to connell mcshane in provo, utah, now being called silicon slopes. you're right, it is a lot more exciting. you look around this area, and you can see why people love it, tech industry and otherwise. the views are just spectacular. everywhere you go, this is how it looks. the mountains, it's really something else. and then there's the business environment which is something else as well. we went to see duncan aviation which maintains private air a craft here. chad is one of their executives. we were talking to him, and he says the companies set up -- company's set up here because it's business-friendly. a taxes are low and also because his employees, they want to live here. take a look. >> the cost of living compared to california or even the denver metro area, we're still a fairly moderate cost of living here. like most of the nation, housing is going up, but we're, with the low state taxes, property taxes here, that helps offset that. >> reporter: so by the numbers, provo has been booming, the best performing large city in the entire country based

have a booming economy in provo, utah. pete: pretty high up in the views. >> it's gorgeous. justice agenda as i had his own principal is caught agreeing with him. >> some of our students white people? >> yes. >> okay. so we are demonizing white kids? why don't you just say it? >> we are using language that makes them feel less than. for nothing that they are personally responsible for. pete: the clip says demonizing white people for being born. author douglas murray is here to react. douglas, help me out here. is this really just the expose of the logical conclusion of critical race theory? >> that's right. paul rossi, the math teacher, who is at the center of this selmerly called out his colleagues and others. he didn't just call it out. he just raised concerns about what was happening at grace, this school in manhattan. he called out his colleagues and said are you sure we are doing the right thing? are you sure we should be having things like white only faculty meetings and black only faculty meetings? and teaching children that their racial origin determines everything a

you can look at provo, utah, that completely failed and soldo the entire network to google for one dollar and the stuck with $40 million in debt. again the country is to make a decision, is at the smartest and wisest place to prioritize given the complexities of public financing model to run a network that has to be upgraded continuously? the industry spends 15-$30 billion a year of a year upgrading the network. so often these projects you build it but it is a ongoing operational costs with those challenging economics that often make it a poor choice. so it isn't about whether they should be in the game. we would like everybody to be in the game. what i could but we should do it smartly and learn from history asked what really works well and what doesn't. to suggest that they are the premier or prioritized collection of companies to solve the problem i think failed to diagnose the problem actually. >> host: michael powell come you mentioned a couple of the cities that the trouble with their municipal broadband. but what about chattanooga? could that be a model for the future? >> guest: i

nato have deemed that a provo provocation. the russian state says it is part of a military exercise. what do you say to people who are concerned of how this may unfold and potential escalation of tension between russia and ukraine again? >> i have nothing to say on the topic. i'm so busy on vaccine and so busy on saving people around the world and i think we should keep politics away from vaccines. we are starting a program called unity for global community which says, look, all of the vaccines are important. we need to keep them separate from politics. any attempt to merge politics and vaccines is killing people no political comments from me. vaccines are not political in the attempts to politicize russian vaccine is negative for the countries which are blinding themselves to a very efficient and safe vaccine in klclinical trials mexico shows sputnik has the lowest rate of infection it is important all vaccine is working together i'm not being political. >> of course vaccine diplomacy is very important. so is diplomacy full s

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it is city and utah and that is where we find, mcshane, in the top-performing city of provo. >> reporterese mountains? we are a stones throw from some of the best mountains in the world. >> reporter: you can see the beauty and understand the sales pitch from 42-year-old billionaire ryan smith, basketball court in the lobby of his software company so the new owner of the used to jazz and works on selling his home state. >> 15 years ago i was like i'm going to stay in the valley, now the amount of outreach we have i want to come here, i have friends who relocated. >> reporter: jessica jones is one of the relocated left the marketing job with amazon in seattle 2 and half years ago. >> first place i lived where i know my next-door neighbors and we know each other's names. >> jessica was able to buy her own home, something she couldn't afford in seattle but the cost of living is on the way up. zillow says home prices everything by a third during the pandemic when the milk and institute name provo the best performing march city, had the area leading the nation in job and wage growth. the talen

former border patrol chief carla provo, once described a surge of immigration like holding a bucket underhe faucet. it doesn't matter how many buckets you have if you can't turn off the water. in the short term we do need a bigger bucket, that includes facilities to process these migrants and personnel to adjudicate their asylum claims. but it won't matter how big that bucket is if we don't stop the flow or at least reduce it. we need to eliminate the pull factors that encourage migrants who do not qualify under our law for asylum from even attempting the dangerous journey to our border in the first place. that's exactly why the bipartisan border solutions act is the answer, or an answer, to the crisis at hand. this bill will deter illegal immigration without interfering with legitimate claims. it will ensure that migrants' claims are processed efficiently without skipping important steps and it will provide critical protections for children who come here alone. the fact we have a bill that is bipartisan and bicameral is a testament to the commonsense reforms included in this legislation.

zack wilson going to the new york jets at number two, going from provo, utah, to new york city.ota state's tray lance, landing with the san francisco 49ers at the third pick. that matched 1971 and 1999 as the only drafts with quarterbacks taking the top three picks. in all, five quarterbacks were selected in the top 15. big night for joe's alabama crimson tide. the tide had a record-tying six players selected in the first round, including three in the top ten alone. the draft continues tonight with rounds two and three in cleveland. so jonathan lemire, one of those alabama players at number 15, the quarterback, mac jones, bill belichick couldn't believe his luck that jones fell all the way to 15. he's got his guy under center. >> roll, pats, willie, roll, pats. the mac jones pick is, i think is what a lot of fans were hoping would happen. he was rumored to be going number three to the 49ers, but they went tray lance instead. and jones slipped down the board. the patriots didn't have to trade up to get him. and now you believe, that's the qb of the future, even if perhaps kam new