arriving in salt lake city around 1:35 am, monday. at 2:01 am, she texted her mom to say she landed safely. after that, three days of silence. to patrol officers went straight away to mackenzie's town house. her car was in the driveway. that was a good sign. repeated knocks at the door, however, went unanswered. peering through a window, the officers saw nothing. not a soul around. they called mackenzie's that to report the news. and next, the officers phoned mackenzie's friends, bus and professors. none of them had seen her. all reasons why at the end of this unsettling day, mackenzie's case was referred to a place that sounded very serious indeed. the salt lake city police departments on the side squad. >> we get a lot of missing persons cases in salt lake city. >> lieutenant todd mitchell was the units chief detective. >> so, i tried my best to sift through those and find the ones that raise that here on the back of your neck, for the lack of the backer term. and this raise the hair on the back of my neck. so, that's why i decided,

salt lake city is one of the safest cities. this is a safe place. >> as part of the pitch?s. >> as she headed off to college, lauren was a appearance dream. a dedicated athlete, studious, not a part here, not a drinker. not active on the dating scene. what were you worried about? anything? >> the only thing i worried about was -- so, i wanted to resort to really safe car. so, that was my only real worry. >> lauren alex on day one of her freshman year. >> so, we were roommates our freshman year. and august, 2015. and we became instant friends. >> alex and lauren hung out together, attended church together, and for the next three years, lauren continue to focus on her studies. her truck events, and her friends. as for boyfriends? not so much. was lauren somebody had a lot of boyfriends? >> i would say no. but i would say she did hang out with her friends a lot. >> then came september 2018, the start of senior ear. lauren and alex went to a bar downtown one night. and lauren met someone. his name was shawn fields, and he was working security at the bar. he let the two women in

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look at some these temperature salt lake city, just a high of 8 degrees. our next batch of what weather moves into b, c's, south coast, and we've got low temperatures are right across the canadian prairies even saw some snow flurries fall in calgary. further toward the east temperatures still above average, but disturbed weather brown, the great lakes, and i stay in new york though with a hive 22 degrees and winds in st. john's will guts to about 50 kilometers per hour . south end of south america still that heavy rain for western areas of columbia bogota getting up to a high of 20 degrees and further toward the south. we've got unsettled whether a rio de janeiro rate toward the river plate region, but that will eventually push out toward the south atlantic. okay, i'm out of time. i'll see you again soon. ah, the camera body with in an unlikely model. cool, you know, with her and, and the little blame wasn't here. she was brilliant, brilliant visits, there's a lot of love and affection and respect of the world. a well to wait for mom by a nation has taken

it is going to turn rather wet here with salt lake city coming in at 16 degrees celsius. ah, ah, to the death toll from friday has come to ha bombing rises to $65.00. the taliban is pledging to step up security she a most ah hello, i am dire in jordan, this is al, jazeera ly, from dell halls are coming up. a review was ordered into the security of british politicians after the murder of a 2nd and b and 5 years.

mexico city is on a very soft ground, because it was a lake, so the city sinks very quickly. parts of mexico city today sink 40 centimetres a year. really? yeah, which is mind-boggling. and the aquifer which is further down, what we depend on, is just very, very quickly getting depleted. so 50 years ago, wells in mexico city were 30 or 40 meters deep. today, they're 300 or 400 meters deep, and the newest generation of wells are 2000 meters deep. in order to try to mitigate this, we started pumping water into the city from outside. we built this massive system, which starts in michoacán about 150 kilometres away and pumps water 1,1 kilometres uphill, pumps from one dam to another dam, to another dam, to another dam, and then finally makes it over the mountains in the west of the city and puts the water into the grid. gravity works. it's insane. it's one of the most energy-intensive water systems in the world. so the grid is wrecked, and there's maybe 40% to 50% of the water that gets put in the grid that is lost d leaks. - today, it's don lauro's turn. living on the outskirts

that is the population of salt lake city. why the 200,000 people are encountered in august. that's the population of des moines. that does not include 350,000 who were heading to the country with no vetting. that's the population of anaheim. there are 42 million people in latin america and the caribbean who intend to come here. no civilization has survived this magnitude of mass migration. ask some fundamental questions. how are americans helped by flooding the labor market with illegal immigration? how are our children who have already been robbed the year of their education helped by filling their classrooms with non-english speaking classmates? how are communities made safer by making it harder to deport criminals and gang members? how are our hospitals more assessable by overwhelming emergency rooms with illegal immigrants demanding care? these are questions i have been asking since the biden administration reversed all the policies that secured our borders. i have not heard an answer to one of those questions yet. host: we are having technical difficulty with our signal

we know gabby and brian checked out of this hotel in salt lake city on august 24. that same day, she facetimed with her mom and told her they were headed to grand teton national park in wyoming. it was the last time her mom would talk to gabby. a day later, gabby posted this picture on her instagram page. it's dated august 25. it was taken at an arts and entertainment venue called the monarch. and her caption simply reads, happy halloween. we found the monarch and the same mural posted in gabby's instagram photo here in ogden, utah, 40 miles north of salt lake city and 260 miles south of the grand tetons. the owner of the monarch tells us that the photo gabby posted was taken here at the monarch. he also says he shared security camera video with the fbi. from there, gabby and brian drove to the tetons. she was still texting with her family and they believe she was in the tetons around august 25. so this may have been how gabby petito and her fiance brian laundrie drove their van to enter the spread creek dispersed camping area. we're in teton national forest, 25 mi

salt lake city tribune reporting that icu beds there in utah are near capacity, up to about 94%, in fact. walk us through a typical day at this point in your hospital for you and your medical team. >> good morning, and thanks for having me. our hospital system and i think this is similar across all hospitals in our valley is that there's a extreme limit, especially on icu beds. we have had limited staffing, so we've not been able to search and open an additional icu like we did last year when we were at the height of our hospitalizations. right now, we're seeing the same number of hospital beds being used for covid patients now as we did at our height, november last year. >> and i'm looking at a graph that shows how high it's been since august, which i know puts a strain on hospital resources and on staff. i mean, you must be exhausted. how are you all holding up? >> thank you for asking. it's been a long haul for our providers, our nursing staff, our respiratory staff. everyone who's been working in our icu in contrast to what we saw in the southeast, we didn't see a rapid rise and then

through the sierra nevada and just look at some these low temperatures here. reno 8 degrees salt lake city, just a high of 14. you know those storms in the mid west. they're also joining up with that activity further toward the south texas into louisiana on monday. central america rain is starting to peter out across many areas of mexico, but still heavy falls across the bahamas. nasa, with the high of 27 agrees top end of south america. our rain is falling where we would expect, but particularly intense through that west coast of columbia, through the colombian andes. on monday, then a frontal system sliding across paraguay right through to the southeast of brazil. this could spark some serious charts that show up. they ah, with more than 200000000 cases of coven 19 worldwide governments, a batching to fight fresh waves of the virus. a new barrier, there has been a search and the number of people will, can vaccination appointments from the human cost she to political and economic full out. all just era brings you the latest. on the pandemic, visuals had vaccinated more than 1100 people he

espinoza of laredo, texas, sergeant nicole gee of california, staff sergeant taylor hoover of salt lake city, utah, staff sergeant ryan knauss of tennessee, corporal hunter lopez of indigo, california, lance corporal rylee mccollum of wyoming, corporal dylan merola of rancho kuch amonga, california, lance corporal kareem nikoui of california, corporal daegan william-tyeler page of omaha, nebraska, sergeant johanny rosario pichardo of lawrence, massachusetts, corporal humberto sanchez of long port, indiana, lance corporal david espinoza -- excuse me jared schmitz of wentzville, missouri, navy corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. i could not be more grateful to their service to our nation. while we as a nation grieve for the service members we lost, we often forget about the families who have lost even more. to be a gold star family is an honor no one wishes for. we owe our sincerest gratitude to the families who eagerly awaited these 13 service members' return. we can never thank them in a way that will make up for their loss. awarding the congressional -- awarding the congress' hi

we know gabby and brian checked out of this hotel in salt lake city on august 24th. that same day she facetimed with her mom and told her they were headed to grand teton national park in wyoming. it was the last time her mom would talk to gabby. a day later, gabby posted this picture on her instagram page. it's dated august 25th. it was taken at an arts and entertainment venue called the monarch, and her caption simply reads "happy halloween." we found the monarch in the same mural posted in gabby's instagram photo here in ogden, utah, about 40 miles north of salt lake city and about 260 miles south of the grand teton. the owner of the monarch tells us that the photo gabby posted was taken here at the monarch. he also says he shared security camera video with the fbi. from there, gabby and brian drove to the tee t otetons. and it is believed she there was august 25th. this may have been how gabby petito and her fiance brian laundrie drove their van to enter the spread creek disbursed area. we are in teton national forest, about 28 miles outside of jackson, wyoming. w

here on the fringe of salt lake city.is, or was, the aisle to account me, one of the most prestigious nfl diaz schools here, a hundreds of children as seen through their yearbook photos were schooled in the nfl diaz faith, including rebecca musser who is a student here for 12 years. >> fourth grade through 12th grade would meet here, and mr. jets would teach for one class. mr. jabs was rulon jeffs, warren jeff's, -- many sons. >> warren was enough authority within the school, he was close to the profit. and warren would talk to him every single day, and kind of beat his father's messenger. >> this most private of private schools, away from the prior knives of the outside world, tell the basics of reading writing richmond sick, and that was when rebecca discovered a natural musical talent. she learned to play in love the violin. she also live in carefully to warrant jeff lessons instructed medians, even if that did not always calm so easily. >> what was called wholly was this level of obedience this level of dedication and

he says, brian flew home to tampa from salt lake city on august 17th and returned to salt lake city onrian flew home to obtain some items and empty and close a storage unit to save money as they contemplated extending the road trip. that's a new line to add to the long time line. let me give you perspective on that. that is five days after the couple encountered police because someone called 911 to report a fight between the couple. now that same attorney, the laundrie attorney insists the parents do not know where he is. >> how are we supposed to separate? i don't want to take this. >> leyla santiago, thank you so much. >>> facebook's when istleblower says the company should declare moral bankruptcy, and she has national security concerns about how the company operates. >>> we will hear more of her claims and a facebook exec tuti is going to join us with the company's response next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your

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but still cooler air for salt lake city. 62 we do have kind of that great divide that we're seeing some warmer air pushes north and east into the greater cleveland area as we go into your tuesday. 73 degrees you can see rapid city in th ac new york into pennsylvania we do have that small storm system in the pacific northwest. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> apple is holding an event expected to give a look at the next generation of mac book pros the live stream starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> hollywood kills premiered over the weekend, scoring $50.4 million in its debut, the highest grossing opening weekend that premiered on multiple platforms. >>> nasa has launched a probe named losa to giben a 12-year mission. back in a minute sts? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo >>> we have won for the first time in franchise history! the chicago

checking today's high temperatures, 70s from salt lake city to boston. 92 in both dallas and phoenix. 69 today in l.a. and 57 in seattle. >>> coming up, a change for 25 cents. the women who will soon appear on the quarter. >>> also ahead, why brian laundrie's father has now joined the search for his son aa florida nature preserve. the new details in the gabby petito case. >>> and the strike at kellogg's. what it could mean for some of our favorite breakfast foods. >>> back now with an expensive wedding celebration. two men set off distress flares from a boat in rhode island during their wedding party. but the coast guard thought it was a real emergency and started a search that ended up costing $100,000. the two men have now settled those charges and will pay $10,000 in fines. >>> investigators in the gabby petito murder case have returned to a nature preserve in florida as they search for petito's fiance brian laundrie. laundrie's father has been asked to join the search. his attorney says that's because the preserve is otherwise closed to the public. meanwhile, gabby's parents are r

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>> so according to her father, gabby was in salt lake city working really on their youtube page at thatd they continue on their road trip. >> once they're back together, there's a post from gabby that really raises eyebrows. the pumpkin post. >> her last post was on august 25th. >> gabby, in the photo, has perfect hair after being on a trip for two months in a van. and she's holding a pumpkin and writes happy halloween, which is odd because it was posted on august 25th. >> so in gabby's latest instagram post her roots are not there, especially in comparison to some of them before that. >> it seemed as if she had taken that, at some point, and was planning to use it at halloween. it didn't fit in with all of her other blog postings. >> and then in late august, people saw brian get in another fight. >> at merry piglets restaurant in jackson, wyoming. witnesses reported a lot of screaming, him yelling at the restaurant staff, going in and out of the restaurant. >> he was really angry. that's the best i can describe it. he was just very visibly angry. and in that moment, gabby reminded me a

you can see the storm system now tracking its way right out of nevada toward a salt lake city. get some more rain. but look what off the coastline you got that guy right there and that looks much, much more impressive. that's likely to be dropping in as we get toward the middle of the week rigat now, clear outside. we do have a couple of puffy cumulus clouds over the tops of some of them out. but that is about it. watch the model, though, here as we take you through time tomorrow. those clouds start to roll in by tomorrow morning. most that just some high level clouds and then by tomorrow afternoon really starts to thicken up and then by tomorrow night, about 8 o'clock, no chance of rain moving into the north bay. there it is start to move in right around 08:00pm and they continue to drag south road bay area overnight on tuesday night into wednesday morning, clearing out probably by wednesday afternoon. but this is just the beginning. numerous storms now lining up effect. we could be in for a real soaker as we head in toward the weekend. we'll talk more about that. the rest for

it is going to turn rather wet here with salt lake city, coming in at 16 degrees celsius. ah, on counting the cost of the battle for influence in latin america, after seating round to china, the us peaks to rid over its neighbors with billions of dollars in investment and online learning took off during the pandemic. but can be had to take start, turn a profit, counting the cost on out here. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others are not the 1st. so i'm going or the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. lou ah, welcome back. you watch a yell, dessert mind if our top story is us out. the number of people killed in fraud, a suicide attack. the afghan city of counter hall has risen to 65 miles, funerals have been held as a tele bond promised to step up security at shambles. it was the 2nd attack against worshippers in just over week, thousands of demonstrators have rallied into don's capital cartoon to demand greater representation in government. the prime minister della hand ok says the divisions are causing the

for now 61 in salt lake city and highs around louisville. room temperatures, 72 degrees. isa? thank you very much, pedram. >>> coming up on "cnn newsroom," a controversial steele dossier. he explains why he's speaking out now. >>> the world's second largest economy posts the second largest growth rate and china's swift rebound is losing steam. both of those stories after a very short break. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom." i'm isa soares. authorities in haiti says a powerful gang is behind the kidnapping of 17 missionaries, 16 americans and one canadian abducted on saturday. they're worki

through the sierra nevada and just look at some these low temperatures here. reno 8 degrees salt lake city, just a high of 14, you know those storms in the mid west. they're also joining up with that activity further toward the south texas into louisiana on monday. central america rain is starting to peter out across many areas of mexico, but still heavy falls across the bahamas. nasa, with a high of 27 degrees, top end of south america. our rain is falling where we would expect, but particularly intense through that west coast of columbia, through the colombian andes. on monday, then a frontal system sliding across paraguay rate through to the southeast of brazil. this could spark some serious charts that show up. they ah, i'll just the real world. sweet said she, dizzy and family, facing agonizing choices and an uncertain future. we had the family type enough of it and i want to move to another country. disillusioned with life, been struggling economy. and my dream was to become a lawyer or a judge. i really wanted back what the circumstances a to to see and family high hopes, desperate

through the sierra nevada and just look at some these low temperatures here. reno 8 degrees salt lake city, just a high of 14, you know those storms in the mid west. they're also joining up with that activity further toward the south texas into louisiana on monday. central america rain is starting to peter out across many areas of mexico, but still heavy falls across the bahamas. nasa, with a high of 27 degrees south end of south america, our rain is falling where we would expect, but particularly intense through that west coast of columbia, through the colombian andes. on monday, then a frontal system sliding across paraguay rate through to the southeast of brazil. this could spark some serious charts that show up. they ah, the every war lisa, devastating. in fact. tell me environment earth rise, explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists. safeguarding one of our most valuable results is these are important samples. we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees. striving to co exist with nature. okay, so what's going on there is the assimilat

tonight halloween just two days away and from denver to salt lake city, parents and teachers helpinggeles ms. ramirez's kindergarten class at carpenter elementary. ms. ramirez on the right dressed as alphabet soup. her class dressed up too. in michigan, this 6-year-old dressed as cruella de vil. in a car built just for her. leighton has ms and family friend tim kazar is a ford motor company engineer building the car in his own garage complete with headlights. at miller children's and women's hospital in long beach trick-or-treating in the hospital. 5-year-old genevieve as wonder woman. iliana as the little mermaid, juan as batman and don't forget naomi, spider-man. in pennsylvania tannen is being treated at upmc children's hospital of pittsburgh, and he wanted to dress up like his hero, his doctor, dr. randy, and here's the other dr. randy, his glasses, his stethoscope and his new hair and right here tonight. >> hi. >> reporter: both doctors, first tannen and his daddy. >> tannen wanted to be a superhero. we could think of no better doctor. he has been so wonderful and caring and hel

lake city coming in at 16 degrees celsius. ah, ah, the death toll from friday has come to our bombing rises to $65.00. the taliban is pledging to step up security at sheer mos ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, a review was ordered into the security of british politicians. after the murder of a 2nd mp in 5 years, hospitals are overwhelmed with malnourished children in ethiopia. tegra region with food and fuel, are running out under the government, located with nasa spacecraft. lucy blasts off on a 12 year mission to explore asteroids and find out how planets before. ah, we begin in afghanistan where the number of people killed in friday. suicide attack has risen to 65. a sheer mosque in kandahar was targeted in the 2nd such attack in days. meanwhile, mass funerals had been held as the taliban promised to step up security. i saw in afghanistan as train responsibility. it's the group's 1st law scale attack in the south of the country on fall as a similar blast and northern city of cond

and this is profile example, soft on crime environment and understaffed police department, salt lake cityah, 6 call saying there is something wrong on this saturday evening last saturday. there were no responses until gunshots were fired and this young man lay dead in the street. the person that shot him had average aggregated assault and robbery with a weapon. when you have county attorneys and district attorneys that will not prosecute violent crimes that is why person like this is walking streets in utah, that is not wrong place wrong time incident, that is a microcosm of what is happening so you've got to get prosecutors the charge violent criminal with violent crimes and felonies. you cannot do the catch and release or cashless bail, you have to administer the law and anything and time law enforcement is anti-public safety, you are seeing the consequences. todd: there's an entire office, don't play public defender when you are da. we appreciate your time this morning. >> emails obtained by fox news shedding light on possible business ties between some in the biden family & and hunter

it is going to turn rather wet here with salt lake city, coming in at 16 degrees celsius. ah, cato, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. while the cato needed to open and development, full international shipping company to become a p, middle east, and trade and money skilfully, mcdowell, 3 key areas of development filling a promise of connecting the world, connecting the future while need. cato catalyst gateway to whoa trade. lou ah, welcome back. quick about about top stories here this up and i'm with people killed in friday, suicide attack and come to ha as listen to 65 mosse funerals have been held at the taliban promised to step up. security is the 2nd attack against worshippers in a week. prince prison, domonique mackerel, has said a crackdown i'm algeria and protested. 60 years ago was an unforgivable crime. marking the anniversary of the 1961 massacre when police in paris killed dozens of demonstrators of marching against colonial rule and thousands of protest as of rally than saddam's capital cartoon to demand greater representation and government admin

tonight halloween just two days away and from denver to salt lake city parents and teachers helping thee right dressed as alphabet soup. her class dressed up too. in michigan, this 6-year-old dressed as cruella de vil. she has ms and tim is a ford company engineer 'burgh the car complete with headlights. trick-or-treating in the hospital. 5-year-old genevieve as wonder woman, iliana as the little mermaid and don't forget spider-man. in pennsylvania tanner is being treated at upmc and wanted to dress up like his hero, his doctor, dr. randy and here's the other dr. randy, his glasses, his stethoscope and new hair and right here tonight -- >> hi. >> both doctors, first tannin and his daddy. >> tannin wanted to be a superhero. we could think of no better doctor. he's been so wonderful and caring and helpful. >> hi, david. >> reporter: then the other, dr. randy. >> i was really honored and humbled and just inspired by him. >> reporter: in south brunswick, new jersey, tonight. >> "world news tonight." >> reporter: d.j. dressed up as a certain news anchor. he wants my job. >> tonight we know t

extreme. >> more intense storms fueled by climate change are battering shorelines in cities throughout the great lakes, pulling the land right out from under some homes. >> cities like chicago, milwaukee, detroit, cleveland, they all have to adapt to this. >> melissa scanlon is director of the center for water policy at the university of which wisconsin milwaukee. the city sits on another great lake, michigan, which has swung from record low water levels in 2013 to record highs the past few years. >> so it is normal for the great lakes to rise and fall. how is that cycle changing? >> the highs are getting higher, and the lows are getting lower. i am most concerned about flooding. and sewage contaminating the drinking water supply for millions of people. >> when intense storms overwhelm milwaukee storm water system, sewage can imet dumped into lake michigan. >> what we are trying to do is instead of speeding up the water, slow it down. >> kevin share runs the district replacing concrete channels built in the 19 '60s with more natural creeks to try to prevent future flooding. >> you think cities around

looking at salt lake city, reno for example. 15 degrees below normal. ahead of the front.m starting to slide in. these are the areas that are warmer than they are out to the west. laura and boris, pretty much a little of everything for everyone on the map for today. >> thank you, allison. the new cnn original series, diana. revealing the life of the person behind the princess. premiering tomorrow on cnn. don't want to miss that. >>> "a" good morning. congressional show down. how far will lawmakers get to th

why salt lake city has been tracking the star signs of its residents. said he was kind, funny and clever. a happy little boy. his body was found in the river ardmore injuly. today, a 14—year—old boy appeared in court charged with his murder. the 14—year—old appeared before a districtjudge at cardiff magistrates�* court. he answered yes to confirm his name, but cannot be identified because of his age. he was told he faces a very serious charge and will be subject to a curfew which we monitored by a tag. — — will be monitored. late afternoon, police said logan's mother, 30—year—old williamson, has also been charged with his murder. she was already charged with perverting the course ofjustice. 39—year—old john cole, logan's stepfather, has also been charged with murder and perverting the course ofjustice. logan's body was found after concerns were raised about his whereabouts. he was taken to hospital, where it was confirmed he'd died. flowers, teddy bears and cards were left near the scene in the days after his death and tributes were paid. his friends sa

reporter: more intense storms fueled by climate change are battering shorelines and cities throughout the great lakes, pulling the land right out from under some homes. >> cities like chicago, milwaukee, detroit, cleveland, they all have to adapt to this. >> reporter: melissa scanlan is director of the center for water policy at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. the city sits on another great lake-- michigan-- which has swung from record low water levels in 2013 to record highs the past few years. so it's normal for the great lakes to rise and fall. how is that cycle changing? >> the highs are getting higher and the lows are getting lower. i'm most concerned about flooding, and sewage contaminating the drinking water supply for millions of people. >> reporter: when intense storms overwhelm milwaukee's storm water systems, sewage can get dumped into lake michigan. >> and what we're trying to do is, instead of speeding up the water, slow it down. >> reporter: kevin shafer runs the area's sewage district. it is replacing concrete channels built in the 1960s with more natural creeks to try to preven

take for example salt lake city and reno. 15 degrees below average for their high temperatures.n the other side of that front, it is the opposite. record temperatures possible not only today, but also tomorrow. take a look at kansas city and oklahoma city. both 20 degrees above normal. those highs getting into the 90s. when you look at some of the areas, look at this. over 30 possible locations could break record highs today and even into tomorrow. the problem is the clash of cold and warm temperatures, it is fuel for severe storms. we have a potential for the severe weather in the upper midwest and the southern plains as we wrap up the rest of the weekend. >> allison chinchar, thank you for the update. >> i'm still holding on to fall. not ready for snow. >>> thanks so much for joining us this morning. thanks, boris, for sharing this saturday with me. we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. >> 6:00. set your timer correctly. some more ahead in the next hour of the cnn newsroom. fred is up next. thanks. i can make an indoorsy person, outdoorsy. i can turn anyone into a beach bum. i m

by opening a new express direct cargo train next week to salt lake city, officials here hope to cut by 300 the number of truck trips each day with one outbound train. >> the only way the boxes will get to the heartland and the midwest where the larger markets are are via train. so rail is critical for the supply chain and also for the economy. >> there's major worries on the front end. you have the traffic coming from asia. on the back end, not only do you have labor problems but right now it's taking three months to get an exam at the dmv to get a trucker's license. >> it's incredible. just blew me away. thanks, william. so the log jam continues. can we spread the wealth and rely on other ports? can we do anything like that to ease this congestion? let's go to tom cole in washington, oklahoma congressman kind enough to join us. sir, good to have you. i want to address what your democratic colleagues are trying to come up with address more spending but none of it will address the problems happening at these west coast ports. i'm wondering whether that has to be reprioritized now. >> yo

salt lake city and reno are 15 degrees below average.rough, fred, it will get colder. >> oh, my gosh. staying on the winter or cold theme, you wrote a piece on cnn.com about record cold. >>> staying with the cold theme. you wrote a piece about record cold temperatures in antarctica which we should celebrate for the sake of the marine life, animal life they need this frigid stuff. the >> it's hard to think about. this is the coldest place on earth. to imagine it's colder than we know it to be. yes, when we talk about the period from april through september, that six month period ended up being the coldest on record. that period is this is the only place that was cold. when you look globally every where else was above average temperatures. so this really was one of the few places that was dealing with >>> are putting their lives on the line to protect the amazon rainforest >> grassroots in brazil are putting their lives on the line to protect the amazon froeft. def >> reporter: smoke billows above the amazon. smoke so thick it blankets thi

lowe, a 21-year-old sophomore, was shot and killed last week at a house party in salt lake city. >>>court kicks off its new term. as is tradition, a red mass was held in washington today with chief justice john roberts the only justice in attendance. eight of the nine justices will return to the highest court after nearly 18 months of virtual hearings due to the pandemic. justice brett kavanaugh will stay home after testing positive positive for covid on thursday. download the fox news a app, you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. >>> now back to one of our top stories, ongoing negotiations on capitol hill. president biden weighing in as democrats remain divided over two domestic spending bills. >> everybody's frustrated. that's part of being in government. biden's going to work like hell to make sure we get them passed. >> every republican is united against it. we're a party that wants to grow the economy, the democrats are a party that wants to grow the government. >> this is not a wish list, this is what the working families of this country want and wha

the last time she was seen in salt lake city.an laundrie who may have the answers. now we are seeing more of a complete picture of that august 12th domestic dispute where gabby petito seems to take responsibility for the altercation between petito and laundrie. listen to the exchange between gabby petito and one of the offers on scene. >> is there something on your cheek here? it looks like -- did you get hit in the face? it kind of looks like someone hit you in the face and over on your arm, your shoulder right here? that's new? kind of a new mark? >> yeah, i don't know. >> can i see the other side of your face? so what happened here and here? >> i'm not sure. he was just trying to get back in the car, and the backpack got me. . >> so the backpack got you? there's two people came to us and saying they saw him hit you, punch you. just independent witnesses by moon flower. >> i hit him first. >> where did you hit him? >> i slapped him. >> you slapped him first on his face. >> he told me to shut up. . >> how many times did you slap

the salt lake city private investigator who comments on ou foxnews.com peace and who visited the scenes that he believes we will also discuss the results of the postmortem toxicology test, which obviously detects drugs i a person system adding that he believes that drugs were not at play in play at the time of her death. in reference of fatigue the bod in the august 12th video that w have all seen by now. dr. dupree where we did see her grabbing her face. he references there was something in that video that told him that he was concerned about the way she would have been handled by her beyoncÉ and letter to that prediction. >> and oftentimes, we find evidence of that. and certainly, during the autopsy, we would find evidence that there had been manual strangulation in the soft tissues of the neck. >> we know that brian laundrie spent so much time with gabby, and i'm sure that his dna is going to be all over the place here because they were together in that little band. how could the cause of death potentially point to him becaus at this point, there still doesn't appear to be any eviden

work in a remote dispersed environment so they are looking at places like seattle, austin, start lake cityncisco. kristen: what would you like to see city officials or those in the position of making policy that might spur the economy do what is point? jeff: transit is the one key factor that people are not on caltrans, they are back on the roads causing congestion to be high. when you see the traffic numbers, you are less likely to want to go to work. bringing those services back up to full speed, making them safe is one key aspect. two, a longer-term solution is to provide more incentives, particularly for middle wage work, bringing in new companies, bringing in new employees that can grow the economy. we saw that in the middle market area, we have seen that in soma, we have seen that in many parts of the city in terms of the city providing incentives in the past to bring the economy back. that is one thing we could look for, new incentives to grow business. kristen: thank you so much. jeff: thank you. larry: following just a few days ole -- away. what is stopping everybody's candy and c

the last mayor of salt lake city was one of the most liberal in the country. city council that had a majority of its members were gay not long ago. utah, specifically salt lake city is not majority mormon, it's a minority mormon population. there is a lot of islanders. expanding as we speak. construction everywhere. there is a culture of tollerance that is born out of the work of the lds church, the missionaries that they send all around the world. mike lee is mormon royalty by birth and upset a lot of people in the church by comparing trump to the angel moronai and beclowned himself in the state. it's a state that has always looked with contempt on trump but is a conservative state. now, for evan mcmullen, really, the question is in the hands of utah democrats. utah democrat will likely not beat mike lee, almost certainly so, in a general election. but if the utah democratic party were to endorse an independent candidacy by evan mcmullen, mike lee could certainly be defeated if that choice was available. so, you know, it's an interesting season. but come out

she's saying on august 17th he actually flew from salt lake city back to florida to go through a storagehe also said on september 6th when the family went to the desoto campgrounds, that she went with her husband and children and sat around the campfire and had a meal and smores and things. one thing she's not saying is any conversation she had with brian because the obvious is there, especially at the campground. gabby is not there. now, the fbi, she says, knows everything. they quite possibly are asking her to not speak about everything. she's declining to talk about that, but her parents, she says, have been told by the family attorney to not say anything. but does that mean including communicating with gabby's family. listen to what gabby's family said -- her father, when they realized that gabby was missing and they didn't know where she was. >> you called, you called, you called. >> i can't tell you how many times. >> he called. >> what did you get? >> nothing. >> voice mails. >> then i would send texts on top of that. >> no response. >> one of the texts, i'm ' going to call the po

espinoza of laredo, texas, sergeant nicole gee of california, staff sergeant taylor hoover of salt lake city, utah, staff sergeant ryan knauss of tennessee, corporal hunter lopez of indigo, california, lance corporal rylee mccollum of wyoming, corporal dylan merola of rancho kuch amonga, california, lance corporal kareem nikoui of california, corporal daegan william-tyeler page of omaha, nebraska, sergeant johanny rosario pichardo of lawrence, massachusetts, corporal humberto sanchez of long port, indiana, lance corporal david espinoza -- excuse me jared schmitz of wentzville, missouri, navy corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. i could not be more grateful to their service to our nation. while we as a nation grieve for the service members we lost, we often forget about the families who have lost even more. to be a gold star family is an honor no one wishes for. we owe our sincerest gratitude to the families who eagerly awaited these 13 service members' return. we can never thank them in a way that will make up for their loss. awarding the congressional -- awarding the congress' hi

salt lake city getting some rain tomorrow as well.ut there, if you happen be making a trip out to tomorrow. we do expect to see some showers and even a few inches of snow in the higher elevations after that, it does look like it will be a clear weekend, though. but let's look at future cast. so not just the sierra but also central california tomorrow morning will be getting some light rain as well. southern california here. as you can see and parts of the south bay could see some showers early tomorrow morning. but that will pass quickly. this is the afternoon. you can see southern california still going to see some showers moving through that region in the afternoon and then saturday we have another system here that will bring some sprinkles to the coast of the bay area that will move by really quickly by 11 in the morning should be drying up. the afternoon is going to be mostly sunny up and down the state with temperatures warming up sunday for us in the bay area. just steam. thank you so much. next up, a police officer's quick acti