cenk: rocky anderson was one of the most progressive politicians in the country the mayor of salt lake cityess still impressive. he decided to run for president in 2012. he was the head of the justice party. he did not make it. he is with us here, did make it back to "the young turks." great to have you back with us. let me start with that first question, what went wrong why didn't you win? >> i don't think anyone went wrong. gentlemen intend to win. cenk: maybe that was the problem. >> we did everything we could to get out the word, help race consciousness. the point is not that the electoral system is going to solve this countries problems, because if that's what we're waiting for, it's not going to happen. the gilded age is going to get more and more gilded. we are going to be violating civil rights to an extent never before seen in this country without a popular movement, and that's what this campaign was all about. cenk: i know, let me talk to you about that. when we had you on "the young turks" before the election a couple of times you hoped with the arab spring, the social media, why

that's how much u air pollution roughly a person can take in. >> all of which has some salt lake city women thinking twice about starting or adding to the family. >> i hope every day that she's okay and that everything is okay with her. >> well, we definitely want to wait. >> weather inversions are not a new phenomenon here. 19th century settlers claimed of being trapped in fog for months. for "today", mike taibi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next on "today", a homeless man finds much more than spare change. what he did with it is an important reminder for us all, after this. vacation is a precious thing. so this year, make the most of it. fly like you've never been grounded. scream like you've never been shushed. let go like you have nothing to lose. and hold on to what matters most. it's your vacation. don't just take it. mean it. universal orlando. vacation like you mean it. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! because every flake is double-toasted... splas

this orangutan in salt lake city picked the baltimore ravens to win, and according to zookeepers he isn picking super bowl winners, and in florida, man any do d -- man tees also picked the ravens. they're 55 as well. let's hope they get it wrong this year. that's it for us a 6:00. thank you for being here and all of or team in new orleans, thank you for joining us. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> 49er >> the following is a paid advertisement for starvista entertainment and time life's music collection. >> ♪ wouldn't it be nice if we were older ♪ ♪ then we wouldn't have to wait so long ♪ >> ♪ pretty woman walkin' down the street ♪ ♪ pretty woman the kind i like to meet ♪ >> ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ >> the '60s was a decade of change, of new hopes and dreams, of new attitudes, and a decade where love and romance was expressed in many new and different ways. >> ♪ cherish is a word i use to describe ♪ >> ♪ how can i be sure in a world that's constantly changing ♪ >> ♪ you've lost that lovin' feelin' ♪ ♪ whoa that lovin' feelin' >> hi, i'm bill medley of the rig

salt lake city is a good example. and also one of the strongest job rate growths. the transportation has a direct link to that. >> utah is low tax republican state. come on. >> it is. >> new york and san francisco and chicago with the corruption and the public employee unions, forget it. >> dave: how many of these light rail programs to fuel efficiency very few, right? >> i come from southern california and they are never used at all. when we talk about infrastructure, yes, we have an impressive national highway system, but the unseen is how much more cheaply it would be built today if we left this to private profit motivated companies. >> dave: last word from john, thank you. from 9:00 to 5:00, to 24/7. answering calls more than ever after hours and some are suing bosses to pay up or should the workers suck it up. ♪ ♪ everybody is going on the deep end ♪ ♪ everybody foxnews.com. >> i was hoping you could get a flight from miami to new york tonight. >> to new york, it's coming in tonight. >> i'm trying to get a flight tonight for tonight to miami. >> dave: not just

by the way also have guests from outside california and salt lake city -- i don't know where he is because i can't see anything with the lights. there he is. thank you mike for being with us. we will celebrate also in other cities. definitely i know that with your passion, your pride, and the support of the city and county of san francisco, of the state of california, and hopefully of the house of representatives we will be able to create new opportunities to be together and above all to have fun in celebrating the greatness of italian culture in the united states. thank you very much and enjoy with us. thank you. [applause] >> yeah. angela is asking me to mention that we're going to gather at 6:30 p.m. on montgomery street, 814 montgomery street. we will have jazz, opera, good slow food and opportunity for all of us to mingle and have a good time. i wonder if there is someone in the press that is following us if they want to ask questions? please. >> [inaudible] you mentioned sustainability. do you define italy as a green country and what do those efforts mean for san francisco. >> yes, d

chilly in salt lake city to boise. sprinkles in the northwest not a big deal. >> thanks, bill. >>> there was a whole lot to see and hear at the grammys sunday night. there weren't too many surprises when it came to the awards. mumford and sons won album of the year. gote snagged record of the year, and fun took home song of the year and best new artist. >>> and despite cbs dress code warnings, a few people wore exactly what they wanted to. rihanna went braless in bright red. katy perry wore this body-huggy gown. j. lo decided to show a little leg -- a whole lot of leg. carry underwood wore a strapless gown with a jaw-dropping $31 million diamond necklace around her neck. that necklace may have done it for her. a whopping 73% of respondents thought that cary was the best dressed at the grammy awards. isn't it ironic, she showed no skin which is so classy. >> she let the necklace speak for herself. >> katy perry comes in second. another notable win was frank ocean but not because of his album. ocean and chris brown brawl

we'll tap out around 47 and then snow in salt lake city, denver will most likely see snow and change over to rain as temperatures in denver top out in the lower 40s. but san francisco the sunshine returns on saturday with highs in the mid-50s, los angeles a little cool, topping out in the upper 50s on saturday. >>> if you're looking for a comedy this weekend, you really only have one choice. jason bateman and melissa mccarthy star in "identity thief." the newest comedy from the director of "horrible bosses" expected to finish ahead of. "side effect." if you're dieing to bring back that loving feeling with goose and maverick, you can check out "top gun 3d." >> here's bill murray sporting fantastic facial hair at a celebrity golf match. the caddie shack star winds up lying down in a sand trap. >>> and finally cbs is telling artists at the grammy awards to keep their breasts, butts and genital regions covered up. thong-like costumes are also a no-no. telling artists not what to wear is setting yourself up for failure. we'll wait to see who decide to break the rules. >>> one pooch may be

salt lake city as well. tuesday more rain in seattle. it will start to dry out across northwestern oregon. california looks chilly in the north. milder down south. l.a. should top out at 80 degrees for highs on tuesday. >> did you have a favorite out of the oscar dress? >> i thought everyoning looked stunning. no one stands out as bad. i did like jennifer hudson's dress. >> she looked good. >>> dazzling and bright were the themes repeated on the red carpet at the oscars. from naomi watts and halle berry to charlize theron and jessica chastain, metallics and whites were the big hit. the best dressed was jennifer lawrence who wore this white dior gown which paired nicely with her new best actress oscar. let's not forget, though, about the youngest best actress nominee ever, quvenzhane wallis, and her super cute puppy purse. got to love that. >>> and this 9-year-old's day got better when it was announced that she would play annie. the remake of the classical musical that will smith and jay-z will produce. it was to star smith's daughter unt

. >> 40s in the northeast. 20s in the twin cities and salt lake city. >>> an alarming story overnight. get ready for more hackers of u.s. computer systems. the intelligence community believes the united states is a target of massive cyber espionage campaign. >>> alts overnight, we learned two top navy submarine officers have been relieved of duty a month after an accident in the persian gulf. the per scope of the sub collided with a vessel on january 10th. a spokeswoman said the navy lost confidence in the men's leadership abilities. >>> a special honor today at the whois. the medal of honor to former army staff sergeant clinton romesha. he's being honored for a battle that killed eight americans. he served two nours iraq. >>> coming up, a region still on alert. >> the man hunt heating up overnight. >>> familiarity "the pulse",the college student who is snuck into the super bowl and filmed the whole thing. >>> welcome back, everybody. gas prices, keep rising. the national average this morning is $3.58 a gallon, up seven cents in the past week and 27 cents in the past month. u.s. oil p

according to the poster of this video, this is a 15-month-old brazilian boy visiting a walmart in salt lake cityutah. ♪ >> the music stops, but baby la already figured out how to make the music play. ♪ [ laughter ] >> shaking his head. he's head banging to some rock 'n' roll music in the aisles of walmart. >> that's awesome. you give them all those baby toys andy buttons and all those things play is like, doo, doo, doo -- he's like, give me that rock 'n' roll. >> a good idea to sell one of those fisher-price. pick your band, iron maiden. >> and bopping like mom and dad. >> not a bad idea. >> i can't get over that he's head banging. >> you know what it is? he's brazilian, almost time for carnival. he'd ready to do something. >> close to being ready for the mosh pit, too. different kind of music, but i think he could probably hang. >> definitely. an accident waiting to happen, standing in the cart like that, but i'm willing to give him a break on this one. >> because it's so darn kunchts absolutely. the cuteness overrules that rule. >>> everybody, i think it's time that we give away an ipad mini.

this is ronnie shalvis in salt lake city, utah. and he is a professional free runner.y knows what he's doing. he's not just doing parkour. we've seen parkour. he's doing parkour on slippery, icy, snowy surfaces on ice skates. this guy pretty much does it all. >> notice all the snow stuck to his clothing too which gives you an idea how cold it is too. >> remember this video, we had several months ago here on "right this minute," the parkour real-life assassin crede individual. >> this was really need. >> that's ronnie. this isn't just about showing people what he can do. he does parkour video tutorials to teach other people. a youtube channel called ronnie street stunts and he joins us via skype "right this minute" from utah. welcome to the show. how can you teach this to other people using individuals. >> really it comes down to simple basic things like climbing a fence or doing a s summer salt and progress from it. i happen to take it farther, working with ice and snow and slippery surfaces. it's all about body control. i have to spend a lot of time training so i can

. >> 42 in boise. 36 in salt lake city.tly 30s in the nation's midsection. 40s in the northeast. >>> when we come back, the aftermath of a wild weekend for nascar. >>> plus business news, have gas prices finally topped out? new indications that relief is on the way. >>> and we'll go back to l.a., for much more on the oscars, the morning after. including the most talked about dress on the red carpet. stay with us. >>> welcome back. gas prices are getting closer to $4 a gallon. but they might not get there. gasoline this morning averages $3.78 a gallon, 47 cents more than a month ago. there's hope. the wholesale price is coming down as refineries finish annual maintenance. >>> bp goes on trial today on whether it violated the clean water act in the oil spill three years ago. there are reports on progress on a settlement. opening arguments are scheduled for today. >>> there will be unhappy workers at yahoo! this morning. the internet company no longer wants employees to work from home. a leaked memo says speed and quality are

now the high pressure ridge back here over areas of salt lake city will strengthen heading throughout the weekend. that's a change in the weather pattern and a change in the wind direction for a few spots, including southern california as this high pressure begins to strengthen it is in a position to provide us with some of the santa ana winds. we'll see strong wind gusts in the mountains and canyons of southern california, 50 to 60 miles per hour, but it will also bring a much warmer temperature all the way to the coast. we'll watch that and dry it up there to the north. you do get warm. today is 76 in l.a. over the weekend we get to about 80 on saturday. it will be possibly cooler to the tail end of the weekend, but you get the just of it. the northwest some showers and breezy and warm in california. that's a look at your national flagstaff, arizona, nice today at 44. i think everyone in the west loves the nice, beautiful weather, but you do need the water for the summertime. >> you do. that's when they start to think about it because drought, right? we want to stay away from that.

tried unsuccessful to obtain her birth certificate from vital records, from the mormon church, salt lake city genealogical center and elsewhere without knowing her birth place, date or birth name. the call by the board this tonight is fairly apply the ordinance and interpretation of the ordinance to the facts of this matter, and the purpose of the id is to aid the police check for somebody seeking a business license. it's not to be an end in itself a barrier to block balance licenses. the california appeals court recently at the end of december last year said that in interpreting laws it said "we must seek to ascertain and effectuate the purpose of the legislature interpreting each provision in a manner consistent with the purpose in light of the objectives to be achieved" so here you have a san francisco ordinance that says "the purposes to regulate fortuneteller so the city and county can thoroughly investigate fraud" so the police department investigated her, reissued the permit from year to year. she has a dmv identification. even though it's expired her identity didn't change after it ex

. >> mostly 60s from dallas to atlanta. 40s in the northeast. 20s in the twin cities and salt lake city. >>> an alarming story overnight. get ready for more hackers of u.s. computer systems. the intelligence community reportedly believes that the united states is the target of a massive cyber espionage campaign. the goal is to gain a economic competitive edge. a newspaper says china is the main threat. >>> coming up after the break -- >> city on edge. >> the manhunt is heating up overnight. >>> later, the pulse. the college students that snuck into the super bowl and filmed the whole thing. >>> welcome back, everybody. gas prices, keep rising. the national average this morning is $3.58 a gallon, up seven cents in the past week and 27 cents in the past month. u.s. oil production is booming rite now. but oil futures are also rising. that's because of distribution problems in the u.s. l.a. is at the highest, $4.10 a gallon. >>> a merge between american airlines and u.s. air ways is pekted this week. they would have 6500 flights day, and nine major hubs. it would be known as american airlin

. >> 40s from salt lake city to boise. 10 in the twin cities. 20 friends omaha to detroit. 30s in the northeast. >>> up next after the break, bad news for drivers. gas prices on the rise yet again. >>> and the weekend death of a decorated navy s.e.a.l. putting the spot light on post dramatic stress disorder. >>> more from super bowl xlvii. when the lights went out, advertisers got a little creative. >>> welcome back, everyone. the buls are rung on wall street. this morning, the dow opens above 14,000 for the first time in more than five years. since before the financial crisis. that's only about 150 points from its all-time high set in october 2007. the dow is now up almost 7% since the beginning of the year. >> open those 401(k)s perhaps, folks. >>> gasoline prices are going up. the average price is $3.51 a gallon, an increase of almost 17 cents in a week. analysts expect the rise to stop well before four bucks gallon and average well under last year's record prices. >>> u.s. pickup truck sales are expected to soar this year, topping 1.7 million. there are lots of new models in year

tried unsuccessful to obtain her birth certificate from vital records, from the mormon church, salt lake city genealogical center and elsewhere without knowing her birth place, date or birth name. the call by the board this tonight is fairly apply the ordinance and interpretation of the ordinance to the facts of this matter, and the purpose of the id is to aid the police check for somebody seeking a business license. it's not to bean

salt lake city was the last to stage the winter games in 2002. >>> the bay area olympic games.e the sound of that. >> me, too. >>> right now we are following breaking news in san francisco. our chopper is above a gas leak at 24th and bryant. this is between folsom and petraro. you can see pg&e at this gas leak. what we're being told is that someone, a third party, was in the area and hit a two-inch plastic line that caused the gas to leak out of there. pg&e have to dig up the area. people have been evacuated. but the good news is this gas line rupture should be fixed in 25 minutes. join us tonight. thanks for being with us. thanks for coming out. thanks for watching. love, peace, and hair grease. [applause] hey, liz. me, lutz, toofer, and josh are gonna go to that bar where the waiters are dressed like ninjas. you in? no, i'm just gonna go to the 24-hour donut place and go home. all right. donuts and then bed. what are you depressed about or celebrating? it's this endless adoption process. it took me three months-- liz. i am totally humiliated. how could you cut diaper chicken?

dan simon live at salt lake city. dan, why the delay? ake city, they're pleased the ban remains in place, but they see this as a short-term victory. it is important to note that here where the mormon church is headquartered, that they view this through the eyes of the mormon church, they view same sex relationships as sinful. i've been talking to parents and scout leaders alike to ask them what they would do if the ban was lifted. take a look. >> it is hard to predict what would happen. i know what i would do. i would stop volunteering in the boy scouts and i think my son would leave scouting. and i would try to find another organization that teaches high moral principle. >> reporter: about 70,000 boy scouts here in the salt lake city area. the fear is that this ban is lifted, you would see a mass exodus of people leaving the boy scouts at their parents urging. brooke? >> dan simon, thank you. >>> next, scientists made this absolutely incredible discovery here, billions of earth-like alien planets could be residing in the milky way. and t

it's just awesome and in cleveland and right now we have 13,000 students across the basin in salt lake city are seeing it, and does have impact and the impact is largely i would say it creates a sense of agreement. the biggest thing that bully does or the big service the film has is gives everyone a unified collective science of agreement to which they roll up the sleeves and get busy creating change and has been really exciting. i building we already i believe kroshed the threshold of 140,000 students nationwide and we are working to get to the million and the idea is a million is a tipping point . a million kids in america. that's like one in ten basically in public schools. that gets embedded so over time every september schools are starting with that method to have that agreement, and along the way we're also trying to deliver youth action and educate ideas and teach the schools and districts about social emotional learning because after they see the film they want to know what do we do next? how do we impact that? and that's what i am up to and it's great to be here. >> thanks so much

vancouver and making some money and before that there are precedents as well the summer games we saw salt lake city making more than one hundred million dollars i mean that's peanuts compared to fifty billion you're still going to make any money in sochi any well it's not a foul up though it really isn't about making money but i would say that the local businesses the cafes the restaurants the small businesses they will make money you know it's all about the multiplier effect people are going to bring money into the system and spend it like. and that's what it's all about particularly serious to wally this infrastructure these roads they're not just going to be for the games of course for the sports but they will be felt decades potentially centuries to come so it's really an investment here so you're basically talk of attracting tourists is what kind of tourists are we talking about here is it like domestic tourists from within russia because i really doubt that europeans considering the abundance of both winter and summer resorts over in europe they're going to be coming to sochi well that's the

. >> and airport delays are possible in d.c., new york city, boston, philadelphia, l.a., salt lake city>> the search for a suspected triple. killer, christopher dorner. police went door-to-door overnight in the big bear ski area east of l.a., after dorner's burned-out truck was discovered nearby. >> they say that dorner is heavily armed, highly trained and bent on revenge against lapd over his firing in 2008. in a rambling manifesto posted online, he vowed to bring asymmetrical warfare to the department. >>> a criminal investigation is under way to find out who is responsible for hacking the e-mails of the bush family. the hacker accessed e-mail accounts of both former presidents, as well as bush family phone numbers, home addresses and security gate access coats. the hacker received one photograph during george w. bush's recent stay in the hospital. >>> the recent stay is over for one squatter in south florida. andre barbosa took over a boca raton mansion. bank of america with which owns the property had him evicted. the bank had the locks changed and posted 24-hour guards to make sure

which last hosted the olympic games in salt lake city in 2002. >> if the olympics come here, i would love to be able to sit and watch judo from my backyard. that's what i'm hoping for. >> reporter: i spoke with ann

salt lake city was the last to stage the winter games in 2002. >> that would be a spectacle here in the bay area. >> got some stadiums we could use. >> it would be very good. atlanta was fun. maybe it will be here. let's see how cold it will be. >> good morning to you. near records. it hardly ever gets this cold even in february. temperatures are chilly. 31 degrees in santa rosa. expecting to drop into the 20s. we have winds helping us out. helping the fog from forming at the surface and helping frost from developing. as soon as we lose the wind it's a whole other scenario. we have three additional hours of cooling before we hit our lows. just want to show you what the wind in combination with the cool temperatures leads to. fairfield, a west-southwest wind at 10 miles per hour. temperatures in the 30s. however it feels like 26 degrees. northwest wind, 5 to 15 miles per hour. it will be a cold start to the day. like i said before the wind will help in a couple different areas. a, it will keep frost and fog from forming and will keep the skies clear to start the day. we'll hit the 60s as

association of law enforcement and we finalized plans for the annual training conference held in salt lake city from september 22 through september 26. the subject matter of the session will serve to enhance our attendee's knowledge of policing and civilian oversight of law enforcement. our attendees come from a broad range of backgrounds including community members and we recently started a scholarship program so that more community members could attend our conferences but also commissioners, boards and commissions that do police oversight, attorneys, investigators, policy analysts and law enforcement of course. some of the topics included in this september's conference will include fair and impartial policing, mediations, and occ's policy analyst attorney sandra mirrion will be involved in a training session on policy issues and how that impacts policing. also interviewing techniques and police interactions with immigrant communities so there is a broad range upon topics covered for our attendees. this month occ's outreach activities included attorney sandra marian's participation in a consor

. >> reporter: a very different view from salt lake city, where the mormon church sponsors 99% of local scout troops. parents there, scouting leaders say, overwhelmingly oppose a change. >> and we want to best reflect the feelings of the institutions here locally that sponsor scouting and we need time to put that together. >> reporter: now both sides are hoping that time is on their side. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> and we turn now to weather in the news. a lot of folks on the east coast, especially in new england, are all riled up for the potential arrival of a big snow-making weather system. weather channel meteorologist jim cantore is with us tonight. jim, what's on the way? >> yeah, hey, brian. this on the 35th anniversary of the famous blizzard of '78 which pretty much shut down boston. right now boston under a blizzard watch. i expect others to follow. portland, southern new hampshire, even parts of connecticut i think as confidence grows in the forecast. in play thursday, chicago and atlanta. we will have issues there, obviously, at the airports. by 5:30 friday morni

he's with the salt lake city boy scout council that has over 100,000 members. >> we were caught completelyf guard with it. we've had a policy that's been in place for over a hundred years that seems to have functioned for the most part soundly. >> reporter: in a letter to the boy scout board of directors, godfrey's council urged that voting on the change be delayed. the tenent however, say a younger generation of scouts is ready to sep gays. as a 16-year-old going on a camping trip does gay scouts going along bother you? >> it doesn't bother me at all. >> reporter: proponents of it say it could lead to problems at large group events like jamborees. there's also concern it could open scout groups to continue to exclude gays to lawsuits charging discrimination. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> straight ahead, your weather, and in sports a race against time for lindsey vonn. the skier suffers a devastating injury with just over a year before the winter olympics begin. before the winter olympics begin. can't always move the way she wants. now you can. with stayfree ultra thins. fl

salt lake city, fog and temperatures only in the 20s. denver is reporting 26 degrees right now and some light snow. here's the view across denver right now. as i mentioned, they could see 6 to 12 inches of snowfall with some very gusty winds. into new england, not quite the storm system we were looking at, but definitely has produced some snow. not for boston. boston, you've had enough, haven't you? still the winter weather advisories in effect. looks like portland down east in maine. you would expect the heaviest snow. in the deep south storms and showers developing later, including daytona, susan. could see a 50% chance of showers. >> i think they delay the race if it rains pretty hard. karen, thanks. >>> '90s rap icon mc hammer was arrested near his hometown and now he's tweeting about it. telling his version of what went down. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every d

kings saw the start of their game delayed monday after the lights dimmed and had to be reset at salt lake city'sd energy solutions arena. yes. no solutions here. the lights did come back on in this case after just three minutes. >>> with all the bows surrounding the blackout, joe flacco may be the least talked about mvp in super bowl history. last night though the ravens quarterback rather going to disney world went to manhattan. he cape here muppets style for an appearance on the late show with dave letterman. the talk quickly turned to his on going contract negotiations. >> this is a contract negotiation and before the game what did your owner say to you about the game and the hopeful outcome? >> well, you know, i actually only talked to him a little bit before this game. before the new england game, he said this is our time. go get them. we have all the faith in you. you know, this is going to be your team for a long time. >> and when we're all done, you come into my office and you can beat me up all you want. >> exactly. >> you can get me down on all fours and grab my wallet. >> that was ear