from phoenix earlier this year. >> the new owners have said that they are committed to making salt lake city a premier nhl city for fans and athletes alike. >> you can hear all about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find out and check out our around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> the historic loma prieta earthquake in an unforgettable memory for those who lived through it right here in the bay area. how your experience could actually help researchers with future earthquakes. >> plus, a large drug bust in the central valley came up with $500,000 worth of fentanyl. how a suspect tried to hide it all. >> and we are tracking the cooldown. it is noticeably cooler, especially right at the coast where the fog has returned. the sea breeze is here. you'll see it in the morning. i'll be back here with a "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. that will serve the county. take a

lake havasu city is notjust called lake havasu city. if it was publicity he wanted, then a story that's bridged 50 years has given rp mcculloch the last laugh after all. when it was painted more than 200 years ago, john constable's the hay wain was considered radical by many at the time. it's instantly recognisable and now a new exhibition details just why it became so universally famous, as zoie 0'brien reports. more than 200 years old and still the centre of attention, the hay wain catapulted john constable to fame in france and wider europe, winning him a gold medal at the paris salon in 1824. the painting now considered revolutionary, its creator, one of our greatest landscape artists of all time. it wasn't well received in england at first. for the british, who were seeing constable's work from 1802 onwards at the royal academy, the british institution and elsewhere, they were quite familiar with his artisticjourney. but when constable's works were exhibited in paris and then go to the paris salon, that there's a complete revelatio

he competed for canada and the salt lake city winter olympics back in 2000 to cnn's polo sandoval is on this story and pull authorities say that wedding is linked to this sinaloa cartel. what are you learning? >> so alex and brianna had a chance to read those federal charges against wedding. and in those documents, he's often referred to as and he fail or the boss that's because federal investigators are alleging that he was the head of a massive cocaine smuggling and distribution operation, one that really stretch from colombia all a way to canada and everywhere in between, prosecutors alleging that the so-called wedding drug trafficking organization would often smuggle these large quantities of cocaine from mexico into the united states, often storing them at stash houses throughout los angeles, and then eventually putting them on semi-trucks to make their way over to canada other parts of the u.s investigators also want to get their hands on, not just for these drug charges, but also he's wanted for murder at least two of them last year where a federal authorities alleging that we

monica alba, nbc news, salt lake city. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday.rself and each other. good night. >> brush. and tip. and brush and tip. let's turn in and out. and front. and back. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. trial getting national attention. the man accused of killing cashapp founder bob lee, now on trial. we were in court for the opening statements. also, californians pay the most for gas. we know that. but a new bill signed today could help protect us from price hikes. how is it going to work? plus, the elon

monica alba, nbc news, salt lake city. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday.ourself and each other. good night. >> brush. and tip. let's turn in and out. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. with his teammates. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio

game in the league on tuesday, the utah hockey club defeating the chicago blackhawks 5—2 in salt lake citytory when he scored the first—ever goal for the new team that has relocated from arizona and used to be the coyotes. guenther later went on to score again — the win capping a historic day for utah. the florida panthers celebrated their 2024 stanley cup triumph on tuesday night before going on to beat the boston bruins in their season opener. aleksander barkov brought the trophy onto the ice before their first championship banner was lifted. sam bennett scored twice in the panthers' 6—4 win in sunrise. much more on the website to keep up with the cricket. there is much more reaction tojoe roofs is much more reaction tojoe root�*s record—breaking innings in the first test in pakistan. hello. you are watching bbc news. the so—called wagatha christie legal battle has gone back to the high court in london. rebekah vardy is challenging the size of the costs claimed by coleen rooney after their blockbuster libel trial two years ago. let's go over to our correspondent at the royal court ofjust

joining us live from the delta center in salt lake city, ryan smith, the owner of the national hockeyst expansion team, the u.s. hockey club. ryan, congratulations. i know you just had a news conference with gary bettman. i know air force pilots are going to do a flyover before the puck drop, and here you are. can you even breathe? >> no. i think we're ready. i mean, it's crazy that we've been kind of running on an unprecedented timeline, but the state's incredible. like, people have rallied,, and it's almost been everyone's mission to prove to the world that you can do something in this short time frame. the energy is insane. i've never seen anything like this in my life. liz: let's talk about that short time frame. it was, what, just six months ago that you started to put the wheels in motion and say i want this team, where's it going to the play? it's playing at the delta center where your other team, the u.s. jazz, play. i was thinking about lo gist ins. how did you make an ice rink underneath the delta center in such a short time, and you had to wait to make sure that you officia

the next day he flew out to salt lake city. then after that, he was going to go to reno, nevada. and another he made the same statement in salt lake city, except he changed the number from 205 to, i think, 58. then in his next talk and next series of talks, the number went to 81. he was always changing the number because he had no list. he had no names. it was all a big lie. and this is congress investigates, an american history tv series looking at significant congressional investigations over the years. jim townsend, director of the levin center for oversight and democ racy, is our guest. how much news did that wheeling, west virginia enemies from within speech make and why did he deliver that? well, it made a lot of news. it got a lot of attention. there was no recording, actually, of this speech. so our understanding of it is really based on people's accounts who witnessed the speech, but it was covered in the media and it got a lot of attention because people were were concerned about the possibility that communists were infiltrating not only the government, but hollywood, m

as water levels rise in lake city, toria, the main source of the 9 revolve. many in law are seeking shelter in villages and towns, resources all really stretched the government, these impact parties from to get us as complete as we start constructing, di, do some of these effects the waters in the country. so the government is working better. hi, aid work. i see the struggling to meet the needs of everyone, even in a good you opperation and so so done can be very challenging because of the terrain because of the like the roads infrastructure. normally we would pre position assistance in the dry season that can be used during, during the time when the rains make the roads close. unfortunately, due to the floods and due to lower funding, we were unable to pre position sufficient assistance back in the village. the dock starts and laborious process of preparing the lease. it takes hours to dry pound a need them into a dose. she survive assignment in 2017 along with all those in her neighborhood. right now, she cannot afford a proper meal. and this is all she has

you go to lake city, you have a lot of the utility lineman better staged. we have had a lot of people stage in the tampa bay area for utilities and other things. this one right here is really good. i am not saying ocala is not going to have any impacts but we fully anticipate being able to move people where they need to go quickly once the storm passes and we have different partners the state contracts with should they have personnel as you see. they camp out here. this is where they are and they are able to respond. we have massive amounts of equipment here. land, air, sea vehicles. bucket trucks. you name it. this stuff is here. this is one of many sites that are ready to go. the reason why we do state of emergency, we did it over the weekend on saturday. we knew the storm was not likely to hit until middle of the week at the earliest. you want to start amassing these resources. i think it has been really important. on this property you have over 2000 pieces of equipment including a lot of pumps, a lot of generators, display boards, restroom trailers, lau

in just a few hours, the warriors take on the jazz in salt lake city. the dubs coming off a big win in their season opener. and as veronica macias reports fans can't wait to welcome them home right there to chase center >>>>this weekend you're going to see a lot of fans here at the chase center. people are going to be celebrating the home opener for the warriors, taking place sunday at 530. that's against the los angeles clippers. fans are going to be given a shirt just like this one for the home opener. right now a lot of energy, a lot of momentum. when it comes to the warriors after a blowout win in portland earlier this week. take a look at this video. this is the team practicing before that game. and again a lot of momentum with the warriors right now. the coach steve kerr says that the warriors are going to continue to have a 12 man rotation, taking strength in numbers to a new level. he says after finishing the preseason with a perfect six win record, the warriors continued their undefeated streak into the regular season as they beat the trail bla

we'll have that recap from salt lake city tonight on "the late show." klay thompson very active last night in a mavericks uniform making his debut with his new team and dropped 22 points on 6 of 10 shooting from three. he set a dallas franchise record for the most three's made in a debut. i know it hurts warriors fans to see klay in a different uniform and spurs coach gregg popovich isn't a big fan either. he reminisced when he found out the mavs got klay. >> oh, my god, how the hell did they do that? that's the honest to god's truth. it's like i was probably having a glass of wine somewhere and wrecked my whole night, but you know about klay. he's special. >> sorry, pop, get used to it. the warriors began their season with a win over portland, but it came as no surprise draymond green began his season with a technical foul. warriors fans can only hope draymond's temper is a bit more curbed this season. he thinks his technical issues will be minimized this year, even placing an over/under on it. >> we're going to have less than 16 technical fouls this y

salt lake city into the 80s. and this warmth is going to spread on to the east. temperatures in the northern plains and southern plains into th , lots of sunshine. le war in florida, we are looking at showers and storms ahead of milton. 84 in orlando. that's your tuesday forecast. >>> thanks so much michelle. coming up, kansas city sends the saints marching in a monday night showdown. and registering native-american voters in arizona. native-americ voters in arizona. ♪ a certain kind of light ♪ ♪ that always shines on me. ♪ ♪ there's a way ♪ ♪ everybody say. ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ ♪ you must know what it's like. ♪ ♪ baby, you must know what it's like ♪ ♪ to love somebody. ♪ ♪ to love somebody. ♪ ♪ the way i love you. ♪ ♪♪ if you're frustrated... ...with occasional bloating or gas... ...your body's giving you signs, it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional bloating and gas. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. have you tried these new febreze car vent clips? the new intensity dial giv

. >> it is a bizarre turn for an athlete who represented canada at that 2002 salt lake city olympics.ome with an olympic athlete to do good for people, he did the opposite. he chose to become a major drug traffickers are, and he chose to become a killer. >> weddings alleged drug smuggling operation through columbia, mexico, into the u.s. los angeles -- houses and various points across the country and into canada, also was. from 2011 until this year,'s operation smuggled up to 60 tons of cocaine per year with hundreds of millions of dollars. 16 suspects named in the indictment just released and four still want to run and wedding, and limping turn drug lord is the biggest target with the fbi offering $50,000 for information leading to his arrest making him the second most famous canadian person in the world after john roberts. stated that it is incredible story. thank you very much jonathan. >> john: jonathan, they do call it the great white north. vice president kamala harris set to take the stage grand wrap and spirit of the headwinds or campaign is facing a michigan and whether it ca

you go to lake city, you have a lot of the utility lineman better staged. we have had a lot of people stage in the tampa bay area for utilities and other things. this one right here is really good. i am not saying ocala is not going to have any impacts but we fully anticipate being able to move people where they need to go quickly once the storm passes and we have different partners the state contracts with should they have personnel as you see. they camp out here. this is where they are and they are able to respond. we have massive amounts of equipment here. land, air, sea vehicles. bucket trucks. you name it. this stuff is here. this is one of many sites that are ready to go. the reason why we do state of emergency, we did it over the weekend on saturday. we knew the storm was not likely to hit until middle of the week at the earliest. you want to start amassing these resources. i think it has been really important. on this property you have over 2000 pieces of equipment including a lot of pumps, a lot of generators, display boards, restroom trailers, lau

for example, you go to lake city, you have a lot of the utility linemen there that are staged. a lot of people staged in the tampa bay area for utility and other things. but this one right here is really good. i'm not saying ocala will have any impacts from the storm but we fully anticipate where we need to move people where they need to go very quickly once the storm passes and we have different partners the state contracts with and they have personnel as you hear and they camp out here and where they are and able to respond. we have massive amounts of equipment here, land, air, sea vehicles, supplies, generators, equipment, bucket trucks, you name it, this stuff is here. this is just one of many sites that are ready to go. you know, we spend -- the reason why we do state of emergency, we did it over the weekend on saturday. we knew the storm wasn't likely to hit until middle of the week at the earliest because you want to start amassing these resources and what we've done and i think it's been really, really important. on this property you have over 2,000 pieces of equipment

they win their first game in there sri, it would final five to two kasie, so the salt lake city, a team or a utah hockey club, i should say off to a great start off to a great start indeed. >> all right. >> andy scholes for us this morning and so grateful. thank you very much straight ahead here on cnn this morning, hurricane milton remains a dangerous category five and its outer bands are beginning to impact florida with less than 24 hours before landfall, plus kamala harris makes the media rounds working to show a different side of herself where she's cracking more than just jokes baseball game with doug years, they go black people better or worse, a lot of people came waving that began when it's my turn to talk. >> i'm going to say, well, i tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture. >> sunday at nine on cnn, tend to reeva's support your brain health mary janice, hey eddy, know, fraser, frank. >> frank bred. how are you for? >> up to seven brain health? indicators, including memory when you need to remember, remember nerivan are the facts susie here is shopping for a used car, b

i noticed that the congresswoman from gainesville, lake city, ocala, my family there has been without the insurance because we gave $3 billion for private insurance to buy the insurance component. re-and then you have citizen insurance with millions. this is a state-level issue that we have not given the risk to those who want to live on beach and marshlands. tallahassee, for days tallahassee was considered in the cone. it went into the southeast. taylor, madison, ocala, what is it, the other beach areas are down there. this is an issue that has to do with the state. we have not created, first of all the state, or state legislatures have been gerrymandered to create a problem for the people, they have given $3 billion in reinsurance to private insurers. the subcommittees last night named 90% of the adjusters, report was reduced. host: shelby, thank you so much. guest: the insurance issue is real for a lot of people around the country. disaster insurance is at a pivotal point, policies are becoming exorbitantly expensive. we have done a number of stories on the fact that a lot of the i

temperatures in the 80s in salt lake city and grand junction. it's warm in the northern and central plains. temperatures by tomorrow into the 90s in austin. close to that record of 96 degrees. phoenix once again soaring into the triple digits. and we'll keep it warm on thursday as well. we're looking at temperatures into the 90s in las vegas. th's a looat states, into the 90s in some spots and looking at the southeast with the approach of milton tomorrow night. all right, that's your tuesday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> up next, the lottery with a bigger chance to win jackpots. >>> how a popular retailer is getting into the christmas spirit. tting into the christmas spirit. ♪ a certain kind of lig♪ ♪ that always shines on me. ♪ ♪ there's a way ♪ ♪ everybody say. ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ ♪ you must know what it's like. ♪ ♪ baby, you must know what it's like ♪ ♪ to love somebody. ♪ ♪ to love somebody. ♪ ♪ the way i love you. ♪ ♪♪ if you're frustrated... ...with occasional bloating or gas... ...your body's giving you signs, it's time to try align.

the more known in the west faces salt lake city, any nation wide programs and very much involved with the fbi in a special assistant to jay hoover and the fbi he was assigned to help. assigned as a special assistant to hoover there on december 7, 1941, when japan attacked pearl harbor. so use the communications director for jay hoover at that time. when is assigned to the los angeles bureau and he was assigned to hollywood. dealing with the whole anti-communist movement that time. also organized crime, and some incredible stories here about him with nikki cohen and siegel and people like that printed and so it is quite an interesting book i think for my perspective but it is also basically, in the story, this is all in his words and my wife and i joanne, his english professor, we took all of his private journals we compiled open can compile the reduced to five and pages of his own story inn his own words yeta lot of photographs and some like that is really cool us that you can see that if you take my hat off, i put my glasses on, there's quite a a resemblance. >> let's see if we can g

. >> wedding competed for canada in the 20 22 winter olympic games in salt lake city, the fbi believesis now hiding in mexico, and a big night for music. tonight. some of the most iconic names will be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame at a star star-studded ceremony and cleveland, the honorees include ozzy osborne dionne warwick, mary j. blige, share, and a tribe called quest, love all of them ahead of tonight's honors, a new exhibit at the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland showcases the honorees stage outfits, and personal items. know that's going to be fun. >> and don't forget on wednesday, be sure to watch a cnn special event in the final sprint to election day, vice president kamala harris faces voters and takes their most pressing questions live. anderson cooper moderates are presidential townhall with harris wednesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts right now

. >> he was i regarded a giant in the land and more known in the west, he was based in salt lake city. he had nationwide programs. he was very much involved with the fbi. he was a special assistant to j. edgar hoover in the fbi. he was assigned to help -- he was assigned as a special assistant to j. edgar hoover. he was here on december 7th, 1941 when japan attacked pearl harbor so he was the communications director for j. edgar hoover at that time. then he was assigned to the los angeles bureau and assigned to hollywood dealing with the whole anti-communist movement at that period and organized crime. there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cowan and bugsy segal and things like that. and it's quite an interesting book from my perspective. basically in the story, excuse me, this is all in his words. what we did, my wife and i, jo ann, who is an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited, reduced it to 500 pages, to tell his own story in his own words, and we got lots of photographs and stuff like that. and what's really cool, a

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it's a 2 story in 2021 crime, e and fishermen sounds a deal on the coast of lake city which was strewn with dead bugs. they come to crimea from odessa where for several years us programs have been studying the spread of pathogens among birds. at the, do you think of the reason why they're asked me to go his skin yesterday at dias, sir, by is name is your, what's the make the most of the consortia, you know, the man that they're living at the end of this, anybody should come out and they go, he's good news for me. i live in a long as george will it still on me to come see ok. juvenile is the new much. so it was that a multiple me deal and you go to 0, a companion to go and get disclosure. i suppose it must be lost over. it's a companion, some go, which goes i've got was number will get you scheduled with the titles of muscle photos and you could only single throw it show up on a windows key. our next 30 minutes is the lord. some of those to do is meet. that is good to experiment and the lead me to is come down and use a scout. it was cool. don't judge cool. so this is close to nothing e

suddenly unemployed, baker was forced to relocate to lake city, utah, take another job. to this point, baker's story, while unjust is unfortunately, far from unique. midcentury advances had offered some gender crossers like baker, an increased level of medical legitimacy and identity affirmation. but these individuals, if outed still have little choice but to relocate and start life again somewhere else. workplaces were especially precarious places, as my esteemed co-panelists have argued. out gay federal workers were subjected to anti-jik09 propaganda in the lavender scare and the private sector was not necessarily much better. openly or outed gay and trans workers were vulnerable to harassment by unscrupulous employers. given this long history of procuring the for trans people, it was on suppressing that baker might be fired after she was added at work, or that she would respond by relocating to a city over 1000 miles away. what is surprising is what happens next. so, from her new home and saw lake city, baker filed a claim with the minnesota department of human rights

the won't actually has moved east woods, near 14, out of springs and down to was at lake city full. you'll notice that he typically would go east, which is not going to affect metal, but i don't think so. here we take this as a picture on saturday. this is the real ones we expect to go in that direction. so i'll pick it up for you. adelaide has it for one day, then down to 23. that's reasonable. as a wind direction changes, then camera picks it up on a windy day. on sunday, for example. in new zealand, it's going to rain particularly on fire file, and some of it might keep across to a fairly warm christ church, a full year of war in gaza. and now it is really troops invading lebanon or the us and israel working to reshape the entire region. who do americans trust to handle their economy? immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the are closed and i'm told stories from age and the pacific on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the want, you know, to 0 reminder of the top stories. this are, these really minutes has continued to

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this alleged drug lord wedding was it's representing canada and the 2002 winter olympics in salt lake city, utah wedding, a canadian citizen however, he at least his last country of residence is mexico. the fbi offering up to $50,000 at this point for any information leading to his arrest. a wedding also actually, did served some prison time for a cocaine distribution conviction from 2010, but he's believed to have then resumed trafficking under the protection of the notorious seen a lower cartel in mexico. the head of the dea in the la field office wrote in a statement, wedding the olympian snowboarder went from now navigating slopes to contouring a life of incessant crimes. and now he remains on the run. amara, victor, back to you. >> all right. polo. thank you. and we'll be right back. >> cnn special event two weeks before election day. vice president harris pieces voters and takes the pressing questions, lie. anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. kamala harris wednesday at nine eastern on cnn and at home right now i'll say $50 and the pga 57 battery blower real still

he was based in salt lake city. i mean, he had a nation wide program. he was very much involved with the fbi. he was a special assistant to jager, hoover in the fbi. he was assigned to help. he was assigned as a special assistant to georgia hoover. he was there on december 7th, 1941, when japan attacked pearl harbor. so he was the communications director for j. edgar hoover at that time. then he was assigned to the los angeles bureau, and he was assigned to hollywood dealing with the whole anti-caa communist movement during that time period and also organized crime. he had. there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cohen and bugsy siegel and people like that. so it's quite an interesting book. i think my perspective, but it's all in now, basically in the story excuse me, this is all, in his words, what we did. my wife and i, joanne, who's an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited and reduced it to 500 pages to tell his own story in his own words. and we got lots of photographs and stuff like th

for example, you have lake city with eight units of the utility lineman there that are staged, we have things but this one right here is really good, i'm not going to see 0cala is not going to have any impact from the storm, but we anticipate people been able to move were to they need to go quickly once the storm passes, and we have different partners at the state contract with their state personal, as you see, the temp out here, this is where they are, and then they are able to respond. we have massive amounts of equipment here, land and air and sea vehicles, supplies and generators and equipment and bucket trucks, you name it, this stuff is here, so this is just one of many sites that are ready to go. the reason why we do state of emergency, we did it over the weekend on saturday, we knew the storm wasn't likely to hit onto the middle of the week at the earliest, because you want to start amassing these resources, and this is what we have done, i think it is been important, so on this property, you have over 2000 pieces of equipment, including units of pumps and generators and displa

she told me in salt lake city a week ago that 80% of the buyers are direct investors of the group, 75% first-time etf buyers that reflects young investors using a crypto exchange like coinbase, but coming to the traditional asset manager like blackrock to store their wealth. >> mackenzie sigalos, thank you. >>> another asset class moving higher is the dollar the greenback up 3% in october alone as the race for the white house is keeping investors on edge odds of the trump win with the talk of higher tariffs and tax policies are seen as inflationary and likely to keep u.s. interest rates higher for more, let's bring in the managing director of fx strategy at bk asset management and cnbc contributor. boris, good morning. >> good morning. >> boris, give us your take. the doolllar up 3% alone this month. is that a sign that former president trump is more likely to win the election? >> i think it definitely is a bet in that direction. if you look at the latest polling data and betting data, it seems to be trending that way. i think as always with trump, there is a massive dichotomy with wha

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fox 13 in salt lake city as a judge prepares to sentence a former olympic speed skater for unlawfully obtaining $10 million from the paycheck protection program. allison baver convicted on two counts of making false statements designed continue to influence a bank, along with money laundering and contempt. she won bronze in the 3,000 relay at the 2010 olympics. and this is a live look at san francisco from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, a pumpkin weighing more than 2400 pounds takes first place in a california community that calms i calls itself the pn capital of the world. 51st contest in half moon bay. second straight win for traver from minnesota. congratulations, that's a big pumpkin. live look outside the beltway on "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel

well, the 2034 winter olympics is still a decade away, but the host site of salt lake city is alreadye ready for the international stage. olympic committee executives are touring the area this week, and for some, it's their first trip back to utah since the 2002 games. >> and having them see our beautiful state and our fantastic people firsthand, it's a special opportunity to share that. >> now, earlier this year, salt lake city was awarded the 2034 winter olympic games and the paralympic games. the next step is selecting members of the local organizing committee by the end of this year. >> yeah, this is it. port workers on the east coast walking off the job overnight. the strike expected to impact 30 ports from texas to maine and the domino effect this could have on shipments closer to home. and the vice presidential candidate squaring off tonight in what could be the one and only debate what jd vance and tim walz need to do to win the support of voters. an historic day in mexico today, the first female president will be sworn in. she'll address high profile guests, including first l

avelo will operate this new salt lake city route twice a week on thursdays, and sundays. one way fares begin at $41. well, new research reveals that iceland's economy is surpassing many others in europe. after implementing a shorter workweek without a reduction in pay. this morning we want to hear from you. would you support a four day workweek with no reduction in pay? your options are this. yes. it's productive. the other option is no, it's not effective or depends on the industry right now. yes. it's productive is getting the overwhelming majority of the vote. we want to hear what you think. scan the qr code at the top right hand corner of your screen or head to ktvu.com/vote. >> 825. and happening today, the state's air resources board will hold a briefing ahead of a vote next month that some say could raise gas prices. proposed changes to carbon fuel standard rules by the board would require the oil industry to develop ways to reduce carbon emissions in a study last year, an air resources board staff report suggested gas prices could increase $0.47 a gallon next year

for example you got lake city, a lot of the utility line man there that are staged.ve got a lot of people staged at the tampa bay area for utility and other things but this one right here is really good, annexing -- from the storm but we fully anticipate being able to move people where they need to go very quickly once the storm passes and you have -- we have different partners at the state contracts with -- they have personnel i think as you hear schmidt as you see they came out here. this is where they are and unable to respond. we've got massive amounts of equipment here, things, land, air, see vehicles, suppliers, bucket trucks, you name it. the stuff is here. so this is just one of many sites that are ready to go. you know, we spend a week -- reason way we do speak -- state of emergency we did over the weekend on saturday, we knew the steering -- for more likely to end of the middle of the week of the earliest because you want to start amassing these resources and that's what we've done. i think it's been really, really important. so on this property you got ove

largest french city on the mediterranean coast, where fares dropped by 27%, and amsterdam in salt lake city. both destinations saw a 19% price drop. novello airlines, a relatively new low cost airline, just opened up a new route from southern california to wine country. avelo is offering 90 minute flights from ontario airport in san bernardino county through to the charles m schulz-sonoma county airport in santa rosa and that trip is available twice a week on thursdays and sundays. >> and they're screwing you. >> they've been screwing you for years and years and years. >> governor newsom has harsh words for oil companies as he announces his new plan that he says will keep gas prices from spiking and dozens of dialysis workers on strike. >> coming up, the workplace issues, they say, prompted them to walk the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, cle

from salt lake city, utah, independent.e will go to you next. >> good evening and thank you for giving us this opportunity to share our views. i will be voting for the green party candidate jill stein. i am not -- the harris and walz position on the middle east has made me turn away from the democratic party. i think what we are seeing is truly an escalation by israel and i believe the only way we can see things calm down is if we hold back the aid to israel. we need to see a de-escalation and see the palestinians humanized in all of this and recognize their rights to statehood and self-defense and security as well. >> all right. we will go to chicago, republican color. help me with your name. is it ever him? >> yes. thank you for having me. i'm a republican. what i'm looking for tonight is jd vance to ask the question that i definitely hear the democratic view that donald trump, he canceled the bill they are trying to pass in congress. once he did that, what will harris do that she has not done? the democrats have never an

as water levels rise in lake city toria, the main source of the night we've all, many in last are seeking shelter in villages and towns. resources already stretched, the government, he's in preparation to get us as compared to us to start constructing, di you some of these, he said is a water is in the can. so the government is walking by the hot, the aid with a c that's struggling to meet the needs of everyone who's even in a good year opperation and so so done can be very challenging because of the terrain because of the, of the, like the roads infrastructure and normally we would preposition assistance in the dry season that can be used during, during the time when the rains make the roads close. unfortunately, due to the floods and due to lower funding, we were unable to pre position sufficient assistance back in the village. the docks dawson laborious process of preparing the lease. it takes hours to dry pound and read them into a do she survive? simon in 2017. along with others in her neighborhood. right now she cannot afford a proper meal. and this is all she has to keep her childr

. >> yeah, hopefully they'll get another win tonight when they take on the jazz in salt lake city. then the first regular season home game on sunday when they will take on the clippers. so getting excited for that. and that's where veronica macias is live right now. she is hanging out at chase center. on what fans can expect at the arena. hi veronica, i like your blue. you are ready. >> reporter: i'm ready. yes, with my warriors' blue today. and i'm also going to be sporting the shirt that fans will get on the -- on sunday on the home opener game. the doors are going to be opening at 4:00 and that game starts at 5:00 and fans are excited because take a look at this video from their past game earlier this week. that happened in portland. fans very supportive of their warriors because they are doing great on the court right now. they had a blowout win against portland this past wednesday. and the warriors' coach steve kerr says that the warriors are going to continue to have a 12 man rotation taking strength in numbers to a new level he says. after finishing the preseason with a perf

now, the golden state warriors are in salt lake city tonight to take on the utah jazz. the dubs will play their first home game this sunday evening against the los angeles clippers. the warriors no longer have klay thompson in the backcourt, but thankfully the other splash brother is still around. steph curry was one rebound away from a triple double as the dubs pounded the portland trail blazers in the season opener. fans can expect new tasty treats, too at chase center, including new filipino, latino and indonesian food options. all right, clay still has a soft spot for the warriors after helping his new team, the dallas mavericks, beat the san antonio spurs. he still took time out to sign a warriors jersey after the game. >> it's a deep dive into 49ers history like never before. the franchise san francisco 49ers uncovers the untold stories game changing decisions and moments that shaped this legendary team. from behind the scenes deals to building a lasting legacy. this collection of essays is a must read for diehard fans. joining us now is author and journalist cam

the police found him here in salt lake city on a drug binge with some friends. high on meth. and one of the people there, a woman named cami bills, told the detectives she had a story to tell about a dream she'd had. she describes, in what she calls a dream, well, seeing somebody get killed. she describes being outside of a room. she describes a female off to her left, crying in hysterics. and she describes three or four males in the bathroom. and she says there's one male who i think is related to the female that's on the floor screaming. keith (voiceover): and remember, the woman was on methamphetamine, reporting not what she saw, but what she dreamed she saw. still, you never know until you ask. so i have a photo lineup drawn up. and she stares at it, and she puts her head down, and she puts her finger on it. she puts it right on roger's face. keith (voiceover): the next day, detectives took cami to kay's house, showed her the crime scene. and again, she named roger. cammy: i can't really see roger, just arms. he's holding kay. keith: you don't hear a story l

and tonight the warriors continue their season opening road trip in salt lake city. but this weekend they return to chase center for the first time. this season. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the arena right now. and lena, you know, i'm ready here at the station. i know reggie also has his jersey. i've got a personalized jersey, and it sounds like there's so much excitement for dub nation right? lena? >> yeah. gloria. that's right. i've got my warriors blue on as well. all of the bay area is ready for this home opener now. just two nights from now, dub nation will be welcomed back here inside of chase center for that home opener. now, fresh off a season opener win by more than 30 points, the warriors are ready to put that momentum to work right here at home. this year. star player steph curry is starting his 16th season, but he's starting the season without fellow splash brother klay thompson, who signed with the dallas mavericks in the off season. still a bit of a sore spot for warriors fans. the team, however, is bringing in new faces this year, includ

looking westward from lake, we see the city's towering skyline as it rises above the gleaming facade. michigan boulevard. among chicago hotel is our names associated with a long tradition of gracious hospitality. a number of the newer structures are located on the lakeshore, both the central part of the city and in the residential areas to the north and south, virtually. in chicago's yard as the magnificent buckingham fountain. its 134 jets support its claim to be world's greatest fountain. centrally located on michigan boulevard is the art institute. with its magnificent statuary paintings and ceramics. the civic opera, just west of the loop, provides unsurpassed facilities for famous opera companies and concert artists. navy pier is the terminus for great lakes passenger liners and vast enclosed area houses, exhibitions of interest, sportsmen and yachtsmen, and other lovers of the outdoor summer evenings, buying thousands facing the bandshell in grant to enjoy popular free concerts. likewise within reach of the lake breezes is soldiers field, the tremendous arena which accommodates

i was seeing my fellow gang officers that were seeing it on the streets of ogden and salt lake city on passes. >> all right. ron, tell us a little bit -- when people think of cities that have struggled with gain problems, salt lake city does not leap to mind. tell us more though about what you found, that gang scene there. >> what we found was that no matter what your community's dynamics are, in this case, conservative, white, religious community. very, very religious. it had nothing to do with that. gangs were a social force that was impacting all aspects of american society back in the '90s, and to a certain extent still going on today. no matter what your religious persuasion, no matter what your ethnic background is, gangs were prevalent, and what i kept running into was officials, mormon church officials and others who would tell me, we couldn't possibly have this problem in our community. we're white. we're conservative. we're mormon. gangs are a problem for blacks and hispanics. when i pointed out that some of our most notorious gang members were the polynesian kids who are mor

salt lake city, utah. we have another system that is developing in the gulf of alaska, and that is going to bring us an opportunity for those scattered showers rolling into wednesday night through thursday. by thursday evening, anywhere from a quarter inch over parts of the north bay to just a few one hundredths of an inch for areas over the south bay and inner east bay. now, the timing on this, of course, is important because we have a lot of trick or treaters that are going to be out and about on thursday evening. there is a look at when the system begins to slide through. right now, it looks like wednesday is going to be a mainly dry day, showers developing late into the evening. and then here's a view of a thursday morning. we will start out with the possibility of mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers, but by thursday afternoon the system is pretty much moving out. we look to be in between systems the next one coming in on friday. so right now we're calling for just a very slight chance and maybe

governor ron desantis holding a news conference in lake city florida in less than an hour.arlier he warned of life threatening storm surge saying belongings can be replaced, you can not be replaced. >> if you get ten feet of storm surge, you can't just hunker down with that. you know, that is ultimately -- the surge, mother nature's going to win that fight. >> harris: we will bring the governor's news conference to you live when it begins. also coming up, the white house's messaging strategy, if you could call it that, spin, criticism of the hurricane response and call it misinformation. if you can't fix what's broken, tell everybody else they're broken. hmm. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive sympt