city utah well this week the body can put it at the salt lake salt lake city police officers involved in the shooting have been released and the answers they provide just creates even more questions r.t. america's natasha sweet has the story and a warning the video you're about to see may be disturbing. a 13 year old autistic teen is fighting for his life as salt lake city is now working to improve its police force according to the mother it all started after her son desperately needed help for his mental state of mind i mean he seems to be actually automatically thank you laurie a barton says she called police to assist her with getting her 13 year old son limped into the hospital as he suffers from mental illness thanks to sensory disorder. but it is a sure way to make sure but instead when he ran away from officers one opened fire shooting linden leaving him seriously injured. the family attorney for linden said he's lucky to be alive after suffering pierced organs and shattered bones ago foamy page has been set up for lynn's medical expenses bartlett said her son who. threatened t

city. [ laughter ] you never hear joker tell batman, "and we're going settle this in salt lake cityghter ] my joker sounds like richard dreyfuss [ laughter ] "we're going to settle this in salt lake city!" [ laughter ] mr. hollins -- no, okay >> questlove: wait how long did it take you to work on that >> jimmy: dude, that was what i thought the joker sounded like [ laughter ] i don't know "and we'll settle this in salt lake city!" [ laughter ] >> questlove: it's spot on >> jimmy: no the vice presidential debate is in utah? man, talk about a home field advantage for pence, huh that's a lucky break it's like he's being called back to the white mother ship. [ laughter ] it feels like the election has really started now that joe biden and kamala harris have hit the campaign trail together well, i guess to compete with all the attention their appearance was getting, trump held his own address take a look at this. >> welcome everyone, this is very exciting. everyone is very excited about this look at mike pence he's very excited. everyone's excited [ beep ] me and mike are in the lead, an

each right now in salt lake city gusting to 67 miles per hour. vegas to 43.e arabs and we look out here towards redding, that's the area that we saw the lightning complex, the northern lightning complex so badly close to vacaville. this is going to fire up again today, i'm afraid and maybe not meche help for tomorrow, 15 to 20. that doesn't seem like a lot when you're hoping for a 15-mile-per-hour gust to cool you off but when you have fire and embers and ash going in the direction of that wind, it is a problem. now farther to the east and colorado, snow, even wyoming and parts of utah, some spots could pick up 24 inches of snow with this system. that's how vigorous and big this storm s.snow on one side. 100-mile-per-hour winds on the other side and thunderstorms down across parts of texas. this really is almost a winter type storm coming when we still have tropical storms in the atlantic. john. >> talk about exteam weather. that's bizarre, just bizarre. chad myers, grateful for the update and the latest there. we'll stay in important in the days ahead. eight

lo at salt lake cityokgrees acr. even corpus christi into the deep south we're still in the lower 90s. and ladies, you know i get excited talking aboutsnow. i've got the forecast coming up. >> it sounds like a joke, but hey, it's 2020 >> it is what it is. >> anything goes >> we are not excited. >>> in today's quick hits, los angeles outfielder mike trout made major league history, hitting his 300th career homer trout sent a new franchise record and became the 16th player in the league to reach 300 home runs before the age of 30 >>> created with parts of the ford f-150, and he did it in eight months >>> a department a deputy in ga goat in her patrol car enalutp fit t ghbu evtuly got out this isn't just ae it's a badge of armor of care of respect. because it means you fight for the safety of those you love. when you come into walgreens you get a flu shot that's right for you... and them you become a flu fighter. do your part and defend your crew against the flu. ♪ walgreens ♪ a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher

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. >> not long ago dave of salt lake city utah got one of those smart security cameras and almost immediatelyser on his driveway. >> you get the alert and you kind of have an immediate sense of anxiety. someone's going to do harm to me. >> reporter: that imminent threat, a four-year-old on a joy ride. every night like clock work. >> person at driveway.ah is it's just that kit again. you're interrupting my netflix. >> houltd are you? >> i'm almost 50. >> reporter: you're a little old to be doing the get off my lawn thing. >> i know. >> reporter: under the cover of darkness he wrote a message to the boy that basically said kid, you win. the next day. >> you can almost see the look on his face when he gets it. then he just charges into it. >> this was in june. from that day to now, dave's driveway racetrack has remained. whenever weather washes it away, he simply draws another. he even built this contraption to keep the lines straight and now recertificates racetracks for track authenticity. he's serious about the chalk. draw. more into this t he >> that's a new one. this is quinn, discovering d

pumas y ahora conseguía así el octavo gol de la campaña rompiendo el récord de goles pero entonces, salt lakeme los giantes vencieron 14 a 2 por el lugar de la temporada esto en los deportes nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con mucho más. (comerciales). ¿o porque puedes dippearlos como quieras? ¿o porque me dijo un pajarito que realmente los querían de vuelta... llévate mi spicy chicken strips combo por solo $5.99. querido jack, trae de vuelta los spicy chicken strips, sigo esperando a que vuelvan los spicy chicken strips, hmm cómo les gustaron, ¿eh? muy bien, por eso mi jugoso spicy chicken strips combo hecho con 100% pechuga de pollo regresó a mi menú por solo $5.99. >> esta noche nos despedimos con una lección de solidaridad y empatía, que viene de los más chicos, él corta el césped de su casa y el de su vecina que lucha contra la klo recompoeoz con una nbueva sopladora y otras cosa más, gracias por su ssiontia muy buenas noches hasta entonces,. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> noticias telemundo >>> muy buenas noches yo soy vanessa hauc y estas noticias las debe saber antes de terminar s

salt lake city aiming for a hot 92. >>> president trump showing an utter disconnect with reality in some new audio of his interviews with bob woodward. last week the president said he knew as early as february that the virus was deadly and admitted to concealing the true threat. then just last month he told woodward this -- >> nothing more could have been done. nothing more could have been done. >> nothing more could have been done. does he remember what he told me back in february about it's more deadly than the flu? it almost took my breath away. >> woodward also said the deputy national security advisor warned in january this pandemic could be worse than the spanish flu. with many people anxious for a vaccine, pfizer said there's a good chance they'll know if their vaccine works by the end of october. >> i wanted to eliminate any strings. i didn't want any of that. i gave them an open book so they can worry about scientific sciences. >> there's growing concerns about political interference. trump appointed communications officials pushed to change language within the cdc's weekly scie

salt lake city, utah. 200,000 americans lost to the coronavirus. every single one of them a person with a family and listen to the president of the united states last night telling a crowd nobody died who wasn't already at risk. >> it affects elderly people. urge, in some states nobody young vi. it is an amazing thing. >> that was the president. dr. fauci this morning says the science, the evidence, the facts tell us something very, very different. >> it's very disrespectful to me because i'm in my 70s. i'm like your father. i could be your father, sanjay. the thing we need to remember, sanjay, that there are a number of people in our society of substantial proportion who have underlying conditions and looking at the two groups at risk for serious conditions is the elderly and people at any age with underlying conditions. underlying, any age. >> 200,000 americans killed by coronavirus is a numbing, numbing, painful statistic. most public health experts would tell you it didn't have to happen. where are we going turning from summer againing the fall

. >> let's talk to brian calling from salt lake city, utah. brian, good morning. >> yes. i just feel a lot of this stuff he's saying is propaganda because the right conservatives aren't racist. we don't go burn people's houses down. it's an tif fa and all in portland, oregon, all these places, chicago, they don't say black on black killing and that's what it is. but my question to you is, the antifa, the -- they're the racist people and america is not a racist country, i'm sorry. but they're the ones burning stuff down and it's not we, the conservatives. the democratic party is the party of the ku klux klan. when you're saying, you know, the right wing, that all started with the democrats. woodrow wilson, even lyndon johnson was a racist and martin luther king made him give rights so we could -- that's all bull crap. it's not what america is about. >> go ahead and respond, ari. >> again, you know, as a scientist, i care less about the parties and issues, i'm looking at the data. while antifa, when you're talking about antifa, you're talking about the movement, a recent st

seattle visitan vancouber pero en portland no en canadá por covid-19 , y después noviembre ante real salt lakeda pasada como interino, ganó 14 ocasiones antes era entrenador de florida panther cerramos con michael jordan y automovilismo,, este anunció equipo de nascar con dany y tiene piloto , es wallace que es el único conductor afroamericano , dominamos la acción un día más, . cambio y fuera . >> domina la acción fue presentado por toyota vayamos juntos . >> [música] . > [♪ ♪] . >> la incertidumbre de la pandemia lleva a muchos a buscar curas naturales, les diremos en curanderos y el coronavirus a las 11 pm . >> el sacrificio de los bomberos en ees temporada de incendios, ha sido monumental todo el esfuerzo es agradecido . >> sí sandra una compañía de letreros puso uno de agradecimiento en la estación en pantalla, esto por ellos y los rescatistas por sus servicios de verdad que muchas gracias para todos ustedes . >> a ustedes también por su compañía . >> nos vemos . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪]. >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> noticiero telemundo 48 7 días a la semana prim

on an entry for thursday, the 22nd, they spent the day in salt lake city. shaw of utah, ran into our car. all are ok. "gas was $1.70 for five gallons." there was no water at all except for what they carried in their canteens for 121 miles. on the 27th, they left camp at 9:00 a.m. for a beautiful flat in the mountains. small canyons with streams flowing through them to the north platte river. would like to cap here for months. camp here for months. we got 13 gallons and one quart of oil for $3.52. they camped near fort collins, colorado. on the 29th they left at 9:00 a.m. after a very cold night. "ice in the radiator, no damage done. wonderful scenery. altitude 11,800 feet. crossing the divide. and up theer camp mountain and made camp at an out of 9000 feet and 72 miles that day. " on the 30th across the continental divide. the coldest morning we have had. we left at 10:00 a.m. the engine will not start and the oil had congealed. cannot use the self-starter on the car. the sun came out and warmed things up at 11:00 a.m. divide, thetal atlantic side was the p

they spent the day at newhouse will tell in salt lake city. rsd three, number 24319 -- you -- 24319-u-you 21 21. they arrived at 3:21. gas was a dollar $.75 per gallon. there was no -- was $1.75 per gallon. there was no water. the 27th, a left camp at 9:00 a.m. a beautiful flat in the mountains. small town -- small canyons with streams flowing through them. would like to camp here for months. the good stock ranch covered with cattle in fine condition. we got 13 gallons and one quart of oil for $3.52. they camped near fort collins, colorado, 124 miles for that day. on the 29th, they left at 9:00 a.m. after a cold night. ice this morning and the radiator, no damage done. wonderful scenery. out to 11,800 feet. crossing the divide. camp and up lumber the mountains made a camp at an altitude of 9000 feet, 72 miles that day. they passed the continental divide. the coldest morning we had, cold ice forms here every year. left at 10:00 a.m. and the engine won't start. oil had congealed. out and began warming things up at 11:00 a.m. continental divide e

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in salt lake city, utah, officers fired on a 13-year-old boy with autism. reported her son wasas having an emergency and to help -- and health emergency. linden cameron remains hospitalized in serious condition with injuries to his ankles, bladder, colon, intestines, and shoulder. his mother, golda barton, had called 911 to report her son was having mental health emergency after she requested a crisis intervention team. a police spokesperson said the 13-year-old was armed and threatening people, but "the salt lake tribune" later reported no weapon was found. golda barton told reporters -- "he's a small child. why don't you just tackle him? you are big police officers with massive amounts of resources." in new york, the entire rochester police department command staff, including police chief la'ron singletary, has resigned following a a week of nonstop mass protests over the killing of daniel prude. prude, an african-american man, died from asphyxiation in march after police officers handcuffed him, put a hood over his head and pushed his face into the freez

el alcalde de salt lake city dice que este incidente es una tragedia y espera una investigaciÓn rÁpidaÁgenes de colorado por la nevada. teniendo en cuenta que 24 horas antes estÁbamos reportando hasta 100. nuestro jefe de metrologÍa albert martÍnez nos explica acerca de este fenÓmeno. ¿quÉ ha pasado? albert: pues que se acerca el otoÑo, la tierra lo sabe, estamos cambiando de estaciÓn y vemos estos contrastes. la temperatura en el aeropuerto de dÉnver llegaba a 96 grados. hoy la temperatura no estÁ superando ni los 35 grados y estÁ nevando. imágenes increÍbles como esta, patios traseros blancos cuando normalmente la primera nevada suele caer a finales de septiembre. Échate un vistazo al radar, es impresionante. vemos toda esta nieve que sigue sobre colorado. los reportes nos estÁn indicando cantidades que superan. como podÉis ver va a seguir nevando asÍ que la situaciÓn no va a variar demasiado en esta zona. ¿por quÉ estÁ nevando tanto en la zona del centro del paÍs? la culpa la tiene el aire del polo norte. vemos el vÓrtice polar que nos da una sorpresa. se ha descolgado, y es lo que

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on october the seventh, it will be the vice presidential debate at the university of utah in salt lake city. the second presidential debate, a town hall format hosted by our own steve's goal -- steve scully. the >> we will take you live now to hear from political analysts as a preview tonight first presidential debate and to talk about how policy issues will affect voter showing. >> we're

that's the population of fort lauderdale, florida or salt lake city or montgomery, alabama. we have more deaths in the united states than brazil, spain and italy combined. we're eight months into this pandemic and we're still concerned about having enough n 95 rest pir rar tpirators to do safely now and into the fall and winter when we expect more cases. if you think that this is a political a plus from a public standpoint and a physician and health care provider, every day it felt like a failure and in many respects, i felt like in someways we're worse off than three to four months ago because we don't have the credibility of the institutions like the fda and the cdc. just back then in march and april, nobody would have second guessed the guidance coming out and ideally basis from the fda or cdc. now every time something gets put up and posted and retracted, we have to wonder was this for a public health reason for the political thumb of this administration trying to change guidance that should be based on public health alone. >> the president almost daily saying we're roun

will hit today i do this so that people can try to visualize, 200,000 people, that's everybody in salt lake city. that's everybody in grand rapids, michigan and yet the president of the united states this morning says this. ness. >> we're rounding the corner, with or without a vaccine. they hate it when i say it but that's the way it is. we're rounding the corner on pandemic, and we've done a phenomenal job, not just a good job a phenomenal job. on public relations i give myself a "d" and on the job itself we take an a-plus with the ventilators hand vaccines years ahead of schedule. >> an a-plus, dr. del rio? >> well, you know, in the development of the vaccine the way it's gone through operation warp speed and where we are, probably going to have some vaccine approved by the end of the year. i think we can give operation warp speed an "a" and i don't think we can give an "a" in the public health response, that deserves a "d" and the reality is we've not had a national strategy. we've had 50 central artery giants. each state has had a strategy and as a result of that we have a very uncoordi

y otro menor pero este de 13 aÑos y con sÍndrome de asperger estÁ hospitalizado en salt lake city utahsufriÓ un crisis de salud mental, cuando llegaron los agentes el joven se echÓ a correr y no hicieron caso que se detuviera y le dispararon hasta dejarlo malherido. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> 9 importantes desarrolladores de vacunas de estados unidos y europa se han comprometido a mantenerlos estÁndares cientÍficos para llevar a cabo sus inmunizaciones experimentales entre ellos pfizer, (nombre en inglÉs) , y (nombre en inglÉs) el compromiso surge como respuesta a un debate altamente politizado sobre quÉ acciones se necesitan para frenar la pandemia y re saqui activar el negocio y el comercio global. a esta hora de la pandemia hay enfrentamientos de quienes usan mascarillas y otros, como agresiones fÍsicas que aceptan los empleados de bodegas de nueva york porque hay clientes que se niegan a usar cubrebocas. >>> las imÁgenes muestran a un empleado de una bodega pedirle a un cliente que se ponga el tapa bocas. violentamente el cliente restauranpuesta responde dÁndole una bofetada, y este otro t

we would go into salt lake city and we would all pile into one room. i'm in there with civilian clothes, they are there with army clothes. they never asked the question, never. one night, we went into a hotel -- i don't know -- there was a sailor's hat atop a wash stand and somebody got sick in the sailor's hat. that was a lot of fun. we just ran around together, that's all. they got to know me. they knew i was working. because there were a lot of civilians connected with los alamos. they would just say, well, this is one of those eggheads working for los alamos. did you say that's >> one of them was dutch van kirk? who >> i knew vaneugene: van kirk, sweeney, chuck sweeney. sweeney flew another plane. i knew sweeney. he was a great guy, nice guy. farabee was quite a guy. they were all good guys. they were satisfied. i was a civilian, that's all. how long were you when dover before you went to solvency over way back and forth between the!g >> back and forth. once i started at wendover, then it would be a situation where i would go to wendover, maybe i w

then we leave and we file a flightplan for salt lake city or for las vegas. before we get there, the pilot changes the flightplan, and we turn off and we go to wendover. los alamos thinks we're going to las vegas, and they don't know we've gone to wendover. that was part of the security. then, of course, from wendover, then i flew down to salt and sea, california. ultimately salton sea was developed so they could take off at we couldover in b-29s, fly over san francisco, down the west coast, and then fly in over the salton sea and make the bomb drop on a target which was floating in the sea. the idea trying to replicate a long flight with that bomb in bombay. meantime they are making measurements in the plane to make sure the bomb is riding the way it should. we're on the ground with cameras waiting for them to drop that bomb so we can take a picture to see where it lands and how accurate they are. checking the readings we've given them to use in the bomb site. now, occasionally, we would not only drop the bomb, but ultimately if it missed by an amount, we'd

i'll see you in salt lake city >> seth: is there anyone in the world with less swagger than mike penceg him try to act cocky is like watching an amish grandpa dance at a wedding ♪ hey, macarena. and, look, i know pence didn't pick the debate location, but is there a whiter throw down in history than, "see you in salt lake city"? that's like hearing someone say "why don't we settle our differences at the williams sonoma. insta-pot aisle. 8:00 a.m. sharp because i got pilates at 9:00. they really have no idea how to attack harris. they're flailing first they criticized the way biden made the announcement. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany tweeted, "it's fitting that the man who thinks he can win a presidential campaign from his basement chooses to announce his vp pick online sleepy joe is once again calling it in. good point, kayleigh the internet is just a passing fad. the future is all about network television also, did you forget that the guy you work for uses twitter so much he had his phone surgically attached to his face not only did trump announce his vp pick on twitter

get your head around number it's more than the population of little rock, year ago, arkansas, or salt lakeity close to the number of people in des moines, or rochester, new york a friend of mine thinks there should be a place where a tree is planted for every person who has died of the coronavirus. a beautiful forest of remembrance. something we could see, to help us visualize the impact of what's happened to so many american families another friend thinks maybe we should figure out a way to read all the names. sort of like the names are read every morning on the anniversary of 9/11 if we did read them, three seconds a name, 20 names a minute, 1,200 an hour to honor the more than 200,000 would take a week. parents, grandparents, children, brothers and sisters, dearest friends, lost loves. 200,000. it's a lot of names. too many, in fact. harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> well said, harry that's "nightly news," thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt, please take care of yourself, and each other. right now at 6:00, as we prepare to say goodbye to summer, the restaurants in the ba

the debate for next week, the christ presidential debate in salt lake city. the next presidential debate will be thursday, october 15, in miami. that is the town hall format. thehursday, october 22, third debate in nashville, tennessee. watch those debates on c-span, c-span.org, and listen to them on the free c-span radio app. host: when it comes to the format from last night a couple of comments from twitter. does boxing have a moderator who tells each fighter he has two minutes to punch with no counter punching allowed? these are not debates anymore. i think they were too many topics that prevented them from going into depth on anything. edward in houston, texas. a supporter of joe biden. caller: can you hear me/ -- hear me? excuse my throat. i thought biden did great. trump did terrible. the reason trump was the way he was is he is trying to clamp down on the voting. he does not want people to show up because he knows the lower the vote, the better for him. his supporters are members almost of a cult. he is trying to clamp down on the voting. it's as simpl

"the salt lake tribune" says the mayor is promising a swift investigation after a police officer shot-old boy with aut the boy's mother said she called police friday and asked for a crisis intervention team to help take her son to the hospital. police say that they were called with a report of a boy threatening people with a weapon. when police arrived, the boy ran and was shot. his mother says he ran because he was scared. >> why didn't they shoot him with a rubber bullet? he's a small child.n'you just t? you are big police officers with massive amounts of resources. come on, give me a break. >> the boy is hospitalized in serious condition. >>> the "rapid city journal" reports south dakota's governor is casting doubt on a new study linking 250,000 coronavirus case to the sturgis motorcycle rally. more than 450,000 people attended the ten-day event. researchers at san diego state university used anonymous cell phone data from the rally to track people and determine the number of cases. governor nome call it fiction. officials disputed the use of cell phone data to track the spread of

. >>> a police officer in salt lake city was charged with assault after ordering a dog to attack a black man who was on his knees with his hands in the air. >> why you biting me? the dog -- stop. >> the incident happened in april. officer nicholas pierce of charged yesterday. prosecutors say pierce ordered the police dog to bite jeffrey ryans. he was in his yard when police responded to a domestic dispute call. the officer faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> so coming up on the "cbs morning news," college football gets a boost as the big ten decides to play after all. >>> and test flight. a flying car makes its debut. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." are you ok? it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. choose coricidin hbp. the brand with a heart. for powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. removes ten years of yellow stains. colgate optic white renewal that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa

. >> 214,000 people is the size of salt lake city. >> when you put it that way, it is, i mean, it is sad and alarming and all that. the cdc also says people under 20 are now the largest group getting covid. that's a new headline. what do we know about why that is happening? >> college. i mean, i think it's as simple as that, that it's as a lot of places have gone back to -- there is a lot of schools reopened around the country, a lot of transmission on college campuses, and it's a lot. there may be some high schools mixed in with that, but it's really mostly colleges at this point in time. >> all right. but do we know, even though a lot of them are starting to get sick, are they getting sick as in really feeling the ill impacts from covid, or are they in general feeling fewer symptoms, if you will, and not getting get hit quite as hard? >> well, a lot of these are turning up because of intensive screening programs and contact tracing around known cases at the colleges. so some of them will be asymptomatic. in fact, if it plays out the way we, you know, kind of the observations have b

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the next debate will be a week from tomorrow, october 7 at the university of utah in salt lake city. the two vice president shall nominees, vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris will debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern that night. we hope you watch. until then, thank you and good night. >> wow. no matter what you expected, you never know until it happens. at times it was messy here in cleveland. both men angling for a bit of a body shot at the other. you could argue the first 30 minutes how much traction tonight might give each candidate. seemed to settle down in the second half. the economy, taxes, prison reform, law and order. even families were not off-limits. there was a sharp exchange about joe biden's son hunter that ended without being settled. the format here might be to blame for a lot of this tonight, as the wives joined their husbands on stage. i want to bring back tom bevan, president and cofounder of realclearpolitics.com. tom, what did make of it? >> chris wallace had his hands full tonight, didn't he? he got exasperated at times. i think this was classic trump in

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officers putting a hood on him and pinning him to the ground but what about all those bad apples in salt lake city utah who slate now reports shot a 13 year old autistic child several times after his mother called 911 to get this ask for a crisis intervention team intervention team to take him to the hospital during a mental health episode who by the way that autistic boy linden cameron he's a white boy. i wonder if box knew c.n.n. all those loudmouths security state.

>>and it's roughly equal to the entire population of salt lake city here in the bay area the news is more positive as it pertains to covid-19 the covid numbers and 3 bay area counties have improved so much that the state has moved those counties and the purple tear to the red to year that allows many indoor businesses to reopen at limited capacity, but only 2 of the 3 counties is moving forward from course and kerman live for us in san mateo county to explain dan. well many of the businesses here on san bruno avenue will be reopening indoors. san mateo county is one of those 3 counties moving ahead immediately as his solano county but alameda putting the brakes on they want to make sure that their numbers hold so they are not moving forward. >>yet. these chairs have been collecting dust inside the nation's loft wine bar and restaurant for months, but now solano county will allow indoor dining once again at 25% capacity. >>very excited about the opportunity to bring people back indoors restaurant owners say adding a partial reopening indoors to the patio dining. we'll make a differenc

. >>> now to the police shooting under investigation in salt lake city tonight. the mayor and police chief there both calling it a tragedy. new body camera video showing an officer firing nearly a dozen shots at a 13-year-old with autism after he tried to run from police. the boy was wounded but survived. his mother had called for help, saying he was having a mental crisis. one officer can be heard saying to another officer that she wouldn't, quote, get in a shooting because he's upset. then the shooting happened. the boy's family is calling reheicedo be fi series of reports, "turning point, kws examine anyoning the conversation on race across this country. tonight here, the digital divide. with more than 50 million american children learning at home in this pan deck ing, this evening, we hear from families across this country. what about children that don't have access to computers and wifi? abc's adrienne bankert on the challenges facing so many families. >> reporter: tonight, with new york city public schools reopening virtually, including some in-person class

completely different story for the next 24 hours the fire danger really going to be high across salt lake city all the way into san diego, where our temperatures continue to be well above average, hitting 121 in parts of freezing mark by tomorrow afternoon across the deep south watching a few storms and ladies, i have snow. it's in the forecast >> what? >> i know labor day signals the unofficial end of summer, but we're talking about snow it's 2020, so we shouldn't be too surprised. janessa, thank you >>> austrian athlete josef kobul chilled out by breaking a world record and spending over 2 1/2 hours submerged in ice he stood for two hours 30 minutes and 57 seconds in a cabinet filled with 440 pounds of ice cubes wearing nothing but swim trunks. well, after breaking that teeth-chattering record by over 20 minutes the athlete celebrated with of all things an ice cream cone right there and hopefully a long, long time in the sauna >> yes, a nice warm bath after that just ahead, the incredible story of how two young friends became brothersf coronavirus. >>> and julian bat tolle united states

or about all those bad apples in salt lake city utah who slate now reports shot a 13 year old autistic child several times after his mother called 911 to get this ask for a crisis invention team intervention team to take him to the hospital during a mental health episode who by the way that autistic boy linden cameron he's a white boy. i wonder if box knew c.n.n. all those loudmouths security state punk and so the apologists will dive into his juvenile record looking for police violence justifications with the same zeal and zest they had when they did it to trayvon martin's history michael brown brown's history of tamir rice's history and speaking of kids falling victim to overzealous policing and the criminal zation of black children look no further than the treatment of 12 year old isaiah elliott of colorado springs who according to reason dot com was suspended for 5 days and had police visit his home after a teacher briefly saw him move a neon green toy gun around on his couch during a virtual.

on presidential debates will be one week from tomorrow october 7th at the university of utah in salt lake city the 2 vice presidential nominees vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris. we'll debate at 09:00pm eastern that night. we hope you watch until then thank you. and good night. >>from your local election headquarters this is inside bay area politics. socialist. >>my party is an emotional is right now i am and they can examine a you know that i am the democratic party right now the platform of the downgrade yeah that was in roughly the 45 seconds hello everybody thank you for joining us, i'm catherine heenan. >>this is a special edition of inside bay area politics tonight, president trump and democratic nominee joe biden faced off in their first presidential debate, the first of 3 this one in cleveland by all accounts an awful lot of people were planning to watch. did they stick with this this is we are now 5 weeks away from the election. we are joined by our political analyst michael yaki host of the kron podcast the politically smart ask tom del beccaro host of the podc

that's the equivalent of roughly the entire population of salt lake city, utah, or akron, ohio. >> the idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering and, in some respects, stunning. >> reporter: america is accustomed to leading the world, but not like this. the u.s. has had more deaths than any other country. president trump, grading his handling of the pandemic: >> public relations i give myself a d. on the job itself, we take an a+. >> reporter: but the nation's top infectious disease expert seems to be grading on another scale. >> take a look at the numbers and make up your own mind. >> reporter: health experts are worried about a resurgence of the virus as the fall season begins. 20 states plus puerto rico are reporting increases of new cases from two weeks ago. it's been more than two months since we've seen cases rise this quickly, but it's the number nine that has devastated ricardo aguirre. that's how many family members this small business owner from phoenix, arizona, has lost to the virus. nine. cousins, aunts, uncles. and less that two weeks ago, his father, jose de jesus.