and if that was true, what might he have done here in salt lake?s found out novak left town without mentioning it was he who fingered chris in that surveillance photo. did he ever tell you that i identified christopher? >> no, no. >> that prepaid cell phone was the very clue that led police to chris. a phone which chris bought, said bianca, after novak assured him -- >> novak said that this guy routinely used these throw-away phones. >> what's more, said bianca, chris could not have left that voice mail because by the time of the murder, she says, he'd given the phone away. >> he gave it to novak. >> and novak gave it to dolezsar. >> yes, yes. as far as we know. but novak, so we don't know anything. >> but now a theory about motive drifted from loft to loft. hadn't novak borrowed almost 2 million from ken? the friends said they watched him spend lavishly on high living and never saw evidence of that movie the loan was supposed to pay for. but really, was their old friend capable of orchestrating murder and pinning it on chris? >> there's one person

salt lake city, we'll take you there. we'll put those images up from salt lake city, utah. look at that. look at the streets of salt lake city. and as i said, atlanta, georgia, out-of-control last night. it is unbelievable to see what is happening in almost every major city in this country and still -- heads up, heads up, we're hearing from salt lake. and still, i am waiting for a call for calm, something from the leadership in this country. where is it? there is atlanta. this is what's happening on the streets of atlanta right now. where's the call for calm? where is the leadership? so far, nothing. as all of this plays out, as many cities in america are burning. cnn's paul brook ham mond takes us to the streets of los angeles. take us there, paul. what are you see something. >> reporter: we talked into the groh, the upscale walking mall. right over here, the blis police both was on fire. all of a sudden look what happened here. there was apocalyptic. they jumped inside and began looting this nordstrom. go ahead, walk over here and take a look inside. so we saw these loote

joining us now is the mayor of salt lake city. welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me on. >> what happened yesterday that was serious enough to impose an all day sur curfew. i believe it lapses early monday morning. >> that's right. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it began yesterday at 11:00 peacefully. by mid afternoon a portion of the protesters had begun to creation destruction smashing cities and city hall, the court building. looting in some businesses, vandalism throughout the city. at that point it transitioned and devolved. most of the peaceful protestesters left and we had a frit significant public safety effort with a lot of restrants being exercised but as you mentioned, 41 arrests. people from the public. we're still assess any injuries in that realm m. >> salt lake city has some important monuments. temple square is about a mile and a half from the city county building. was there any damage there? >> not that we know of. we have this curfew remaining in place because what we have learned in looking at what has

mayor in salt lake. you released a letter acknowledging that systemic racism does still exist in your city and it affects your residents every day. so what concrete steps need to be taken in salt lake city and around the country to address this injustice? >> we need to look at this as an opportunity. i know right now we're looking at the violence and the destruction that is happening but the opening of america to be able to be willing to unpack the unpack the underbelly of racism visible to us from the devices we carry in our pockets every day is an opportunity for us as a nation, for local communities, to unpack and rebuild. it's not really about a broken system. it's about a system that has been broken from the beginning. and we're going to have to rebuild this together. so it's with hope that we move forward and, fortunately, right now the streets of salt lake city are quiet and calm as we have a curfew in place. >> let's hope it stays that way. you mentioned outside agitators are involved, mayor hand

first posted by the salt lake tribune.have a solution that we want to put together with the silicon slopes community that provides free testing for up to 50,000 people, sponsored by all of us. let's solve it. we pay for it. we pay manufacturers of tests, labs, and pharmacies directly, for testing, and med packs for our employees and families. no noise. states already at this point, you know, struggling to get a hold of testing kits and supplies, and here is this utah tech ceo saying no noise, let's solve it, we'll pay for, it 50,000 test force the state of utah, we know how to do this. right from the beginning, government officials in utah seemed both intrigued and perplexed by whatever this was. the chief of staff, for the lieu tenant governor wrote, quote, really interesting. quote, i mean we're working our dammedest to get access to reagent and other testing supplies and even swabs are scarce and right now the money is not an issue, we have a rainy day fund. i wonder what he knows that we don't. and if it turns out to b

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as i mentions, salt lake city. we've got minneapolis. other cities as well down to miami and up to philadelphia. they went into effect a few hours ago and will last until early tomorrow morning. >>> today's protests in los angeles were more calm but not without moments of violence and vandalism. the entire police department has been mobilized. that means twelve-hour rotating shifts for all officers. today's vandalism also included a fire at the grove mall in l.a. a police kiosk at the mall set on fire. several stores were looted including a nordstrom. >>> the president vowing that further violence over the death of george floyd will not be allowed. while addressing an audience gathered to watch a historic rocket launch in florida, president trump talked about speaking to floyd's family. he called them terrific people, added the protests do not honor the memory of floyd. >> yesterday i spoke to george's family and expressed the sorrow of our entire nation for their loss. i stand before you as a friend and ally to every american seeking ju

we talked to him yesterday at his home in salt lake city. evening, march 14, we had just come back from washington. we had voted through the second -- the legislation that was

host: what are you seeing in your state and your district around salt lake city? >> either they know someone that has come down with the virus come up there is concern especially those with underlying health conditions. i am 45 years old. i am healthy. any other health conditions and i exercise every day. i was not in one of the risk categories and it hit me hard. that really sunk in for some people. i think people are concerned but on the other side, there are a lot of people that don't know anyone that got the virus. they know their lives have been dev is dated financially -- devastated financially. businesses they have spent lifetimes building that are now on the verge of failure, people are frustrated economically or healthwise. it is weighing heavily on a lot of people. to take itis seriously for yourself and if not for yourself, for your loved ones. and each of us must do our part to slow the spread of this so we can get back to opening safely and get back to economic prosperity as quickly as possible. the only way it will be successful is if we do our part

tornado violentas dejando a heridos y daños materiales, se suma san francisco las vegas new york salt lakeoyd a manos de la policía en minneapolis el presidente donald trump dijo que fue desplegada la guardia nacional en minneapolis hace más de dos días debieron hacerlo para evitar los daños que hay >> y nos vamos con luis tengo entendido que el gobernador declaró estado de emergencia en los Ángeles mientras >> hola ¿qué tal? buenas noches el toque de queda iba dirigido a los medios de comunicación nos fuimos a 40 millas de distancia estábamos en santana, es todo un caos >> comenzÓ a las 2 de la tarde una manifestación que no se saldría de control, a su paso por las calles rompieron ventanas de negocios acto que fue condenado por el alcalde >> no permitiremos actos de violencia y destrucción >> cientos de agentes fueron desplegados para controlar la situación al toque de queda se sumaron después otras ciudades la violencia el vandalismo se ve por todos lados hasta piedras fueron usadas mientras el jefe del alguacil condenaba los hechos >> con la paz se logra el progreso >> otro punto que e

. >>> estÁ la seÑora marÍa rodrÍguez que nos acompaÑa esta noche desde salt lake city gracias por acompaÑarnosjos por la pandemia, perdiÓ los 2 trabajos ¿cÓmo esÁa usted? >>> con muchas deudas, muy preocupada, pensando cÓmo voy a hacer para salir adelante. ¿cuanto lleva con esta angustia?. >>> llevo 3 meses sin trabajar, lo mismo sin pagar renta y pensando que tengo que pagar o voy a ser desalojada. no tengo donde mÁs vivir. >>> ¿cÓmo lo lleva? ¿cÓmo le hace para seguir adelante? >>> ni yo sÉ, creo que cuando uno es madre soltera, se vuelve fuerte >>> no ha platicado con la persona que le renta su departamento para llegar a un acuerdo, para que no la saquen de la casa >>> yo hablÉ con el, para que me tuviera paciencia mi dijo que sÍ. pero ya m envio el papel de desalojo dÓnde se fue el dinero que no me pueden ayudar. >>> no tengo nadie que me ayude, que no tengo trabajo pueden ayudar o donde puedo recurrir para ayudar >>> sabe que creo que es la pregunta que todos nos hacemos. muchos inmigrantes sin papeles como usted gracias por platicar con nosotros. >>> muchas gracias >>> difÍcil. si estÁ e

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we're talki aut salt lake city, utah. madison, wisconsin where there was widespread vandalism. there were fires set in reno, nevada and nashville, tennessee. so we're talking about big cities, yes. and it's terrifying to see what's happening in l.a. right now. but we are also seeing these disturbances in small communities. i spoke with douglas brinkley, cnn's presidential historian. he told me we have not seen a spasm of riots like this since the assassination of mlk in 1968. and all of that, don, i think just reiterates the point you were making about the absence of leadersh leadership. where are the leaders in the republican party and the democratic party, in hollywood and on wall street, in local communities? because this is a national problem. it's a widespread national crisis happening in dozens of cities right now. >> and for the most part, brian, silence. i appreciate that. brian, thank you so much. and thank you for bringing the information. and if we need you we'll get back to brian stelter, our chief media correspondent. i have a programming note for you. so a black m

salt lake area starting june 27th. >>> time for another edition of abc7 call my play. call of the action. and tonight the focus is on one dogged defender. defense begins with an attitude, and this little westie named harley certainly has plenty of that. tc wilkens his owner/dribbler. ambidextrous. this is not going to be easy. but harley knows if you keep hounding your opponent, get it, hounding? good things will happen eventually. you'll force him into a turnover. and it happens. stolen by harley! hey harley, we just called your play on abc7. how cute is harley? send me your video using the #abc7 call my play so we can put you or your pet on tv. you know who did it? abc7's reggie aqui submitted video for me to call. my goodness. i'm note sure if he was doing a split or the man had a seizure. hey reggie, we just called you an ambulance on abc7. reggie knows -- >> what on earth? >> as we age, we become less flexible. >> yes. >> so hopefully gyms open soon. he can get in a yoga class or something. that looked bad. >> calling a paramedic was the right call, larry. thank y

difference between a place of capacity like new york and columbia, south carolina, columbus, ohio, salt lake city -- how do you look at what the challenge is to allow the free exercise of the protests and keep the community safe? >> yeah, terry, as i listen to everybody who was on tonight, we really are in the midst of a perfect storm. we have -- people around the country, young people of color who are understandably upset at what happened with mr. floyd and angry, angry because it's part of a pattern of incidents involving police, people of color that have occurred over the last several years. we are also in the midst of a pandemic, which is disproportionately impacting immigrant and minority communities, and it's not only impacting them from a health perspectivi perspective, but an economic perspective as it continues its way through the country. we are also hearing from the department of homeland security and others that the federal government -- anti-government extremists, anarchists who see these protests as an opportunity to accelerate their objectives which is to incite racial violenc

during the month of june, the disease had spread to salt lake city utah, in iowa, cleveland ohio and a few cases along the east coast. if we could have the map from showing the spread in july, we see that the disease, starting from these original centers, had literally moved in every direction throughout the country. and then the final map speaks for itself in that it indicate that this virus has become very well seated in practically every state in the country, certainly, and every major region of the country. >> i think i have a good idea of how influenza spreads, doctor grab tree, but i'm still wondering about the virus itself. what kind of an animal is it? >> i'd like to prevent to you one of the staff of the national institutes of health who is the associate director of our national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and ask him to answer this question any other scientific question you might have had. >> thank you. it's nice to have you, take your time and come see as tonight. i'm going to ask but, it's going to seem like a silly question. i would like to know, what is

it happened in a town north of salt lake city when the trooper noticed an suv weaving on the highway.e pulled the car over and found the 5-year-old in the driver's seat barely reaching the pedals. >> how old are you? you're five years old? wow. >> the boy apparently decided, yeah, he wanted to go buy a lamborghini in california. so he grabbed the keys to the family car as one does and then just started driving. troopers say he only made it a few miles from home before being stopped and he only had $3 in his wallet for the lamborghini. his parents tell police his sibling was watching him when he took the car. >> at least he got good taste. give him that. >>> dennis o'donnell. why monday morning felt a little more like christmas for bay area golfers, and why this date in history will have a special place in the f like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. 16. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so, wait... (errhhhhh) do you

host: grant in salt lake city, utah. good morning, you are next. caller: good morning to you. 68 and i come from utah and we were told it's 98 c we are not close to new york or california. i wear a face mask and i sanitize my hands after i go out. this is america. we pass all these laws and well, we are not too good at keeping laws. how did that go yesterday with social distancing? the only person that can protect you is you and you cannot expect anybody else to protect you. masks butquire face people don't want to wear them. this is america, they not going to wear them. host: that's granting utah. a couple of stories related to the november election, looking at the senate. roll call this morning with a piece saying that with less than six month before election day, the democratic congressional campaign committee has reserved more than 18 point $3 million for broadcast ads. from bob in st. petersburg, florida, hi. caller: how are you this morning? host: i'm fine thanks, go ahead. caller: i live on the beach of treasure island which is part of saint

one at jackson hole, and he was off on his conservation tour, which i he gotighted about, that to salt lake and he said something there about foreign policy which got headlines all over the nation. that was the end of the conservation tour. support forve much the concept of the idea. his advisers did not think much of it. anyway, that was the end. what i hoped would happen did not happen. it did not really get the issue into the political arena. years went by and i kept thinking, 37 states, between was on a1970, i conservation speaking in late july and early august of 1969, and i the west coast, spoke at the university of california santa barbara and headed from there to speak at a conservation conference and on the way out, i picked up a and there were antiwar protests all over the country. guardven had the national on the university of wisconsin campus. i was flying to berkeley and reading the article about the .ietnam war head,denly popped into my why not have a nationwide ?nvironmental teach in so at berkeley, i gave a speech and spoke with students and professors and they all thought i

kentucky protests also flared up in dallas chicago seattle salt lake city where a an individual and she called up on demonstrators and attempted to fire on them with a long bar of all things before he was tackled to the ground by demonstrators as well as cleveland's we've also seen violent scenes in las vegas where police and protesters clashed along the main strip there were several very sort of violent scenes there along what is one of one of america's most iconic capitalist telescopes there has been much made about. by the establishment in this country of the i suppose it's outside elements being what is to blame here is not the fact that the police have a large number of races murders amongst them is the fact that people are upset and it's outside elements which of course in this apparently there's a lot of hype being made about. the new sort of radical supposed radical left brain behind this i saw members of their socialist groups intervene to actually protect police officers when they became isolated from. members of the police force so this directly contradicts what is being said

and dallas chicago seattle salt lake city where an individual. on demonstrators and attempted to fire on them with a long. before he was tackled to the ground by demonstrators as well as cleveland's we've also seen violent scenes in las vegas where the police and protesters clashed along the main street there were several very severe violent scenes dad along what is one of one of america's most iconic capitalist. there has been much made about. by the establishment in this country of the i suppose it's outside elements being what is to blame here it's not the fact that the police have a large number of races murders amongst them is that. people are upset and it's outside elements which of course it is apparently. so i mean we saw yesterday i think it was that minnesota's governor said that 80 percent of those arrested were actually from out of town however we later found out subsequently the same day that 81 percent of those arrested according to court documents were actually from minnesota so that completely. completely contradicts that there's

and patrons back inside bars and restaurants in salt lake city, utah. demonstrators out as well, railing at limits that are still in place. this protest at the statehouse in concord, new hampshire. but mississippi governor tate reeves reversing course on plans to open up hair salons and gyms after the state's largest single day increase in cases and deaths since the outbreak began. as governors face those difficult decisions, the race for a vaccine is under way. where things stand in a moment, but we begin with abc's trevor ault here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, governors across the country grappling with the monumental decision -- re-open their states too soon, risking lives, or too late, risking livelihoods. >> i was excited to get more of our people back to work. >> reporter: mississippi's governor tate reeves pausing his plans after reporting the state's largest single day increase in numbers -- nearly 400 new cases and 20 new deaths. >> this was a large enough change to make me take a step back and want to look at the board, to re-examine thi

today's business owner, requiring masks is a fraught decision will and amy wilson have run this salt lakerecently made masks mandatory. >> i can't tell you how ugly some of the comments started to come in, where we were called nazis, just all sorts of things, and it hurts. >> reporter: they say it's to protect their employees. amy is immunocompromised >> we're not political we're not making a political statement. we're not trying to be right we're just trying to be right-minded >> reporter: wearing a mask an increasingly polarized decision rahaanens.real consequce sah rm achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? ♪ try zyrtec... ...zyrtec starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. and try children's zyrtec for consistently powerful relief of your kid's allergies. you know your kid doesn't step around puddles. and you know cheap leaky diapers are an amateur move. you need luvs pro-level protection. luvs. parent like a pro. until i found out what itst it actually was.ed me. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells!

high temperatures, 60s from new york to chicago. 50s in the pacific northwest. 70s in denver and salt lake low 80s in los angeles. >>> coming up, the mystery surrounding a plane that was stolen in california. >>> also ahead, changing your summer vacation plans. what more americans are now deciding to do. >>> and the unlikely place where a picasso painting just showed up. (music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪music) >>> i missed you very much. >> i missed you. >> a nurse who lives in minnesota is back home after deploying to new york. she surprised her daughter for her 7th birthday. mom was away for two long months. >> beautiful. >>> the legendary home of elvis presley re-opens today. graceland has been closed for fr two months. with memorial day weekend nearly here, many americans are considering summer vacation. abc's kimberly brooks looks into how many will actually travel. >> reporter: this morning the beaches may finally be open and more restaurants are ready but families across the country are rethinking summer vacation. >> i think logically people will venture gingerly out and do local things before they

separates them the fighting between india and chinese soldiers began 3 weeks ago at the pan gong salt lake on the border not troops standing face to face in at least 4 places and both sides have reportedly increased their presence say the border has never been officially agreed and the latest tension has been described as a worst since a standoff in 2017 that lasted 73 days or less speak to. about this she's a professor at the center for east asian studies at the john merrill university she's via skype from new delhi thank you so much for being with us so what has caused these recent tensions at the border. well. officially this matter is being described as a standoff and not all the government has formally stated that. it's not be indians but the chinese still check the lineup and all the a.v. eastham look that. you know the fine. and. reportedly they're on knowledge not but of course being a mast all of them at that particular spot which is the pentagon and. they have sort of in a faceoff also so clearly the situation is rather to incite and. and. still not really not all over as to whet

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