they've won the silver medal losing to canada in both instances. and the games that have been played abroad, they haven't done as well. you can say the mass appeal is not there if team usa doesn't have success. there's one way to look at t. with it being played in south korea where there's a 14 hour time difference, how many people are going to wake up if the game is at 1:00 in the morning? 3:00 in the morning, whatever the case may be, depending on the schedule. that could be a situation where it couldn't have quite the mass appeal if the game was played in north america. >> tlrue, except we did see pos rio an increase in screaming. you may have that exposure you may not have had years ago. let's talk about injury. is that something to consider in all this as well? >> well, i remember in the sochi games in russia, the new york islanders, their captain got severely injured and that was a big blow but injuries can happen in the 82 game schedule. it happens in the playoffs. everybo

game 4 is tomorrow night in salt lake city. >>> after a tough overtime loss to edmonton on thursday,ks are facing a must-win situation tonight. the men of teal will be on home ice, where they hope to repeat their 7-0 victory in game 4. history, though, is not on san jose's side. it's just 1-10 all-time when trailing a series 3-2. the sharks know they have to play with a sense of urgency. >> we've been here before. we know how to handle it. and i think we're confident we're going to show up with a real good game here tonight. >> it's two good teams. they're a very good hockey team. we're a very good hockey team. i think everyone expected this series to be tight from the get-go, and it has been. >> we had guys in the line-up that have been here and been through the ringer the year before to come out and play loose the game we had to play, we just watch those guys and follow. >>> now to baseball. the a's took on seattle this afternoon. ater starting their homestand with three straight losses oakland was going for its fifth straight win. rickey henderson holds the major league record wit

into tomorrow we continue with showery type weather, still stuck in the 50s from boise to salt lake cityally southern california and southern arizona, the only places in the west. still working on that tan. >> bill, thank you. >>> this morning, 21 states attorneys general are issuing a public outcry against education secretary betsy devos after her reworking the student loan programs. it's raising concerns she could undo president obama's overhaul of college financial aid. much of the student loans were moved away from banks and private institutions to the federal government. in a letter the ags warn we should be looking for ways to ease the burden not enabling the student loan servicing industry to manipulate and exploit students. student loans make up $1.3 trillion of debt, over $137 billion in loans are currently in default. >>> speaking of former president barack obama, he could be in store for a very big payday. fox business reporting obama agreed to give a paid speech for $400,000. he'll be speaking at a wall street health care conference run by investment bank canter fitzgerald in

game 4 is tomorrow night in salt lake city. >>> after a tough overtime loss to edmonton on thursday, sharks are facing a must-win situation tonight. the men of teal will be on home ice, where they hope to repeat their 7-0 victory in game 4. history, though, is not on san jose's side. it's just 1-10 all-time when trailing a series 3-2. the sharks know they have to play with a sense of urgency. >> we've been here before. we know how to handle it. and i think we're confident we're going to show up with a real good game here tonight. >> it's two good teams. they're a very good hockey team. we're a very good hockey team. i think everyone expected this series to be tight from the get-go, and it has been. >> we had guys in the line-up that have been here and been through the ringer the year before to come out and play loose the game we had to play, we just watch those guys and follow. >>> now to baseball. the a's took on seattle this afternoon. ater starting their homestand with three straight losses oakland was going for its fifth straight win. rickey henderson holds the major league recor

and -- into the high 80s as well across the south. 81 in new york. 85 in new orleans. 48 in salt lake city>>> okay, regardless of your political leanings, we can agree the first 100 days for press secretary sean spicer have not been easy. >> needless to say. so he faces relentless questions from reporters every day. sometimes ones that he can't answer. and then this happened. >> for take your child to work day, the offspring of reporters, staffers, and lawmakers got to lob their own tough questions at spicer. >> one of them asked him about renegotiating nafta. wow. his answer, who are your parents? >> you weren't thinking about trade agreements at 7? >> exactly. i'm sure that was a planted question there. >>> still ahead -- songs are getting shorter. why streaming services are to blame. >>> and new this morning, the former teacher accused of kidnapping his student. what tad cummins told his wife after his five weeks on the run. >>> a man credits his apple watch with saving his life after a car crash. his apple watch with saving his life after watch with saving his life after a car crash. t

neal diamond's 50th anniversary tour has dates in fresno, california, and salt lake city. ♪ sweet carolinaand snowboard festival opens in whistler, canada. and michael caine, morgan freeman, and alan arkin are in theaters in the comedy "going in style." >> halt! >> what are you chasing me for? >> don't make me tase you. >> this is not an admission of guilt. i am just tired. ♪ don't stop >> and here's what's new for the week ahead. sunday is the final day of the masters golf tournament in augusta, georgia. monday is the day the 2017 pulitzer prize wrirnz announced. tuesday is the opening day of the hong kong international film festival. wednesday is the day president trump meets with nato secretary-general at the white house. thursday is president thomas jefferson's birthday. friday is the opening day of the coachella valley music and arts festival in california. saturday is the day major league baseball celebrates jackie robinson day. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. before we go, we wanted to note the death thursday of the comedian don rickles. he was 90. ricles was

. >>> game six in salt lake city. mo speights. needing some help. not getting a lot of offense.s been the man. 15 in the first half. clippers led by a deuce. to the third quarter the jazz took a four point lead but the clips with the late in the third with jamal crawford, jordan throwing it down, clips expanded the lead to as much as ten in the fourth right now clippers leading 80-74. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota we'll have complete highlights of that game and who they will be playing tuesday. >> good news about madison bumgarner. >> he does need surgery but not until july. don't ride your dirt bike. >> especially if you play major league baseball. >>> coming up tonight we're staying on top of the breaking news in the north bound 101 still shut down after highway pat roll officer shot and killed someone in a traffic shot we'll have a live update for you. >>> and women are being lured to the mountains outside of the bay area to be sexually assault in marijuana fields join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. that's our report here at 9:00. for all of us, we appreciat

customs about how the ban would apply to airports in san jose, hawaii and salt lake city.y try today get the information back in february but the government failed to respond. >>> the sculpture behind the charging bull statue demanding that the fearless girl be removed. she was first placed on the eve of international womens day and gained global attention. today the sculpture of the charging bull said they violated the legal rights. they claimed it infringes by changing the creative dynamic. >>> oakland parents say they have had enough of budget cuts. they rallied before tonight's school board meeting which is happening right now. the district put in place a spend increase. >> the reason why this is enraging, this is happening because of a deficit that came from the district. and so this is about mismanagement from the district and also decision makers that weren't taking care of our budgets. >> a spokesperson says the budget cuts are tough but promises to prioritize everything effecting students. >>> bay area respond to a woman's issues with the remodel. >>> and the east

he told kay sl radio in salt lake city today that he is weighing his options and might depart early.irman of the house oversight committee said he would not run for reelection or for any office in 2018. he said the decision was not based on either health or political concerns. president trump will meet at the white house today with italy's prime minister. discuss the g7 meeting in italy next month. the g-7 nations have urged russia to pressure the syrian government to end the six year civil war. they blamed bashir al-assad's military for a recent chemical attack that killed more than 80 people including children. authorities appear to begin airing up for more insider trading cases after opening a record number last year. 70 insider investigations. that's more than any other year in the last decade. vladimir putinnt taking advantage of mixed signals from the u.s. on ukraine. he has tightened his grip on to rebel regions. that is hope for the european brokered peace deal which means sanctions will likely stay in place. people close to leadership in moscow says his strategy in the ukrai

salt lake city, 4th quarter, chris paul, driving the hoop, cp 3. with 29, cliffs up by 9. austin rivers made big shots late the billionaire, cliffs, gordon hayward with his fading one. here come the jazz, down 3 off the mark. doc rivers and company hold on game 7 at home after a nation-43 victory. that's wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> good saturday morning to you. doppler 7 is picking up on the lack of cloud cover, lack of rain as we widen the prospective. a dome of high pressure is over the golden state allowing for the clouds to move up and over this wij ridge. so a live look outside, boy, is it beautiful out there. temperatures running the gum ut from the low 40s in gilroy to the upper 50s and we got 50 at the coast. half moon bay. mt. pleasant tain view. i said that, oakland at 15 degrees. so we got whipped in the upper elevations, you see from the golden gate bridge. we have tra mixing. one of the warmer numbers, napa, 62 degrees, santa rosa upper anywhere from fin to 18 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. look at mountai

game six in salt lake city.ourth quarter, driving t hoop. 29 clips were up by nine and then paul drives, austin rivers made big shots late steve boma, i love it. clips will clip. they almost fold, gordon hayward for his fading. here come the jazz, final seconds, jazz down 3. joe johnson for a high, off the mark. doc rivers and game hold on. game seven at home. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> good morning to you, up early to get a jump start on a beautiful day. live doppler 7 working overtime to find any cloud cover out of the satellite picture. overloaded on top of the radar to show that you we don't have anything going on, except a big dome of high pressure protecting us. there is what has gone up and over the vij ridge. it's the cloud cover. in fact, look at this beautiful shot downtown san francisco, it's been running mild, in the low 60s, 67 in oakland. it's 43 if gilroy and 52 half moon bay. where you do have a breeze, it's been a gentle breeze. >> that m

jazz and cliffs, salt lake city, fourth quarter, chris paul, driving to the hoop.p 3, with 29, clips up by fin. paul drives and kicks to austin rivers makes big shots late. they win by as many as 14. the billionaire, i love it. clips going to clip, gordon hayward for three of his 31. here come the jazz, final seconds. jazz down 3. joe johnson for the tie, off the mark. doc rivers and company hold on. they get game seven at home after a 98-93 victory. that's wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. . >>> good morning to you, saturday morning, much warmer than it has been. you have to go to the gulf of alaska to find the clouds, they're not getting here. today, tomorrow the winds will kick in again, bringing us an off shore flow t. warmest weather of the week comes mid-week. here's sfo. clear conditions, you know about the delays, due to construction on the runway, over an hour now, 64 in the city. 67 in oakland. 62 san jose, mid-50s gilroy, 57 half moon bay. we have those winds in the upper elevations, they're still there, not as robu

. >> check what they have to deal with in salt lake city.no. >> rough commute on friday morning. it's quite nice when you see the cherry blossoms in the foreground, quite a juxtaposition of cars there. not what we like to see. check what the other side of the country is dealing with in terms of temperatures. we have the potential to set 30 record highs across the eastern seaboard and the mid atlantic today. more on that in just one moment. there is some rough weather to deal with in between these collisions of air masses. that is the heavy rain that continues across the central u.s. oklahoma city all the way to west michigan including chicago and the indianapolis region. they have over 29 million americans under flash flood watches with nearly 5 million americans under flash flood warnings as we speak. an additional six to eight inches of rainfall anticipated in an already saturated environment. that means flooding a distinct possibility. you can see the storms rolling through that region over the next 12 hours, severe weather a potential as

members of a salt lake city fire department saveded some ducklings that were trappeded in a storm drainterday. they then took the ducks to a nearby lake and reunited them with their mother. there was a lot of happy quacking. >> i think erin and i both know this from experience. those little ones, they love their devices, but parents love their sleep and they want their little one to get their rest, as well. now a new study shows the one thing parents can do to help their kids get more zs. that's next. >>> this is weather a duck would love. some rain moving through. temperatures that are in the 60s right now, but there's sunshine ahead. look at your ten-day on 10 just ahead. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get y

the second biggest of which, salt lake city, a republican mayor and the most republican state in thejust picked up part of louisiana. so all over the country, local officials get the fact fossil fruls no longer competitive. the future belongs to clean. and the clean is cheaper. >> that's full circle. you're talking about citizens. you're talking about businesses. you're talking about the private sector being the solution to the problem and we maybe don't need to get hung up on what national governments do. we should be more interested in the local jobs. >> he have layer of government has a job it has to do. if you want to fix farm subsidies ask, the federal government. if you want to fix building codes, go to the mayors. what we discovered in writing climate of home. the poflt cities on issues like this is not broken. whether they have republican mayors or democratic mayors can get stuff done. and the other thing we discovered is that businesses in fact are not the ones asking for these ridiculous rollbacks. i had an interview about a week ago. someone said of course these sill cone

driver to pull over by the side of the road in a cloud of dust at a phone booth halfway to salt lake city. armed with my acoustic cups and radioshack computer i attempted to send this file over a phone line to michael jackson at the record plant in los angeles. i remember i was wearing corduroy trousers in the pockets were bulging with quarters and i camp-- pumping them in and i had a hard time getting the file to transfer, 1984 or something like that. michael said why don't you do it the old-fashioned way and see me that tune and i thought what have i gotten myself into, so i took a deep breath and started banging on the microphone like making up the words as i go along in the time honored fashion and there was this silence at the end of the line and finally, he said anything else. [laughter] >> your beginnings in music were humble. the very first synthesizer you can cross because quite frankly that technology was expensive, was actually in a dumpster. >> yeah, this is the winter of discontent in london where there were various strikes going on including a garbage strike and you could fi

have six sources saying he is seriously exploring a bid in utah, where he owns a home outside salt lake city, it would be senator hatch's seat. he has to decide whether he's going to retire first, and romney made clear he's not going to run without hatch's blessing. so it falls at the feet of senator hatch at the moment. so i guess we'll have to keep an eye on utah. >> thank you all. appreciate your time, guys. >>> critical visit. after calling russia incompetent for allowing syria to keep chemical weapons, how will secretary of state rex tillerson be received when he heads to the kremlin this week? >>> stunning new video out of egypt showing twin explosions blasting through churches on palm sunday. that killed 44 people. we'll head to cairo for the latest. >>> and we're expecting sean spicer for the white house press briefing and will bring that to you live. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for

check out what they had to deal with during the commute in salt lake city.r says april, but we think january -- snow. a nice juxtaposition with the cherry blossoms in the foreground and mountains in the background with the whites. i like that shot. let's talk about the serious stuff. we've got to discuss what's happening from oklahoma city through parts of missouri and into arkansas and southern illinois, heavy rainfall. in fact, over 30 million americans impacted by flash flooding at the moment. flash flood watches, flash flood warnings in place. he's a look at the forecast rainfall going forward. we've already seen several inches. we have the potential for another six to eight inches of additional rainfall. and already saturated environment. flash flooding certainly a possibility. remember, it only takes a half a foot of rushing water to lift a car or small suv and float it down a roadway. so do not attempt to cross flooded roads by any means. turn around, don't drown. this is the storm system responsible for all the wild weather. on the back side, it's co

members of the salt lake city fire department saved some ducklings that were trapped in a storm drain. they ten took the ducklings -- they then took the ducklings to a nearby pond and reunited them with their mom. we should pause. so cute. there was a lot of happy quacking when the family got back together. >>> the iron man is one of the most grueling races in the world. >> yeah. this weekend it moved to be no match for a father and son team who consider themselves partners through life's challenges. johnny agar joined nearly 2,000 other competitors for a half iron man in florida yesterday. johnny has cerebral palsy. his father is his partner, pulling him for hours swimming, biking, and running. he said he helped his son achieve a lifelong team. >> this is an opportunity -- lifelong dream. >> this is his opportunity do it. >> people in wheelchairs are as capable of doing things as they want to be if they put their minds to it. >> johnny and his father crossed the finish line five minutes under their goal. >>> this morning, everybody is talking about a blind sided play at the phillies

. >> well, i saw a poll i think three weeks ago in the salt lake city tribune, and that was at the lowestt of his popularity nationwide, but he was still 54% approval in utah. that having been said, while he has approval in utah, definitely there is tolerance in utah for people who hold trump accountable, especially on some of the personally distasteful stuff. it is a heavily mormon state. they do tend to look upon public decency as being a much more important thing perhaps than any other electorate in the country. i think there are ways that chaffetz could, you know, address that. you know, if you look at your opening montage to this segment, if it really is the case he can't look himself in the mirror anymore while he's expected to carry water for trump, wouldn't the think to do be, look, i'm going to go up to the hill and spend these years, follow my conscience, and then i'll face the voters and let the chips fall where they may. that would be the move that makes sense to me. >> solid advice, leon wolfe, thank you. >>> coming you up, the trump takes a sat at one of our allies, calling

it is usana health sciences, a salt lake city based company which is in some ways a multi level typeting, correct? >> it is, it is. >> sort of an herbalife type model. >> correct. >> why this short, though? there seems to be other people in this trade as well. >> i'm a well-known -- i didn't know actman at the time. >> you hate the model generally. >> i think the model damages poor people and desperate people globally. what's interesting about usana is true about the entire industry. i don't think the industry was a great short a few years ago because they had this china phenomenon. china is 50% of usana's exposu e exposure. it started to roll for even herbalife in the last quarter which is surprising. but they filed an 8-k saying they are conducting an internal investigation with regards to their china business. they bought baby care a little while ago. what we've discovered in the chinese press recently is that actually they had 13 people suspended and three arrested. their executives arrested in china. now, they're conducting -- oh, an $56 million frozen. so here you've got this c

he's credited with saving the 2002 salt lake city olympic games. he and his wife, ann, now live there most the time. so he has very deep ties, obviously, his family has long ties to the state. it all hinges whether or not orrin hatch, current senator from utah, decides to retire. that may be on the table. hatch, himself, has said to potentially view this in a positive light if he would step back that he would like to see romney step in. so, if the governor were to run for senate, i think for those of us who cover this body would be another very interesting high-profile person to have around. especially in the trump era. >> it's a really interesting story. i remember when he was running the olympics in 2002, he looked at staying in utah and running for governor there. he ended up deciding he had a better shot in politics in massachusetts. it would be interesting if all these years later he ends up doing it again in utah. casey hukasie hunt on capitol h. thanks for the time. >> reporter: thanks, steve. nice to see you. >>> quick break. on the other s

. >> reporter: meet clinton buffington from salt lake city, he travels the world looking for messagesles >> seems like magic to me, i was like i didn't know that messages in bottles were real. i how to it was something that you see in movies or in books whatever. >> reporter: since he started in 2007, he found 82 bottles with messages in them. >> i've now met with 11 people whose messages in bottles messages in bottles i found. every experience has been wonderful. >> reporter: back in 2015 while vacationing in the british west indies that he stumbled on to a gator aid bottle that washed assure. it was very hard to read >> if i hold it up to the light a specific angle i can see where he's written i live in philadelphia, let me know what day you found this. >> reporter: the message was written by someone named ray from philadelphia. it was written on cruise line stationery on a carnival conquest cruise in may of 2014 >> i'm excited to find ray. i hope we're able to make contact and i hope he's -- i don't think he's as interested in meeting zoom. >> reporter: unfortunately he can't make

steve rockwood, ceo of family search international from salt lake city, utah.new york historic society. jack dwayne warren executive director of cincinnati. john bray, director of the smith sewn nan national museum of american history. anne turner dylan president general of the national society daughters of the american revolution. james vaughan, executive director of the pennsylvania historical and museum commission. stephanie see itbic, director of the smith son known american history, american art museum, robb shink, vice president of george washington's mount vernon. ruth taylor, executive director of the newport historical society, catherine robinson, president and ceo of historic charltz ton foundation. david row sell, the executive director of withina ter museum garden and library. beth hill of for tying of new york, and betty joe of the delaware tribe of indians. [ applause ] >> and now i'd like to introduce the members of the board of directors of the museum of the american revolution. will you raise your hands so everyone knows where you are and that

the blast happened in the primer mixing at the lake city army ammunition plant. u.s.overnment actually owns the facility. it manufactures and tests small caliber ammunition for the army. investigation is now under way to try to find out what happened. >> right now, the search continues for the person seen riding this motorcycle in santa cruz. why? because police say the motorcyclist hit a 9-year-old boy on sunday afternoon while he was crossing the street. the motorcyclist then took off after that. police say the boy is expected to be okay. >> 5:58. alarming new numbers out this morning showing exactly how many people are driving distracted. state farm insurance conducted the survey and shows drivers are doing a lot more than just making phone calls. listen to these numbers as we take a live look outside at 101 in palo alto. 35% of those surveyed say they text while they're driving wrrg another 29% say they're actually browsing the internet behind the wheel. 26% are reading e-mails. and lastly, 14% of people are recording video. now, there are certainly apps for your

do you know when she is going to be able to come home to you in salt lake city?live to lutalo muhammad — about turning failure into success — after he came within a second of a gold medal at last years olympics. also, we will bring you details about the labour pledge on free school meals for state primary school meals for state primary school pupils, as their leader jeremy corbyn says he wants to make them available to all primary school kids in england. now with the news, here‘s reeta. in the last few minutes, the father who refused to pay a fine after taking his daughter out of school for an unauthorised holiday, has lost his case the supreme court. jon platt was fined when he took his daughter away for a week to florida during term—time. he refused to pay, because — he said — his daughter‘s attendance record was very good. the high court had originally ruled that the holiday did not constitute regular absenteeism — but this morning, the supreme court has overturned that judgment, saying that it‘s disruptive to children‘s education to take them out of school. t