on stop number 29 of c-span's "50 capitals tour," city, us to salt lake utah. the city of around 200,000 youngest e of the populations in the united states. joining us now is the 17th governor gary h, herbert, republican. sir, thank you so much for being c-span bus, let's begin with the annual economic summit in your ace today state. what is it? what is the state of the utah economy? when i came into office, we were in the depths of our focus ecession, has been on the economy and what we can do to empower the private healthiest, ave the most diverse economy in america, that is our goal. that effort, we wanted to make sure we were in entrepreneurs, business people, every year we summit where we talk and make sure government is doing the right thing. phrase is keep government off your back and out of your wallet. e have the healthiest, most diverse economy in america today because of it. host: you say keep the back, the off your federal government owns 65% of the state's land. how do two things square? governor: well, we happen to geography to be what it is, publi

collar insult lake city --caller in salt lake city, democrat. confess i tookto classes in political science in and i think one of the reasons hillary clinton lost her bid for the presidency is because she put american workers out of work. they lost their jobs because of free-trade agreements. europe. in i understand the value of free trade in terms of lowering prices for american consumers but most nations protect their workers. they protect their jobs. not seem to care about that. marra said she is addicted to politics. tonight, the white house correspondents' dinner. you can watch it at c-span.org. listen to it on the free c-span radio app. we are going to be talking about what is going to be happening tonight on the washington journal. susan is in new jersey. line for independence. caller: thank you. i have a comment on the last topic about world versus urban. . am originally from buffalo i am suburban. i live in the city. it is difficult to live in the city with the difference between those who make money and those who do not and struggle. c

with a stop in utah. >> we are on stop number 29 of c-span's "50 capitals tour," taking us to salt lake city, utah. the city of around 200,000 people, one of the youngest populations in the united states. joining us now is the 17th governor of utah, governor gary herbert, republican. sir, thank you so much for being on the c-span bus, let's begin with the annual economic summit taking place today in your state. what is it? what is the state of the utah economy? governor: well when i came into office, we were in the depths of the great recession, our focus has been

. >> friday morning we are in salt lake city, utah, for the next up on the c-span 50 bus capital store. will be with a starting at 9:30 a.m. in eastern. >> the supreme court will decide whether states can require internet stores to collect sales taxes. petitioners are challenging in 1992 supreme court decision that says taxes can only be collected by businesses with the physical presence in the state. this is one hour. >> we will hear an argument first this morning on case 17 494, south decatur versus wayfair. >> mr. chief justice, there are two very significant consequences brought about. --st our small businesses on main street are being harmed by the unlevel playing field. out-of-state

christopher henderson is a designer and builder who moved here from salt lake city.is a jeweler and fabric artist from portland. they met doing volunteer work for epicenter, and quickly fell in love with each other and the town. for just $4,000, they purchased an abandoned miniature golf course and are slowly renovating it to create a garden, studio space and eventually, a house. >> i just wanted to put more effort into my art and have time for that, and not just try to scrape by to live. >> i guess we both sort of realized we were working to stay in the city rather than working for ourselves. >> it's a stationary taco truckb wn: maria sykes is proud of the improvements her organization haselped bring about, but is quick to say the goal isn't radical change. >> i've heard, if there is evert light in this town, i'll move away. and actually, e longer that i tove here, the more i start to like, really relathose folks. we don't want this to look like park city, utah-- >> brown: a ace for wealthy ople? >> exactly. like, want it to be like a pretty down to earth, authentic

. >>> friday morning, we're in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> energy secretary rick perry testified on the president's 2019 budget request for the energy department before the senate energy and natural resources committee. some of the topics included energy infrastructure modernization and cybersecurity, renewable and clean energy technologies, the department's national laboratories, emissions reduction efforts, and carbon capture and storage. this is about an hour. >> this meeting will come to order. we are here today to discuss the president's budget request for the department of energy for fiscal year

. >> friday morning, we're in salt lake city utah for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus on washington journal starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. the council on american islamic relations released their 2018 civil rights report which found that anti-muslim bias increased in 2017. this news briefing is 20 minut minutes. >> in the name of god, the compassionate and merciful, i'm national communications director for council on american-islamic relations. thank you for coming today. first, we'll have a few words from our national director, and then we'll have a -- some more explanation of the civil rights report we're releasing today from one of our litigation attorneys, in our civil rights department. then we'll hear from the report's author, and then we'll hear from linda bilal, from are the association. and first cair national director. if you can spell your name. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. my name n-i-h-a-d-a-w-a- n-i-h-a-d-a-w-a-d-national director of cair council of american-islamic relations. first i'd hik

and a mother and the officer met the man troy roberts at a burger king where he works near salt lake city. he said that the bike was stolen and mr. roberts has william's syndrome. he only works 10 hours a week. he said he was hoping to get a new one as a gift next christmas. >> he said that he hoped santa would bring him another one next christmas. the officer, it tugged on his heart strings. >> the police officer found out that the stolen bike was never recovered, so he went out and bought a bike and took it to mr. roberts. >>> time is 4:53, a lot of people maybe getting interested in golf again, there was a par three tournament contest. tom watson who is 68 was the oldest to ever win that contest. the big action stars today with the next rounds start nothing the next hour. tiger woods is playing the at the masters for the first time since 2015. he is going to tee off in less than three hours. >>> the warriors is going to have the team planning to change and that's going and they have to go back to the san francisco trip. that was the name when the franchise came. yesterday during a radi

that's the question posed by a recent exhibition at the utah museum of fine arts in salt lake city. a fun thing that people could come on vacation and do. >> brown: visitors choose from four options: become a tourist magnet, lure a new industry sucw te recycling, establish a futuristic space researchny coor, withdraw further from the outside world. >> you know, each of them has os and cons, which is th reality of a real place. if a new industry comes in, there's going to be a lot ma new jobs, bue we lose the small town vibe that we really love. >>rown: maria sykes was in charge of the exhibition, but this was no academic exercise.rk sykes in the real world of the really small town of green river, 180 miles tthe south of salt lake. it's a stunning setting underneath book cliffs. in the 1950s and '60s, green river prospered thanks to uranium mining and a nearby missile base, swelling the population to 2,700. with those jobs gone, the populations hovers at 950, and the town mostly caters to tourists stopping briefly on their way to the spectacular national parks further sth. sykes firs

. >> and a big thanks to our partners at ksltv in salt lake city.e appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. the news at 6 startt now: good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m raj mathai. and i )m jessica aguirre. 4-20 h c >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> 4/20 has come and gone, the whiff of the giant pot party is in the air. police are out in force looking for stoned drivers. take a look at hippy hill in san francisco, the view from nbc bay area sky ranger. when the clock struck 4/20, for the pot holiday. est mate e estimated 20,000 in the park. to months ago, recreational marijuana became legal. >> sobering truth. smoke pot may be legal. driving stoned is illegal. the question now, how do officers detect a driver who its high. >> nbc bay area's correspondent joins us live in pittsburgh where police are gearing up for a checkpoint, sharon kat

there goes the system which is now visiting so lake city. it was not too shabby. it had some snow levels as well. but i think that the hail was the winner. very cold air. 28 in mount shasta. a little bit of 30s around here. i am hearing my mike rub. is that correct? it's a good thing this isn't life. 39 in livermore. the sonoma county airport says there's a teeny bit of fog. the air is pretty dry coming in. 30s in the east bay. 38 lafayette. it is cool. we will have mostly sunny skies. one more system in the pipeline here. this one has some disagreement between the models, but it will clip us close enough. late wednesday early thursday, and it will be out of the picture. sunshine and warmer temps. the model is focusing more toward the coast and inland. it will move pretty fast by wednesday night and then into thursday it will be in southern california and beyond the drier side. we will start warm up as we head towards friday and your weekend. 60s on the temperatures today for most of you. upper 50s and 60s in the temperatures. it looks like a day were temperatures

passed nevada into utah and salt lake city, we are in between systems today. there is a week ridge of high pressure. there is another system here. the weekend will be fine. the forecast is near 80 degrees. that will still be all right but i think there will be another system coming in around the 24th or 25th. until we get there, we have one cold morning for many. 20s and teens in the mountains for some. santa rosa is 36, mount shasta 27. that is cold. for us, 30s and 40s. a lot more 30s, even around the bay. oakland shows 40, san francisco out by the sunset is 43 degrees. alameda is 47. some 30s in the santa cruz mountains. it is close for saratoga at 39. reno is 34. 50 in las vegas. for us we have clearing taking place rapidly. we start off with sunshine. i think there will be a few clouds over the hills. it will be a nice day. it will be sunny and cold. overall, not much change tomorrow. clouds will increase and we have another system late wednesday early thursday. than it is out of fear and the weekend from thursday on looks nice. the warmest day looks to b

this company in salt lake city takes online applications and looks at them for signs that humans mightg to a person you are doing your best to impress an algorithm. looking for the same things you or i would look for, if we we re things you or i would look for, if we were sitting across from someone. what they say, what words do they use to respond, how do they say it? my name is gabriella... typically, an interview will be 12 or so questions, some written and some recorded. i am questions, some written and some recorded. iam passionate questions, some written and some recorded. i am passionate about helping people. i'm passionate about the company, i think it would be a great firm to work for. i have to role—play a bit, which some might find difficult. what is it looking for? it is looking for verbal and non—verbal cues. head movement, the way that your eyes react. if more successful people have part—time movement, it is good. a higher view is just movement, it is good. a higher view isjust one of movement, it is good. a higher view is just one of several ai powered recruitment compan

. >>> friday morning, we're in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the cspan bus 50 capitals tour. the governor will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at 99:45 a.m. eastern. >>> sunday morning on 1969, america in turmoil. we lock at the media's role in shaping how americaning experienced the events of 50 years ago. our guests, former cbs and nbc journalist and founding director of harvard university's center on media, politics and public policy. and david hume kennerly, pulitzer prize winning photographer who covered kennedy's presidential campaign, the vietnam war and the house white house. watch 1968 america in turmoil live sunday at 8:30 a.m. eastern on cspan's "washington journal" and on american history tv on cspan 3. >> french president emanuel mro emphasized the special bond between the united states and france today. he touched on the iran nuclear deal, climate change and fake news. this hour long speech is the first time the president from france has addressed congress in more than a decade. the speaker: members of congress, i have the high priv

almost feels cool, right, living here and seeing that. 60 degrees in salt lake city.ook at the big weather story of the day and here is a look -- actually i'm going to toss it back to you guys. >> thanks, michelle. keep it right here, "early today" will be right back. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. >>> the defense department says it is not currently carrying out airstrikes in syria following an alleged chemical attack over the weekend. syrian state media claim possible u.s. missiles were striking an air base in central syria. in a statement the d.o.d. denied the claims saying it is not conducting airstrikes but continues to closely watch the situation. >> skyrocketing gas prices could keep rising in the coming months. that's thanks to higher oil prices jumping as exporters continue producti

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authorities accuse these crypto-savvy college ks of routing the fatal narcotic through surban salt lake city while working att an ebay call center. >>hey were entrepreneurs looking for ways to make money. they are alleged to have gotten into a dark hole. >> reporter: a dark hole that startehe on what's known as dark web, an encrypted online networkri wherenals can conduct their business.s site like google or cnbc.com, that's jt a tiny sliver of the internet. experts believe the dark web makes up as much as 94% of what's online. access is fairly simple, but requires a special browser. matthew swenson is a cyber crimes special agent at the department of homeland security. >> we're going to take a look at the tor network. >> reporter: he shows cnbc how easily the to network can disguise his identity and location. >> there's going to be a series of reys, basically, which are different computers that the traffic is going to bounce in between. >> reporter: and is that what makes it private? >> correct. >> reporter: so people don't realize we're in fairfax, virginia. the dark web looks a lot like t

. >>> friday morning, we're in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at 9:45 a.m. eastern. >>> sunday morning on 1968 america in turmoil we look at the media's role in shaping how americans experienced the events of 50 years ago. our guests marvin cowl, former cbs and nbc journalist and founding director of harvard university shorenstein center on media and public policy. and david hume kennerly, pulitzer prize winning photographer who covered president kennedy's presidential campaign, the vietnam war and the white house. watch 1968, america in turmoil, live sunday at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span's "washington journal," and on american history tv on c-span3. >>> next, a conference of business and government leaders discuss the best practices for developing a workforce skilled in science, technology, and engineering disciplines. >> good morning. thank you. undeserved, but it's okay. it just makes me feel good this time of day. so welcome back. here we are a

>> friday morning we here in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus during washington journal at 9:30 a.m. easter eastern. >> c-span. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >>> publishing executive steve forbes was among a group of libertarian business leaders who took part in a panel at liberty con. a conference in washington, d.c. hosted by students for liberty. mr. forbes spoke for about a half hour. >> up now we have an all star panel with some amazing heavy hitters from the business world. we have steve forbes, chairman and editor-in-chief of forbes media, a global media company that has over five million readers worldwide. pat risrick byrne, the seceo of overstock.com and the ceo of desoto, inc., i was delighted

salt lake city at 68. it'll be mild and comfortable all the way up to seattle. 70 degrees there. 51 in great falls. >>> now to some breaking news on the royal baby watch. kate middleton is in labor. kensington palace has announced the duchess of cambridge was admitted to st. mary's hospital in london this morning. prince william is at her side. baby number three will join big brother george and sister charlotte as fans lined up outside. we'll have to wait and see if it's a boy or a girl. they opted not to find out until the baby is born. the new prince or princess will be the fifth in line to the throne. you see these live images there where security has increased a little bit, but some taxis clearly can still make it through near the hospital there. >>> all right, coming up, it's being called the best internship ever. the summer job that comes with a free motorcycle. >>> but first this morning, with gas prices on the rise, we have some useful tips on when you can fill up for less. >>> and up next, panic o

you can survey the beginnings of the excavations provide us with the most compact information on lake city in settlement of crimea here in the immediate vicinity of the present day city of simferopol. mr sort of in the record of this is for. empires rise and fall those of the greeks romans byzantines turks in tatters oh succumbed to the passage of time. in seven hundred seventy four russia defeated the last ruler of the crimean tatars catherine the great let it be known that henceforth and for all time crimea would be russian. the empress was right in saying henceforth but not in predicting for all time. in one nine hundred fifty four celebrations were held in moscow to mark the three hundredth anniversary of ukraine's reunification with russia to soviet leaders transferring crimea to ukraine appeared a suitable gift in public there was applause but in private confusion crimea is part of ukraine. at the time it didn't really matter which flag flooded over crimea it was and remained a part of the soviet union. because the stuff was still thought the i wouldn't say that khrushchev made a gif

the jazz will be headed to salt lake city. >>> the cavaliers versus the pacers, lebron james runs thehen go strong to the hoop he scored the first 16 points. he totaled 36 points as the cavs win 106-97. that is it for me for now i will see you back in 25 minutes. >>> new developments tonight with the investigation into that deadly southwest airlines flight. we are learning more about the female pilot that landed the plane in the mist of all the chaos. >> she had 30 years experience. >>> ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> she is a former fighter pilot . she flew for the navy. tonight, she is being applauded for her bravery and what passengers described as her nerves of steel. good evening, everyone i am frank somerville. >> good evening, i am pam flores. joining us now in the newsroom with more. here is jana katsuyama. >> reporter: she is just a few number of female pilots in the nation. they will do new inspections of engines and some of their boeing 737 jets that are manufactured by the company. this could become a new standard nationwide. the federal aviation administration announced we

. >> friday morning, we're in salt lake city, utah for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus during washington journal starting 9:45 eastern. saturday, our live coverage of the 16th annual and happnapolis tour, chris mathews, bobby kennedy", and april "the presidency in black and white, four presidents and race in america", tech entrepreneur with the coming age of artificial intelligence. new agenda president and co-founder amy skiskins, with "the list, a week by week reckoning of trump's first year", and "raven rock", the secret plan for the u.s. government to save itself while the rest of us die. watch the coverage of the annapolis book festival on c-span's book tv. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your satellite or cable provide

and from salt lake city, utah, it's the bennett family!trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might just drive outta here in a brand-new car. give me lakeisha, give me buddy. ["family feud" theme plays] top 8 answers on the board. here we go. heh heh! name a part of his inflatable doll that a man might wish he could inflate even bigger. buddy: the boobs. steve: the boobs. buddy: yeah! yeah! bennetts: play! play! buddy: we're gonna play. now underway in syria. president trump announced the action about an hour ago. the combined american, british and french response follows let's listen in. the latest on cbs sf dot com.

[cheering and applause] and from salt lake city, utah, it's the hammond family.verybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. give me erin, give me garet. guys, top 8 answers on the board. here we go. name something a man would hate to realize he inherited from his mother. erin: her weight. her hips. steve: huh? erin: her hips. steve: her hips. erin: like, large hips. [cheering] oh. ha ha! we're gonna play. ha ha hee hee! steve: they're gonna play. "fred-a-rick," name something a man would hate to realize he inherited from his mother. fredarick: her hair. her hair on her head. how she do her hair.

last night in salt lake city, with mitt romney. take a look at this. guard russell westbrook that he is close to fouling out. some people say romney was out there politicking in front of the utah fans after failing to secure the g.o.p. nomination saturday but he looked like a winner last night sitting courtside in this custom-made jersey over a button-down shirt. former massachusetts governor, once a celtics fan. now looks to have picked a winner. the jazz hold a lead in the best-of-seven series. >> greg: there you go. time for this. greg's great idea. all right, tuesday morning some guy was going to try to kill himself by jumping over and over overpass on 696 in detroit. here is the great idea. take a look at this. the cops called a bunch of truck drivers, told them to park underneath the bridge so when the guy couldn't jump, he couldn't jump anywhere. it prevented these suicide. the guy ended up walking off the bridge. he was taken to a hospital for evaluation. that my friends is a great idea. >> kimberly: i was worried about it but it seemed to come

oklahoma city thunder star russell westbrook is not popular in salt lake city. not surprising. romney was getting in on the act. the former presidential nominee sitting court side with the jazz jersey over his dress shirt. westbrook got into foul trouble late in the first half and romney holding up four fingers. the jazz routed the thunder to take the 3-1 series lead. >>> i'm not sure if this is going to scare or excite new york giants fans. your odell beckham jr. is working out. he pulled the suv up an incline. that rope is not very taut. there may be someone driving that thing. i don't know. >> that's true. >> what do you think? >> i don't know. >> she knows her physics. my first thought was be careful. he has one injury. don't get another one. >> that was my reaction. obj called out by lindsay czarniak. >>> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> president trump and french president macron will stand together and take questions from reporters just hours from now. more next. from some unexpected friends. these zebra and antelope. they're wearing iot sensors, connected to the ibm clo

billings, 38 52 in salt lake city 50 in minneapolis. row, that contrast between that cold air and the warm air to the south could spark some severe storms to the south. 77 in oklahoma city. 86 degrees in dallas we could see the potential for tornadoes there. some blizzard conditions potentially in the northern plains 41 in billings, 40 in atass.poli th w your business travelers forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back >>> welcome back on this thursday stock futures indicating what could be a relatively calm day the dow indicating a jump of 20 points that seems so last year. what about in the treasury markets? the bond, kind of a similar story. everybody screaming about 3% yielding 2.78% >>> time for the top trending stories. kate rogers is back with us. >>> good morning a pair of bench-clearers in major league baseball last night. first at fenway, the biggest rivalry was reignited between the red sox and the yankees. joe kelly plunked tyler austin austin charged the mound, both benches cleared. austin and kelly were ejected.

so cal, if you're flying there could be transfers or delays connecting through salt lake city or denner>>> up to 77 in gilroy. thinking about going to the boardwalk? 70 in santa cruz. temperature right around 70 for most of the peninsula. 66 in millbrae. it will be breezy along the coast all weekend. it will keep you in the low 60s and out of the warming trend. mid 60s downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. a nice day for a pick pick. upper 60s to low 70s through the east bay. as you move inland, temperatures around 75 to 78 degrees. tonight, mid 40s to low 50s. my accuweather forecast, let's see how long those 80s last? how about until tuesday. low to mid 70s around the bay saturday to tuesday. a little cooling next week. still warmer than average. hi, sue. >> good morning. we had equipment problems on the track in concord, bart looking at about a ten-minute delay between pittsburgh, bay point and sfo directions on the concord line. a minor delay there. they are in the recovery mode. first reports of an accident blocking the second lane from the left. this is westbound 80 pinole

pollution there is so that it is provoking fires on the city's lakes. some say bangalore could be uninhabitable in the next seven years. >> it might look like snow floating down the river. it is hot in bangalore. this is toxic foam. visual proof of the city's extreme pollution problem. some days the foam becomes mountainous and the wind blows it into the air. it is a rare phenomenon caused by huge amounts of industrial waste combined with wastewater from housing nearby. the foams chemical vapors are extremely dangerous. >> i've had problems breathing. i also have a young child who has been taken to the hospital because he is struggling to breathe. >> the foam has even caught fire several times. the sun eight nights the phosphorus a and oil floating on ththe water, whicich then burnsr hours. the problem is bangalore's extremely fast-paced development. in 25 years, the population has quadrupled. companies are growing rapidly and what is called india's silicon valley. everything is not contaminated. not just the water. 2025, 98% of the area -- >> the pollut

friday morning, we are in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the capital tour. gary herbert will be our guest during "washington journal," at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> here is a look at our live coverage on tuesday. on c-span, the agriculture secretary testifies before the senate agricultural committee on the state of burrell america, followed by the house at noon for general speeches. on the agenda, they are dealing with syria and new

returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from salt lake city, utah, the utes, it's therom right up the road, marietta, georgia, it's the carlson family. family: hoo hoo hoo hoo! [cheering and applause] steve: everybody's here-- [laughs]--to try to win theirself a lot of cash and and putting their clothes back on. possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the carlson family. [cheering and applause] cody, how you doin, man? cody: i'm doin' great. how about you, steve? steve: i'm good. cody, introduce everybody, man. cody: all right. i got my younger middle "hurray for coray!" coray: whoo! cody: i got my youngest and tallest brother, cash money! the clown of the family, my dad tony baloney! and the glue to the family, the ringmaster of this circus, my mother, kathy with a "k"! [cheering and applause] steve: let's go, let's go. let's get it on. give me cody, give me garet. ["family feud" theme plays] top 7 answers on the board. here we go, fellas. name a place a man would hate to be insteat

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emotions boiling over for westbrook in salt lake city last night.rook snapping at this fan who was yelling in his face. then after the emotional loss, westbrook, as he was walking off the floor, slapped a phone a fan was holding and confronted the fan. westbrook saying afterwards that the fans in utah are disrespectful. and something needs to be done about it. the jazz are going to play the rockets in the second round. the series starts tomorrow. >>> lebron and the cavs heading to game seven with the pacers tomorrow. lebron taking a blow to the face in the first half of game six that left him bleeding from above his eye. it was a frustrating game for lebron, especially with his ongoing battle with lance stevenson. shoving him to the end near the end of the third quarter. the pacers win in a blowout 121-87. lebron has never lost a first-round series. that streak is in jeopardy tomorrow. >>> this last story, it's incredible. in case you missed it, the number-one prospect in baseball robert acuna jr., hit to joe and -- this going viral immediately. he

. >> friday morning we're in salt lake city, utah for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus for washington journal starting at 9:45 eastern. sunday night on after words, journalist ronald kefler with his book, "the trump white house, changing the rules of the game",'s interviewed by general i thompson. >> his very intention, bobbing and weaving counter punching, it's an act. i interviewed his top aide for 26 years when she joined the organization there were only seven other employees and she knew him better on business and social side and she said there are two donald trumps. one is the one you see on tv who makes these outrageous comments to get attention for his brand, and even if it creates negative publicity he still becomes the center of the attention every day, both in conversation and for the media, but then there's the other donald trump, the one that insiders know, who is just the opposite. he's thoughtful, he listens, he's very careful about making decisions. >> watch after words sunday night and c-span2's bo

morning, pretzel lake city utah for the 50 capitals tour and utah governor gary herbert will be our guest starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. last week c-span held a discussion on the impact of former fbi director james comey's book. maryland them credit representative john former deputy assistant attorney general, victoria thompson and this hour-long event. >> victoria thompson is a high-profile lawyer in washington and representative jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland and a member of the jerry committee -- judiciary committee. with are your impressions of james comey and his public service? >> let's start with james comey the man, because that was interesting to me. i never met him and i don't know him. in the book, he comes off as boy scouto is very like in terms of his respect for rules and the rule of law. the first several chapters of bullies hatred and how he was bullied as a kid. it wasn't big and tall until he got out of high school. you could see how there could be a coming character clash and collision between him and donald trump, who affects the style of a believe frequently

the rainmaker that missed us two days ago is causing snow in the wasatch range near salt lake city, butneral area of higher pressure will allow us to warm us this weekend and give us sunshine at least the next three days and a light onshore flow will keep things chilly along the coastline. it will be cool tonight with lows in the 40s. we warm up this weekend, but check this out. this is telling because ocean temperature just off the coastline is 52.7 degrees. so any time that i talk about an onshore flow coming from the ocean, the air above it is pretty close to 52 degrees. that's a pretty strong kick of air conditioning and next week when we get more onshore flow, temperatures will fall down to the 60s near the bay, 70s inland, but don't worry about that now because it's friday night and you have a weekend ahead featuring 60s and sunshine at the beach, 70s and sunshine near the bay and 80s with sunshine inland. that is your kpix5 forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> you see it all over city streets, double parked cars causing gridlock. now there's an easy new way to report them with your pho

morning, pretzel lake city utah for the 50 capitals tour and utah governor gary herbert will be our guest starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. last week c-span held a discussion on the impact of former fbi director james comey's book. maryland them credit representative john former deputy assistant attorney general, victoria thompson and this hour-long event.

it happened in west jordan just south of salt lake city. winds are a little calmer there today.hat's really kind of creepy that's the news update scotty, back to you. >> thank you very much sue herera with the headlines. >> pete najarian is tracking the options market in minneapolis, today. pete, unusual activity what do you have for us? >> well, i'm looking at the materials space to start off we're talking about home builders masco. this is interesting. we're starting to see real paper in here. the stock looks like it might have bottomed at the beginning of april you can see if you take a look at the chart that it's starting to move upward expectations are as it goes into urbings, will we see the stock start to break out once again. the may 42 call being aggressively bought today. i think more by now, but that was something that really stuck out because you hear about the housing sector, you hear about all the different materials going into there, masco being one of those if we see the breakout to the upside, if we see the numbers change a little bit in terms of the housing. i

>> friday morning, we're in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. gary herbert will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at 9:49 a.m. eastern. >> president trump's top economic adviser spoke about the impact of tax reform legislation, as well as the overall economy at this week's breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor. this is an hour. >> i think it's now 8:30 so i think we'll start. good morning. i'm linda feldman, washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest today is kevin hasset. this is his first appearance at a monitored breakfast. welcome, chairman. first, a little bit of background. chairman hassett is from greenfield, mass. >> and i didn't get the vote of either of my home state senators. >> that's terrible. he earned his ph.d. in economics y the university of pennsylvania. from last september to his current post, chairman hassett was a resident scholar here in washington. he was also a professor at columbia university, worked at the federal reserve board of governors and served as e

friday morning garden salt lake city, utah, for the next stop of the deceased and 50 capitals tour, and utah governor gary herbert will be our guest --rting at 945 game eastern 9:45 a.m. eastern. i'm his last day of oral arguments for this tempest of the court heard from lawyers in the case of trump versus hawaii, which considers an executive order banning immigration researches on citizens of seven countries. the ninth circuit has ruled the travel ban unconstitutional. the supreme court oral argument is just over an hour. today inear arguments case 7965, donald trump, president of the united states, versus hawaii. justice, after a worldwide multiagency review, the president acting homeland security recommended he about entry restrictions on countries that failed to provide the minimum information needed to that the nationals. the proclamation of the ops the recommendations and omits vast majority of the world, including the vast majority of the muslim world, because they met the baseline. and now applies to seven countries that fall below that baseline or had other problems. it exerts

and i want to point out, i don't know if you remember the 2002 winter olympic berets from salt lake city wearing -- >> that's some good style. >> seth: a free -- >> that's some good style. that's some good style right there. >> seth: that's a good, good style. >> oh, gosh. >> seth: like you mentioned, both have two kids. >> yeah. >> seth: you got two girls. >> yeah. >> seth: i've got two boys. what made you write a book about making a first child -- a first word dada. >> what was your babies' first words? do you remember? >> seth: i think it was mama. >> yeah. of course it was. yeah, it is. it just is. and i know it's an unwritten kind of contest that husbands have with wives. and you go, "no, that's great. it could be any word." but i really wanted her to say dada first. >> seth: yeah. >> and so i was just trying to trick her. anything i would give her. i mean i was -- i would give her a bottle and go, "do you want dada? do you want a dada?" [ laughter ] i don't care if the baby is stupid, i just want for the history books --not talk to someone else to fix my baby. i just went for the h

to the nba we go, oklahoma city thunder star russell westbrook, he isn't very popular in salt lake citytial nominee seen there sitting court side with a jazz jersey over his dress shirt. check it out. when westbrook got into foul trouble late in the first half, romney holding up four fingers there in russ's direction, as in four fouls. romney's jasz routed the thunder 113-96. 3-1 series lead. romney joining the ranks of kevin hart and drake in terms of team tauntding, chris. >> it's good to see the new generation of celebrity fans. spike was so lonely, him and smiling jack nicholson. now we have the new guys. >> everyone is getting in on the act. thank you very much. >>> there's a special election for a u.s. house seat representing arizona. president trump won this district by over 20. what's the state of play here? little surprising. live report next. >> announcer: bleacher report update is brought to you by -- ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonntell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transiti

. >>> friday morning we're in salt lake city utah for the next time on c-span bus 50 capital tour. gary herbert about our guest on the bus starting 9:30 eastern. >>> next, supreme court oral argument on the constitutionality of a california law requiring crisis pregnancy centers to offer abortions as an available option. the pro-life national institute of family and life advocates argues the law is a violation of free speech under the first amendment. this whole argument is an hour. >>> your argument in case number 161140, the national institution of life and advocates versus becerra. mr. faris. >> mr. chief justice. california took -- by come pelling license centers to point the way to abortion in imposing advertising rules who do not provide ultimate that sountd or any other services. the state provide exemptions for other medical providers who serve pregnant women. it is directed at disfavored speakers with disfavored viewpoints. >> this situation as -- if the state law were that all women's health provided that perform abortions would have to tell the patience, if you would lik

. >>> friday morning we're in salt lake city for the next stop on the see pan bus 50 capitals tour. gary herbert with be our guest at "washington journal" starting at 9:45 a.m. eastern. saturday our live coverage of the 16th annual annapolis book festival starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern and includes msnbc's chris matthews with "bobby kennedy: a raging spirit" april ryan with her book "the presidency in black and white: my up close view of four presidents and race in america" tech entrepreneur "the sentient machine" and co-founder amy sis kind "the list: trump's first year" and "raven rock" the story of the u.s. government secret plan to save itself while the rest of us die. watch live coverage of the festival saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >>> "new york times" versus united states the pentagon papers case. president nixon is using his presidential authority to prevent the documents related to the vietnam war. lower court judge stopped the presses for the first time in american history. the presses have been stopped someone fears the exposure might be dangerous to

. >> friday morning we are in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. utah governor gary her better will be our guest on the bus during washington journal starting at 9:45 a.m. eastern. afghanistan's national security adviser recently spoke at the u.s. institute of peace here in washington. he talked about the current security environment, counterterrorism efforts, relations with pakistan and afghanistan taliban peace talks. stephen hadley former national security adviser during the george w. bush administration mod rates this hour-long event. >> good morning, everyone. good morning. my name is nancy lindborg, i am the president of the u.s. institute of peace and i'm pleased to be able to welcome everybody this morning for a very special program. i'm glad the weather cooperated to let us continue with this morning. welcome to everyone who braved the sort of pseudo weather event to joining us this morning. we are pleased to see the members of our international advisory council and welcome to those who are joining us by webcast. as many of you know,

. >> friday morning, we are in salt lake city, utah, for the next stop on the c-span us 50 capitals tour. utah governor gary herbert will be our guest during washington journal starting at 9:35 eastern. saturday, our live coverage of the annapolis book festival starts at 10 am eastern. it includes msnbc's chris matthews with his book, bobby kennedy, a raging spirit. white house correspondent april ryan with her book the presidency in black and white. why up close view of four presents and race in america. tech entrepreneur with the scented machine. the coming age of artificial intelligence. new agenda presidents and cofounder amy six ends with her book the lift, a wee bye week reckoning of trump's first year. the story of the secret plan to save itself while the rest of us die. watch live coverage of the annapolis book festival saturday getting a 10 am eastern on c-span 2's

host: in the general election, there was one speech, september 30, salt lake city, utah -- was that a turning point for hubert humphrey? did that narrow the race between them? guest: where he declared he is his own man? so, nixon -- sorry, humphrey got support from the afl-cio, and the unions started to organize on his behalf in the general election. that gave him a bump. but then when he declared essentially that he was his own man on the vietnam war, that he was going to support a total stoppage of the bombing of vietnam, and essentially breaking from lyndon johnson, that did help him. i think most historians would agree that in the polls, he began to close the gap. and so, as we discussed earlier, the popular vote, the electoral college vote was a blowout. nixon won it big, 301 votes. but the popular vote was less than 1%. 43.5% for nixon, 42% and change for humphrey. one of the reasons he was able to close that gap was due to that speech, and the sense that he could bring back the eugene mccarthy supporters. the antiwar supporters. veryt kennedy, fascinating. we will never know, o