yeah, so great salt lake is like you're saying one of those lakes that are shrinking. and we're expecting that there's the eco system collapse within the next 5 years. but what's wild is this has not been, this is not a new problem. it's been going on for years and years and years, but it's something that is just on people's radar. and so it's, there's a lot of action that we're hoping to to happen to get this lake to not be so small. and, you know, the lake is going down, but even just a couple of inches with the lake elevation will change the ecosystem drastically. so it's a kind of a day by day thing that we're monitoring, that when you say ecosystem collapse, what would that look like? they're yeah. so what's interesting about great salt lake is there's, it's a, a small eco system where there's, there's not a ton of things that are at the lake themselves. but the lake has about $10000000.00 birds that come to it every year for their migration stop. and so if there isn't these brine, shrimp, or these brand flies, these tiny little organisms in the lakes and the bird

salt. busy egg in lake room. yeah. we have uh dealt with a large number of dam construction projects and a rapid agricultural expansion projects and poor water management that has shopped this river of up and deprived of the water it needs to survive. because this is essentially a terminal lake, so it's like a your bolus a serial that you're going to use in the morning. so if you don't. busy uh, keep feeding the lake with water. evaporation is going to counter the that all the water that, that, that comes in and you start losing lake volume and lake area. this is exactly what's happened in the lake room. yeah. and there's been agricultural demand that's been rolling and there is a widening gap between water supply and demand and so base and as the basement is essentially water bankrupt. so we have exceeded the hydrologic carrying capacity of the base and to support those human activities. and also sustain and maintain this great salts, the ecosystem, and the lake, and with all the services that it provide. so our are y

carries on into salt lake. i think they are more comfortable talking about what happened in missouri once they were on safe turf, quite frankly. a number had a very difficult time. there's 678 petition we know file that the federal government. at the time, i can do nothing for you because of the issue of states rights and didn't want you to lose the vote. we had these kinds of issues going on but what i want to talk about today -- i'm dribbling the ball and now we are going to milan. i want to talk about what happened after the extermination or between the time of 38 and 68. the transcontinental railroad comes in at 69. people that study pioneer history seem to have this issue. it's a cultural myopia where they're always thinking about the trail. they don't think about the sale and rail. they're just focused on this. hopefully today you can see kind of a different aspect of migration, west immigration and see what's cooking here in what we refer to now as the show me state. i want to say my family has lived in

to make it to salt lake. once the city the saints is firmly established, then it becomes out migration. and latter-day saints in the mid 20th century start coming out to the st. louis area, kansas city area those kinds of things largely because of employment. now you're i know you're many of you. probably all of you are familiar with the missouri republican. so i think this is interesting what they have to say about latter-day saints. okay, our city is the greatest recruiting point for mormon immigrants from england and the eastern states whose funds generally become exhausted by the time they reach here for anything i was talking about they stopped for several months and not in frequently remain here for a year or two pending the resumption of their journey's assault lake there at this time in st. louis about 3,000 english mormons nearly all of whom are masters of some trade. so this was actually a good gig for everybody. this was synergist. just this was win-win right so i'm trying to contrast what was goin

and make it salt lake. now, once the cities of saints is firmly established, then it becomes outmigration, and latter-day saints in the mid- 20th century start coming out to the st. louis area, kansas city, those kind of things, largely because. now, if you're unfamiliar, many of you, probably all of you are familiar with the missouri republicans. so i think this is interesting what they have to say about latter-day saints, okay? our city is the greatest recruiting point for mormon immigrants from england and the eastern states, who is has generally become exhausted by the time they reach here. what you think it was talking about? they stopped for several months, and now intrinsically remain there for a year or two, pending the resumption of their journeys to salt lake. but this time in st. louis, about 3000 english mormons, nearly all of whom are masters of the subject. so this was actually a good gig for everybody. this was, this was when-wayne, right? so i'm trying to contrast what was going on in wester

. >> vanessa pond of salt lake city was 25 and a single parent went back in 2007 she met raven abaroa. like vanessa, he was single and raising a child alone. >> he was very charming, he would always come up with such >> he seemed very different. >> a good guy? >> very good guy. >> and you felt for him? >> hard. >> along with the charm and the lavish dates, raven also had a story. a horrible, awful story. that had changed his life and would also change vanessa ponds. the story raven told wasn't just about himself, it was about his first white janet. >> he said, i should probably let you know that my wife was actually murdered. >> the murder, raven said, happen three years earlier when he and janet were living in north carolina. >> it happened in a home invasion and he came home and found her and he didn't want to talk about it any further. >> it was not the kind of thing vanessa expected to hear from the man who had just stolen her heart. >> i was beside myself. >> vanessa retreated to her laptop and began searching online. looking for exactly the details. raven abaroa had not provided

se enfrentaron a real salt lake. # partidos en la temporada regular.l centro para rematar rodrÍguez y conseguÍa el 2 a 0. descontÓ el equipo de real salt lake antes de irse a la praus de la primera mitad no alcanzÓ y los san josÉ se llevan la victoria y el sÉptimo lugar tentatid puntos arriba nuestro. tenÍamos que volver a la victoria. y esperamos seguir asÍ. nos quedan 5 finales. >>> y bueno ahora viene tambiÉn lo que falta de esta temporada, quedan # t partidos en casa. el fÚtbol mexicano se jugaba el clÁsico de mÉxico en el estadio azteca y a las chivas rayadas de guadalajara vamos a las acciones. hubieron muchos goles. brian rodrÍguez se meterÍa solo al Área. y marcaba el 1 a 0 para las Águilas. y al 36 nadie marcarÍa a diego valdez solo y su alma a la frontera del Área y sacaba un disparo de derecha para 2 a 0. y en un tiro de esquina que cruzaba todo el Área lo iban a encontrar al chileno y lÁpiz ba y la ponÍa en el Ángulo para el ter las Águilas y alejandro pondrÍa marcador final al 68, 4 a 0 ganÓ el amÉrica. como responde porque la segunda vez

. >>> this time last year, a decades-long mega drought had utah's great salt lake at its lowest leveled. but a huge snowfall over the winter has brought much of the lake back to life. barry petersen paid a visit. >> reporter: there's a particular beauty to this lake in the desert. it seems all the more special this year. >> you are talking to a person who literaly wrote an obituary for great sought lakes. >> reporter: biologist bonnie baxter is among the many who until recently feared the great salt like was dying. >> last time i was here just a year ago, this was absolutely bone dry. >> yes, dry out to there. >> and to look at it now -- >> yeah. look at the sailboats. it's like people haven't been able to even have boats on the water. >> reporter: last year, when the lake reached its lowest level ever recorded, what water there was became too salty for much of the life the lake supports. but now the swarms of tiny brine flies on the water's edge is a sign the lake is returning to health. >> so this is exciting for you. >> yes, so exciting. the birds are back on the shore. the flies a

jonathan friedman, honorary consul of ukraine in salt lake city.plause] talk to peter, president and founder of peter harsh prosthetics. [applause] president of united health ukraine. [applause] mr. peter gill, director and the ceo operator of new york city. [applause] [laughter] honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] president of -- [applause] president of u.s./ukraine activists. [applause] by order of princes olga, second grade, the founder and director of charitable direction for survivors of soldiers of ukraine. [applause] by the word of the president of ukraine, the cross of -- the arch -- the arch bishop -- the archbishop of the philadelphia department of catholic church. [applause] president of the ukrainian resistance foundation. [applause] pastor of the ukrainian orthodox cathedral of saint andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] christopher, president of the health care network of catholic hospitals. [applause] and now, the special award of the president of ukraine the golden heart, ryan, student. [applause] >> thank yo

it's in salt lake city and not a little spin in the atmosphere there. another ong ahead, any more thunderstorm activity for the mountains? it looks quiet here, although going into the next i'd say 7 to 10 days, but it does not look hot or anything like that or any offshore event either. so low, overcast and sunshine, a little bit warmer today. we'll probably get a late sea breeze there. 60s and 70s on the temps 80s inland, not a lot of change through wednesday. then thursday, friday, they start to bump up those inland high as you guys. all right. thank you steve. former 40 niners quarterback alex smith still calls the bay area home even though he's retired. coming up, we'll tell you about the new challenge he and his family are facing in his life after football and the financial landscape continues to change as technology advances in more people flock to online only banks. when you join us on the nine, why experts say there are some drawbacks to some of the enticing perks at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors ch

was the latest in a string of bad results, but also salt lake. steam exit early from last year is will come in like succeeded, walk in the, in 2021 and started. well, but that the phone hasn't been maintained. gemini is the host nation for next is european championships. now before we go, he's armando that top story this out. the death toll from rural coast, at least as quite as past 2100 rescue teams are still struggling to bring survivors out of the rubble in flattened villages near americans. as that is old 4th now of next level, aust goes to per and south africa asking the question, can we put the price on nature and then forget that website is there at the deputy dot com at any time. that's the date, or you can find this on x and instead handle one socials, that is the dev's on has to be held in berlin from where ever in the world you are watching. have a good day and start with the . every jenny is surprising. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time but still very much alive.

mire aquÍ estÁ salt lake en utah, es la zona de aterrizaje, vamos a ver quÉ sucede, despuÉs de milesfascinante guillermo. nos pone en conteÑp to de lo que somos en el universo. >>> estamos en otoÑo casi casi, el verano ha concluido, no nos fue tan bal entre otras temperaturas. primero la lluvia vÍctima este famoso verano no se presentÓ. >>> gracias, guillermo. >>> vamos con informaciÓn de Última hora. esta noche la policÍa de oakland investiga un accidente, ocurrido en 2021. >>> en su llegada localizaron a una persona que presentaba una herida de bala. su identidad se mantiene bajo reserva. >>> seguiremos atentos. >>> tambiÉn le contaremos lo que sucede en la semana de la moda de la inclusiÓn en nueva york. fue un desfile modas. entre las marcas que desfilaron fueron victoria's secret, y adidas entre otras estuvo presente. (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >>> en sÃo paulo, brasil se registraron temperaturas de hasta 104 grados, lo que obligÓ a algunos residentes a baÑarse en fuentes pÚblicas con tal de soportar este calor, la ciudad catalogÓ este calor como el mÁs caluroso del aÑo, pero a

karbala operation, the story starts from here , when everyone who was martyred , they talk about the salt lakeich is from lavason gardens and the same place where he was, which is very far away from i want to move the car with a napkin in the hills around lavasan and enter the garden there . it was an internal scene from a grave . until the revolution , no one knew about the martyr's neighborhood and i used to leave the family for their mother. i said that i i used to go there for five months, no one should go there, you can hear me crying, soap there was solid traffic, and if anyone understood , we could do it here, so that the viewers are ready, post your report and your more complete report about this dear martyr, thank you very much for the venue of the stage. we are thanking you for your companionship. greetings, reporter today and tomorrow and the health of our refrigerator was damaged today, all the food looked the same, rahima, of course , aftabeh, i don't know the cost of soldering. qom and isfahan in this program, i would like to introduce the sogand work model shoes, the sogand kare

scoring less than two minutes into the match, san jose beats real salt lake 2-1.season you know, you've got it pretty good. streaming this much stuff was never this easy. yes! nice eye thingies. they're collagen boosters. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. and add now tv for $20. you guys like this show too? yes chef! get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> before we go, return to our breaking news out of los angeles county. a sheriff's deputy has died after being ambushed in his patrol car near the palmdale police station. the gunman is still on the loose. the sheriff speaking from the medical center says the threat remains to the public. the deputy was a field training officer. those officers are quote the best of the best, says the sheriff. a los angeles county sheriff's deputy killed in an ambush attack in palmdale. >> we're monitoring the news conference now and our team will ing updates on "today in the bay" and you can get the lates

si tiene planes de viajar con la familia tambiÉn a salt lake y aquÍ estÁ el sistema de baja presiÓn que estar cinco a seis dÍas de esto podÍan cambiar esta condiciones pero por supuesto le voy a tener los detalles acercÁndonos a estos dÍas. san francisco los prÓximos dÍas inicios nublados y por supuesto, las temperaturas estables en estos altos 60 y todavÍa nos queda este calor para maÑana la temperaturas el domingo lunes pero por supuesto, bastante sol el resto de la semana. regreso con ustedes. >> (palabra en inglÉs( estÁ viendo residentes que se abstengan de utilizar drones en Áreas donde combaten incendios porque en ocasiones esto les impide a los cuerpos de auxilio que realicen operaciones aÉreas que por tanto podrÍan provocar expansiÓn de las llamas y en riesgo la ciudad. tenga en cuenta seguir con las condiciones y operaciones de extinciÓn de incendios porque pues un delito, pueden ser multados con 1000 dÓlares. >> por otro lado, hablemos ahora sobre la comunidad nicaragÜense que estÁ creciendo cada vez mÁs en el Área de la bahÍa. hay un grupo de paisanos que les abren las puerta

jonathan friedman in salt lake city. [applause] >> dr.peter harsh, founder of peter harsh prosthetics. [applause] >> ms. marina, president of united help ukraine. [applause] >> mr. peter, director general and ceo of metropolitan in new york city. [applause] [laughter] >> honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] >> dora, president of rasam. [applause] >> president of u.s.-ukrainianian activist. [applause] >> by order of princes olga, second grade, founder and director of charitable organization that of survived soldiers, ukraine. [applause] >> by the word of the president of ukraine the cross, archbishop and metropolitan of the philadelphia, ukrainian catholic church. [applause] >> president of the ukrainian ianresistance foundation. >> father, pastor of the ukraine cathedral, st. andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] >> christopher manson, vice president of the healthcare network of catholic hospitals. [applause] >> and now by special award of the president of ukraine golden heart, ryan. student. [applause] >> middle sc

the low is up toward salt lake city. now.there. but that's that's really all that's going to keep us from just keep the beat going here. so more sunshine today. the high mid level clouds are moved out, but fog then sun pretty good fog bank out there, some reduced visibility, but mainly it's just a low overcast, 6070s and 80s, not much change through wednesday. end of the week, though, does look warmer, especially away from the coast. steve, thank you. some east bay restaurants say they're fed up with the inaction over car break-ins how they're taking safety for their patrons into their own hands. and thousands of people laced up their shoes to jog onto the field at oracle park will take you along for this year's giant race at san francisco. you should have gotten a colon cancer screening, but, stuff came up. but, if you are 45 and older, it's time to get checked. visit ccalliance.org to learn more. don't let but, stuff... get in the way of your screening. - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple

touchdown >> osiris-rex making landfall at a testing ground in salt lake city. the first time experts say the us has brought an asteroid sample back from space and it could hold the answers to life's most existential questions. this has never happened before and we may be able to unlock some really, really important clues to where we came from. the microwave sized capsule landing safely after the seven year, 4.4 billion mile mission inside, around nine ounces of rubble from bennu, an asteroid as old as the solar system itself collected using a long stick vacuum. we're trying to learn what planets are made of, where did the water and the organic molecules on the earth and other planets come from? >> and here's here's some samples of that that are going to come back to the earth to be studied in laboratory studies all over the world for decades, which is critical because nasa science artists predict bennu about the size of the empire state building has a rare one. >> in 2000, 700 chance of striking earth in the year 2182. >> we think it looks a lot like the object

down, and velma got lost and velma fashion cried from her tears and satisfied everyone with this salt lakewater, water is being profited from, i’m stained water, and so is the water for some lek baths. uh, the best thing to do is come to the dispensary and, uh, get this water and drink it, for example, at home. well, there was also an idea to split up a mineral water bottling workshop. kapotkevichskaya oleg - this get-project has not yet been implemented. lake dikoe, the largest lake in the petrokovo region, will turn out to be reshki in lake chervonoye. what previously spilled and throughout the forest, some scientists believe that a participant formed in the lake. well, in the late eighties they found out that there was a great the bed is suprapel and kel you cross church was not loved. driveway. so she herself will be cut down such by her snotty pierce and you to be arrested. there's a ferry of excavators here. suproli gts were raised from one lake. the uniqueness of our that is otherwise revealed, so i will swear. our nature is revealed step by step in the witch. yes, she needs to be l

countries, the swing start, the level of forward to go resistance against the rise of the global salt lake. and in the last month we have c and the stock summit in salt africa. and the end of this month only. we have seen that you're doing this, i made in a new gandhi and, and bought this a summer, some conferences and on this one thing is very clear that the provo salt are trying to change the international the national make on isn't they are trying to book free beer up would you send this trend in front of the international community. but unfortunately, the waste time countries, the developed countries are not showing any kind of of any kind of support to the, to the global. so. well, i mean a bit, perhaps it's not a surprise if indeed the global south does perhaps present a bit of a threat to the ruling hedge and what, what did you make of that job? what did you make of the minister? he also claimed that the world is a, is still one of double standards. what does that, what do they mean by that? a good look. let me give you some example. like, why did the adjustment cost us or that thin

salt lake city is the headquarters of the mormon church.hat in september 2008, nine months after the sinclair college assault, he attacked a former girlfriend. as the authorities in utah were pulling the case against rossi together, back in rhode island, phones were starting to ring. "rep, how are you?" i said, "how are you, nicholas?" "i'm in france," or europe somewhere. i think he said france first. i said, "what's going on?" "well, i had to leave the country." i get another call. he's still in europe. he's ill now at this point. maybe two weeks after that, he's really ill. and he... this is the last time i spoke to him. "it's nick." i said, "yeah, i know, nick, it's you." but he has a raspy voice. he goes, "i'm dying. i'm dying." i said, "nick, you're not dying. cockroaches don't die." radio: local news and information on wpro, providence. _ nicholas alahverdian, he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. an obituary that appeared online claimed n

do you live in salt lake? to clean the lazy, pretty mad. at k, a fuselage got the weekend. he said i dropped on the floor mats. if they don't speak, let it be of the data gave me some of this. i mean, the real capital seller has sort of gives you the for the main thing for that, the, all of it. so for me, with the 0 a photo. so you have seen that on the face, the, the, the due date, actually i'm a bad hit, manage and says book. and that is the evidence of the names of the photos of age is your notice that i can egypt move aside to make a new thing because we've been much of, i'm just wondering about amendments in the global fisma fund and send that to out of hand because that even too much of it was 6 and then so at least one so that it moves 6 as anybody may for most of us. so it looks good as a bit of 6 and reset looks good. it's as informed front effects of that once or being faxing just have one. i'm calling my friend. hi, how are you? are you ready for 20 trips to genuity on top of that ever or listening to me like just as recording my quote, i given him something like

do you live in salt lake that is printing nearly 3, matt. it gave or she's really got the week and they said i dropped all of that. the format, if they don't let it be of a data, really similar to us, i mean, the real capital launches sort of gives you the main thing that you all set up for this. so for me, with the 0 a photo. so you've seen that on the face, the, the, the due date, actually, i'm a bad hit, manage and says look on the news. the evidence of those rugs at the base is your notice that i can egypt move aside to make anything because we've been just on your amendments and deliver fisma fund and send that to out of hand because the inventory much of it was 6, have been so reconsider it moves 6 as anybody may for most of us. so it looks well as a bit of 6 and reset looks good. it's as informed front inspection today was to be in to actually just have one. i'm calling my friend. hi. how are you? are you ready for the 25th of january? i'm fixing that have an order. this seems to me like just as recording my code. i given him somethin

salt lake city is the headquarters of the mormon church.n is that in september 2008, nine months after the sinclair college assault, he attacked a former girlfriend. as the authorities in utah were pulling the case against rossi together, back in rhode island, phones were starting to ring. "rep, how are you?" i said, "how are you, nicholas?" "i'm in france," or europe somewhere. i think he said france first. i said, "what's going on?" "well, i had to leave the country." i get another call. he's still in europe. he's ill now at this point. maybe two weeks after that, he's really ill. and he... this is the last time i spoke to him. "it's nick." i said, "yeah, i know, nick, it's you." but he has a raspy voice. he goes, "i'm dying. i'm dying." i said, "nick, you're not dying. cockroaches don't die." radio: local news and information i on wpro, providence. nicholas alahverdian, he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. an obituary that appeared online cla

salwar settlement, local residents evaporated salt from small salt lakes and well fishing turned oute, a whole industry was formed, from extraction and processing to transportation and sale by the famous chumaks. the scale is impressive and today, in the mid-19th century , up to 7.000 pounds of salt were exported from here annually. in the second half of the 19th century, in the area of ​​the current solidar, geologists explored large underground deposits of rock salt. they began to extract it using the mine method and in 1881 it was launched. the first mine has been mining for more than 140 years, with interruptions due to the civil war and german occupation during the great patriotic war and the current fighting in soviet times in the mines. artyom salt produced approximately forty percent of all table salt. the ussr set a record in the ninety-first, more than 7 million tons were mined here in 2013, the maximum over the last 20 years was 3.5 million. about half a million tons of this production were exported to russia about whether the salt of novorussia can appear on our table in

a group of us in salt lake city made the journey to the ground about an hour and a half away, a celebratedolleagues we haven't seen in years, a lot of friends and dear people we worked very closely with. as the time got closer to the landing, you could feel thing is getting quieter and quieter. those last five or ten minutes were something i'll never forget the rest of my life. everyone blue to the screen watching the telemetry, seeing the images coming back from the aircraft following the capsule. everyone holding their breath, and the elation and the eruption with the group when it was confirmed the main parachute had deployed, finally a few minutes later when it touched down softly on the surface, it's been an incredible day. the surface, it's been an incredible da . , ., ., the surface, it's been an incredible da. , ., ., day. tell us more about how the canadian space _ day. tell us more about how the canadian space agency - day. tell us more about how the canadian space agency insisted l day. tell us more about how the | canadian space agency insisted in this entire mission.— canadian

included as being the solar system would also be a good source of income with the crew of using the uh, salt lake. how's it kept on? send the raw, the pool soil in nature conservation areas, and they help maintain the soil. so the solar system would be an added source of income in addition to the capital. oh, we can also use it as a dry place to store. i hate that the cows feed onto it for you and it's also a protective roof for them into a stair to you. the few of the farmers cattle already gone to try out their new accommodation and they seem to feel right at home. well, the good news is planning on installing the system as soon as possible. how's it been? oh yeah, you know one that we or you. but what do you do after you're done using your some of us might be placing this inc strong. but most of us, we just throw the or ping away on several bands. i'm like this one. don't even have the option of replacing this extra. but what is your benco do more than just head rule, the tree of knowledge, difficult to actually girl ality. i agree when i'm watching the whole think would be cited as well. ok.

when we went to it, we were hoping places like salt lake city and other polluted areas would and denver would move to this cleaner burning. but they haven't. and so california is really a fuel island. that means that if we have a disruption, we don't really have a lot of other fuel sources to fall back on. and unfortunately, in the fall, we tend to see a lot of refinery maintenance because they're getting through the summer to produce to keep up with the demand. and then they do maintenance in the fall. and if there's any sort of delay, as we saw last year, that can send prices sky high. i don't know what the problem is this year. usually we usually don't find out for months afterwards, but it looks like we're running into the same situation this year. we don't have enough supply. and as a result, those wholesale prices have already gone through the roof. and i think the retail prices are going to follow. >> so what are the levers that the state can pull to provide some relief to consumers? i mean, could they temporarily suspend the gas tax? can they move to the winter blend sooner ? >>

osiris rex making landfall in testing grounds in salt lake city, the first time experts say the u.s. has brought an asteroid sample back from space. it could hold the answers to life's most existential questions. >> this has never happened before. we may be able to unlock some really important clues to where we came from. >> reporter: the microwave size capsule landing safely this morning. inside, around 9 ounces of rubble from bennu, an asteroid as old as the solar system itself, collected using a long-stick vacuum. >> we're trying to learn what planets are made of. where did the water and organic molecules on the earth and other planets come from. here's some samples of that that will come back to the earth to be studied in laboratories all over the world. >> reporter: which is critical because nasa scientists predict bennu, about the size of the empire state building, has a 1 in 2,700 chance of striking earth in the year 2182. >> we think it looks like the objects that might have brought precursors to life to our own planet. when we have the opportunity to study the sample in some

police say ruby frankie's 12 year old son escaped from jody hildebrand's house near salt lake city and ran to a neighbor asking for food and water. officers say the boy had deep cuts from being tied up and he was malnourished. two of frankie's other children are in protective custody. the two women are being held without bail. and here in california, we've seen a lot of rain in recent weeks, thanks in part to a tropical storm, hilary. while that rain has been good for california's reservoirs, devastating for farmers and farm workers across the state. statewide losses could end up in the billions. and you may see the impact at grocery stores. many farms will be forced to replant crops because of all the flooding, which is more expensive and will take longer to get food in stores. new at 11 family members who own and operate a jewelry store in southern california say they were successful in preventing a smash and grab robbery. it was all caught on camera here. the incident happened yesterday afternoon in the la county city of el monte family members say they fought off the would be thief

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. >> yes, simon will take on saturday's game between the san jose earthquakes and real salt lake she has served. as for the fourth official for several mls games this season, simon is already the first black woman to earn a fifa badge, the highest honor for a referee. she's also a choctaw native american heritage. very cool. >> awesome. >> well, we still have a lot more news ahead here on this wednesday. >> yeah, let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories that are coming up at 530. karina >> thanks, emma and julian tonight, a look at dreamforce as the tech mega conference draws more than 40,000 attendees to san francisco. abc7 news reporter suzanne fan has been covering this event from the very beginning and she'll join me to discuss its impact on the city and the discussions being had about artificial intelligence plus seven on your side with an update on california insurance regulations after consumer advocates say there's a secret backroom deal to get a major bailout and force consumers to pay for it. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 b

. >> reporter: tonight, in salt lake city, remarkable moment between mother and daughter when mom needed been training for a marathon, running with her friends every morning before then getting her children off to school, keeping her family updated on her progress. they have been there for her every step of the way. so when it was time for the race, they were right there again, mom courtney keeping them updated on the route. they were encouraging her, cheering her on. with two miles left, she told them she was struggling, not doing well. when 10-year-old avery saw her rounding the final corner, she knew what she needed, running out to run with her. grabbing her mother's hand and running to the finish line with her. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: mother and daughter, courtney and avery. >> i knew you just needed that little bit of encouragement and love. i knew that just holding her hand to cross the finish line would make her smile. >> it did. i did smile. >> reporter: tonight, that mother and daughter and their lesson on the power of support and never giving up. >>

real housewives of salt lake citystarjen shaw and elizabeth holmes have become fast friends in prisonrding to a rep for shaw. disgraced tech mobile elizabeth holmes and shaw have developed a deeper relationships months into starting their sentences. her rep also says, they are both working on rehabilitating and have bonded over being on this journey of positive change. shaw was originally sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering. homes, as you may know, was serving an 11 year sentence for fraud. they're both serving time in a federal prison camp in texas. >>> heading over to the anchor desk where janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. >> it is so nice to see you. we have a lot going on. feeling unsafe sending kids to school. that is how parents are feeling about one s. bay high school. they contacted us about the alarming number of fights on campus. some of it caught on camera. one parent told us there were six fights in one day. we have a reporter they're looking into it. >>> an unconventional solution to a long-running problem in the san francisco cast

joining me now for in salt lake city in utah is a former us missile defense agency consultants, and current deputy director of national operations with us task force on national and homeland security david pine. david, thanks so much for coming on before i gets to the war. uh, can i just ask you, because uh, obviously everyone's looking at the tragedy in hawaii, so many people killed the west fires and so on. already, e m. p. you might have to explain what the m b is, is suspected by someone, the social media and so for so for giving away at the law, just alarm system in the world. and that happens to affect to the poor is the area of molly, a poor area holding out against property spinky lights is up. any johnson with the m p. notice is whatsoever um electromagnet for having an issue. yes. electra of magnetic pulse on those there are weapons that don't cause any kinetic or physical damage. they only cause damage to electronics. i think the conspiracy theories are more focused on directed energy weapons, space based lasers, perhaps by russia or china. but you have to see any evidence of tha