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we have a home in provo, utah. you picture this in provo, utah? i'm the only jew there.you go skiing, no, no, no, we own the slope. >> jimmy: right. you don't ski. >> i don't ski. but back to the bagels. >> jimmy: bagels, yeah. bagels are different. >> new york city water, brooklyn water, new york, queens, is the best water in the country because -- because when they built the water system in new copper doesn't rust. so, the water purifies itself. >> jimmy: oh, really? i didn't know any of that. >> and that's why. you're a food expert. you know -- >> jimmy: i know bagels. >> the bagel tastes better in new york. the pizza -- you may be the greatest cook in the world. but what water are you using? >> jimmy: you know that drug tunnel anderson cooper found? i've been bringing water in from mexico. >> that is a great idea. >> jimmy: you have obviously done tens of thousands of interviews over the course of your career. you've gotten to know -- well, you know all the presidents. how far back to you go with the presidents? >> nixon. >> jimmy: nixon. and kennedy is a guy that yo

an intense fire at a tabernacle in provo, on the registry of national historic places. a live report on efforts to save it, coming up. >>> new warnings from north korea, pyongyang is threatening nuclear war if south korea doesn't back down, the tension, growing by the day on the korean peninsula. what, if anything, can be done to lower it? jenna: happening right now in utah, a massive fire, ripping through an historic tabernacle there, flames pouring from a gaping hole in the roof, and fire crews are battling to try to save this very special building. rick folbaum has the story. >> reporter: this is the provo teash knackel, one of the oldest buildings in the state of utah, on the national registry of historic place, the fire was called in just before 3:00 this morning and take a look at how the flames have engulfed this beautiful, beautiful building. hard to see here with all of the flames shooting from the roof there. at this point, the firefighters are still working on trying to put on the the flames. they have their work cut out for them. the roof actually collapsed

where police are investigating this morning at deadly officer involved shooting in the city's port provo neighbor had just before it 4:00 a.m. yesterday afternoon police responded to reports of a stabbing at the 600 block. police entered the home, face to face with the man who appeared to be the attacker. >> the suspects had some type of weapon possibly a knife. the officers asked him to put it down. the suspect advance on the officers with the weapon. the officers fired at the suspects. >> the victim was treated come released, the suspects died at the hospital police say that everyone and everything will be scrutinized including the officers to enter the home. coming up, we will follow that breaking news out of oakland tried to give you more reformation, we're also following the weather, traffic, here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza drive it is very light in that area pretty much like all of the bay area. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. exhilarating to drive a

certainly protecting middle class families and small businesses from income tax hikes, including the provo tax incentives for working families like the payroll tax cut child tax credit, earned income tax credit and for insisting that those americans who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own are provided the safety net they need to continue looking for work. this is only a framework. it's up to the congress to pass it. some of micah cuss still have concerns about this proposal as i'm sure some republicans have concerns about it. we'll work with the president and congressional republicans over the next many hours to address these concerns. as always, our support for any tax legislation will be incumbent on its ability to strengthen middle class families and small businesses. we have this impeachment going on, i'll take a few questions. i really have to start that because i'm the one who has to start it. >> are there things you want to get added into this? >> well, the concerns are wide ranging. some dealing with matters to other than taxes, frankly. but we weren't able to work o

do it in the name of my constituent, a young man by the name of ensign provo, who had the unfortunate circumstances, i believe, to be considered someone who should not be in the united states navy. so i would call upon those who believe in the constitution, who understand the values of the human rights campaign of which i had the privilege of receiving notice from, that we all are created equal. it is time now to bust this unholy aligns that suggests men and -- alliance that suggests men and women whose lifestyles may be different do not have a heart of gold and love the red, white, and blue. it is time now for america to be america. let us vote for this rule and the underlying bill. let us vote for freedom, stand for those who are brave, and stand behind the men and women who fight for us every single day of their lives. god bless all of them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. diaz-balart: i ask my friend if she has any additional speakers. zero. i thank her for her courtesy and all

they met while tweang college at brinkham young university in provo, utah. they have three wonderful children, ashley, benjamin and christian. upon finishing school at b.y.u., jace and corey made the move to washington, d.c. so he could attend graduate school at george washington university and earn his m.b.a. now, while jace was still in school, he actually worked in my office as an intern. he didn't stay long, however, because as the saying goes, he had bigger fish to fry. by the time jace returned to capitol hill to work on a more permanent basis, he had already achieved remarkable success in the business world. after working for a few years at visa international, he became the director of finance at the corvis corporation, a cutting edge network and media solutions company. jace was the third employee to be hired at corvis while it was still a start-up. while he was there, he helped secure financing for the company as it prepared to go public in the year 2000. jace's contribution to corvis allowed the company to grow a small start-up, employing a handful

>> he's on a tracking program with the medical center where he was treated and provo early interventionin this spring, just after we brought him home from the hospital. they told us to be prepared he was on the young end of the age bracket, to qualify for their services in regular therapy sessions, he would need to score somewhere in the 7 percentile or be lope low 10%. we got his assessments back and thrilled to learn even at a young age, he was scoring in the 70th percentile on language and expressive language and we were thrilled as parents will he have that sort of function and capabilities in his life. he was doing beyond what we could hope for. every milestone that he has, we are so thrilled and incredibly grateful for competent doctors and quick medical personnel, emergency team members who came right to our home. the firemen are so dear to me, they'll be close to us forever. we got to take him to disneyland and the beach for the first time and he dipped his toes in the ocean, those types of things we thought we would never be able to do, we were able to do as a family. you can't