we want to thank you for joining us in salt lake city, and we want to thank governor robert and his wife for hosting us and for the extraordinary -- gov. herbert and his wife for hosting us and for the extraordinary job they are already doing. we are prepared to answer questions. [applause] >> can we take questions, please? >> gov. gregoire, what is your feeling about -- >> let me tell you what is going on in washington, d.c. i think that is more to the point. across the nation, we can ill afford the debate going on in washington, d.c. we are in a fragile state of recovery. the fact that we're not moving forward to solve the debt issue is resulting -- i can tell you in my own home state, where i am

boise at 90, salt lake city at 90. l.a. right around 80. interior california should easily noob the 90s. interior california should easily noob the 90s. not bad in the northwest either the 90s. humidity is very low so it should be enjoyable. that is shaping up as one of the best weather weeks we've seen on the west. not too hot, not too cold, lots of sun. >>> stocks stumble on washington on certainty. amazon surprises. and a fun park that was no fun for no couple. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, "playboy's" 85-year-old founder takes yet >>> plus, "playboy's" 85-year-old founder takes yet the1: fiancee who dumped him days before their wedding. >>> coming up, the marlins find a good luck charm and is michael >>> coming up, the marlins find a good luck charm and is michael phelps leaving the u.s. team? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." here are some of your top headlines this morning. north korea is calling for a peace treaty with the u.s. to officially end the k

salt lake city and albuquerque. >> heading to the airport, look for delays possible in new york, philly, kansas city, vegas, salt lake, also phoenix and miami. >>> terrorists have come up with a chilling new way to get explosives onto passenger jets. >> the plan is to surgically implant bombs deep inside the human body so tucked away even the most sensitive airport scanners are unable to detect them. brian ross has the details. >> reporter: the reports of so-called belly bombs has led to an urgent alert for increased scrutiny of passengers heading to the u.s. who appear to have had recent surgery. >> al qaeda has been working for over a year on the idea of implanting bombs surgically inside human beings, and they may bybyow have actually done that. >> reporter: the tsa is warning that the surgically implanted bombs are clearly designed to get around most current airport screening machines. >> we are treating the information seriously and sharing the information as a precautionary matter with our foreign counterparts and also, of course, the u.s. carriers that fly overseas. >> reporter:

the salt lake. city. police. the middle east and the salt lake city to. please. him it just seems like. a. couple of years. my whole life and whatever i've tried to do i've tried to unite the will of the spiritual work of the flesh that's a spiritual journey most spirituality which all this after you. have to deal with what you call that or not call it conscience i was never an athlon this time i never march through my letters because i didn't think it would help and then i died after casey had been. killed for about three weeks my daughter in a coma and you know the last couple of lines that if we the people let them continue another mother will meet i have a duty to lease the least you know till people buy store. but it's the guys are stuck where you know couple said you know go back we are there it's they're fine for us so we asked for. their. because if i didn't object to some obvious injustice i couldn't live with myself i kept it in defiance at least i'm going to try alice on it and on my deathbed and say at least i tried to make it and when i found out we

sure, there were the usual fireworks and food to celebrate the fourth but hundreds of folks in salt lake city hit the slopes at the snowbird ski resort. why not. >> the record-breaking snow season has left plenty of white powder and even temperatures that reached into the 70s. didn't keep the resort from serving some wintertime fun. the average snowfall is 500 inches. this winter they got a whopping 783. >> skiing in july. >> yeah, wear sunscreen. >> i love it. i'll do it. sounds good. >>> a look at this morning's weather from around the country, we do have some severe storms that threaten the northern plains from green bay to wisconsin to denver. there is still a possibility of golf ball-sized hail and winds gusting up to 80 miles an hour and also an isolated tornado. south florida could see afternoon thunderstorms. >> most of the nation will see temperatures warmer than usual. dallas is above 100 degrees for the tenth day in a row with high humidity. new york hits 90 instead of the usual low 80s. boise is 93 and seattle, a comfortable 80. >>> well, coming up, trouble on wall street. why som

. >>> the top 11 idol finalists kicked off their live tour last night in salt lake city and they're headede to the bay area. the finalists including winner scottie mccreery and lauren elena will be in san jose on wednesday. >>> let's talk about our weather now because the weekend is closing in. as we've been talking about this week, seems like the temperatures keep trending down. >> they have been sliding down over the last few days, still some hot numbers inland. but really cooling off at the coast and right around the bay as we come in tighter. the fog a bit stubborn from point rays down to ocean beach and san francisco. right around pacifica, winds have been the key, reversal here on an on shore breeze. you see winds out of the north- northwest gusting to 20 miles per hour. that will help import some of that fog. late tonight into early tomorrow morning that is a part of our forecast as you can see for tonight. fog increases primarily coast side right around the bay. tomorrow fog and warm numbers inland. but the weekend more fog and temperatures definitely cooling off. for friday we'll

office he invalidated the auction but even after that tim de christopher was convicted in the salt lake city federal court of making nearly two million dollars and false bids at a federal auction today tim was sentenced to two years in prison and a ten thousand dollars fine and he was immediately taken into custody outside the courtroom about one hundred people gathered in salt lake city to show support for what they are calling a courageous act of civil disobedience so why the criminal charges when the auction itself was deemed illegal earlier i spoke to kevin zeese the director of come home america dot us i asked him what he thought of timber christopher's actions here's his take. that's right it was an axis of the beating and that stopped and the illegal sale of leases the oil and gas industry the sale of the illegal and not only the obama administration to stop it after to christopher a bit on the land but they reviewed the leases there are personnel and almost all of them would have been illegally leads what this was was a rush to try to get sales done by the bush administration to thei

he invalidated the auction in total but even after that tender christopher was convicted in a salt lake city federal court of making nearly two million dollars in false the federal auction he is out the courthouse right now scheduled to be sentenced but here's the question why these criminal charges and the auction itself was deemed essentially illegal well earlier i spoke to kevin zeese the director of come home america us i asked what he thought of him to christopher's actions here's his take . that's right it was a necklace of the beating inspector and the legal sale of leases the oil and gas industry the sale was illegal and not only the obama administration stop it after the christopher bit on the land but they reviewed believe the leases their upper sale and almost all of them would have been illegally least what this was was a rush to try to get sales done by the bush administration to their friend new oil and gas industry or for the obama so he came into power and turned to christopher to have a lawsuit that was making progress and tender chris perkins own to stopping illegal leasing

. >>> and campaigning on a harley yesterday in salt lake city. this is huntsman's first visit to salt lake city. mitt romney pulling almost 70 points ahead of huntsman among voters. >>> secretary of state hillary rodham clinton lend as helping hand to greece. she is in athens this morning, to show american support for the financial crisis. greece is working with the european union. she visits india tomorrow, and later indonesia, hong kong, and china. >>> recent bombings in mumbai fueled speculation she would cancel her trip to southeast asia. but she said the u.s. most show solidarity with india. >>> china is criticizing president obama today for his meeting with the dalai lama. he reiterated that the u.s. does not support independence for tibet. china accuses of dalai lama of being a separatist. earlier this year, he stepped down from his political role, and says he is now only the spiritual leader of the tibetens. >>> the country's biggest supermarket chain admits it sold beef from cattle that ate nuclear contaminated feed. the cattle ate straw

smart was just 14 when mitchell took her from her salt lake city home, rape herd and held her nine months. he had until today to file appeal. >> kidnap victim jaycee dugard's memoir about his -- her kidnapping and 18 years in prison will be released tomorrow she. spoke to diane sawyer in an interview that aired last night. the now 31-year-old was just 11 when abducted from south lake tahoe during her ordeal she was repeatedly raped and had two daughters before being identified by a police officer by a staff now, she says she looks forward to maybe falling in love one day. >> i want to find love one day. the kind of love i read about. still want that? >> i don't know. i don't think about it. i'm happy the way my life is now. if it happens it happens. if it doesn't, i'll still be happy. >> but it doesn't seem impossible after what you've been through? >> no. it doesn't seem impossible. >> and part of her therapy is riding and caring for horses. the interview will air again this weekend. you can see it saturday night at 9:00. >> and abc news investigation into tea party favorite michelle bac

governor for on the initiative by leaders of two countries are being held in salt lake city. please let me extend our heartfelt thanks. warm congratulations on the opening of the forearm. -- forum. it is a step for words between china and the u.s. and promoting international cooperation. in our delegation, we have representatives from an eastern coastal area of china, central china, and western china. we could use this opportunity to work together with our friends in the united states for, and investment and to promote greater progress between the two countries. we will introduce to you about our respective provinces. i want to take this opportunity to brief you on trade and investments. it is located in the western coast of pacific and southeastern coastal area of china. it is one of the most developed provinces. we have contributed to more than 7% of china's economic growth every year in 2010. our exports are $185 billion. 11.5% of the china's total. that means of all the exports made in china, one time comes from our province. -- one-tenth comes from our province. it is al

salt lake city 94. even tomorrow the interior west will be a lot warmer. if you're watching us on khnl watch sea creatures capture their meals at a special feeding. marine munchies at the waikiki aquarium. >> like a mini-nemo. we know all about that. now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. this weekend in theaters, the harry potter film franchise said good-bye to its fans and hello to the record books. "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2" took in over $168 million, beating the previous best opening weekend record of $158 million held by 2008's "the dark knight." it also set the record for best opening day with $92 million. and best midnight show debut with $43.5 million. overseas the film earned $307 million since opening day wednesday. the best international debut ever, including record openings in england and australia. "transformers: dark of the moon" number one on the two previous weekends slipped to second with $21 million. for now, at least, it remains the year's top domestic pick. >>> finally some facts for you film

we actually have some nice weather conditions even salt lake city and boise will enjoy >> looks like the weekend forecast will be improving. warm and dry. >> let's hop plane to the west coast. all right, bill, thank you so much. >>> well, a big euro debt deal, a new owner for chrysler, and a royal dash through duty-free. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, captain america's mission was to fight the nazis, but he has an even tougher mission this weekend at the box office beating "harry potter." >>> coming up, one save and a beauty. the nfl owners are ready for football, but are the players? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headlines this morning. >>> senior defense officials tell nbc news today the pentagon will announce that both secretary of defense leon panetta and all of the joint chiefs have certified the military is ready to repeal don't ask, don't tell. president obama signed a repeal of the military's ban on openly gay troops. since then the military has b

seattle at 76 and a lot of upper 80s and low 90s until you get to dallas, denver and salt lake city. 105 in phoenix. dry heat. let's take a look what is going on. most of the airports are running on time. i got word there is no more delays. any severe weather will be around denver and minneapolis this afternoon. >>> 4:49. sara shourd will begin a housekeepinger strike to protest the detained two others in iran. they detained them two years ago as they hiked on the iran-iraq border. iranians released shourd on bail last year but the two others are set to go on trial later this month. a protest will be started in a rolling hunger strike fasting for a demand of their release. >> a fremont company which is considered to be the oscar of technology, sun innovations was given for a glass. richard hart reports. >> if this video screen looks familiar it's because you saw a movie named minority report. tom crews sees the images through his monitor. >> it's like avatar. it's on the glass. this technology comes in. >> sun's invention combines a laser beam with a film. one layer turns red, one tu

a little warm in salt lake city. boi boise, warm. central valleys of california will be in the 90s. boise, we'll cool you off slightly tomorrow. not a lot of changes. seattle, looks like you'll be in the low 70s today. tomorrow, about 75. and in medford, 97 to 94. what you see is what you get. a lot of that happening yesterday will repeat itself today. if you are watching us on knrb, reno, nevada, see how this captured end mat feature of nature was captured in his icon irk book in the nevada museum of art. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> thank you, bill. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> jeopardy host alex trebek apparently doubled as a crime fighter. the 71-year-old snapped his achilles tendon and injured his other leg chasing down a burglar who took cash and a bracelet his mother gave him from his hotel wednesday morning. a 56-year-old woman was later caught and booked for felony burglary and possession of stolen property. >>> tmz reports joe pesci is suing the producers of the upcoming movie about mobster john gotti saying he was

salt lake city and in vegas and areas of arizona, it will be a straight shower or two also. the forecast on wednesday, temperatures very warm. especially around boise, 96. if you're watching us on kmtr, news source 16, eugene, oregon, on satellite, kmtx in roseberg. spread some blankets out on the lawn and enjoy some live country music, music on the half shell at stewart park. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. mel gibson hasn't done anything settle in the last few years, so why should his divorce be different? gibson settled with wife robin for a staggering $450 million. >>> 21-year-old harry potter star daniel radcliffe says he has given up drinking completely. he says he's lucky paparazzi never caught him at his worst. >>> david beckham and his wife may not be american, but the fourth of july is very important for to them. they got married on the 4th and a spokesman announced they will be waiting a bit longer to have their daughter. and finally radar online reports that publishers are prepared to offer arnold schwarzenegger's soon t

salt lake city, 101 yesterday. the only cool spot is up there in the northwest. that's the only spot where we're getting influence from canada and off the pacific. everyone else is warm including all of nevada and interior sections of california. this green area is actually seeing some rain. temperatures are warm. have monsoonal connection out of mexico this morning. lake halves a u, you have a chance at wet weather. it should dry out later. temperatures will be kept down because of all the clouds. that's good. no one wants the forecast for tomorrow since it's back to work day, but i'm required to give that. >> lots of triple digit temps. 108 vegas, 112 phoenix. >> it's kind of typical. >> i know, summer. >>> how will wall street begin the week ahead? >>> plus mcdonald's plans to power its trucks with leftover oil from fries. your early business headlines are straight ahead. >>> the sound at the box office was actually the sound of the box office records breaking. >>> a walkoff between the mets and yankees. >>> well, good morning and welcome back to "early today,

in this really crazy heat wave while the northwest remains in a cooler weather pattern. 92 in salt lake city. boise at 90, billings at 92. we'll deal with clouds and temperatures a bit below average. >>> over the weekend just a little chance, one day, we're going to have a little bit of rain in the northwest. i'll tell you where when we come back. >> also when we come back, big ben takes the wind out of wall street sails. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus a huge, record shattering weekend for this big screen installment of harry potter. >>> the nfl lockout is nearing an end. the roger clemens' trial is over and is there such a thing as an all-star game hangover? the if you're the yankees, the answer is yes. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are the top headlines this morning. >>> two delta airlines planes collided while taxiing on the runway at logan international airport causing damage to one of the plane's tails and the other's wing. one passenger was treated for a possible neck injury. >>> federal prosecutors say

point from her home during summer, 2002 at just 14 years of age, held captive nine months but a salt lake city street preacher convicted last year. smart's spokesman says she's now committed to child advocacy work and her partnership with abc news will give her a powerful tool to accomplish this and jaiszy dugard is speaking about her 18-year imprisonment at the antioch home of phillip and nancy garrido. in an interview, jaycee dugard talks about her abduction, and her life as a prisoner in a secret compound behind the house. she says a turning point was after the birth of her first daughter. >> i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. and i knew i can never let anything happen to her. and i didn't know how i was going to do that, but i did. >> and you can see the interview in a two-hour prime time special. sunday night at 9:00. we're going to have a little bit more of the interview tonight at 6:00. >> the california public utilities commission announced today it has created a new risk assessment unit to improve pipeline safety and oversight in the state that. is in response to the san bruno explos

. >> salt lake city. denver. omaha. >> reporter: ruff's planned journey has been written about in several firefighting publications when this retired firefighter read about it he opened up his san francisco home. >> when i saw what he was doing i thought i had to get involved in it. this is something that speaks to me. >> reporter: ruff is the first to admit his is an effort from the heart and does not have logistical support. he doesn't have a vehicle to follow on the route that will cover more than 4400 miles. >> it will be tough. going through the desert. that's not going to be fun. climbing the mountains is not going to be fun. it is going to be hard. but it is going to be worth it in the end. but one thing he does have passion for what he is attempting to do. >> spending a year working for something and to be here a great feeling. >> his journey will begin here tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. members of the san francisco fire department will be escorting him for the first little ways of his journey. hoping to get

i would say they are not even scattered, isolated thunderstorms from salt lake city to boise and vegas and phoenix. notice much cooler behind the cold front in seattle only at 65 with the chance for showers. very warm in the interior california, coastal areas very seasonable with temperatures in the 70s and 80fallon at 96. interior california warm in the mid-90s. nothing much is going to change heading into the weekend. still a lot of nice weather. >> i just was in vegas and it was 105. and because of all the rain, it feels more like 80. so i guess that's the one good thing. >> sometimes during the summer it will cool you off. >> not bad. >>> trucking on wall street, a stock sinks a scandal and the politically-correct company accused of not paying pc wages. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, kim kardashian proved the public relations warning, never make a statement that can be taken out of context. >> coming up, debate raid, shaving cream and a swing and a miss. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today.

areas like salt lake city in the 90s. las vegas is into the 100s. l.a. today, 78. san francisco, cooler for you, but once you get inland it will be just fine. much of california away from the water will see a warm day today. showers today in the northwest. tomorrow we clear it out, but look how chilly it is. highs in the mid-60s. we still have to carry the jacket, ridiculous. if you are watching us on news 4 in reno, nevada, discover artists with the cells of the body and the expanse of the universe. that's biology and technology at the nevada museum of art. >>> well, now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. when it comes to this year's mtv video music awards, so far a notorious poor loser is a winner. kanye west notched seven nominations, which means seven chances for him to make news if he loses. katy perry snagged nine nominations to lead this year's field. >>> reports in what could be her sixth time collaborating with johnny depp. helen abonhamme carter could possibly star in "the lone ranger." zach braff's official website was the

phoenix to albuquerque and salt lake city, that's where the moisture flow continues on the coast of washingtontate, 74 in seattle. portland, around 79 and sunday's forecast, not a lot changes. it looks like a little warmer air mass for some areas. but overall, what you see is what you get into the weekend. if you're watching us on kntv, nbc 11 in california's bay area, head to nearby mountain view, for the little ones, for a children's production of the "wish peddler." at mountain view center for the performing arts. >>> bill, thank you. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment.cc1: with three new releases crowding theaters this weekend, it's safe to say there's something for everyone at the box office. harrison ford and daniel craig saddle up in the sci-fi western "cowboys and aliens." an 1800s town invaded by aliens. the movie's big name talent should be a big draw for the movie goers to the tune of an expected $42 million. everyone's favorite blue creatures are back and now on the big screen in "the smurfs." the live action animation hybrid that stars neil p

. >> phoenix meanwhile, hits 108, albuquerque, 93, salt lake city, 86. upper 90s in the twin city, chicago and dallas. mostly 90s along the east coast. >>> more news now. president obama says if he does support legislation that would overturn a law defining marriage as a union between one man and one woman. the act gets its first hearing on capitol hill today before the senate judiciary committee. >>> new york city is limiting the number of same-sex couples who can marry on the sunday which will be the first day that gay marriage becomes legal in new york state. the mayor says only 764 licenses will be issued for that date, and couples are now being chosen for the date by lottery. >> what an influx it will be. >> certainly a big day. >>> all right. an update to what appeared to be a city's tough stance on distracted pedestrians. >> it had been reported that philadelphia was cracking down on texting while walking with hefty fines in place if you crossed that boundary. not true.s depp city mayor says pepestrians will be reminded to be aware of their surroun

it >> this weekend, live from salt lake city, the nation's governors look at the net the -- lessons of 9/11, and the featured speaker talks competitiveness and the economy. look for live coverage saturday at 5:30 eastern and sunday at 1:30 eastern, the national governors' association this weekend, online, on c-span radio and on c-span. >> i am interested in what i call disappearing america. america that may not be here 25 years from now. >> for 30 years, carol heiss smith has troubled the united states, document in the country through her camera lens. every photograph donated and available at the library of congress. all over story sunday night. as a prelude to monday's debut of c-span's original documentary, "the library of congress began that every weekend, american history tv on c-span 3 highlights the 150th anniversary of the civil war. this week, historians on the events that led to the april 1861 attack on fort sumter. live in two weeks marks the first major battle of the civil war, the battle of bull run, with 48 hours of civil war programming. the civil war -- every weekend on

something in the salt lake. city. police saying. at least something that. the police and the mit police. simply be. a. hopeless. my whole life and whatever i've tried to do i've tried to unite the will of the spirit of the work of the flesh or that's a spiritual journey my space and spirituality which all the stuff you. have to deal with whether you call it that or not call it conscience i was never an athame as to i never march german letters because i didn't think it would house and then i died after casey had been. killed for about three weeks my daughter hannah climbed. in and the last couple of lines that if we the people rather than continue another mother will be if i have a duty to lease the least you know till people buy store. it's the guys who are stuck or are you you know couple so they're all go back there it's they're fine for us somewhere else for. their. people like us if i didn't object to some obvious injustice i couldn't live with myself if i can't make a difference at least someone try listening in on my deathbed and say at least i tried

smart was kidnapped at age 14 by a salt lake city street preacher. now she could be on the air within the next couple weeks. a spokesperson says the music student wants to use the media position to create awareness involving cases with missing children. back in may, brian david mitchell was sentenced to life behind bars. in 1991, jaycee dugard was kidnapped and held captive for 18 years by a paroled sex offender. in 2009, she was found and sunday night, abc news will air the dianne sawyer special. that will run from 9:00 until 11:00. >>> and weather wise, it has been one hot, hazy, humid day. man. just oppressive humidity out there and there are storms firing up around the state line right now. maryland's most powerful tray dare. right now one storm sneaking around the border. a little tough trip up the northern i-83 corridor back into pennsylvania and then we have another storm flairing up north of belle air. watch out for lightning in this vicinity. but other than that, things relatively clear for the rest of the evening around baltimore and points

veterans for peace is chapter one eighteen in salt lake city as you suggest solar insolation we basically. worthless all soldiers and all veterans to bring about peace some of us all even actually march with him all the way today. and one guy who has it and are protesting you with this is an army ranger. it started out pretty tense with i'm actually if you guys got the results with you but this is a us ranger me i'm telling you this it would seem to say look we're not. going to be. so clear and go the conflict. but what let's do is credit so clear not for reading and writing but your warning system and. yeah i think there's a middle ground. and i think we agree on everything else i think you get everything up until the point of what will bring stability and i believe that stability with yourself for. the small difference of opinion that's marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with them i support a lot of disease but the people they had nothing to do encounter in the protest bush like kids die yada yada michael moore you know fahrenheit nine eleven it's things like that they'

i was just in salt lake city and i took a walk downtown and i saw a pillar that had been built in the last 4 years that a big block of sandstone that i recognized. it was probably wingate sandstone that had been hauled up there from about 200, 250 miles away, but i noticed in the pillar that was a gap at the bottom and i walked up and looked through the gap and i saw there were some posts in the distance and i looked around and there was a circle around the gap and there were signs around it and then each post a prism in it so that light going through the crack would hit the prism and that light would go to another prism and you would be able to tell the time of year by this object that was built in the last 4 years. and i saw this and i thought, what would archeologists think if they encountered this? they would look at this and say, what civilization was this? what religion drove them to do this? we keep doing the same things over and over again. many researchers believe these archeo-astronomical sites are very specifically designed where other researchers say it's all coincidence.

veterans for peace a chance for one a team salt lake city and peace justice organization we basically. work with all soldiers and all veterans to bring about peace some of us all even actually march with him all the way today. and one guy who runs the counter protest that he was is an army ranger. it started out pretty tense and actually if you guys are going to discuss with you know what this is a u.s. ranger man telling this is i would say my say look here i'm not. going to. play here and go there are countless. but he can't what let's do is credit so clear not for reading and writing but your morning systematic struggling yeah i think there's a middle ground and. then i think we agree on everything so i think you get everything up until the point of what will bring stability. and i believe that stability with your friends with. the small difference of opinion that's marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with him i support a lot of his views but the people that i had not the change you encounter in the protest bush like kids died michael moore you know very high nine e

the salt lake. city. police saying. at least something. please. let the police. officers. my whole life and whatever i've tried to do i've tried to good night the will of the spiritual work of the flesh it's a spiritual journey my school and spirituality which all this after. i have to deal with what you call that are not court conscience i was never an author and this too i never monster in my letters because i didn't think like how and then i died after casey had. killed for about three weeks my daughter ran a crime. in the last couple of lines that if we the people let them continue another mother will be i would do the police the least you know kill people by store. it's the guys are stuck or you know a couple so they all go back we are there it's their fun for us so we asked for. their house. people like us if i didn't object to some obvious injustice i couldn't live with myself i can't if i had some place i'm going to try ellis island and on my deathbed and say at least i tried to make it. when i thought we were getting deployed we're living in ohio so we just threw

veterans for peace in chapter one eighteen salt lake city and peace justice organization we basically. work with all soldiers and all veterans to bring about peace some of us all even actually march with him all the way today. and one guy who has it down or protested you with this is an army ranger. it started out pretty tense with him actually if you guys if you know what this is a u.s. ranger me i'm telling you that i would say i'm going to say look i mean i think. i'm going to. go to a different country. but he can't walk that's two is credit so. you're not for starting and running your morning system and. yeah i think there's a middle ground. then i think we agree on everything but i think you've got everything up until the point of what will bring stability. and i believe that stability with us that's what. the small difference of opinion that's marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with him i support a lot of his views but the people they had nothing to do encounter in the protest bush lied kids die yada yada yada michael moore you know fahrenheit nine eleven it's

. >> reporter: in salt lake city at a meeting of the nation's governors, alarm from a top republican over the lack of progress in washington. >> hopefully, we can get an agreement because it would be bad for the country, the economy bad for each one of the states accordingly. >> reporter: as the debt standoff continues, president obama renewed his call for higher taxes on wealthier americans to be part of any deal. >> the truth is, we can't solve our deficit without cutting spending, but you also can't solve it without asking wealthy americans to pay their share. >> reporter: in response, republicans rejected any taxes. >> the solution to a spending crisis is not tax increases, yet washington has consistently demonstrated it cannot control its urge to spend. >> reporter: with no agreement in sighted and default just 17 days away, the treasury is planning for potential catastrophe. the government borrows 41 cents for every dollar it spends. tough calls will have to be made. government funding for basic programs like military active duty pay, veterans affairs, federal salaries and bene

. >> salt lake city, denver, omaha. >> reporter: his planned journey has been written about in several firefighter publications. when a retired firefighter read about it he opened up his san francisco home. >> when saw what he was doing, you know, i said i got to get involved in this. this speaks to me. >> reporter: rough is the first to admit it's an effort of the heart with no logistical support, no fundraising campaign nor a vehicle to follow on the route that will cover more than 4400 miles. >> it's going to be tough going through the desert, that's not going to be fun. climbing the mountains, it's not going to be fun. it's going to be hard. but it's going to be worth it in the end. that's -- it me, that means the most. >> reporter: but one thing he does have, passion for what he is attempting to do. >> to spend a year working for something to finally be here, it's a great feeling. >> that was mark sayre reporting. rough plans to leave san francisco at 9 a.m. and what a statement he is making. >>> well, were you watching? japan has won the women's world cup after beating the united

. >> salt lake city. denver. omaha. >> reporter: the planned journey has been written about in several firefighting magazines. >> when i saw what he was doing i said i've got to get involve in this. this is something that -- like you said, it speaks to me. >> reporter: ruff says it is an effort from the heart and does not have much logistical support. he doesn't have a vehicle following around on the route that will cover more than 4400 miles. >> it is going to be tough. you know, going through the desert that won't be fun. climbing the mountains won't be fun. it will be hard. but it is going to be worth it in the end. and to me, that means the motion . >> reporter: but one thing he does have passion for what he is attempting to do. >> to spend a year working for something and to be finally here it is a great feeling. >> this journey will begin here tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. in the morning. members of the san francisco fire department's cycling squad plan to join him for a little bit of the first leg. tomorrow h

monsoon storms from albuquerque to salt lake city. >> 86 in boise and 90 in sacramento. another triple-digit day in dallas and phoenix. 87 in the twin cities. 90 in chicago. new york and boston climb to the 80s. 90s from baltimore to new orleans. >>> and coming up after the break, let the coffee wars begin. a starbucks competitor is ready to launch a major expansion. >>> then what would you do? quick-thinking parents on the moment their toddler toppled over a 70-foot cliff. >>> and thousands of post offices now on the chopping block, even ben franklin's. >>> overseas markets are mixed on the lack of progress with the nation's debt crisis. tokyo nikkei average was off 51 points today. hong kong's hang seng is gaining and in london the ftse opened higher. on wall street the dow lost 91 1/2 points yesterday. meanwhile, the nasdaq index fell 3. >>> home prices are up again in major u.s. cities for the second straight month, but no one is impressed. there are always more sales in the spring and prices are lower than a year ago. also, there are still many foreclosures in the pi

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the utah woman was kidnapped from the salt lake city home and held captive when she was 14.hea was found nine months later 18 -- she was found 9 month away 18 miles away. >>> jaycee dugard is peeking -- speak about her time in captivity. she was held for 18 years in a secret backyard by a paroleed sex offender. she had two children. you can catch her exclusive interview right here at 9:00 on abc sunday night. >>> all right. today, the royal couple are headed to los angeles. the first overseas tour since tying the knot in april. now the duke and dupes of cambridge you might know -- duchess of cambridge were wrapping up the canadian part of the north american visit. yesterday they made a detour to the official itinerary to visit slave lake damaged by a wild fire there in may. >>> so is the federal government working for you? a question a lot you ask. >> a senator is coming to you for your answers. >> and keeping your home flew the -- through the recession. what the height house is considering to help you -- house -- what the white house is considering to help you do just that.

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