i want to welcome you once to the live debate in salt lake city.s the final day with media journey together to provide statewide debate coverage for utah's federal and statewide offices. we encourage you to visit our website to learn more about the commission and to use the previous four debates presented in this unique collaboration. lets go back to our exchange. >> so many questions almost had a plaintive quality about them, sadness, here is another one that comes from a young man. let me see, as a college student i am concerned about rising tuition costs and the debts few students face to attend college. what is your plan to address this problem? >> first of all i want to keep student loans in place and available to people again, again there's a big difference between me and my opponent. 80% of utah students are going to college with some form of assistance, we cannot pull the rug out from those people, i believe education is the best investment for the future. it should be common ground without reasonable people being able to disagree. i think

but the meetings don't just happen in salt lake city. etings a week all around the world, and we've been invited to the one here in salt lake. >> welcome to the church of jesus christ of latter day saints addiction recovery meeting. >> step one. admit that you of yourself are powerless to overcome your addictions. >> this program uses the same 12 guiding principles of recovery that were first introduced by alcoholics anonymous. but here there's no question who their higher power is. >> step 5, admit to yourself, to your heavenly father, in the name of jesus christ. >> step 6. >> the attendees are all members of the church, going through the same struggle of faith and addiction. >> i'll never forget that first oxycontin i took. i was on a golf course. it was like a miracle cure. >> i wanted to, you know, be the good churchgoing soccer mom. what i found is that pills solved that problem for me. a few years later i found myself with a needle in my arm living out of my car. i had abandoned my kids for two years. got a divorce. and had absolut

it uncovers a secret side of salt lake city. >> for the first time the mormon church is allowing cameraste place. the lds acknowledges that addiction is a problem. the meetings don't just happen in salt lake city. there are 2,800 meetings a week all around the world and we have been invited to the one here in salt lake. >> this program uses the same 12 steps that were first introduced by alcoholics anonymous but here there is no question who their higher power is. >> admit to yourself and your heavenly father in the name of jesus christ. >> step six. >> the attendees are all members of the church going through the same struggle of faith and addiction. >> i will never forget that first oxycotin i took. it was on a golf course. it was like a miracle cure. >> i wanted to be the good church going soccer mom. a few years later i found myself with a needle in my arm living outd of my car and abandoned the kids for years. got a divorce and had absolutely nothing. >> i recently talked to lisa about salt lake city's drug problem and the resident surprising willingness to be so open about their li

but the meetings don't happen just in salt lake city.l around the world a week. and we've been invited to the one here in salt lake. >> welcome to the church of jesus christ of latter day saints recovery meeting. >> step one. >> it uses the same 12-step guide to recovery that was first used by also colic anonymous. >> step five, admit to yourself and the heavenly father in the name of jesus christ -- >> step six. >> the attendees are all members of the church, going through the same struggle of faith and addiction. >> i will never forget the first oxycontin i took. i was on a golf course. it was like a miracle cure. >> i wanted to be the good church-going soccer mom. and what i found is that pills solved that problem for me. a few years later i found myself with a needle in my arm, living in my car, had abandoned my kids for two year, got a divorce and had absolutely nothing. >> i can't help but wish sarah had come to hear that other people once felt just as hopeless and got better. >> my mom took me to my first meeting, and for the firs

we are in the studios of kued on the cam noifs university of utah in salt lake city. this is the final debate in a landmark nevert voter information with media joining together with the citizen based initiative to provide statewide debate coverage for utah's federal and statewide offices. tonight's questions are drawn from those submitted to the utah debate commission at their website, utahdebatecommission.org. we encourage you to visit the site to learn more about the commission and to sprueview the previous four debates presented by this collaboration and we welcome your feedback on this inaugural season of the utah debate commission. 10 many of the questions that came into the debate commission had almost a plaintive quality about them a sadness. here's another one that comes from a young man, and this is patrick in harriman. mr. owens, you'll have the first 90-second opportunity. as a college student i'm concerned about rising tuition costs and the debt that students face to attend college. what's your plan to address this problem and what do you believe is the fe

. >>> salt lake city, utah was founded by the mormon church. top a -- to be a utopia of clean living and values. >> we believe our body is a temple and should treat it as such. >> there are things we're taught by the mormon church not to do. there are ideals we strive for. >> the population of the state of utah is mostly mormon, a faith that discourages drinking, smoking and drug use. but over the past few years, it's been rocked by something unexpected. >> oh, we don't want you guys to come here. >> unplug the phone. >> damn it. >> and it's taking place behind closed doors. >> i am sorry, mom and dad. >> people are going to do everything they can to hide it. >> prescription pill addiction. it's a problem everywhere, but it's taking a special toll here in utah. >> beautiful area. >> wow. and does your work bring you here often? >> this is where i do the majority of my work. it's the oxycontin that seems to be a big hit. >> more people are dying from pill overdoses in utah than almost any other state in the u.s. >> you know, i'll never forget th

is definitely not a place where cameras are welcome. >> is this something you would picture in salt lake cityks from the temple? probably not. >>> we're two hours outside of salt lake city, in a very rural part of utah. the population of the town is very small, and it's mostly mormon. san pete county is one of the original settlements of the mormon pioneers. it's like going back in time. a place where people walk to church. where everyone knows each other. but this whole community is being shattered by drug addiction. last year the county lost teens, adults, even grandmothers to heroin and pills. ryan palmer is a church leader. he's lived here all his life. and just a few months ago his world was rocked to the core. >> we just -- we found him right here behind the minivan. and we did cpr for probably four or five minutes while the ambulance got here. cpr's very grueling. you can tell i broke a few ribs. it's just insane that you have to do that to your own child. >> this is the neighbor's driveway where ryan found jeremy, where his friends left him after he overdosed on morphine pills. >> hav

. >> jmt salt lake city utah was founded by the mormon church to be a eutopia of conservative values. >> we believe our body is a atemple and we should not do. the population is mostly mormon, a faith that discourages mormonnism. the lft few yeaast few years, ss taking place. it is taking place behind mom and darksd 33 wi. prescription pill addiction is taking a special toll here in utah. >> does your work bring you here often. >> this is where i do the majority of my work. >> more people are dying from pill overdoses in utah than almost any other state in the u.s. >> i'll never forget that first oxy c ox concontinue i took. it was a miracle cure. >> we're here to find out why. ♪ ♪ >>> utah is one of the safest states in the nation. it's scenic and affluent. yet, people are dying at alarming rates from prescription pill abuse. >> this isn't exactly the kind of area where you'd expect a lot of drug activity to be taking place but we're told that it's everywhere. it's really hard to get people to talk openly about it on camera. a woman and her daughter have agreed to tell us about the s

and these kinds of cameras help salt lake city investigators get to the bottom of the police shooting. happened last month and sparked a lot of outrage in that community. nbc's reporter reports, in this case, the cameras helped clear the officer involved. salt headache city police ofr cruz was wearing a body camera when he confronted dylan taylor on august 11. in the video taylor walks away as his brother and cousin put their hands up. officers follod taylor who puts his hands in front and turned around. >> get your hands out now! get your hands out! >> that's when officer cruz shoots him in the chest and stomach. >> the command was given to stop and show his hands. he responded saying, no, fool. and a quick succession of hands. lifted his shirt up and moved his hand from the waist band in a drawing motion. >> after the shooting the officer gives taylor first-aid. >> stay with me. stay with me. >> but taylor isn't breathing. >> what the hell were you reaching for, man? >> cruz tells taylor help is on the way. and he can be heard saying this to another officer. >> i can't find a women

in salt lake city brad wilcox, director of the in fact marria national marriage. from seattle, stephanie kunz, she's director of research and education for the council on contemporary families and stephanie kunz, let me start with you. is this a new norm or really . >> the age of marriage has been rising. i don't think that marriage is on its way out. most people will marry eventually. but one of the big differences is that people are taking longer to get married, and marriage no longer organizes every life change, every transition, every decision we make. and the result is that we have to be much more open than we used to be to the idea that you just can't expect that all married people will have obligations, and unmarried people will not. >> brad wilcox, if you look at what's happened over the past couple of decades have we, without really realizing it, flipped the script? when i got married during the carter administration, it's shocking to say, the idea was well, of course, people don't have much when they get married. and they make this alliance voluntarily,

mia love narrowly lost to in 2012.an matheson this debate, which was held in salt lake city, is courtesy of commission.ate >> from the campus of the university of utah in salt lake city, the utah debate commission welcomes you to the 4th congressional district andidates' debate. >> good evening. welcome to the studios on the campus of the university of utah highly f the most anticipated exchanges sponsored during the utah debate commission. we gather for a debate between candidates in utah's 4th congressional district. the seat is open. we will hear from the republican and democratic candidate. they have a two-minute opportunity. doug owens would have the first opportunity. mr. owens. >> thanks to the debate commission and thanks to my opponent. it's nice to be here on the university of utah campus, where i went to school. i'm doug owens. i'm a proud father of four, married to my wife of 26 years. but she's got the whole gang here in the room tonight. i am a sixth generation resident for ah and been a attorney my entire professional career. some years ago when our boys were 5, 3 and 1, i

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and the wave back from the biggest star in salt lake city tonight. we love jp. we'll see you right back here tomorro >>> evacuations under way in yosemite and an air tanker is missing. >> grand theft in progress can you identify criminals in these videos? >> pg&e's concession through a major political scandal. critics redemand release of thousands of secret e mails >> breaking news out of yosemite. an air tanker may have crashed >> the fire is burning near yosemite's arch rock. >> 60 homes in the community forest have been evacuated the fire spread now to 130 acres. >> authorities shut down highway 140 going into yosemite. we're joined by park ranger cary cobb. thanks for joining us. do you know anything about this missing tanker and the fire fight now? >> there was a plane crash related to the fire in yosemite national park and witnessed by park staff as well as residents of the area. i cannot confirm what type of plane it was or how many people were on board. but it was a plane that is connected with the fire and was witness crashing in the area of the fire. >

and we also have, and i think salt lake city is going to talk to us about what a half cup looks like, right? so you brought that for us. we have apple slices. so we're leer for the duration. we can last a while this morning. and not to offend my wonderful cafeteria folks when i was growing up, but we didn't eat like this when i was in school. so this is very delicious food this morning. so we are very appreciative of everyone being here for our second hearing on child nutrition and to be able to talk to those in the trenches working hard to make things happen in the right way for our children. let me just start by saying what we all know that, according to the center for disease control, obesity in young children has more than doubled in the last 30 years. that's why this discussion is so important. and it's grown more than four time higher for teenagers in the same time frame. so that's why we are involved. that's why we care. that's why there is a priority. and it means today more than 1 out of 3 children is either overweight or obese. and as a country, we spend one out of every fiv

we are in the studios of kued on the campus of the university of utah in salt lake city.his is the final debate in a landmark voter information with media joining together with the citizen based initiative to provide statewide debate coverage for utah's federal and statewide offices. tonight's questions are drawn from those submitted to the utah debate commission at their website, utahdebatecommission.org. we encourage you to visit the site to learn more about the commission and to sprueview the previous four debates presented by this collaboration and we welcome your feedback on this inaugural season of the utah debate commission. so many of the questions that came into the debate commission had almost a plaintive quality about them, a sadness. here's another one that comes from a young man, and this is patrick in harriman. mr. owens, you'll have the first 90-second opportunity. as a college student, i'm concerned about rising tuition costs and the debt that students face to attend college. what's your plan to address this problem, and what do you believe is the federal

albuquerque, denver and also the rockies wrapping back just close to salt lake city.nty there coast and vegas, slightly cooler. this high pressure won't let go. if you get slightly to the north, that ushers in a cooler system. but you turn around and still the high pressure is keeping here. next week there is another pattern. 60s, 70s, coast starting to cool off actually on sunday but inland temps have not joined the part but looks like they will today into friday. we turn that right around for a warmer weekend and that will carry through monday but that is the transition day. big drop and big changes, too. >> thank you, steve. >>> the labor department reported weekly job numbers remain close to their lowest levels in 8 years. 220,000 americans filed for job claims. >>> at&t wireless customers may get some money back. at&t agreed to a $105 million settlement over cramming. that's when customers are charged for third party services such as a daily horoscope they never approved. the charges run about $10 a month but they are hard for customers to find on their bills >>>

from salt lake city, utah, please welcome sarah bohe! [cheers and applause] hi, sarah! oh, my gosh! [laughs] >> how are you? >> great. >> nice to see you.

there was a bombing in 1987 in salt lake city and it was the only time the unabomber was ever seen. he was seen by an employee very close. she was in three feet of him as he placed a bomb outside her left front tire of her car. she was interviewed afterwards by a police artist, an artist that they brought in to do a composite and she did the composite. when i reviewed the file, there were like five different composites by that same artist and that same witness on five different days and it was just unusual for me to see that. why? so i found this particular witness, and went and interviewed her and asked her why. well, he wasn't capturing what i was trying to tell him. he kept getting the shape of the face wrong and some other things, and she was very adamant, and i said, well, tammy, how can you be so adamant about that, she said, well, i just reviewed my notes. i said what notes? there's no notes in the file from you. they instructed me the day i saw him to write down everything i saw and nobody ever came back and got it. she brought me her notes and she was very consistent with w

. >> jmt salt lake city utah was founded by the mormon church to be a eutopia of conservative values. a atemple and we should not do. the population is mostly mormon, a faith that

from salt lake city, utah, please welcome sarah bohe! [cheers and applause] hi, sarah! how are you? >> great. >> nice to see you. >> it's so great to see you.

this happened near salt lake city. about 75 children and adults were onboard. dash cam video captured some of the close calls. >> whoever it is can't maintain the lane. >> witnesses said the school bus was traveling erratically. >> an officer pulled over alyssa martinez who failed a test. she's facing a dui charge. she's on paid leave. the school district is reviewing its policies to prevent it from happening again. >>> police in new york looking for a mob of teenagers that stormed a brooklyn deli and trashed. surveillance video shows a group of at least 20 swarming the store on saturday night knocking over everything in sight. police said one of the teenagers assaulted the owner's brother. a customer is seen grabbing a broom before the mob ran away. police haven't found any of them. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton was addressing the sales force tech conference. she focused primarily on children's literacy and closing what she calls the word gap. >> we know that by four years of age children in lower income families tend to have heard 30 million f

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. >>> the scene this weekend in salt lake city where the fourth annual ginormous pumpkin regatta tookthe idea is to grow a huge pumpkin, up to 1200 pounds, and then row it 100 yards without sinking. the winner was a light weight, a 444 pound pumpkin that finished in 3:41. >>> and this is what it looked like today as thousands ran the beijing marathon. a lot of runners wearing face masks as the air quality was described as severely polluted. one marathoners said on a normal day, no one would run in such conditions. >>> and the new breaking bad action figures, now available at toys "r" us and other stores. models after a chemistry teacher turned drug figure. they feature jeff -- jesse pinkman and heisenberg. one mom has asked for the stop, because they deviate from the family-friendly values. they say the dolls are meant for people 15 years and older. >>> and we're back with the simple power on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a bi

. >> reporter: starting in salt lake city. >> the newest member of the utah jazz. just 5. >> he more than makes up for height and experience in heart. >> reporter: and just look, his sister waving there. there goes her brother, crayon in hand, signing the contract. and there it was, his green jersey. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was two and a half. helping his dream of basketball come true. >> he has been fighting cancer longer than he has not been. >> reporter: and now fighting for the utah jazz. his feet dangling above the court. number one, hands on his hips. big game. and look at this, before the game president stretch. and the rookie dance off. just listen to the fans. >> chemo damages their joints. we didn't know if he could run. to see him on the court with the jazz. i don't think there are words to express. we are so grateful. so -- >> reporter: grateful for that moment for their son. >> wait a second, we have a sub coming into the game. >> reporter: listen to the announcer. >> j.p. gibson into the game. >> reporter: they pass him the ball. >> inb

>>> well, an impaired driver caused a school bus to swerve back and forth across a highway in salt lake cityutah. very scary. >> very scary. carrying 70 fifth and sixth graders swerved across lanes at high speed. triggering calls from people and the frightened chaperons in the bus. >> she can't stae in the lanes. the adults are getting scared. oh! oh! >> what happened? >> she almost hit a van next to us. >> when troopers caught up, they say 39-year-old martinez failed road tests. she had four prescription medications, antianxiety drugs and muscle relaxers. >>> and the seven high school football players facing charges for allegedly abusing younger teammates could be in court today. those seven have been suspended from sayreville high school. what's not known is if the coaches knew about it or suspected it. >>> a dramatic rescue captured on camera off the coast of oregon. the coast guard plucked five hikers to safety after they were struck. three others who tried to make it to the shore were saved by bistand whoergs made a human chain to get them out. >>> a battery bizarre incident. caught eme

and we also have, and i think salt lake city is going to talk to us about what a half cup looks like, right? so you brought that for us. we have apple slices. so we're leer for the duration. we can last a while this morning. and not to offend my wonderful cafeteria folks when i was growing up, but we didn't eat like this when i was in school. so this is very delicious food this morning. so we are very appreciative of everyone being here for our second hearing on child nutrition and to be able to talk to those in the trenches working hard to make things happen in the right way for our children. let me just start by saying what we all know that, according to the center for disease control, obesity in young children has more than doubled in the last 30 years. that's why this discussion is so important. and it's grown more than four time higher for teenagers in the same time frame. so that's why we are involved. that's why we care. that's why there is a priority. and it means today more than 1 out of 3 children is either overweight or obese. and as a country, we spend one out of every fiv

then think about salt lake city because between 1980 and 1982 or 1983 that seemed to be the focus of where there was a connection for the unabomber and after that time frame from 1985 and on, think of the san francisco bay area, put those three things together and eventually, i will defer to max to talk about the composite. that became a significant part of that message. chicago, salt lake and the san francisco bay area and the composite and by 1995 we got the manifesto. when all those pieces came together we went back to the public through jim with that message, we got what we were looking for and got back to that composite because it is a fascinating story. >> the composite is the iconic picture of the van, the hooded sweat shirt, the sunglasses. >> early on in the investigation, you do a lot of monotonous tasks and reviewing the file. we didn't have a lot of leaks -- leads and reviewing the file and trying to determine if there were things that hadn't been done in the past, i was reviewing the file with regard to utah related bombings and there was one in 1987 at a computer compan

what would it -- salt lake city. what would it take for the ioc prove? >> base in our discussions with the ioc, they are very open to coming back to the united states. we have made a sincere effort to become much more active and engaged in the global olympic movement. we have tried to be at the table when decisions get made and contributions have to be made to various projects. i think the time is right for the u.s. to compete to host the 11 games. for us -- the olympic games. we want to make sure there is a compelling reason for the ioc to look at our bed and say that will make the world better. it will make the city that hosts the games better. it is so important that we not spend huge amounts of money that wouldn't otherwise be spent on the olympic games. it is one thing to spend it $10 billion on every structure, if you were going to spend $10 billion on infrastructure because it's in the city's best interest. because they need a new railroad, new streets, things like that. but we can't do is put ourselves in a situation with the citizens of any city

we are told that he is from salt lake city, utah. meanwhile, there was a third deputy sheriff who was wounded in this crime spree. he is okay and recovering tonight. and the carjacking victim who was shot in the head we are told he was communicating before he left the scene. reporting live from sacramento, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area ne news. >> tonight, there are tears in washington state. fellow students are remembering the victims of a school shooting. it happened this morning in marysville, 40 miles north of seattle. video now of that school's most recent homecoming. students say the boy in this homecoming supreme court jalen fry berg is the person who opened fire at the school cafeteria. he was also on the football team at that high school. it happened during lunchtime. one female student was killed, four others were hurt. police say he then turned the gun on himself. students needless to say are in shock. he didn't seem like he was trouble at all. he seemed like a great kid. >> i never ever thought it would happen at our scho

among the 50 largest cities, salt lake city had the most generous residents. >>> two minutes until 5:. happening later today, unions and advocacy groups in new jersey will launch a campaign aimed at getting paid sick time for employees. in next month's election, voters in montclair and trenton will decide if city workers should get those paid sick days. starting last year, several cities in new jersey adopted similar laws. there's also a push to make it a staid statewide requirement. >>> in pennsylvania, there's a push for legislation that would allow local police to use radar to crack down on speeding. local leaders will hold a briefing on the topic in upper darby township, delaware county, this morning. right now, only state troopers are allowed to use radar to enforce speeding laws. that's something i learned not too long ago. >> and something that we need to watch ourselves as we hit the roads this morning. you never know who is looking out there for those speed limits. >> that's right. you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> this is bre

to grow which is why we headed to the us hispanic chamber of commerce national convention in salt lake cityek. according to the chamber, the rate of startups for hispanic small business is three times the national average. one of the highlight us was the first latina to ever hold that position. contreras-sweet wants to become the new sba. >> we're out there to become the new sba what we call smart, bold and accessible, to make sure we're using smart systems to deploy the technology that's available today to make our interface with the banks easier so we have a quick easy interface with the client. we're acting on bolder initiatives. bolder means we're looking for new ways in which we can help small businesses create new market opportunities. then the accessible, to make sure we're there for everybody that we're not leaving anybody behind. >> it's time to answer some of your business questions. let's get our board of directors in here to help us out. danae ringelmann is a co-founder of indiegogo, where she is chief development officer, and jen groover has created the butler bag as well as he

salt lake city, los angeles, lake placid, we have a rich history of doing it well. i think the ioc would look at the united states and feel comfortable that we would be able to do it in a way that would create a great experience for the fans, the athletes, for the guests, for the sponsors. >> the recent article in the atlantic monthly asked what if democracies refused to pay for the olympic games again? this was a response to the lack of enthusiasm in the parts of western nations to host the 2022 winter limits. can you comment on this, and what the ioc can do to encourage bids? >> that's a fantastic question. if a democracy were to spend as much as sochi spent on the winter living names, i think it would be a problem. we, as a democracy, have a responsibility to be fiscally responsible to our citizens. if we can't look at a pll for the olympic games that doesn't have an adverse effect on whatever city is hosting, we will make the decision not to host. when russia spends $51 billion, that sends a message that the games are expensive. but you have to remember, most of

if you are traveling out west, 59 in salt lake city. los angeles, 77. new york city on tuesday, 71. can't beat that. back to you guys. >> drama there. 71 degrees in new york city on tuesday. >>> speaking of hot, the san francisco giants smoking hot. now one win away from the third world series title in five years. they crush the royals, 5-0. it was all about their ace. madison bumgarner. he threw a complete game shutout. the first one since 2003 when josh beckett threw one. bumgarner is the greatest world series pitcher of all time. look at his numbers over 30 innings. stunning. four world series wins over the last five years. game six is tuesday night in kansas city. the next two games in kansas city. they have to win them both. >> that is baseball. we can talk football and your tom brady later. >> we can always talk about tom brady. >>> 19 minutes after the hour. boko haram kidnapping dozens more children over the weekend as girls who manage to escape share their stories. we are live after the break. ♪bu ♪takes my breath away that's the way i look at life. looking for something be

a very short commute in the show, but you live in salt lake city. >> yeah, my wife is from salt lake.ilt a beer garden. >> opening bars in salt lake city, it's a funny idea. >> we are lucky, we have a lot of extended family who are there and co owners. it's an unusual place. but there's a large secular population in salt lake too. about 70%. sorchlts business is good. >> yeah, business is good. >> and you're playing a whale soon, "finding nemo." >> i'm playing a beluga wheale. it's fun. it's a blast. >> thank you for coming in. and, of course, you can catch the new episode tonight at 9:00/8:00 central on abc. >>> fabio viviani is next. >>> it is so good to see our friend fabio viviani here in the studio. he has a brand new cookbook, "fabio's american home kitchen," filled with his favorite american dishes. but infused a little italian flare. >> just a touch. one thing that not many people know is that these -- i'll be my tenth year in the united states. it's been a decade. >> that's awesome. >> it's been a decade. >> congratulations. and we have loved having you here. >> i love it. >>

. >>> salt lake city, utah was founded by the mormon church. >> wei >> we believe our body is a templey the mormon church not to do. >> the population of the state of utah is mostly mormon, a faith that discourages drinking, smoking and drug use. but over the past few years, it's been rocked by something unexpected. >> oh,do

. >> we're in salt lake city, passing through.school bus, the davis district school bus and we're ceernd -- concerned with our bus driver. can an officer follow behind her for awhile and see if he agrees with her driving. she can't stay in the lane, she's crossing the double lines. the adults are getting scared. >> i can't imagine what the other drivers were thinking let alone the people on the bus. and i'm glad i don't have to work with the media today talking about people who are injured. >> that's the reaction from the davis school district after hearing that one of their bus drivers who has been employed six years with the district was arrested for d.u.i. monday morning. at the time there were 67 students on the bus and 7 adults. >> witnesses said the school bus was traveling very eratically leaving the lane, cutting people off. >> the bus was pulled over. they found drugs the the driver's name. they performed a sobriety test which led to the arrest. all drivers are required to pass a background check the school district says.

owners dressing up their pets for a costume contest in salt lake city, utah.ssed as woody from toy story getting the top prize of $1,500. second going to a dog dressed as a chia pet. >> next the bad. a man posted on facebook saying i need a new must go go -- a new mug shot. he was arrested a day later. >>> a woman stuck in a chimney after a robbery attempt. fire fighters helped her wiggle free. >> time for your brew on this responses. a new study says one-third of people would rather work for a male boss than a female boss. >> we asked would you prefer to work for a man or for a woman? >> john says i find most women try their best to do things right the first time. >> joy says the best boss i ever had was a man. he was no-nonsense, hard but fair. >> don says in the end it is not about gender. it is about working for a professional who knows what they are doing, and we appreciate everyone who responded. and remember, today we're going to be talking about ray rice. reports this morning that he could be reinstated into the nfl by the end of the month. what do you

. >> dogs and pigs are ready for halloween in salt lake city, utah.est dressed award won for woody for toy story. and a little dog dressed as a chia pet. and i think that was a dog dressed as a cow. >> we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00. two men are crisscrossing the country to collect every type of beer, but it's not what you think. we'll tell you how their project may help you. >>> plus the chamber orchestra of philadelphia marks its 50th anniversary biputting the spotlight on one of their own. >>> now for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! enjoy the weather! >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." are you scared of the dark? i hope not, because today i've got six stories about creatures of the night. >> you will be looking for the shiny eyes tonight. >> what's that? what's that thing? giants so powerful, they could crush you with a single step. there

utah woman missing for two weeks, the footage shoes her the day she disa pored from her home in salt lake citythe 30-year-old apparently disa pored in the rain leaving without her shoes and money and wearing a tank top and pair of shorts. she told the 911 operator that there was a w$÷gyintruder in he home. they fear she may be suffering from delusions. >> a murder/suicide described as a revenge shooting. carl pearson killed a classmate before turning the gun on himself. his diary show he wanted revenge for being teased. he was exacting revenge for being teased7/im in elementary school. in this horrible way in a place that we simply trust as parents is a place of safety and innocence, the public needs to ask the lard questions. >> pearson was targeting a debatem[xf u./?zcoach. no one else was involved in pearson's plot and unlikely anyone else will be charged. clare davis said they forgave pearson for taking their daughter's life. >> after a string of breeches, hackers are publishing a massive database of stole ep pictures that used to be delighted. do you use snap chat. how does this happen an

the suspect identified himself as 34-year-old marcello marques of salt lake city. his fingerprints match the records for a louise >>> the fire protection district wants to buy this truck. it costs $180,000. campaign aims to raise $50,000. the biggest donor will have the right to put their name or the company's name on the vehicle. other sources of money have already been secured. >>> we're talking about a different day and a different story in the weather department. >> 50/50 weekend. this time we'll get the 50% of sunshine we promised. here is a beautiful picture. it's a little breezy today. not quite as much as yesterday. we have warming trend through the week and the chance of rain for halloween. i'll give you an update on that in the seven-day forecast. >>> new allegations of a chp officer accused of stealing e y explicit photos off a woman's phone. >>> at least two more highway patrol officers are linked to a co-worker. sending pictures to one over officer working at the office. the other officers could face criminal charges. a drunk driving suspect discovered