he rap across the street to try to find a man trying to break into his neighbor's home in salt lake city. >> if he was coming through the fence here, that's where i true down on him. just came here -- drew down on him. just came here and told him to get down on the ground. >> the suspect got away. but he was later arrested by

rainy on the roads around denver and salt lake city. >>> great day for air travel. no expected delays at the major airports. >>> a college student spent nearly a week stranded on mt. hood says she's grateful she made it out alive. >> she set out on what was supposed to be a day hike last sunday. she's an experienced hiker but she fell and lost her way. >> it's hard to give up hope when you have so much life inside of you. there were times i woke up, i was like, i kind of want to die. i don't want to be here anymore. >> both of her feet are frostbitten and she needs stitches for gash in her league. she plans to hike that trail again, but not alone. >>> hundreds of patients have been tested for hiv and hepatitis after the dentist in tulsa had an unsanitary practice. the health department is urging all 7,000 patients to get tested. >> they gave his name and just went, what? real loud. i could not believe it. >> i feel very nervous. i feel, um, upset. i feel a lot of anger. for this situation. i -- i'm hoping for the best. that's allky do. >> the investigation was trigg

based goldman sachs will be holding their shareholders meeting in san francisco this week -- in salt lake city this week. they will all have shareholder meetings in salt lake. many have done so within the past two years. >>> animal control workers are warning residents in the lake tahoe area are warning visits about recent mountain lion sightings. last tuesday, a person saw a cat walking across the meadow and last thursday, a person walking his dog saw the mountain lion lying down in that same meadow. fortunately, the mountain lion did not approach either of those people. >>> at the beginning of this newscast, we talked with our chief meteorologist about temperatures hitting 90 degrees. bill, a lot of us are saying, let's have some relief already. >> we're seeing fog in santa cruz. temperatures dropping pretty quickly along the coast. i want to point out two things. first thing is notice the direction of the wind. this is fog here. see how it's being pushed away? that's that high pressure exerting itself. that's why it was so warm today. look here right along the coast. when you get the fog, s

really starting to fire up some severe weather out ahead of it and you can see the weather in salt lake city, 50 i the temperatures and if it was not for the breeze we would be cooler. more of a northern breeze especially in san what rosa. we have a in your of a stunning atmosphere dark we have enough of a stunning atmosphere and i would not be surprised with morgan hill and santa rosa and we have enough of a north wind and we drop about 5 to 10 degrees and it will be price i at ties and a little cooler, brian. >>> why climate change may be to claim that forgetting bumpier in the air and they make some big announcement the did i spite being grounded by the faa. >>> so far so good on the peninsular and if you are driving we will have more straight ahead. back in the day, we didn't have the u-verse wireless receiver. [ light laugh ] the tv stayed in one place... mmmmhmmmm. ...right next to the upstairs tv outlet. oh yeah. they can move the tv all over the place, even outside. grandpa... mmmhmm? kids have it easy nowadays. [ glasses clink ] i'm trying to tell ya. [ male announcer ] the wireless

really starting to fire up some severe weather out ahead of it and you can see the weather in salt lake city, 50 i the temperatures and if it was not for the breeze we would be cooler. more of a northern breeze especially in san what rosa. we have a in your of a stunning atmosphere dark we have enough of a stunning atmosphere and i would not be surprised with morgan hill and santa rosa and we have enough of a north wind and we drop about 5 to 10 degrees and it will be price i at ties and a little cooler, brian. >>> why climate change may be to claim that forgetting bumpier in the air and they make some big announcement the did i spite being grounded by the faa. >>> so far so good on the peninsular and if you are driving we will have more straight ahead. back in the day, we didn't have the u-verse wireless receiver. [ light laugh ] the tv stayed in one place... mmmmhmmmm. ...right next to the upstairs tv outlet. oh yeah. they can move the tv all over the place even outside. grandpa... mmmhmm? kids have it easy nowadays. [ glasses clink ] i'm trying to tell ya. [ male announcer ] the wireless

we'd have to have the operation in salt lake city. that was the original proposal. how do you go about closing the geek gap? issuenk this is a party going forward. the party, i know they are doing this, that's something they're taking a hard look at. what can we actually do to close that gap. there are some things that are happening right now. i don't respect the -- represent the party so i can't speak to those specific things the party is doing. everyone is well aware of it and very focused on it. pointing out that there is a gap, i don't think it's news to anyone to the republican party. the question is what will they do about it. >> on the democratic side, is it really true that the people with no experience in politics came from the tech world in chicago, made major contribution or was it more the people who had some experience in politics and some digital experience were the ones that you got the better performance out of? >> i think it was a combination. we have a lot of wonderful folks that we recruited from the tech world. their first love was technology and

we'd have to have the operation in salt lake city. that was the original proposal. how do you go about closing the geek gap? >> think this is a party issue going forward. the party, i know they are doing this, that's something they're taking a hard look at. what can we actually do to close that gap. there are some things that are happening right now. i don't respect the -- represent the party so i can't speak to those specific things the party is doing. everyone is well aware of it and very focused on it. pointing out that there is a gap, i don't think it's news to anyone to the republican party. the question is what will they do about it. >> on the democratic side, is it really true that the people with no experience in politics came from the tech world in chicago, made major contribution or was it more the people who had some experience in politics and some digital experience were the ones that you got the better performance out of? >> i think it was a combination. we have a lot of wonderful folks that we recruited from the tech world. their first love was technol

. >>> airport delays possible in chicago, denver, salt lake city and san francisco. >>> there's a possible. and his wife in texas. a former justice of the peace, eric williams is the h custody. he's not been named as a suspect. authorities searched his home friday. he was prosecuted last year by williams for stealing computer monitors. anonymous e-mails threatening attacks have been traced back to williams. >>> mapping in los angeles, free meningitis vaccinations are be offered. they've teamed up with the aids foundation. the response is directed at gay men who are at risk for the infecti infection. >>> a brother and sister reported missing by their mother was later found in a neighbor's above-ground pool. the 7-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy were unconscious when pulled from the pool. the pool's owner had been cited for an improper fence. >>> well watchers in puget sound are getting up close and personal. a huge fin whale was washed ashore in a public part. it was dead. half of the body was gone. it did not stop the crowds from gtherring to get a feel for what a real whale is like. >> i

salt lake city. california looks partly cloudy. 69. that's it in l.a.oday. 70 as we kick off the weekend in the pacific northwest, you might even hear a few rumbles of thunder up in seattle with temperatures kicking off the weekend in the mid-50s. so it is going to stay damp out that way. >> it's a movie weekend in a lot of parts there. >> that's nice, too, though, right? >> thanks, dylan. >>> a box office remake and a re-release. "return to jurassic park" promises the exact same thrills as before, just a lot closer and louder. while the dino film is trending better on fandango.com, "evil dead" is hoping to be number one. the late-night battle between jimmy fallon and jimmy kimmel hasn't begun just yet as kimmel sent a congratulatory lunch to fallon thursday, enough food for the entire staff. >>> queen elizabeth receiving a film award thursday and greeted industry stars like kenneth branagh, damien lewis and many more. while the queen was dining with celebs, prince william was in scotland meeting some lucky children. when he offered a little girl a kiss

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.

it's the biggest marathon in the next few days, there is one, newest one here that will be the salt lake citymarathon and looking at security procedures there. >> shep: jonathan, there is acknowledgement you can't secure events like this. >> reporter:, no absolutely. in london there will be half a million people on the streets. it's one thing for the security forces there as they did successfully during the olympics last year to secure individual venues but when you an open course like this as every security expert will tell you, complete and utter security is well impossible. >> you may see more bomb detection dogs that will be sniffing through the crowd. we are operating that free society so people walking along a street, whether lining up a marathon route, it's difficult to control if people are willing to go through controls to get to a particular more concentrated location. >> bottom line, it is next to impossible to stop every determined would be bomber in every potential location. >> shep: jonathan hunt, live in new york. >> terror attack in boston affected legislative business in the

. >>> 50s in seattle and salt lake city, mostly 40s in the middle of the country, 80s from new orleans to new york. >>> and coming up, why big banks are sending billions back to home owners. >>> also in business news, why this could be the best time in years to find a job. >>> and last team standing. a basketball powerhouse taking home another title. highlights from the women's championship coming up. >>> for a second time this month, investors send wall street to a new record level. the dow gained almost 60 points yesterday closing at 14,673. material stocks fueled the gains. the nasdaq also gained 15 finishing at 2,237. the s&p rose 5 points finishing near its record high set last week. >>> they were victims of home foreclosure abuse and starting friday, $3.6 billion in checks will be mailed to millions of home owners. the checks range from $300 to 125 grand. the money is a result of a federal settlement between banking regulators and 13 companies that serviced home loans between 2009 and 2010. the largest number of borrowers will get $300. >>> job openings across the u.s. are at the

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

. >>> if you're plying, airport delays possible in salt lake city, "moneyscope," chicago, and detroit>>> emergency dplus north carolina were called to a residential construction site on sunday evening after a desperate 911 call. >> father said his two young children wer several fire departments responded with climbing gear and a backhoe. they worked into the night. >> they were building a basement or a house or a building or something. and it just fell on them. >> when i came up, they had helicopters or 500 fire trucks everywhere. i feel sorry. i hope they get them out. >> sadly, the crews were unable to reach the children in time. and the mission to save the 6-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy turned from rescue to recovery. >>> we're hearing for the first time from the california hiker who managed to survive an ordeal in the wilderness. nicholas spoke to reporters after being released from the hospital. he said he grew so weak and began having lucid dreams every day. he was asked how he became separated from his hiking companion. >> now that they told me i suffered a trauma. maybe we

. >>> in utah, a man tried to snatch a woman's purse in salt lake city. an neighbor came to her rescue with an odd weapon of choice. ken hendricks, a mormon bishop, grabbed a samurai sword. and the mere sight of the five-pound blade was enough to make the mugger drop the purse and run for his life. >> he was fumbling for his keys. he dropped his chap stick. and he made it to his car. and he was getting in. and i just yelled at him, ha, i have your dna. and i've got your license plate. you are so done. >> ha. the warning worked. the man surrendered to police a few hours later. >> you have to like that. that five-foot samurai sword would get your attention. tough to beat that one. >>> we'll try with some of last night's nba highlights. we get more of those from espn. >> i'm jaymee sire with this "sportscenter" update. david lee out for the season with the warriors. how would they respond? warriors up three. steph curry, the nice stepback jumper. 17 points in the first half, after having just 4 in the first half in game 1. in the third quarter, curry hurts h

to salt lake city. mostly 80s in the south and 70s in the northeast. >> the louisville cardinals are the ncaa champions. the top seeded team played to deserve the ranking overcoming the michigan wolverines with an 82-76 victory. >> guard kevin ware cheered them on from the sidelines. more highlights from espn coming up. >>> and coming up, the nation's number one airline. we have the results from a new survey. >>> and troubled retailer jcpenney going into its past as it looks towards its future. we're going to explain in your business news straight ahead. >>> and the feathered friend that seems to be ruling the roost at a college in florida. we'll be right back. >>> fighting slumping sales. jcpenney is looking to its past for a new ceo. it comes after current ceo ron johnson was fired yesterday after just 17 months. before taking the job, he was known for creating apple's popular retail stores. myron ullman now takes over, he served as ceo from 2004 to 2012. >> overall performance for the u.s. airline in

. >>> and a salt lake city man came to the rescue of a neighbor with a samurai sword.ks said he grabbed his 29-inch steel sword to break up an attack on his neighbor yesterday. one look at the sword and the alleged attacker ran. marshall, black belt, said this was the first time he's ever had to use his sword. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ the joint is jumpin' [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex helps revitalize your joints to keep 'em jumpin'.° like calcium supplements can help your bones, osteo bi-flex can help your joints. osteo bi-flex... now available in all major retailers and warehouse clubs. in all major retailers (alarm clock buzzer) ♪ >>> in the aftermath of the boston marathon bombings, doctors have been credited with saving countless lives. elaine quijano tells us about one doctor who's saving lives every day on the streets of boston. >> reporter: it's just after 8:00 p.m. and rosa na mean is working the night shift. >> i have some socks. do you need any socks? >> sure. that's a great. >> reporter: she's a doctor, but means

was always important to may because i have a gay brother and a gay sister and we were raised in salt lake city utah and they went to a significant amount of bullying in you know so it was always important to me because you know that was always a big issue in my life and it was very very difficult to get it on television and and it was very hard for i. but you know it's proven to have been the right thing to do and salute those who are against this issue is definitely set on the wrong side of history rosen in addition to homosexuality roseanne confronted numerous social issues such as class domestic violence race and women's rights and your show i think it resonated with a lot of people because it represented the plight of the working class i mean how important you think it is for people to be able to identify with real characters like this and how come we don't see this type of programming anymore. while you know the whole issue of classes like big taboo in america you're not supposed to notice it and you're not supposed to talk about it you're not supposed to oppose it it's just supposed to b

denver, you're at 62. 66 for salt lake city. . tomorrow rain showers on tap, even thunderstorms through the central part of the country. temperatures around dallas will be in the mid-70s. upper 50s for kansas city and mid-60s for chicago. into the day saturday things will be soggy, 62 for atlanta with the rain showers and cloud cover. 82 for new orleans. and mid to upper 60s for parts of california. son kund things dry across most the west coast. watch for rain showers with temperatures arranged mid-60s in seattle. southeast, rain showers and cools temps for atlanta. d.c. in the low 70s. start the new work and school week with some rain showers out ther once again for southeast spots, even edging close to portions of the d.c. metro area, southern parts of west virginia. new orleans 78. same for houston. minneapolis, 76. on tuesday rain and snow into parts of the west and of course rain showers through the nation's mid section. highs near 68 in boston. 74 in washington, d.c. each weekday morning you can wake up with al and stephan

is melvin willis he's an activist from richmond california who go but seven hundred miles to salt lake city for a wells fargo shareholders meeting three attempted to place c o two john stumpf under citizen's arrest melvin said the idea that c.e.o.'s are too big to jail is an outrage in the work for the citizens arrest he cited offenses such as a legally foreclosing on homes and racially discriminating against mortgage our applicants of course moment make it too far he was quickly discord on the building by security but it doesn't matter because his message will transcend his action a message that signals americans growing disdain against a two tiered justice system it's only a matter of time before the people in this country realize like melvin willis already has that if our government won't step up and prosecute wall street criminals then it's up to the people to ensure that those fat cat bankers pay the real price so why wait. break that. letter were you ever seen anything like. this past presidential election was truly an indicator of a growing minority in this country one that searching

by 2009, tamerlan was boxing in the golden gloves tournament in salt lake city, utah. fellow boxer julian poller roomed with tamerlan during the tournament. he remembers his swagger and sense of style. >> he stood out and that was kand of, like, the perception that i got. flashy, confident, maybe cocky. i guess he backed it up in the ring. he could fight. he could punch. he koumd put a guy out. if the time was right, he had a big punch and the opening was there, he could finish a guy. >> he was arrested that same year for slap his girlfriend in the face during a fight over another woman. the following year, 2010, he married catherine russel, a sul folk university student he met in a nightclub and had dated on and off for seven years. she converted to islam. >> in 2009, carried himself with a lot of confidence. and then the next year, seemed like a humbler guy. dressed a lot more conservative. kind of, like, came to the fight as we all did, hoody, jeans. >> he also seemed more devoted to his muslim faith. >> he didn't talk that much about his faith to me until, like, th

will top it out on wednesday with maybe lower 80s and then we see some snow on the backside, salt lake city, for us is clear as a bill and for us we will start to warm up and the low will impact much of the country you can see the snow in the rockies and severe weather or rain out ahead of it will track that and it will be a severe weather maker over the next two or three days. a lot of 50s but the winds are northwesterly and today it's more north. wind gusts are 22 and i have seen 40 to 50s in mt. diablo. 38 in eureka for goodness sake in southern california and fair weather friends, the trend is for a lot more sunshine and also some warmer temperatures an average high 60 to 70 and we will be above that and if that north wind holds it will not surprise me and we will be cooler with a little bit of a breeze. >>> right now it is 5:31, a high school student was diagnosed with tuberculosis, what school officials are making sure they can do not to get sick. >>> how this could affect tourists overseas. >>> and on the east shore freeway, the traffic is looking pretty good and it is getting more c

will top it out on wednesday with maybe lower 80s and then we see some snow on the backside, salt lake city, for us is clear as a bill and for us we will start to warm up and the low will impact much of the country you can see the snow in the rockies and severe weather or rain out ahead of it will track that and it will be a severe weather maker over the next two or three days. a lot of 50s but the winds are northwesterly and today it's more north. wind gusts are 22 and i have seen 40 to 50s in mt. diablo. 38 in eureka for goodness sake in southern california and fair weather friends, the trend is for a lot more sunshine and also some warmer temperatures an average high 60 to 70 and we will be above that and if that north wind holds it will not surprise me and we will be cooler with a little bit of a breeze. >>> right now it is 5:31, a high school student was diagnosed with tuberculosis, what school officials are making sure they can do not to get sick. >>> how this could affect tourists overseas. >>> and on the east shore freeway, the traffic is looking pretty good and it is getting more c

amok, nebraska, oklahoma city, salt lake city, pittsburgh, knox will come in charleston.ry once in awhile you have a blue state that gets it right. democrats sweating this one. san jose california is in there. we have that to work with. san as a californian estate with a democratic governor, that is kind of exciting. made the list. we are giving that to the border states. meanwhile, also reports that a growing number of states are ending this fiscal year with not deficits -- it's hard to imagine, but with surpluses. among them, of course, is the state of texas. taxes -- texas is projecting an almost $9 billion surplus. it has a republican governor. a fellow by the name of rick perry. north dakota is projecting over one-half billion dollars surplus . energy independence. north dakota has a republican governor. ohio is expecting a billion dollars surplus from the current fiscal year. it has a republican governor. wisconsin, a very famous republican governor projecting almost half billion dollar budget surplus. governor scott walker. i will projecting and $800 million surplu

. >> there is a marathon over the weekend in salt lake city and the london marathon. sure they will be casting anxious glances and wonder if they should cancel the events or review all security. what would your advice be to them having been through many incidents? >> they will go forward. it is a security nightmare with all the passions that she brought to the surface during her life. that will go forward. baseball games in america are going to go forward. marathon in salt lake will go forward. that's what we do. can't let the tourists win. all of us will go on like new orleans. >> do you believe -- i understand that we just don't know who caused all of this? do you believe that the type of operation and the planning it required and the precision of the execution, does it have the hallmarks of an al qaeda operation to you? >> certainly al qaeda likes big events and they like multiple explosions. that has been their hallmark. was this an al qaeda event? quite clearly. spectacular event. >> two hours earlier, it would have had hundreds of cameras directly looking down o

salt lake city grass raogts movement known as the flood walk several protest dressed scandally but i had say that is what slut walk all about. movement carries message that woman appearance is not execution for rape. this is you table being so fence for all of the myths and, everything that goes along with rape and what people say about it. such as she was wearing skimpy out she was asking for no one skts to i assaulted. and agrossed. >> april sexual assault awareness month 2 were hell around country on saturday. all right amtrack train fry month california just ps track very eighting huge delay for passenger on board. train carry near he will 200 time. derailed on saturday night near observing land. officials say train was traveling from los angeles to avan canada. it was reportedly going slowly when crash happened. and noun was hurt. and at least five people are dead after bus plunged over bridge in belgium. bus carrying 42 people when crashed flew the guard rails falling 16 feet into field. crews respond will scene found bus on its side. cars cash uninvestigation. bus was reported

it became -- we raised a record amount of money in places like salt lake city utah and the primary of 2008. more in the primary of 08 in utah that we did. so there was definitely an evening out of the support. it wasn't just -- you start a fund-raising campaign that people who recanted it tends to know, has a longstanding relationship with. we start of the people, governor romney had known them. from his church, from his business and private equity, from the boston community. that definitely evens out over time. >> while we are on the subject, spencer comes from mormon royalty. his father -- correct me if i'm wrong, your family gets back to justice that. the original group of the inner core of the original mormons. your father is one of the most important people in the mormon church. >> i don't date back quite that far. actually, my grandfather joined the mormon church when he was 17 years old. >> okay. i don't know why i -- anyway, your father is a -- i'm glad you corrected me on the history. this part is correct. one of the senior most officials in the mormon church. so were you sur

the salt lake tribune reports that up to 35,000 feet of wire, seven miles of wire taken from light poles along a mile-long stretch of interstate 15 in salt lake city said it would have taken hours or days to steal it all. the thieves may have dressed as construction workers to avoid suspicion. but copper is now at an eight month low. maybe they're stealing low, sue. >> maybe they are.

. >> reporter: utah, 25 miles due south of salt lake city, a massive construction project is nearing completion. the heavily secured site belongs to the nsa, the locals call it the spy center. nsa says the utah data center is facility that will have major focus on cyber security they will not confirm specifics. some reports say it could hold. >> one data byte is equivalent of 62 billion iphones. we asked the man in charge of the agency about it. >> the utah data center will hold the data of american citizens? >> no. we don't hold data on u.s. citizens. people are going to say that. protecting your civil liberties is the most important thing they do. >> reporter: we weren't given access to the utah facility but we could see it from the sky. >> we're 500 feet over the impact data center. nsa says we need to keep the country safe. it's front and center of the liberty and security and privacy. >> it raises serious questions about the vast amount of data from many, many different sources. >> whistle-blower says americans should be concerned about letting the government go too far in the n

getting into the day monday, that's when we have rain and snow in areas like salt lake city and den with♪ [ jones ] my dream didn't end in london. i'm a competitor. i mean, i'm racing people when i'm walking next to 'em. you don't go into a sport to be average. you go in to dominate. for me it's the same with bobsledding. i wanna win a medal. it's not always easy but you have two options. you can quit or you can work a little bit harder. i don't just run track. i do more. ♪ [ female announcer ] degree. it won't let you down. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! >>> now on today's woman, it's the busy woman's workout. juggling your job, your kids and your to-do list leave very little time for the gym? >> you don't need an hour a day to get in shape. here to speed up your shape-up is "women's health" senior fitness editor, jen adair. jen has crutches -- >> yes. >> you had a bad skiing accident. >> yes, i had a bad skiing accident. similar to lindsay vonn, she di

monday rain and snow around portions of the west. 51 a high for salt lake city. d.c. could sue a few showers. tuesday soggy for chicago. 80 in atlanta. 86 in houston. on wednesday that's when the central part of the country will be watching for rain an snow. yet another around of winter areas like denver with a high of 28 degrees. it's going to feel lauld like winter. severe storms across portions of arkansas and ms. ms. on wednesday. we'll have more every weekday morning wake up with al and stephanie. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny:i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. we know this is more than a paycheck. it's rent. bus fare. a night out. that's why we let you file your simple federal return for free. it's free to prepare, print, e-file and you can even chat with a tax expert. get the federal free edition

mark's school in salt lake city. prior to her position dr. holleran was an assistant professor at kentucky university and a visiting assistant professor of dade college. she earned her b.a. at american university and a ph.d. in american history and the university of california. she has been a research fellow at the huntington library and an american institute university scholar. in addition to thomas nast the father of modern political cartoons she has contributed to europe working since 1789 encyclopedia of early american world. dr. heller published numerous essays including shall i trust trust -- and fathers preachers rebels u.s. history and literature 1820s to 1825 and propose everything opposed nothing but political cartoons of thomas nast and drawing the line in cartoons and history. please join me in welcoming dr. holleran to the filson. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you mark and thank you ald scott for helping to make this possible and to help answer any questions especially scott and jay my very closest friends. they told

by 2009, tamerlan was bocking in the golden gloves tournament in salt lake city, utah. fellow boxer julian pollard roomed with tamerlan during the tournament. he remembers his swagger and sense of style. >> he stood out. that was kind of like the perception i got. flashy, confident, maybe cocky. i guess he backed it up in the ring. he could fight, he could punch. he could put a guy out. when the time was right if he had a big punch in him and the opening was there he could finish a guy. >> that ferocity apparently carried over outside the boxing ring. he was arrested that same year for slapping his girlfriend in the face during a fight over another woman. the following year, 2010, he married catherine russell, a suffolk university student he met in a nightclub and had dated on and off for several years. she converted to islam. pollard saw him again that year at another boxing tournament in lowell, massachusetts. but he didn't seem the same. >> in 2009, just a flashier guy, sharp dresser, like kind of carried himself with a lot of confidence. and then the next year seeme

. >> utah 25 miles due south of salt lake city and west of the middle of nowhere a massive constructionject is nearing completion. the heavily secured site belongs to the national security agency. >> people saw it the spy center. >> the spy center that's what jasmine who works at the local sandwich shop told me last summer. >> do you know what they are going to do this there? >> collect data. >> as good a guess as any the nsa named the utah data center. >> it is monitoring but no one knows. >> we were approached a couple years ago about possibly bringing water. >> he is the city manager. he was asked to figure out how to supply the center with extraordinary water requirements. >> build a large pump station and we build a 3 million gallon tank to store water. >> a 3 million gallon water tank to run the air-conditioning to cool the computers. the nsa will neither confirm nor deny specifics but some estimate the facility will be capable of storing 5 data bites of data. to give you how much data is in a data bite? think of it this way. one iphone 5 as 16 giga bites of storage. one tera bite