so in 1852 from salt lake city it came out. yes, we do practice polygamy just like abraham isaac and jacob, right? so the message is boom came out there then all this sudden you see the western standard newspaper of a latter-day saints in san francisco. you've got the mormon in new york. you've got the st. louis luminary and even as far as sydney, australia, you've got science watchmen, so they have these things in place to defend their doctrine of polygmy for example is a biblical doctrine and also to teach the immigration the gathering design as they called it. okay, so you had these newspapers. saint louis is a fine large and flourishing city and as furnished employment to many hundreds and thousands of our brethren. here's another misnomer for latter-day saints that do like use family search and and i have the saints spicy website that jeremy talked about um anyway a of different things. people think that mom and dad and the kids all came together they left from wherever liverpool and then they went to salt lake. they don't

isaac julian harvey said i went north of salt lake city as the mormons were down on missourians. if their stock got into the gardens or any fields they were fined heavily. it was charged that the mormons would turn the cattle in on purpose to make trouble. i knew many emigrants that were ruined and had to work their way to oregon or california. that might be true because i know that not all saints where halos. these were some of the things going on. i debated whether or not to pull this one. i thought i'm going to leave it in there. the mormons this day celebrate the arrival of the first settlement of this valley three years ago by them. by 1850 we are in a hearing of their cannons by way of jolly vacation. the mormons curse the darn ragged emigrant slb from missouri and illinois. these are two places cast out. traveling through their country. i share these accounts to share with you the feelings are still bitter. let me introduce you to these outfitting posts. they're coming from across the atlantic. they're coming from the east coast and from the south. they have these differen

or, another westbound immigrant wrote, arrived in great salt lake city july 19th, 1849. i was riding along the street and i spoke to an aged man. well, says he, we're glad you're here. if you did not drive us out of missouri. which was all great to me, as i knew nothing of mormons or their history. so you get, this is something, when you see these accounts, you get the idea that something that happened back in the '30s is still festering. a decade or more later, right? i mean, this is what's cooking. so isaac julian harvey said, i went north of hart lake city as the mormons were down in the missourians. generally many missouri trades got in trouble. if the stock got into the garden or any field, they were pouring heavily. it was charged that the mormons would turn the cattle in on purpose to make trouble. i knew many immigrants that were ruined, and had to work their way toward california. now, that might very well be true, because i know that not all saints were he loads, personally, okay? this is -- but these are some of the things that are, that are going on. now, thi

. >> vanessa pond of salt lake city was 25 and a single parent went back in 2007 she met raven abaroa. like vanessa, he was single and raising a child alone. >> he was very charming, he would always come up with such >> he seemed very different. >> a good guy? >> very good guy. >> and you felt for him? >> hard. >> along with the charm and the lavish dates, raven also had a story. a horrible, awful story. that had changed his life and would also change vanessa ponds. the story raven told wasn't just about himself, it was about his first white janet. >> he said, i should probably let you know that my wife was actually murdered. >> the murder, raven said, happen three years earlier when he and janet were living in north carolina. >> it happened in a home invasion and he came home and found her and he didn't want to talk about it any further. >> it was not the kind of thing vanessa expected to hear from the man who had just stolen her heart. >> i was beside myself. >> vanessa retreated to her laptop and began searching online. looking for exactly the details. raven abaroa had not provided

he's in the us city of stillwater, oklahoma, and salt lake city. we have currently beautiful. she's a coordinator at the great salt lake institute and is examined how long life has been affected by the roshan of utah's great salt lake. and then tell a v as real. we have yeah, l key ro. she is a assistant professor at the weisman institute of science in his research, the dead sea in the jordan river valley. hello to everyone. carly, let's start off with you because the great salt lake has been in the news here recently. can you tell us what's going on with it? yeah, so great salt lake is like you're saying one of those lakes that are shrinking. and we're expecting that there's the eco system collapse within the next 5 years. but what's wild is this has not been. this is not a new problem, it's been going on for years and years and years, but it's something that is just on people's radar. and so it's, there's a lot of action that we're hoping to to happen to get this lake to not be so small. and you know, the lake is going down, but even just a couple of inches with the lake ele

jonathan friedman, honorary consul of ukraine in salt lake city.plause] talk to peter, president and founder of peter harsh prosthetics. [applause] president of united health ukraine. [applause] mr. peter gill, director and the ceo operator of new york city. [applause] [laughter] honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] president of -- [applause] president of u.s./ukraine activists. [applause] by order of princes olga, second grade, the founder and director of charitable direction for survivors of soldiers of ukraine. [applause] by the word of the president of ukraine, the cross of -- the arch -- the arch bishop -- the archbishop of the philadelphia department of catholic church. [applause] president of the ukrainian resistance foundation. [applause] pastor of the ukrainian orthodox cathedral of saint andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] christopher, president of the health care network of catholic hospitals. [applause] and now, the special award of the president of ukraine the golden heart, ryan, student. [applause] >> thank yo

it's in salt lake city and not a little spin in the atmosphere there. another ong ahead, any more thunderstorm activity for the mountains? it looks quiet here, although going into the next i'd say 7 to 10 days, but it does not look hot or anything like that or any offshore event either. so low, overcast and sunshine, a little bit warmer today. we'll probably get a late sea breeze there. 60s and 70s on the temps 80s inland, not a lot of change through wednesday. then thursday, friday, they start to bump up those inland high as you guys. all right. thank you steve. former 40 niners quarterback alex smith still calls the bay area home even though he's retired. coming up, we'll tell you about the new challenge he and his family are facing in his life after football and the financial landscape continues to change as technology advances in more people flock to online only banks. when you join us on the nine, why experts say there are some drawbacks to some of the enticing perks at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors ch

jonathan friedman in salt lake city. [applause] >> dr. eter harsh, founder of peter harsh prosthetics. [applause] >> ms. marina, president of united help ukraine. [applause] >> mr. peter, director general and ceo of metropolitan in new york city. [applause] [laughter] >> honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] >> dora, president of rasam. [applause] >> president of u.s.-ukrainianian activist. [applause] >> by order of princes olga, second grade, founder and director of charitable organization that of survived soldiers, ukraine. [applause] >> by the word of the president of ukraine the cross, archbishop and metropolitan of the philadelphia, ukrainian catholic church. [applause] >> president of the ukrainian ianresistance foundation. >> father, pastor of the ukraine cathedral, st. andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] >> christopher manson, vice president of the healthcare network of catholic hospitals. [applause] >> and now by special award of the president of ukraine golden heart, ryan. student. [applause] >> middle sch

the low is up toward salt lake city. now.there. but that's that's really all that's going to keep us from just keep the beat going here. so more sunshine today. the high mid level clouds are moved out, but fog then sun pretty good fog bank out there, some reduced visibility, but mainly it's just a low overcast, 6070s and 80s, not much change through wednesday. end of the week, though, does look warmer, especially away from the coast. steve, thank you. some east bay restaurants say they're fed up with the inaction over car break-ins how they're taking safety for their patrons into their own hands. and thousands of people laced up their shoes to jog onto the field at oracle park will take you along for this year's giant race at san francisco. you should have gotten a colon cancer screening, but, stuff came up. but, if you are 45 and older, it's time to get checked. visit ccalliance.org to learn more. don't let but, stuff... get in the way of your screening. - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple

and sound reassurance is a teacher named for the missing the station inside stored on al jazeera lake city. and it's here all g 0 was me, see a tale and photography, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football. like on a go metro doing the less for diego, this endless unconditional the of the model donna in the on the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, on the clock. this is a new life coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel's prime minister was calling to the media. the pl taishan of ary trained emigrants and finally seeking involved in violent protests on. so keeping out the pressure cues supporters in the jet pro.

touchdown >> osiris-rex making landfall at a testing ground in salt lake city. the first time experts say the us has brought an asteroid sample back from space and it could hold the answers to life's most existential questions. this has never happened before and we may be able to unlock some really, really important clues to where we came from. the microwave sized capsule landing safely after the seven year, 4.4 billion mile mission inside, around nine ounces of rubble from bennu, an asteroid as old as the solar system itself collected using a long stick vacuum. we're trying to learn what planets are made of, where did the water and the organic molecules on the earth and other planets come from? >> and here's here's some samples of that that are going to come back to the earth to be studied in laboratory studies all over the world for decades, which is critical because nasa science artists predict bennu about the size of the empire state building has a rare one. >> in 2000, 700 chance of striking earth in the year 2182. >> we think it looks a lot like the object

salt lake city is the headquarters of the mormon church.hat in september 2008, nine months after the sinclair college assault, he attacked a former girlfriend. as the authorities in utah were pulling the case against rossi together, back in rhode island, phones were starting to ring. "rep, how are you?" i said, "how are you, nicholas?" "i'm in france," or europe somewhere. i think he said france first. i said, "what's going on?" "well, i had to leave the country." i get another call. he's still in europe. he's ill now at this point. maybe two weeks after that, he's really ill. and he... this is the last time i spoke to him. "it's nick." i said, "yeah, i know, nick, it's you." but he has a raspy voice. he goes, "i'm dying. i'm dying." i said, "nick, you're not dying. cockroaches don't die." radio: local news and information on wpro, providence. _ nicholas alahverdian, he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. an obituary that appeared online claimed n

salt lake city is the headquarters of the mormon church.n is that in september 2008, nine months after the sinclair college assault, he attacked a former girlfriend. as the authorities in utah were pulling the case against rossi together, back in rhode island, phones were starting to ring. "rep, how are you?" i said, "how are you, nicholas?" "i'm in france," or europe somewhere. i think he said france first. i said, "what's going on?" "well, i had to leave the country." i get another call. he's still in europe. he's ill now at this point. maybe two weeks after that, he's really ill. and he... this is the last time i spoke to him. "it's nick." i said, "yeah, i know, nick, it's you." but he has a raspy voice. he goes, "i'm dying. i'm dying." i said, "nick, you're not dying. cockroaches don't die." radio: local news and information i on wpro, providence. nicholas alahverdian, he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. an obituary that appeared online cla

bad, do you mean besides the live little clock national say we have so i will display as apple in lake city. i remember the cartridge to sonya boards up on you pro. so is there a new crab cree that it's a bit as to the symbolic, but that is certainly pretty frustrated for them to deal with them all triplicate, the sort of things to put the ground floats up. wizard junior. does that go with look, i've got a separate cost to sonya, you have the funds. well, i need big less. i have to be just wouldn't be the steps. the certificate cost gets food. you get this picture what functionally infinity is, or what is your vine? your best friend, me plus the pin, which one you for this thing you last on you're familiar with what we should, i should have gone to that sort of which is pretty much the shading yet. that came . it certainly needs do my best with good gates and i me just gabby of that will be what if you can see it is the what? so it's not through florida who got to it? if she woke up with me, the one that was like, well kleenex it, sit on the perfect oscar grab of 70 minutes or so i guess i

police say ruby frankie's 12 year old son escaped from jody hildebrand's house near salt lake city and ran to a neighbor asking for food and water. officers say the boy had deep cuts from being tied up and he was malnourished. two of frankie's other children are in protective custody. the two women are being held without bail. and here in california, we've seen a lot of rain in recent weeks, thanks in part to a tropical storm, hilary. while that rain has been good for california's reservoirs, devastating for farmers and farm workers across the state. statewide losses could end up in the billions. and you may see the impact at grocery stores. many farms will be forced to replant crops because of all the flooding, which is more expensive and will take longer to get food in stores. new at 11 family members who own and operate a jewelry store in southern california say they were successful in preventing a smash and grab robbery. it was all caught on camera here. the incident happened yesterday afternoon in the la county city of el monte family members say they fought off the would be thief

let's go live to salt lake city, our silent correspondence is there. what they're able do. they are trying not to contaminate it, they've got it all this way, got it off in our stride and got the dust back here. they've got to be so careful now that they don't mess it up in the last stage. that they don't mess it up in the last stage-— that they don't mess it up in the last staue. , , , , last stage. yes, everything is set for sunday- _ last stage. yes, everything is set for sunday. not _ last stage. yes, everything is set for sunday. not much _ last stage. yes, everything is set for sunday. not much can - last stage. yes, everything is set| for sunday. not much can change last stage. yes, everything is set - for sunday. not much can change the outcome now, the capture will be released, they'll make her go, no—go, decision in the early hours in utah. at around 255 gmt. . cleanliness, sterility is their words. they need to keep the samples as pure and pristine as possible. they will whisk them away into a clean room and do some work on there, just makin

osiris rex making landfall in testing grounds in salt lake city, the first time experts say the u.s.as brought an asteroid sample back from space. and it could hold the answers to life's most existential questions. >> this has never happened before. we may be able to unlock some really important clues to where we came from. >> reporter: the microwave size capsule landing safely this morning after the seven-year, $4.4 billion mission, inside, around 9 ounces of rubble from bennu, an asteroid as old as the solar system itself, collected using a long-stick vacuum. >> we're trying to learn what planets are made of. where did the water and organic molecules on the earth and other planets come from. here's some samples of that that will come back to the earth to be studied in laboratories all over the world. for decades. >> reporter: which is critical because nasa scientists predict bennu, about the size of the empire state building, has a 1 in 2,700 chance of striking earth in the year 2182. >> we think it looks a lot like the objects that might have brought some of the precursors to life

a group of us in salt lake city made the journey to the ground about an hour and a half away, a celebratedolleagues we haven't seen in years, a lot of friends and dear people we worked very closely with. as the time got closer to the landing, you could feel thing is getting quieter and quieter. those last five or ten minutes were something i'll never forget the rest of my life. everyone blue to the screen watching the telemetry, seeing the images coming back from the aircraft following the capsule. everyone holding their breath, and the elation and the eruption with the group when it was confirmed the main parachute had deployed, finally a few minutes later when it touched down softly on the surface, it's been an incredible day. the surface, it's been an incredible da . , ., ., the surface, it's been an incredible da. , ., ., day. tell us more about how the canadian space _ day. tell us more about how the canadian space agency - day. tell us more about how the canadian space agency insisted l day. tell us more about how the | canadian space agency insisted in this entire mission.— canadian

. >> reporter: tonight, in salt lake city, remarkable moment between mother and daughter when mom needed been training for a marathon, running with her friends every morning before then getting her children off to school, keeping her family updated on her progress. they have been there for her every step of the way. so when it was time for the race, they were right there again, mom courtney keeping them updated on the route. they were encouraging her, cheering her on. with two miles left, she told them she was struggling, not doing well. when 10-year-old avery saw her rounding the final corner, she knew what she needed, running out to run with her. grabbing her mother's hand and running to the finish line with her. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: mother and daughter, courtney and avery. >> i knew you just needed that little bit of encouragement and love. i knew that just holding her hand to cross the finish line would make her smile. >> it did. i did smile. >> reporter: tonight, that mother and daughter and their lesson on the power of support and never giving up. >>

when we went to it, we were hoping places like salt lake city and other polluted areas would and denver would move to this cleaner burning. but they haven't. and so california is really a fuel island. that means that if we have a disruption, we don't really have a lot of other fuel sources to fall back on. and unfortunately, in the fall, we tend to see a lot of refinery maintenance because they're getting through the summer to produce to keep up with the demand. and then they do maintenance in the fall. and if there's any sort of delay, as we saw last year, that can send prices sky high. i don't know what the problem is this year. usually we usually don't find out for months afterwards, but it looks like we're running into the same situation this year. we don't have enough supply. and as a result, those wholesale prices have already gone through the roof. and i think the retail prices are going to follow. >> so what are the levers that the state can pull to provide some relief to consumers? i mean, could they temporarily suspend the gas tax? can they move to the winter blend sooner ? >>

but now lake city is in danger of disappearing all together. the lake lies in the and these mountains on the border between bolivia and peru. the area is currently experiencing its worst drought in almost half a century and that is threatening the indigenous population that relies on lake to the kaka is drying up trout and high temperatures. mean water levels are approaching in all time low. that's affecting the indigenous communities in the area pedro can to, has farmed here for 60 years. he's increasingly concerned about the lack of rain. we've had the language to, it's very serious. the lake is shrinking in depth and width at the same time frame work 2 years ago with always reigned as you now. it doesn't rain anymore. all right, you're in recent years, the lake has been losing water at an alarming rate. on the left side are images recorded by d, w in 2022 on the right, the same area a year later, there's not a drop of water inside the in 2001, there was water up to the community over there called lakaya like the water had risen up to that po

the lake city and it's here all g 0 was meet the italian photographer, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football. like on a gold mine or the last the diego is endless. unconditional. the motto donna in the on the house and he has completed and find out as found off the military wants to cut ties with the former colonial powers present. maxwell refuses to recognize the takeover. so how much this and this is inside story, the .

zones via shoals is truly important for the volume missing destruction inside stored on al jazeera lake city. and it's huge. ology 0 was, meets the autonomy and photography, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football. like on a gold mine on the left for diego, endless and unconditional. the motto donna in the on the israel's prime minister demands the d port taishan of eric trains in molten bonded coats. as in television, the voluntary johnston. this is alex from tow, also in the news. ukraine's president for the minister lensky replaced is defense minister saying you approach is on need it. us goals for an end to days of insights . so when it's online, it's northeast and syrian warning, it could lead to searching some pricing on in the us.

i'm taking the land to lake city one just the. yeah. well there's no need land the river. yeah. and the most like an issue that's called from of i think, stay in brazil, unimportant vargas be preserved program director at amazon watch. we run out of time, but thank you very much for joining us on this important story. i'm very grateful to be here and that's understanding for yourself this week for the entire law for all of us, because they're, they're protecting life on the planet at the moment. and just it's being ranked. let us know. all right, thank you very much. thank you. still ahead on knowledge, a 0 struggling to get to school in the philippines and regulation development and climate change makes life difficult for children hoping to get to class on time the the hello. we still got some very heavy right across central parts of charlotte and say the pulse of west to weather all the way over towards shanghai and beyond this area of low pressure that's been producing some live the showers longest, both of right and around the sea of japan, south korea over a 100 millimeters

joining me now from salt lake city, utah is a former us missile defense agency consultant and current deputy director of national operations for the us task force on national and homeland security. david pine. david, thanks.

joining me now for in salt lake city in utah is a former us missile defense agency consultants. i'm current deputy director of national operations for the us task force on national and homeland security david pine. david, thanks so much for coming on before i gets to the war. and can i just ask you because of obviously everyone's looking at the tragedy in hawaii. so many people killed the west fires and so on. already e m p. you might have to explain what the m b is, is suspected by someone, the social media and so for so for giving away at the largest alarm system in the world. and that happens to affect to the poor is the area of molly, a poor area all the out against the property, speculators up. any johnson with the m p. note, which is whatsoever um electromagnet for having an issue? a yes, electra of magnetic pulse on those are our weapons that don't cause any kinetic or physical damage either way, cause damage to electronics. i think the conspiracy theories are more focused on directed energy weapons, space based lasers, perhaps by russia or china. but you have to see any

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so there was a group of us see in salt lake city that made the journey out to the proving ground about away. it is a celebratory move. we have seen colleagues we have not seen ideas — a lot of friends and the people we have worked very closely with. and is the time got closer to the landing, you could feel things getting quieter and quieter and those last five or ten minutes were really something i will never forget the rest of my life stop at everyone group, glued to the screens, seeing the imagery coming back from the aircraft, following the capsule and everyone holding their breath and the elation and the eruption with the group when it was confirmed that the main chute had deployed and finally a few minutes later when it touched down softly on the surface, it hasjust touched down softly on the surface, it has just been an incredible day. surface, it has 'ust been an incredible day._ incredible day. tell us a little more _ incredible day. tell us a little more about - incredible day. tell us a little more about how i incredible day. tell us a i little more about how the canadian spa

joining me now from salt lake city in utah is a former us missile defense agency consultants. i'm current deputy director of national operations with us task force on national and homeland security david pine . david, thanks so much for coming on before i gets to the war. uh, can i just ask you because of obviously everyone's looking at the tragedy in hawaii, so many people killed west fires and so on. already e m p. you might have to explain what the m b is, is suspected by someone, the social media. and so for so for giving away at the largest alarm system in the world, and that happens to affect to the poor is the area of molly a poor area holding out against properties. thank you.

the lake city and it's here, the algae 0 was weeks the italian photography, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and full like on a gold mine on the left for diego, this endless unconditional. the motto donna in the on the he has completed and finds all in a sand off the military. he wants to cut ties with the former colonial power present . mcfall refuses to recognize the takeover. so how much this and this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm for the bad people. 5 weeks ago, ninja was seen as the west is most stable ally in the style region of africa. but a cool at the end of july has turn that upside down. house to president mohammed by zoom is under house arrest. the former colonial power funds refuses to recognize the military takeover. present the money in my coins. this, his ally by zoom is still the legitimate leader demonstrate as waiting russian as well as new jerry and flags wants to cut links with friends accusing it of exploitation. so how much of this end we'll talk to, i guess, in just a moment. but 1st, let's hear from n

joining me now from salt lake city in utah is a former us missile defense agency consultant and current deputy director of national operations with us task force on national and homeland security david pine . david, thanks so much for coming on before i gets to the war. uh, can i just ask you, because uh, obviously everyone's looking at the tragedy in hawaii, so many people killed west fires and so on. already e n p. you might have to explain what the m b is, is suspected by someone, the social media and sofa. so for giving away at the largest alarm system in the world, and that happens to affect to the poor is the area of molly, a poor area holding out against properties. spinky lights is up. any johnson with the m p. note, which is whatsoever um electromagnet for having an issue. yeah. so electromagnetic pulse, so those are our weapons that don't cause any kinetic or physical damage. they only cause damage to electronics. i think the conspiracy theories are more focused on directed energy weapons, space space lasers perhaps by russia or china. but i've yet to see any evidence of that

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teams are now assessing the capsule's condition before transporting it to clean rooms near salt lake city analysis. scientists hope they can shed new light on how planets were formed and how life arose billions of years ago. our science editor, rebecca morelle, reports. it has entered the earth's atmosphere. a first glimpse of the capsule after its epicjourney through space. we have confirmed parachute deployment. high up in the atmosphere, a parachute opens, slowing its descent. touchdown! it has touched down. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. for the team who have spent decades working on the osiris—rex mission, it's an emotional moment. how did it go? it went absolutely perfectly. perfect landing, we didn't move, we landed on nice, soft soil. the capsule looks flawless. i cried like a baby in that helicopter when i heard the parachute was open. it was an overwhelming moment for me. inside the capsule is the most precious sample, fragments of an asteroid called bennu, that could reveal the story of our solar system. the team quickly secures the craft, to prevent any c

the area we grew up in in salt lake city, we counted 64 people who developed various cancers, tumors, auto immune disorders. and my story is not an unusual one in the west. especially in the surrounding states. my state. we became what we call casualty to the cold war. we have never been fully compensated. we have suffered. we continue to suffer. i have watched so many people die. i have lost so many people. all the people i worked with in utah on this issue for years. have all died. i'm the only one left. when one of my friends died, she said, i need you to keep doing this work. she said you got better. and i have felt an enormous responsibility all these years, which is why i have been working on this for the last 30, 35 years at least. host: mary, clearly you have suffered as many people have. but how do you know that these horrible diseases are directly linked to those nuclear tests that krauseed by those nuclear tests? caused by those nuclear tests? guest: that's a good question. because you can never definitively prove any one cancer was caused by any one thing. the statistical

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