salt lake city is a refugee resettlement city. we have 50,000 resettlement and several languages in our city. we are dealing with folks in poverty or who come to our country or come to salt lake city in need. it is a remarkably giving society and community. we're the number one service volunteer state in the country. we feel we can address this. we're anxious to welcome new citizens into our community. >> and how do you feel? >> anaheim is the largest city in orange county. about 350,000. very ethnic. 70% ethnic, i think 55% latino, 20% asian. we're the largest american air populations in the united states. it's wildly diverse. we were listening to mayor garcetti and thinking, man, he's got a lot of resources, a lot of formalized stuff going on. we just get things done. basically we've been doing it in our city. we treat people as people, and regardless of status. if people -- if there is a crime that's being committed, our police officers go and it doesn't matter whether they're here legally or illegally or documented or undocumen

i know it's true in salt lake city as well. >> it is. >> that must be something in salt lake city a little bit to wrap their heads around. >> it certainly is at the state level. in salt lake city, we're so accustomed to it and so enjoy it, in s italt lake city it's not an issue. at the state level it's a pretty good gap. you look at the state legislature particularly white male and elderly, they're a generation apart from what's happening in salt lake city but increasingly throughout the state. >> sorry. he asked two questions so i was going to ask two questions too. my question is what do you feel an appropriate time is for the pathway to citizenship? i'd like to hear each of your individual responses. i ask this because i lived and worked independent oklahoma for a while and had some friends in the legal system there and had clients who would be in this system for 10 to 15 years before they were granted citizenship. it was an issue a lot of times on the end of administration, paper work being lost, sometimes names changed four comfort last name a lot of paper work problems and not necess

part of program called housing first, salt lake city is just giving apartments to the homeless. you gave a homeless person a home. >> okay, you gave a home to the homeless person that still makes them homeless. >> no. >> because when you're homeless you do not have a home. that's what the word means. >> i'm going to be honest that makes more sense than what you're saying. >> you may think, but it adds up to us. >> sure. giving homeless home homes sounds like a good idea just like feeding people and providing health care sounds like a good idea. but everyone knows we just can't afford it. 22% of americans are currently receiving some kind of government entitlement, that is 67 million people. truth is, we can't afford it. >> what do all of these handouts cost a good hard working people of utah? >> costs about $12,000 per person. >> there you go. >> compared with $20,000 a year on the streets. >> wait, what? >> we give them is more effective and efficient than the emergency system, merge enhe see room visits, emt runs and jail time. >> i feel like you're just giving them a home. >>

a few will be offered positions in salt lake city where netflix recently opened another call center. the company says it wants to consolidate all of its u.s. phone support to one location. >>> smartphones are to adults as security blankets are to toddlers. researchers found anxiety, heart rates and blood pressure all increase when people are separated from their little phones. doctors also had phone owners perform simple word puzzles. they did worse when separated from phones. researchers suggest it could be soothing to keep our phones close by during difficult tasks. otherwise keep a healthy distance and turn them off at night. but a lot of people sleep with the phones with them. >> exactly. complaint leave themcan't leave them. >>> a mega movie star is giving thanks to his bay area roots.

he flew out to salt lake city and then reno, nevada. you made the same statement in salt lake city, it set -- except to change the number from 2052 -- 205 top 285. he was always changing the number. it was all a big lie. several weeks later in march, a cartoonist for the washington post did a cartoon. and he had cans of tar. and the largest can he put across it "mccarthyism." he is the one that coin the phrase mccarthyism. that you are tarring people for no good reason. in the last two years of truman's time, 6000 people left government. there were all kinds of questionnaires and security checks on people in government. and we lost experts in the state department because of this crusade. of course, 1952, there was a republican victory. eisenhower and the senate went republican. which meant mccarthy got chairman, the chairman of two important committees, the investigatory committee for government. and he took off. >> the average american can do very little insofar as digging communist agents out of our government is concerned. they must d

this comes just a day after he was in salt lake city to meet with mitt romney. like bush, romney is also considering a run for president in 2016. meetings i like to between potential candidates are pretty rare. we'll hear from jeb bush coming up at 6:00. >>> now, reports today indicate florida senator marco rubio will ender the presidential race soon. a recent cbs poll of fellow republicans shows him behind jeb bush and mitt romney. rubio has hired a fundraiser and is planning a trip to california. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is joining 29 other mayors supporting president obama's executive action on immigration. the mayors are filing a friend of the court brief opposing a lawsuit to block the president's action. lee and the others say letting undocumented workers stay in the u.s. will benefit their cities. the mayors are in washington for the winter meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. >>> saudi arabia has bid farewell to their king. the 90-year-old monarch died yesterday after nearly two decades in power.

and he actually talked about that meeting, that intriguing meeting he had with mitt romney in salt lake city a few days ago. this is what he said about that. >> i went to visit governor romney. i have enormous respect for him. the meeting was set up three months ago, under slightly different circumstances, i guess. and i was happy to be able to you know continue to have the meeting. we talked about the patriots. we talked a little bit about politics. not as much as you might imagine. we talked about the future of the country. talked about a need for a more engaged foreign policy where the united states accepts world power status because it brings peace and stability in the world. >> so if you talk to people in bush and romney world about this meeting that happened the other night, there isn't any sort of grand bargain that emerged. these guys weren't there to like make a deal about who someone is going to run and someone is not going to run for the republican nomination. both of them though seemed to be full steam ahead. so we just have to wait and see for when jeb bush is actually going to

agent lindsay moran and i were scheduled to rendezvous in salt lake city.ob is to talk and think on their feet. i can barely talk and drive. the mission - who will drive conditions. >> when i was in the c.i.a. a large part of my life and job was driving around - looking for people following me, trying to get information from a human source. it wasn't just my experience at the c.i.a. that gave me confidence that i could outperform kosta. i don't think anything can compare to the distractions of driving kids to [ laughs ] >> cut it out. while they are fighting in the back seat. keep it down. talking to siri. at the university of utah, isn't professor joel cooper is testing the impact of voice-activated infotainment systems, available in many cars. kosta was up first. >> i have a headset on, a finger clicker, a heart rate monitor and a microphone. i'm like a cyborg. >> there's a g.p.s. system, a wide-angled camera. it allows us to monitor your speed, where you are looking as you drive down the road. >> to establish a baseline for the measurements, the first te

in salt lake city, a car slamming into a tractor-trailer carrying 8,000 pounds of crude oil. but back in california families and pets home for the holidays are at least able to enjoy a rare snowy new year's eve. and in the l.a. area more snow expected on the mountains and temperatures into the 30s. possibly meaning the coldest weather at the rose parade since 1952. john ehrlichmann, abc news, los angeles. >>> see what's in store for us on this first day of 2015, here's accuweather's justin povick. good morning. >> thank you kendis and reena. the northeast, to kick off 2015, will be quite chilly once again on thursday. a couple of pockets of snow. and some of the snows will be locally heavy. but, again, like i said, locally. so only a couple of areas looking at the bursts of moderate to heavy snow. watertown perhaps into the northeastern suburbs of buffalo. much of the northeast sunny. but there will be a gusty breeze. texas, on the other hand dealing with sleet and also freezing rain. with icy traveling from san antonio northbound to oklahoma city. travel along interstate 20

a bank robbery suspect captured in salt lake city lying on the ground handcuffed. when officers realized wires were coming out of his vest. >> they just said he's holding very very very still. >> reporter: police on edge fearing he might be wearing an explosive vest backing away. evacuating the entire block. snipers with rifles perched overhead. the bomb squad moving in. >> they're sending the robot out now to cut the vest off the guy. >> reporter: a delicate and successful three-hour operation, with what they call the hazardous device unit robot. the suspect was taken into custody. it's not the first time a bank robbery has turn into a potentially explosive situation. in 2003 pizza delivery man brian wells claimed a man forced him to rob a pennsylvania bank with a bomb strapped to his neck. it later exploded killing him. late tonight, salt lake city police say this vest was a hoax and no bomb ever existed. brandi hitt abc news los angeles. >> brandi thank you. >>> when we come back the surprise. who is on the cover of the new aarp? >>> and the devastates mansion f

two main mantles came face to face at a private meeting in salt lake city today. a meeting that was scheduled before he announced he may launch a third campaign for president originally it was to show respect, and a signal to donors and operatives to rally around the romney approved successor. then mitt threw a curve ball saying he may get in the race himself. the meeting between the two of themes stayed on the books. they have been extremely tight lipped about the details. jeb tweeted a picture of himself at an airport. he was spotted making his way through baggage claim in the salt lake city airport. we're left with no choice but to speculate widely about what happened when they met face to face. did they play rock paperer scissors, best of three, to decide who gets to run? "all in" just obtained exclusive footage of the meeting. >> so i think we both agree the strongest candidate should run. >> and we both agree that the role of vice president would be a compelling one. >> it makes sense for me. you're already vetted. >> are you kidding me? >> plus you would be

i would rather work on the outside. >> jon huntsman joining us from salt lake city. always a pleasure to have you on the broadcast. up next, we go live to havana, cuba. a new chapter in u.s.-cuba relations. more state of the union reaction. "bottom line" continues in a moment. ♪ >> another big story where following on this wednesday, a new beginning in cuba. live in havana where the high level delegation begins today's negotiations to restorative o-matic relations with the communist government. what is the focus of these stocks? -- talks? >> the assistant secretary of state for the western hemisphere affairs touchdown in havana earlier today. both sides and say they want safer immigration. they will focus on things like reestablishing diplomatic relations. >> what does the united states hope to get from these talks? >> there's a whole range of issues. a lot of people are talking about increased freedom for the cuban people. member of the u.s. state department mentioned even talking about immigration could provide better opportunities for cuban people. a lot of the fo

faulty towers" are set to disappear from the streaming service on the 31st. >>> pooming metropolis salt lake city, right? it turns out a lot of companies are moving their call centers to salt lake city. >> it led scott mcgrew to wonder why. >> i spent a number of years in salt lake. it's a nice place and probably why netflix, marriott, u.p.s., sprint, delta, continental, jetblue all have call centers there, highly educated workforce with a neutral accent. what's getting less expensive? the euro now worth just $1.15, the lowest it's been in more than ten years. deflation now a major worry in europe, that's when prices keep falling to the point people stop buying things because they figure whatever they're going to buy will just be cheaper tomorrow. europe's central bank is under a lot of pressure to start quantitative easing like we did, inject more money into the economy, create inflation. that scares the heck out of the germans and because germany is the most powerful country in the eu, they do have a lot of say. wall street will react to a currency move by the swiss this morning. also we're goi

in salt lake city, a car slamming into a tractor-trailer carrying 8,000 pounds of crude oil.r's eve. and in the l.a. area more snow expected on the mountains and temperatures into the 30s. possibly meaning the coldest weather at the rose parade since 1952. john ehrlichmann, abc news, los angeles. >>> see what's in store for us on this first day of 2015, here's accuweather's justin povick. good morning. >> thank you kendis and reena. the northeast, to kick off 2015, will be quite chilly once again on thursday. a couple of pockets of snow. and some of the snows will be locally heavy. but, again, like i said, locally. so only a couple of areas looking at the bursts of moderate to heavy snow. watertown perhaps into the northeastern suburbs of buffalo. much of the northeast sunny. but there will be a gusty breeze. texas, on the other hand dealing with sleet and also freezing rain. with icy traveling from san antonio northbound to oklahoma city. travel along interstate 20 and i-40 as well as interstate 35 will be slippery in spots. and later on this week, a larger storm system impa

he made the same statement and salt lake city. except he changed the number. his next talk, the series of talks, the number went to 91. he was always changing the number because he had no list. he had no names. it was all a big lie. in several weeks, only several weeks later in march, a great cartoonist for the washington post did a cartoon, and he had cans of tar and at the largest can of tar he put across it "mccarthyism." people were quoting the phrase mccarthyism, which meant you are tarring people and for no good reason. 6000 people left government. there were all kinds of questionnaires and security checks on people in government and we lost experts in the state department because of this crusade. of course, 1952, there was a republican victory. eisenhower, the senate went republican. which meant mccarthy got the chair position on two important committees. one was an investigatory committee for government. and he took off. >> the average american can do very little insofar as digging communist espionage agents out of our government. they must depend upon

coming up and over from vancouver and pushes down from california all the way to solid city of salt lake city. we are looking to beautiful star for the weekend though fog was formed in some areas overnight but it will not last that long. this will bring temperatures into the mid '40's is to wake up tomorrow morning. into afternoon hours we will see more '70s popping up around the bay. dry weather will continue with us as we head into february. with a drive to from gusty winds on saturday. >>pam moore:the measles outbreak is showing no signs of slowing down. there are now 95 -confirmed cases nationwide. of those. 79 are here in california. and 52 of those cases. are directly linked to the disneyland outbreak in southern california. health officials say, most of the people who contracted the virus. were not vaccinated. as the measles outbreak grows.one los angeles doctor will no longer see children whose parents refuse to get them vaccinated. in recent years a small number of doctors have "fired" patients who believe that vaccines are linked to autism. the academy of pediatrics says doctors sho

he made the same statement and salt lake city. except he changed the number. his next talk, the series of talks, the number went to 91. he was always changing the number because he had no list. he had no names. it was all a egg live. in several weeks, only several weeks later in march, a great cartoonist for the washington post did a cartoon, and he had cans of tar and at the largest can of tar he put across it "mccarthyism." people were quoting the phrase mccarthyism, which meant you are tarring people and for no good reason. 6000 people left government. there were all kinds of questionnaires and security checks on people in government and we lost experts in the state department because of this crusade. of course, 1950 two, there was a republican victory. eisenhower, the senate went republican. which meant mccarthy got the chair position on two important committees. one was an investigatory committee for government. and he took off. >> the average american can do very little insofar as digging communist espionage agents out of our government. they must depend

an unseasonably warm and sunny day in salt lake city. police and emergency personnel respond to a report of an explosion outside cam's computer services. owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two-by-fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. it will get run over. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators qu

. >> reporter: jeff and his wife are devout mormons from salt lake city, utah. >> the only acceptable. between a man and woman. >> reporter: he chosen to have a church ch-sanctioned marriage and control his feelings of same-sex attraction >> it's mostly 90% towards men, i'll notice men times for every woman. >> reporter: your husband is talking about his attraction to men, how does that make you feel? >> i'm attracted to men, too. >> reporter: jeff says the choice he made to marry a woman is not an effort to change his sexuality. >> my sexuality isn't a choice. i agree with that. my faith isn't a choice. this is a deep deep part for me that's very important to me. my choice is to reck sill >> reporter: how would you describe your sex life now? >> perfect. >> great. enjoyable. normal. fully functional. >> reporter: though jeff compares resisting his attraction to men to being on a diet. >> when i'm having sex on her, i don't fantasize her being a man. the analogy, i love doughnuts but i desire to be able to fit in my pants in the morning, too, but am i miserable? am i lonely? am i deny

pediatrician happened to be on board, rushed to help and the pilot made an emergency landing in salt lake city where carl william perry entered at four pounds, 6 ounces. mom and baby are doing just fine. >> was hoping it would be a little girl. >> yeah, at least give her free flights, right? >> hey no airport delays, but a little bit of the haze. it is another spare the air day. we're transitioning into the afternoon now and as we do so the temperatures still feels like morning temperatures. it's in the 40s and now barely 50 degrees in live more and in san francisco. it is 51 degrees in oakland. that's after dropping all the way into the 20s in some location this is morning and in the 30s and we have another repeat performance again tonight. for the 3rd consecutive night we have a freeze warning for many inland areas across i-3 where it is blue, temperature won't be as cold as it was this morning but bottoming out in the low 20s and 30s. what you can expect for the weekend as we're stuck in the middle of a dry weather pattern and less wind so therefore it is a spare the air day with that stagn

and the pilot made an emergency landing in salt lake city where the son entered the world at 4 poundss. >> think they are going to be hanging in salt lake for a couple of days. >> mama, baby and daddy too. >>> how about some traffic on this probably a pretty easy day, right, liz? >> it is so quiet. yeah. i'm struggling to find stuff to tell you about. if you have to get to work, there's nothing going on. we had a couple of earlier stalls that are both cleared. right now we are incident-free around the bay area. flashing lights going north across the golden gate bridge. not sure what that's all about. we'll watch that. golden gate bridge southbound is still looking really quiet into san francisco. so other bridges no weather- related advisories that we need to tell you about. westbound 92 out of hayward 13 minutes it take you to the other side to foster city. if you are heading to oakland airport, this is what it looks like pretty close near oakland coliseum. taillights that is the northbound traffic in the commute direction. on a typical commute it doesn't back up until about 8:00. in

they had to make an emergency landing in salt lake city. mom gave birth to her first baby and said next time she'll do things differently. >> i'm going to not fly during my next pregnancy. just to be on the safe side. >> she wasn't negligent. the baby was born ten weeks premature. she had a beautiful baby boy. doctors say he's doing okay. >>> a bizarre rescue in california. firefighters spent two hours helping a woman trapped in a chimney. her feet covered in soot and dangling in the photo. no word on how she got stuck. the homeowner says the woman is the mother of children and she doesn't live there. >>> all right, coming up next on news 4, a group of local college students searching for a new place to live after their home burst into flames. this fire could have been worse. a change of temperature is on the way. >>> prince george's county investigators say six studentings are lucky to be alive after their house burst into flames while they were sleeping. the smoke detectors likely saved their lives. they went to the university of maryland

when i got to salt lake city there were lots of cameras.here was a guy that was broadcasting live on a radio station and we were having this weird conversation and i am trying to find a car to take me to the governor's house and i get overwhelmed by people asking for me signing baseballs and pieces of paper. it turns out this was the first day of the sundance film festival and all of these autograph hounds were there waiting for movie stars to show up. as luck would have it. literally, flocked by 50 people. it became a like a filini movie appeared had a nice conversation with mitt. >> that's great. what's your own vision for our country? >> i believe it as i said that we are on the verge of restoring american greatness. not committing to the over reach of this administration but creating a more opt michtic country and focus on the fact that you can have growth right now. um, we are growing pretty good. but there are a lot of people being left behind. if you are born poor in america, you are more likely to stay poor than any time in modern h

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. >> the documentary "bat kid begins" premiered at the film festival in salt lake city over the weekend. film chronicles how frarn game gotham city overday. miles scott was diagnosed with leukemia as a child and is currently in remission. julia roberts and a production company closed a deal to adapt the documentary into a feature film staring roberts. >> a story with with a happy ending something you like to see. >>> this one might not have a happy ending. finally the deflate gate controversy can be set aside. next sunday the super bowl, in the phoenix area where the game is being played the party has already begun. crowds welcomed the seattle seahawks yesterday and today the new england patriots are going to arrive. phoenix has experience hosting super bowls in its past. this is the second time the game is being played at the stadium in glendale and the third time the phoenix area hosted the big event. you can watch the super bowl next sunday here on nbc bay area. the fun begins at 10:00 a.m. with a supersized pregame kickoff at 10:30. >> we're checking the morning commute. >> we could

in salt lake city a car slamming into a tractor trailer carrying crude oil.he holidays are at least able to enjoy a rare snowy new year's eve. in the l.a. area more snow expected on the mons and temperatures dropping into the 30s possibly meaning the coldest weather at the rose pa raidrade since 1952. >> another reason to watch it from home. >> absolutely. more snow there than the east coast. >> they can have it. we diddor share, right? >>> this is just the first round of bad weather to slow down holiday travelers. >> our coverage continues at accuweather with justin povick. >> thank you. the southwest still digging out from snow. it's still snowing in fact, throughout portions of arizona. now moving into new mexico along interstate 40. western colorado southbound. gusty winds. even more concern is into texas and oklahoma as the snow transitions and freezing rain here early thursday into thursday afternoon as far north and east as oklahoma city with icy travel. heading in toward the upcoming weekend, a bigger storm works into the great lakes and northeast wit

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lion at the zoo in salt lake city burst out of his pen and went straight to a new england patriots helmetstead of the seattle seahawks helmet. the zoo's previous super bowl picker the orangutan was 7-7 in his super bowl picks. wouldn't be the raw meat they put in that. >> destroyed the helmet. >> of course he did. a quick look at the forecast. >> for the most part, most of tomorrow will be dry but i think especially as we get later into the evening as you're coming home especially from those super bowl parties maybe a little bit of a wintry mix but then warmer air moves in and it's going to be pretty much all rain. overnight sunday is going to be a rainy monday morning commute and then the temperatures drop. maybe a few snow showers as the system exits. it's going to be blustery, too. tuesday noticeably colder. 30 degrees. at least the rest of the workweek shout be relatively dry. >> we thank you for joining us. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight". measles outbreak. new case on an amtrak train. thousands of travelers at new york's busy penn station at ris

so they had to stop at salt lake city. >>> we found people all over the bay area rushing to the gas station to make sure they start off the year on a full tank. the price could go up 10 cents a gallon in january. >> i don't want to pay more than now. >> you need to get it no matter what. >> the new tax is california's cap and trade surcharge on all gas sales. the money will be used to offset greenhouse gas emissions. >>> most of the u.s. has already celebrated the new year including the traditional center of celebration, new york city. right now, they are cleaning up time square. a million people showed up there to watch the ball drop. mayor bill de blasio pushed the ceremonial button that set the 11,875-pound waterford crystal ball in motion. people celebrated in 30-degree temperatures. a lot of people were ringing in the new year with a glass of bubbly or something maybe a little harder. maybe some whiskey. the whiskey business is booming these days. especially those so-called hand- crafted bourbons. tonight, chip reed shows us you may be surprised to learn what is in that battle. >> repo

interior sections of the west boise, salt lake city and portland to seattle.aybe only in isolated areas. it's not going to be a widespread i-95, you know conversation. >> all right. bill thank you very much. keep it right here for the very latest on the blizzard of 2015. i'm milissa rehberger. thanks very much for watching "early today." have a terrific tuesday. . >>> it's fell by the inches. overnight, wind whipped snow from the east coast. people told to stay home. hours this morning. some are saying the experts got it wrong. >>> plus here in the bay area investigators plan to walk a south bay neighborhood this had morning, hoping to find a fix for a dangerous stretch of roadways where a woman was just killed. >>> and if you thought parachutes were just for passengers? think again. a pilot goes safely to a crash landing. >>> from the san bruno camera, we can see n

that was the case yesterday in salt lake city with cold air, 24. how are we this morning? this is our last of the cold. it is going to start to warm up significantly after this. we're 40 in l.a. this morning. 29 in vegas. and down to 33 in phoenix. still very cold out there in the desert southwest, all the way to southern california. temperatures really haven't recovered. they already have started recovering throughout much of the rest of the nation. we held on to our cold air in the rockies and in southern cal. now, as far as today goes, bad weather goes not much sun is going to go to work pretty much clear. in the northwest, we could be looking at a little wet weather. we had clouds increasing and now as we go throughout the next two days into the weekend, we'll watch wet weather occasionally. sunday it looks like in the northwest. that's y mountains, colder. so as we see, temperatures will be a slow warmup southern california mid-70s by sunday. >> not a bad forecast for the first weekend of the year. >> hopefully that's the only cold snap for the west. >> no more snow i

off from sfo and the woman went into labor, forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing in salt lake city around 9:30. she was rushed to the hospital. the flight continued to minneapolis. earlier this month a woman gave birth while en route from sfo to phoenix. >>> crews battling a fire at a sausage factory. and in the past hour we're learning they finally got the flames under control. that fire broke out this morning in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. firefighters fought the flames for several hours, managing to keep it inside the building but tonight they're watching to make sure the roof doesn't collapse. everybody in the building escaped safely. >>> people sent running in southern california as strong winds throw a wrench in the rose parade preparations. >>> and then taking no chances. the tactics police departments will use to protect officers. >>> plus the storage wars. the reason some apple customers are suing the tech giant and demanding more space. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. clear skies starting our weather and clear skies to finish. that's going to help temperatures to drop

. >> and carl pierry was born at a salt lake city hospital ten weeks early. his family was heading home when his mom started having contractions about 30 minutes into the flight. despite his early arrival, baby carl is doing just fine. good deal. >>> up next in the pulse, what happens when you mix a pair of mysterious moments from the sports world? >>> and how taylor swift spent her holidays. we know you want to know. you want to know. can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. create time together! share more mealtime moments like this, with more varieties of favorite wet cat food brands at petsmart! find select wet cat food starting at only 65 cents each and find great deals on over 750 wet food varieties! petsmart®. healing is something we do. together. and together we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technolog