david in salt lake city as well. i think russia definitely does the threatened due to security today, they didn't do so before the war. that's, that was you within the frame is made. so is attacking russian territory. that is a threat. is russia attacking nato territory? no, it is, it, it's not the same thing. you can't. you can, you can pair the to keep going and salt lake city. yeah, you're absolutely right. so nato is being the aggressor here. you know, it's been the funk fairly demonizes as the dresser. uh, this was not enough for both regression. this was the most provoked more that i've ever seen in our history. and you know, guzman, i previously spent 15 years trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the excess that felt right. update on ukraine in everyday sense, every day since the day after the war, russia has had peace terms that were mostly reasonable and, and we've created the situation for just the last of the piece. you know, the real solution is, is um, it's on negotiating table. uh, you know, we ne

in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in san francisco he crossed to jack rus moves. he is an associate professor of economics at st. mary's college, as well as the author of the scourge of neo liberalism, are a gentleman. crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate it. let's go to 1st. the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why? to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear war between the united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation than the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a not just possibility, but probability of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distin

go ahead and salt lake city. you know, you're absolutely right here. um, when uh, you know, it's difficult when a power is, is in our countries when he, in a war there, in the, once we get this term. so in this case, russia has been even more over the last uh, 2 or 3 years. i think this uh no longer debatable and, you know, as a result, you prayed in the us, i have to accept a piece piece agreement terms that are minimally acceptable to the russian federation. and so that, that's really the key that's been missing all this talk about nato membership being pushed back. that's completely unacceptable to russia. the idea that we could that we would send data peacekeepers to patrol a dmc that i me that is that on arrival, there's no way that the present people would accept that. so you know, the key, the key to you praise security is, is not be align with west because we prefer not capable providing for the security of ukraine is lost. 38 percent of its population since 2014 mostly refugees and its economy. is it has been destroyed, it's pretty political s

david in salt lake city as well. i think russia definitely does. the threatened due to security today. they didn't do so before the war. that's. that's why it was created in mexico is attacking russian territory. that is a threat is russia attacking nato territory? no, it is it, it's not the same thing. you can't do that. you can, you can pair the to keep going and salt lake city. yeah. you're absolutely right. so nato is being the aggressor here. you know, it's been the funk fairly demonizes that as the dresser. this was not enough for vote progression. this was the most provoked more that i've ever seen in our history. and you know, cause want to pc said 15 years trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the excess that fell through out of date on ukraine in every day since every day since the day after the war. russia has a peace terms that were mostly reasonable and we've created the situation for just the last of the piece. you know, the real solution is, is on. it's on the negotiating table. uh, you know, we need an us needs indigo. she kind

david in salt lake city as well. i think russia definitely does the threatened native security today. we didn't do so before the war. that's that, well actually, it was created made so is attacking russian territory. that is a threat is russia attacking nato territory? no, it is. it is not the same thing. you can't. you can't pair the to keep going and salt lake city. yeah, you're absolutely right. so nato has been the aggressor here, you know, it's been a defunct fairly demonizes as the dresser. uh, this was not enough provoked regression. this was the most provoked more that i've ever seen in modern history. and you know, cause want a pc spent 15 years trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the x, a central threat of data on ukraine in every day since every day since the day after the war. russia has had peace terms that were mostly reasonable in it. and we've created the situation for just the last newbies. you know, the real solution is, is um, it's on the negotiating table. uh, you know, we need to, us needs

it's the third installment of our "cities of success" series and this time we're headed to salt lake cityh and a booming tech industry are transforming the city's landscape. they even have their own silicon valley but they call it silicon slopes. here's a sneak peek. as the sun rises over utah's mountains in the city of lehigh, just 30 minutes south of salt lake city, adobe's sleek campus stands prominently against the backdrop of rugged peaks. >> paint a picture for me what this looked like years ago? >> back in 2009, this was orchards and farmland. >> adobe svp wade shermans worked at the company for almost 16 years. when the computer software giant aquird a local digital marketing company, it seized the opportunity to expand its footprint to salt lake. >> adobe was the first company to set down roots in this part of utah, which then became the foundation for tech to grow and explode into what it is today. and now there are a thousand companies within the silicon slopes ecosystem. >> the nickname, part of a clever branding campaign aimed at creating utah's version of silicon valley. and

in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in san francisco, he crossed to check ras moves. he is an associate professor of economics at st. mary's college as well as the author of the scourge of neo liberalism. alright gentlemen, cross talk roles and effect, that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. let's go to 1st. the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between the united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation, then the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a not just possibility, but probability of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of disti

tonight, cnbc's special cities of success travels to salt lake city, utah.ving business hub and one business slowing explosive growth. in the last decade, gaming video is up 230% delivering $2.6 billion in the utah state economy in 2024. much of that steep rise can be tied back to the halls of one local university. cnbc's andrea day takes a closer look at the salt lake city story. >> reporter: inside this classroom at the university of utah, students spend years studying video games. believe it or not, the playing and creating that happens in the labs fuels the multibillion dollar gaming industry. >> a host of people who came here to go to school and graduated and pivotal in the games industry. >> reporter: michael young heads the gaming department. he says the school's roots include alumni like doug wser. >> back in 2008, students who were passionate about playing and making games, came to the professor and said you could teach games as part of the classes. >> reporter: the school took the advice and by 2017, those classes grew into a full-blown gaming degr

dawn in salt lake city, utah. he pulled into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine, sky beginning to brighten, sun not quite up. and then, there they were-- the voices, the terror, the nightmare beginning. lee carlson: i immediately ducked down in my car after the first shot was fired. i laid there thinking, ok, well, this is how it's going to end for me. - you're going to be dead? yeah. operator: 911, what is your emergency? caller: somebody just shot a man. he's lying dead inside of the village inn. [music playing] keith morrison (voiceover): it stands in stark contrast to much of the rest of salt lake city, this old chocolate factory, this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft apartments in those boom years before the bust. and the style of living and location drew a distinct crowd, outliers of a sort, iconoclasts in this famously mormon city. i loved this building. it was fabulous. keith morrison (voiceover): bianca pearman-brooks, for example, born into privilege in england, raised i

salt lake city, headquarrs of the mormon religion.its histories and registries written in the 100 year old pages of pages that worth a fortune. >> a nice is a $100,000 book. >> cherrey black lived here and loved books too. >> my mom >> heidi m greg miller, is the former owner of the nba team utah jazz. but his in-laws, sherry and earl, preferred a simpler life. >> therd to make the most of what >> later in life, together, shoyerry and earl fulfill a dream opening a quirky little store along this busy stretch of eight lane and this quaintligious is the last place you'd expect anything bad to happen. >> i called her cell phone and i called her home and nobody just so, so strang i just really weird feeling. >> sherry's husbao the shop in the early afternoon. earl winds his way through sherry stacks of books calling her name. >> when you initially walked in you not even known anything was amiss until youooking closer. >> when earl does lookloser back in the stockroom h an absolute horror. >> i'm 1-1. what is the address of the aaron solo?

. >>> tonight, cnbc travels to salt lake city, utah for the cities of success. own less than 15% of businesses there, a bold wave of female even tremendous ntrepren shattering. sharon epperson has more. >> reporter: when she started her studio, the clients sparked an idea. >> people come up during and after class and say where did you get your brows done. hey, my knee hurts. we started thinking about what would happen if we put mind and business together and created the ecosystem. >> reporter: the vision is a community of businesses supporting each other and growing together. four years later, she partnered with a woman at pilates. they worked together to make that dream a reality. >> i was into it from the beginning. >> reporter: over time, they invested in ten buildings. six clustered around a single city block in a business district called maven. >> a lot of women are an tacted attracted to the ecosystem. >> reporter: there is a co-working space and outique hotel and tenants. 85% of the businesses are owned by women. >> for that story and much more, make sure

desde el otro lado del paÍs especialmente en las altas elevaciones de la montaÑa en california, salt lake cityhicago, asÍ como tambiÉn boston y solamente nos mantenemos con las temperaturas heladas. vemos que para el domingo temperaturas en los 28 grados en nueva york. e chicago continÚan con temperaturas en los 41 y ademÁs, la posibilidad de lluvia latentes. para el resto del paÍs las mÁximas en el rango de los 64 grados. elian: en breve tenemos los nÚmeros ganadores del mega million. serÁ q you didn't start a business just to keep the lights on. lucky for you, shopify built the just one-tapping, ridiculously fast-acting, sky-high sales stacking champion of checkouts. businesses that want to win, win with shopify. ¡no, otra vez! creo que es tiempo de chequearme. ¿zocdoc? tienes razón, apuesto a que ellos ven esto todo el tiempo. dicen que el dr. finley te hace sentir cómoda. ¡hecho! tienes más opciones de lo que crees. haz tu cita ya. mega millions, todo le seÁ mucho Ás Ácil... y los ganadores del acumulado de los 862 millones son... 51 - 2 - 67 - 56 - 20 y la mega bola el 19.¡mucha suerte! y

now, how is i know there is 2 main people or 2 main parties who are controlling syria as b s, lake city, and people tragic forces log support as well as the international community of the use of the call ition or controlling 40 percent from syria. a ne, syria, and all the other parts are controlled by the it's d, c and somebody called, you know, like somebody go forces along side with the free syrian art meeting. but all that is, that is kind of all 3 parts of that are going to be negotiations that are going to be tugs between the, both sides to the establish or to a tube on 4 mates. and you can, we would, you're going to talk about the political process and see how likely it is that they form a, let's say, a government of national unity the, you know, this is going to be related to the, to the general general of countries to, to do the manual not like the colors to part speech in any talks or any political solutions for syria. however, the other syrians, i think they get a preferred to have a, a, a solution for every se, for every religious and a 3 group who are leaving insights here.

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. >>> tonight, cnbc cities of success returns highlighting salt lake city remarkable rise in tech, finance the if youest franchise was brought to utah highlighting how sports are highlighting the economic boom. carl spoke with ryan and his wife and the co-owner about their vision for the city's sports future. >> in just four short years, one uta power couple single-handedly transformed salt lake into a major american sports hub. billionaire ryan smith and his wife ashley purchased the utah jazz for $1.6 billion in 2020. and now in a historic move, they brought the nhl to salt lake for the first time. shelling out another $1.2 billion. >> we want to bring a stanley cup to utah, obviously. >> the duo's big bet on sports is paying off. with the valuation of the utah jazz skyrocketing in just a few years. >> this is basket hq. >> ryan, a massive utah based company is now on a mission to reimagine salt lake's downtown with plans for a jaw-dropping $3 billion entertainment and sports district. nearly a billion of that covered by taxpayers. >> it is a huge opportunity. >> as economic development

-the women of the "real housewives" continue to bring the heat, especially the gals in salt lake cityi have your perfect formula. -receipts, proof, timeline, screenshots, [bleep] everything to prove that you are a [bleep] bully and a [bleep] troll. -it even had hollywood a-listers tuning in. -best reality tv finale i think ever. -they knocked it out of the park. you just never know what's coming next witith them -"the real housewives of salt lake city" deserves all the flowers, all the emmys, all the everything. it was perfect. -over in beverly hills, kyle richards closed a chapter on her 27-year marriage. -we're not broken, just bent. very, very strong family, and we always will be. always will be. -you know what they say when one door closes, another one opens. -who said that? -who said that? -who said that? -or in the case of "the real housewives of atlanta," two doors. the series announced the return of phaedra parks and porsha williams. -i'm gonna just say it. i have canc-- i have breast cancer. -oh, my god, no. and emotions ran high in miami as cameras followed guerdy abraira's

salt lake city heads to the high 40s. >>> workers took to the pickett lines across several amazon delivery hubs demanding higher pay and better working conditions. many of the demonstrators backed by the teamsters are contract delivery drivers that amazon hires to deliver packages. the union says it represents some 10,000 workers and is accusing the online retail giant of ignoring a bargaining deadline and say that the workers are pushed to the limit. amazon is refuting the claims alleging that the teamsters have tried to threaten others to join them. and while there were some delayed holiday deliveries, they do not expect any issues. >>> coming up, new jersey takes a stand against its mysterious injo drone sightings. >>> and gives me 72 hour whole body freshness. for long layovers. surprise gate changes. and heavy luggage. and it's totally middle-seat approved. secret. no sweat. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) when your clothes come out lookin

confirmed by documents found at the premises of my name goes called the senior associate junior's lake city. it's just a place that is still updating with you to let us clear what scuffling does is because it shows typical fisher should on page ocean or for the ocean. 100 is this, and they're all us. so the way it was right here, split up old charlotte ocean, just a page on the video bundle out of state . the chart i show is that even though it's a non leaving you, but it's going to go to spend 2 to a separate out that i'm used to show you the daughter she has all the news. i was just talking about a post the annual meeting. you, she's through the grades are still, the officials was behind hundreds of emerging where they just counts in ukraine. amount of them, the mayor of ukraine's capital. they all need june of escape the issue with pneumonia. oh no, no, no, no. history mean? yeah, we were just some way i might have as i did to use american citizen, self and active. as of the embassy have gone, judge founded by nigerian sunday at a lodge in the early 19 ninety's. my. she's in middleton an

en salt lake city, utah, las autoridades reportaron que una avalancha reportÓ a un conductor, que afortunadamenteen colorado, las carreteras se tuvieron que clausurar. es toda la informaciÓn que les tengo desde los angeles california. borja: gracias. si estÁ viajando, buen viaje. con la llegada del nuevo aÑo, 21 estados van a elevar sus salarios mÍnimos, suena bien, significa que mÁs de 9 millones de trabajadores recibirÁn un aumento total y equivalente a 5700 millones de dÓlares en el aÑo 2025. ¿cuÁles son los estados que van a dar ese aumento cuÁnto van a subir los salarios? yo te explico. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: esto es realmente muy importante, aquÍ tenemos cuÁles son los estados que desde el 1 de enero sube el salario mÍnimo, alaska, arizona, california, colorado, illinois, nueva jersey, nueva york, virginia y colorado, aquÍ los trabajadores gran momento de sus cheques a partir del 1 de enero de 2025. los aumentos van desde 0,23 $ hasta mÁs de un dÓlar por hora. aquÍ te lo ponemos fÁcil y te hacemos la matemÁtica, si a usted le sube una hora mÁs, y trabaja de media ocho horas al dÍa, tendrÁ mome

city college, san francisco state. i had ucsf parnassus so very large geographically. it is mostly single family homes, so it is the place where for generations family (indiscernible) nice parks, lake merced, mount davidson. >> this is like a village within the city, so we are very close nit community. we tend to band together and try to support one another and it is a friendly place and families and people to have a cup of coffee and check out the park. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> carl, other coowner in west portal. >> we are a neighborhood hardware store. been a community institutio

they say traveling to and from salt lake city was easy but he was sitting on the ground at baggage claim trying to charge his phone to get home, the plane did not have outlets. sullivan recommends packing your patience. >> get here early for sure, it is difficult traveling on the holidays. i will probably spend all of my free time in lines. >> reporter: aaa says they expect the thanksgiving holiday week to be the busiest week of travel so things should be a bit easier through the end of the year. >> people did not just fly home this holiday week, according to aaa, 72 million travelers drove this holiday. in antioch one person was taken to the hospital after a house fire at crestwood drive near east 18th street. crews say two homes were impacted by the fire but one of them was left severely damaged. one person was taken to the hospital and suffered smoke inhalation. no word on their condition. >>> today is world aids day. biden hosted a event at the white house, he delivered his speech with the age memorial quilt behind him. the first time it has been displayed at the white house. in san

the son of a minor into sheep or he was raised in the mountains by salt lake city. he met my mother after the ccc's braun tim antenna. he was a horseman. he knew horses from the inside out. he knew how they thought and he knew how to train them. he loved the outdoors and he said the finest cathedral he ever saw was god's cathedral in the wilderness. he had a fiery but forgiving personality. in that vein, he was somewhat like john mccain. one minute he would be mad as halla you, and -- hell at you, then shortly after he would forget all about it and he would be your friend. he would always say life ain't worth living if you can't have fun. helen tester my mother was the daughter of homesteaders. she was raised on the farm that charlotte and i operate today. she loved to the land, and she loved farming. she, like her dad, would taste the soil and tell you if it was ready to plant. she also loved politics. absolutely love to john kennedy and the kennedy family. in fact she was here for my first swearing in and said it was the greatest day of her life. of course she was

you can see a little rain left over in the pacific northwest into salt lake city. but really much of the nation is dry. so as you head into phoenix in the 70s, there, the nation's midsection partly cloudy from 50 to 60. oklahoma and texas. and we have a little snow in boston. it's cold, but notice no big storms right there. that's some good news. and then also the break behind the heavier system on christmas eve brings cloudy to partly sunny conditions christmas day. so we'll talk about this one in a moment. it's a level two and then for the evening hours it will be dry for hanukkah sun setting there at 456. so looking at the hour by hour forecast right now shows a bit of a break. and then the clouds increase. and here comes the rain for 5:00 in the north bay. it moves over the heart of the bay nine 10:00 and then it exits. monday. a few light showers in the north bay, but we've got a good break again. this is 3:00 before the overnight rain comes. and this is your heavy rain, thunderstorms, wind and that level two system packing a punch. so throughout the day today

tester, my father was born in utah, a son of a miner and sheeper, raised in the mountains by salt lake city. he met my mother after the ccc's brought into montana. he was a horse map. he knew horses from the inside out, how they fought and how to train them. he loved the outdoors and he said the finest cathedral he ever saw was god's cathedral in the bob marshall wilderness. he had a fiery but forgiving personality. in that vane he was like john mccain. one hand he was mad at you and then shortly thereafter forgot all about it and way yours friend. he said life ain't worth living if you can't have fun. he was a hardworking free conspiracy rit. hill listen m. tester was the daughter of homesteaders, raised on the farm that charla and i operate today. she loved the land and she loved farming. she like her dad would taste the soil and tell you if it was ready to plant. she also loved politics. absolutely loved john kennedy and the kennedy family. in fact, she was here for my first swearing in and said it was the greatest day of her life. of course she was proud of my swearing in. but she also

i'm not in salt lake city and they're doing it there. and i'm not in camden. and they're doing it. they're and then in about 60 other places in philadelphia i'm not at that they do it kept in harrison you command an important district in the los angeles area do you see any kind of community organizing of the sort we've seen in philadelphia occurring here? yes, to the extent in philadelphia. we have a group called 100 men and administered by the community youth gang services, which is a county funded organization. and they have patrols in the neighborhoods i see but not to the extent they have in philadelphia, we also have a church group, saint patrick's now in new and the newton division in los angeles you've initiated and program called operation cul de sock where as i understand it you've barich shaded off some of the streets, declared it a narcotics free area. how did this. did you initiate it to community initiated? what has been the response the police department initiated in this particular area. is 30 square blocks and it the highest crime area in my and we went in and surve

and then as we head throughout the day tomorrow, maybe get about an inch or 2 right down lake city. temperatures going to cool off a bit. but there's your storm system right now making its way into far northern california, really just about to make its way onshore. bring with it around of some heavy rainfall once again, not only there, but in the bay area, too. winter weather advisories are up for the northern sierra nevada, the great lake tahoe area. then you got winter storm warnings in towards 70. some heavier snow expected there. so if your travel plans are had those directions make sure you're prepared for that. i think we will get a bit of a break as we head in toward wednesday on christmas day, things begin to dry out. another storm rolls right back in on thursday to get things going. all right. let's time out the storm system locally overnight tonight around 5.30, the morning. it just starts humming impound and in the north bay. so looks like this is going to be mainly early-morning event tomorrow stretching across the bay area by about the middle of the day or so breaks off

hay nieve para salt lake city.nidos. y es lo que esÁa ocurriendo, compaÑeros. en cuanto al tiempo alrededor del paÍs se espera e viajen unas 119 millones de personas en este mes de diciembre. >> asÍ que como siempre lo decimos, hay que empacar la paciencia, verdad, carlos? >> asÍ es. en el aeropuerto de miami solamente hoy se esperaban 86.000 personas transitando a travÉs de esa zona y se cree que estas fiestas decembrinas puedan estar alcanzando rÉcords de viajeros. comparado a 2019, que ha sido el aÑo con mÁs personas viajando durante estas prÓximas dos semanas. a todos los que viajen. mucha paciencia y que lleguen a su destino vale la pena. >> no importa si vas a abrazar a tu mamÁ, a tu hmano. >> no, no, no, no, no se espera. lo que sea. exacto. >> hay que. no importa. >> claro que sÍ. un abrazo grande para todos y feliz navidad. si no los vemos de aqÍi a allÁ. >> gracias, carlos. >> gracias. le comento que el presidente joe biden firmÓ este fin de semana una legislaciÓn que evita un cierre del gobierno antes de

sobre todo en salt lake city.o la actual polÍtica migratoria. sin embargo, nuevas estadÍsticas oficiales muestran que bajo la administraciÓn biden se ejecutÓ este aÑo el mayor nÚmero de deportaciones desde el aÑo 2014. francisco fajardo tiene esos detalles justo cuando las amenazas de deportaciones masivas orquestadas por trump resuenan en los oÍdos de muchos. >> la administraciÓn biden cerÓo este 2024 con el nÚmero de expulsiones de indocumentados mÁs alto en los Últimos diez aÑos. asÍ lo detalla el Último reporte anual de la agencia ice. >> no sorprende esos nÚmeros con todas las personas que han llegado. la mayorÍa desde junio empezÓ a hacer las deportaciones expeditas. >> el informe seÑala que entre octubre de 2023 y septiembre de 2024 se deportaron a mÁs de 271.000 personas originarias de 192 paÍses. casi 1/3 tenÍa historial criminal, aunque la mayorÍa fueron migrantes sin antecedentes. muchos quienes cruzaron la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos, como esta mujer en arizona, pedÍa el asilo, pero no me lo

feet of snow from the cascades down to the sierra and east to the rocky mountains north of salt lake citya snowmobiler after carrying him 150 yards.

now, professor of political science at stanford university in berlin, in salt lake city, utah is rachel reserve, a known resident senior fellow at the atlanta counsels europe center. and it is mohammed akash, f, a political advisor and consultant of the migrant solidarity network. if i will welcome to all 3 of you, welcome to inside story rick. i wonder if i can start with you because i have been at least 7 attacks on christmas markets in recent years. full in germany, 3 in france, will apparently, i look ideologically motivated, but there's something very different to about this one. the suspects opinion, gemini, for some time, he was a school professional adopter. he wasn't uh, a radicalized use this we've seen in previous attacks. he was deeply slumber phobic, despite coming from american country. i wasn't a power and supporter or far right, immigration policy. so i mean over what does that mean for jimmy's perception of this attack? well, 1st of all, it means that it's easy to simplify and but humans are much more complex. and we find people with a profile like this. and if they don

feet of snow from the cascades down to the sierra and east to the rocky mountains north of salt lake citythis avalanche buried a snowmobiler after carrying him 150 yards. thankfully, he had a locator beacon and his brother found him and dug him out in time while in denver. snowfall disrupted drivers heading home from holiday celebrations. one interstate partially shut down due to the conditions. but there were festive tidings from new yorkers who celebrated their first white christmas in 15 years. >> our first one since 2009. we needed at least an inch of snow on the ground in central park. we got it. >> snowfall in parts of the northeast and midwest this week, leading to slippery roads along the busy i-95 corridor. a frightening scene in vermont when this suv skidded on ice, slamming into a vehicle being loaded onto a tow truck. one of the drivers suffered minor injuries. another big story today will be severe thunderstorms from dallas to houston and into louisiana, with damaging winds and potential hail. >> four people, all adults in new hampshire, have died of apparent carbon monoxide

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here in the salt lake city field office, that expression he used, they feel chained to their desk andheir hands have been tied. they are ecstatic for president trump to take office so they can do their job. >> todd: the threat is here and you know that, so utah formed a tren de aragua, violent gang, task force, to stop that gang which has been terrorizing communities throughout the country and specifically in your state. as a mayor in utah, how worried are you about the threat tda poses. >> that is the number one issue that we face and as mayor and i know other local elected officials, our number one job is public safety. we worry about that constantly, especially with these types of gangs. i wish tren de aragua, in particular, be named a terrorist organization. it is their goal to come in here and impose terror and try to prey on vulnerable populations. we've seen an uptick of crime just along our western border, within our community. we've experienced shootings and other major crimes. this is something that is very damaging to our community and in addition to the crime that illegal