i decided to relocate to provo after selling my bookshop in dallas which also sold new books and the past 10 or 15 years bookstores have been sold and bookstores have suffered with the advent of e-books and everything going digital but what i found is the interest in rare books has increased. in my shop right now there are about 1000 books but in my inventory there are about 5000 books. i specialize in four different areas, i specialize in rare bibles, older bibles, bibles over 500 years being in utah i specialize in early mormon books, classics in literature and early american history. one of the items i enjoy collecting our bibles or religious texts that belong to well-known historical figures and being from utah, one of the more popular items that i like to showcase is brigham young's copy of the book of mormon. >> its house in b protective clamshell but this is according to family tradition, this is a copy of the book of mormon that was on brigham young's nightstand when he died in 1877 and if you open it up to the title page, you can seebrigham young's signature . another one, i

dan springner provo tonight. in a moment attack on sanctuary cities across the country.hat what some of our fox affiliates are covering around the country. fox 45 in baltimore where the judge denies a new singh sentence for a man convicted of taking part in that deadly sniper attacks that terrorized washington in 2002. lee boyd malvo was serving two life sentences. 10 people were killed during the rampage. the other shooter has been executed. fox 16 little rock, arkansas, federal appeals court ruling that arkansas can block medicaid funding to planned parenthood. the governor, asa hutchison ended the state's medicaid contract with the organization after damaging undercover videos were released by a pro-life group. this is a live look, austin texas from fox 7. the big story there tonight, the state's so-called bathroom bill has died in the state legislature. that bill was modeled after a north carolina law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond with their birth certificate in schools and in public places. it is the second such defeat for the measure

. >>> and in utah, provo mayor won the primary for jason chaffetz' seat. >>> we have a real count down that's important here. >> oh, yeah, big time. >> it's bring your own cup day at at-eleven. >> the saturday chain is participating with certain stores to fill your cup with the slurpy of your choice for $1.50. >> you can bring any cup as long as it fits upright with a ten-inch diameter hole. only one cup per person is allowed. it has to be clean and water tight. i got mine right here. i am red eaady. woo! let's fill a slurpy up with this. >> i brought one too. >> whoa! >> what? >> it's got a straw and everything, see? ready to go. let's go, 7-eleven. >> can you carry that? >> i'm good. i'm ready to go. >> all right. whoa. while we're at it, what do you call a gator in a vest? >> what do you call a gator in a vest? >> an investigator. it's national tell a joke day. so we've got really bad jokes. what do you call a gator in a pool? a scare for everyone staying at this atlanta eck city hotel. >>> and talking about old things becoming new again. including the budget-friendly menu coming to

provo mayor john curtis won a three-way republican primary to replace former congressman jason chaffetz. he's now set to go up against a democrat, and third-party candidates, but the heavily conservative district is expected to stay red. new details about arrests.. following a protest outside the white house by immigration activists.. 27 people were arrested during yesterday's rally. they include congressman luis gutierrez of illinois.. and maryland gubernatorial candidate ben jealous.. both democrats. the demonstrators were urging president trump to continue the daca and temporary protective status programs. dangerous driving -- caught on camera. and those risky maneuvers- are putting kids in danger. you've probably seen it- drivers blowing by... stopped school buses- even though the stop sign is out. starting this fall- the fine in maryland doubles from 250 to 500 bucks. the hope- to deter bad behavior- as drivers adjust to back-to-school traffic. school- expect to see more officers out on the roads to keep everyone safe. talented educators interested in making a difference, you're wa

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. >>> meanwhile in utah, provo mayor john curtis won the primary to replace jason chaffetz. chaffetz resigned in may. curtis will face democrat kathie allen and several third party candidates in the general election on november 7th. >>> all right. let's take a look now at your the northeast about halfway between the north carolina coast and bermuda as it pushes farther out to sea. it's not threatening land, but its 85-mile-an-hour winds are generating two to seven-foot waves and rip currents along the east coast from the carolinas straight up into new england. in the meantime, multiple tropical waves are lining up across the eastern atlantic and one or more of them could develop into a named storm over the next five . this as we hit near ysthe heigha of the hurricane season. >>> still ahead, a massive charitable donation from the world's richest man. >>> plus, the reason rudy giuliani found himself in a hospital for some emergency surgery. the former new york mayor recovering this morning. >>> and we're closing in on a historic solar eclipse, so we'll look at some extra step

into other systems to servers are sick of hubris and opt to skate is the word used up to skate the provo nonce of the hacking in other words it's shown in these documents that the cia is working in russian chinese arabic farsi and korean to leave a little telltale signs when they hack into a computer system and it shows that this capability which is terribly expensive and long time worked out with n.s.a. it was used in twenty sixteen now i think a tenth grader would be able to put a couple of these dots together and say who so so the cia is possessed of incredibly sophisticated technology that could hack into a computer like the democratic national committee's computer hide who actually hacked in and actually insert know a little cyrillic or maybe the name of the first k.g.b. chief hello could it be that the russian hack was really done. by john brennan of the cia if i were asked to bet on that i would bet that that's exactly the case what does it mean that means cease trumped up charges against pardon the pun are baseless just very briefly ray trump called chelsea manning an ungrateful

colleges and universities for discrimination against applicants, concerning to american university vice provos. >> no admission decision is made totally on the basis of race. we look at their ability to be successful. >> reporter: she says the value of diversity can't be overlooked. >> we learn from each other in a university setting. so if everyone is the same and comes from a like background then what are we learning from each other. the center for equal opportunity says we welcome scrutiny as appropriate and necessary to root out all forms of discrimination and move towards a truly color blind society. he says he is worried that affirmative action excludes asians. >> should be based on status versus race. >> wilson is the family to attend law school and says her presence was valuable to her peers. >> i was able to express a different point of view that they weren't used to seeing or they had never heard before. >> a justice department representative told nbc news they do not confirm or deny the existence of an affirmative action investigation. >> thank you. >>> contrary to popular belief th

it's not clear if he was arrested formally and held for several days in the custody of the provos marshal. he said he had been traveling and he encountered his wife's english cousin john and decided to go together. the union patrol stopped them and searched john's back and found a confederate flag. nast protested that he was a journalist and he was doing nothing suspicious at all, he was neither a spy nor cousin in law to a spy. the problem was when the army tried to verify who he was, this was prefame, they came to harper's weekly in sfwhoand all staff had gone away for the break and the person whose word would have affirmed employment had gone to his country house. so nobody answered these cables for days. so nast wrote increasingly letters to sally about how frustrated he was to be stuck doing nothing this muddy camp. ultimately he missed the battle of gettysburg and returned home to new york frustrated and disappointed. and, of course, that was not the greatest time to return to new york because no sooner had he gotten home than the draft riots brought four days of massive unrest to t

the mayor of provo, utah. >> every month the tv on c-span2 features an in-depth conversation with a nonfiction author about their writing career appeared to the september 3, when our guest is eric, latest book if you can to the-- keep it in other book includes amazing grace. october 1, author and "new york times" column this morning that dowd will discuss her book and the year of voting dangerously. november-- a member fish,-- november 5, "the big short" and new new thing. join us for in-depth, the first sunday of the month at noon each are-- noon eastern. >> now to a panel discussion on to state and licensing requirements or service industry jobs such as cosmetology. labor secretary says lawmakers should work to get rid of unnecessary state licenses. this panel discussion is on our -- is it one hour. >> unhappy to see some familiar faces in the audience and for those who don't know me my name is trying to-- koren wong-ervin. i also teach antitrust and intellectual property law. i will pause for a minute. we also have people joining us online. again, to everyone in the room, welcome and thank

and utah provo mayor curtis wins the election in special primary. considered the democrat to fill chaffetz vacated seat. that election is in november. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is recovering this morning after being rushed to the hospital. giuliani undergoing emergency surgery on his leg after his knee gave way while on vacation. giuliani telling the "new york post" he suffers from catcher's knee after years of playing baseball. his wife says he is in good spirits and is already working from his hospital bed. the boys in blue, they are back at it again. ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town. jillian: that's a group of indiana state troopers lip simplegging to the boys are back in town. they were patrolling the fairgrounds when they decided it was time to break out the classic sound. why not? not the first time they have patrol. summer nights from greece. i love seeing this. i love. abby: these videos make our morning. steve: here they come in a golf cart. >> jil

chris harris and john curtis, the mayor of provo, utah. >> every month the tv on c-span2 features anpth conversation with a nonfiction author about their writing career appeared to the september 3, when our guest is eric, latest book if you can to the-- keep it in other book includes amazing grace. october 1, author and "new york times" column this morning that dowd will discuss her book and the year of voting dangerously. november-- a member fish,-- november 5, "the big short" and new new thing. join us for in-depth, the first sunday of the month at noon each are-- noon eastern.

provo, utah mayor, john curtis, won republican nomination to fill the seat left by former congressmanon the screen, john curtis, joins us now. sir, are you a whole-hearted supporter of president trump at this point? >> you know i was elected by the republicans to move the trump agenda forward. this is unprecedented time to have the house and senate in the presidency. people here in utah want us to move things forward. they want to us take care of health care and want us to deal with tax reform. and -- stuart: when you, when you get into the election you're going to be request heed in a debate by your democrat opponent and he or she is going to raise you, and your support for president trump, him personally, as well as his program. what are you going to say? >> i'm going to say there is one thing my constituents want, they want change in washington. they want things done. they're tired of the distractions. they're sending me back there to get things done. stuart: they will come after you, you know that. >> oh, they already have. stuart: what are they saying? >> well, you know, they wan