i'm amy goodman in salt lake city, utah. it is part of our 100 city tour and headed to colorado this afternoon. in what is being called one of the most significant immigration cases in decades, the supreme court heard arguments monday to determine if president obama overstepped his authority when he took unilateral action to protect more than 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. the case pits the obama administration against 26 states led by texas. the states filed suit to prove -- block daca. following the death of antonin scalia, the court is divided with four liberal justices and four conservatives. a 4-4 split would leave in place a 2015 lower-court ruling that threw out the president's executive action. attorney thomas saenz of the mexican american legal defense and educational fund was one of four attorneys to argue the case before the court. he spoke after the hearing. >> in defending the president's exercise of his constutional prerogative as has been exercised by his many predecessors over the last 50

lake city. this -- in salt lake city. this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> how about now? i want to thank my wife for standing by me for 38 years, and my daughter joanna for flying here to l.a. to be with me when she could be doing so many other things. i want to speak to you in defense of liberty. i speak for liberty. >> [inaudible] how about now? all right. that's good. i speak of liberty today and against tyranny. republican and against the fascism that seems to be enveloping us. this government, the united created byrnment was the sovereign states for a specific purpose. our purpose was to protect god-given rights. that was the purpose of the government. anything that runs afoul of that purpose is therefore illegal and unconstitutional. since virtually everything this government does, virtually everything it does is illegal and unconstitutional. there seem to be a lot of people who wanted that way. to protect our god-given rights has been surrendered to a new government, a new global order that has enveloped us. they are people like us. they get up every day and put th

week the mormons came to give him a little statue reminiscent of the mormon pioneer statue in salt lake city. he went out and stumbled a little and i thought what happened? we were walking back from the rose garden to the oval office and i said mr. president, with all due respect, the boy's nation speech went terrific and what happened today? and he said they had a motion picture camera going and i said i don't think what -- i understand what the problem is. and he said the camera made him nervous. when we went to kansas city to get the acceptance of the nomination at the republican n convention we rehearsed in front of five cameras and kept going through the speech so by the time he got up to deliver it he had gotten over the camera shy and gave a great speech. >> tonight i can tell you straight away this nation is sound, this nation is secure, this nation is on the march to full economic recovery and a better quality of life for all americans! >> guest: the speech i wrote that received had most attention when was i was a consultant to governor pete wilson running for governor. he had a sho

mormons came to give him a kind of little statuette reminiscent of the mormon pioneer statue in salt lake city. i had given him the speech and the kind of flubbed it, stumble than i stumble than ipod what happened? what was wrong? we were walking back from the rose garden to the oval office and they said mr. president with all due respect to boys nation speech went terrifically, today not so much. what happened? he said they had a motion picture camera going and i said i don't understand how what's the problem? p7 makes me to rest when i see a motion picture -- no one had determined he was camera shy so when we went to kansas city to give the acceptance of the nomination in 1976 he were hearst in front of five cameras live and we kept going to the speech. by the time he got up to deliver he had gotten over his camera shyness and he did great. >> tonight i can tell you straight away this nation is sound, this nation is secure, this nation is on the march to full economic recovery and a better quality of life for all americans. [applause] >> the speech i wrote that received the most attention wa

mormons came to give them a kind of little statuette reminiscent of the mormon pioneer statute in salt lake city. he went out, same thing. i given a speech on the cart any kind of flubbed it, stumbled and i thought what happened? what was wrong? as we were walking back from the rose garden to the oval office and they said, mr. president, with all due respect the boys nation speech was terrifically. today not so much. what happened? he said they had a motion picture camera going. and i thought, i said i don't understand. what's the problem? he said it makes the nervous when i see a motion picture can. it was a man who is given 530 speeches, nobody determine he was camera shy. when we went to kansas city for him to give the acceptance of the nomination at the republican convention, in 1976 we rehearsed in front of five cameras live and we kept going through the speech so by the time he got up to deliver it at the convention yet gotten over his camera shyness and he gave a great speech. >> tonight i can tell you straight away, this nation is sound but this nation is secure. this nation is on the ma

it is now churning in the four corners from salt lake city to denver. ahead of that look at the line of severe weather in dakotas and nebraska. our focus tomorrow is on that guy there. today mostly sunny ahead of it. 39 napa airport. 4 the livermore. there will be more 30s. danville at 40. 42 black hawk. 42 black hawk. 23 truckee. 43 arcadia. quiet in the sierra nevada yesterday. in southern california we had activity. that has moved east. our system will be most he sun -- mostly sunny today. sunny today. it will be slightly warmer on afternoon highs. low 70s and 60s coast and bay. it clears out of here thursday. after that could be upper 80s to 90 on sunday. tuesday and wednesday we bring it back town. it back town. >> it is a roller coaster. kind of the spring fall pattern. pattern. 4:21 is the time. >>> up next, helping kids who become sick at school. the new technology tested in texas. >>> there are four new residents in the santa cruz mountains. the kittens were spotted last week. this photo was posted by the santa cruz puma project. you have to lo

>> once upon a time, i won a contest, a trip to salt lake city, utah. i never made it to salt lake city. or utah. long story short, i came back with a metal plate in my head. >> that plns why you don't >> travel. >> seth: please welcome to the show, our friend paul reubens. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so happy to see you, paul. >> seth: a fan of yours forever. and then a very exciting thing happened. which is in 2010, you did a broadway show and my brother was thereas >> your brother was so aursome. we've become, as you know, really great friends. he's almost my neighbor. >>eseti: yeah. >> we just hung out for four days in austin, at the premiere. >> seth: at so ih by south west? >> yeah. >> seth: he's got a paus in the movie.'s in your b d. some great stuff >> yes. >> seth: there's handsome josh right there. >> yeah, the renegade. >> seth: and also, as we saw from the clip, joe mangianello, also a friend of yours in real life. >> joe -- i met joe about six years ago at a party and we just became fast friends. >> seth: was he austin with you at the

kimberly nelson of salt lake city with his story. >> martin frey has always had a love for the ocean.r dreamed it would have taken him here. sailing there all seven seas. but martin's 11-year journey didn't start on a sailboat. believe it or not it, began on an african as farry. >> we decided we ald include kilimanjaro in our itinerary. >> he got the climbing bug and four years later successfully scaled alaska's denali. >> you on denali, we were stuck in a storm for six days at 17,000 feet. we couldn't go up. we couldn't go down. it was a complete whiteout. it was there that my friend steve gasser who is my climbing partner and really good friend, brought up the idea of seven summits. why couldn't we do this. >> but steve passed away shortly after this photo was take. >> and all of a sudden, is the finish climbing for steve and that's really how i pursued that dream. and i took his photo to every summit after that and had a little reflective moment with steve as my partner on even of the peaks. >> martin completed his mission of climbing the highest peaks on each continent when he mad

amy: from salt lake city, utah, this is democracy now! >> protect as children and all immigrants.p us with daca and immigration reform for all. in the right to protection. i have the right to live with my parent and live without fear. i have the right to be happy. amy: in the most significant immigration case in decades, the

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, before the game in salt lake city... steph curry started >>> warriors fans last night gave strength in numbers a whole new meaning. before the game in salt lake city, steph curry started signing autographs and fans quickly swarmed him causing the railing to break, sending some fans falling from the stands. the fans who fell are all okay and curry even sent them some autographed items. >>> we are less than an hour away from the first pitch of the battle of the bay. baseball fans have been waiting all year for the giants and the a's to hook up but as mike sugerman explains, the battle has already been raging off the field and on the air waves. mike. >> reporter: that's true, kenny. i got my peanuts, popcorn, five bucks for this. got a new hat. going to get my a's hat over the weekend. baseball is back! it starts tonight. exhibition. a's, giants. but if you have been watching tv, you might think it's been that for a while. this is old school. the cliche scene from bull durham. >> i'm just happy to be here. hope i can help th

. >>> salt lake city will name a street after harvey milk. utah is working on becoming more gay friendly and salt lake city recently elected its first openly gay mayor. >>> president obama spent the past few days in saudi arabia on a diplomatic mission. obama left for saudi arabia hoping to ease tensions with the key u.s. ally. the saudi royals are reportedly deeply skeptical of the u.s. signed nuclear deal with iran and also straining relations is a bill in congress that could make saudi arabia liable for damages related to the 9/11 attacks. >> if we open up the possibility that individual in the united states can routinely start suing other governments, then we are also opening up the united states to being continually sued by individuals in other countries. >> the saudi kingdom vehemently denies any involvement, although 15 of the 19 hijackers were saudi-born. >>> time now 6:10. a woman is hit and killed by a car on an east bay golf course. why police say the driver plowed straight into her. >> and a new push is under way to provide free co

but we were in salt lake city. and remember, utah's one of the more conservative states in the country. we had 14,000 people out at a rally in salt lake city. there was a poll that just came out in utah. for the first time in 50 years -- this is a state that almost never votes for a democratic candidate for president. we were beating donald trump by 10 points in utah. [ cheers and applause ] who tells you -- who keeps you up to date on the election cetera? do you watch those on the cable news just like the rest of us? >> sometimes depending on the state there are exit polls. we often have access to them. but like everybody else, if it's a close election we're watching the television at 1:00 in the >> jimmy: do you have cable at home? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't imagine you frivolously watching television. i imagine you're a relatively serious guy. if you are elected president, will we still have like the easter egg roll? would there be -- would we still pardon the turkey on thanksgiving? >> only if all of the childre

off to salt lake city, by the way. kellye: yeah, if you're wondering.time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legislator. now a respected leader in congress and key ally of president obama, protecting planned parenthood and social security... chris van hollen is the only candidate who fought the wall street banks and the nra...and won. that's why he's endorsed by the post as the "talented successor" to senator mikulski who will "deliver results." i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: realogy's and for the caps, hosting the ducks. and braden holtby resting for the postseason. in the second, fireworks. both guys getting shots, no knocked down. anaheim up. 2-0 ducks. the caps go down, 2-0. the nationals hosting the marlins. first-inning, bryce harper drives this into left field, in the gap. off the base of the wall, anthony rendon scores.

i was born in salt lake city, utah, and my mother being chinese from oakland since she was in utah wasrying to be like the utahans, brenda jean, laura lynn, teresa gail, like country, and my brother's name is david but we're going to name him ukio but we'd already named the dog ukio. >> what was the story about uncle gunjiro and how did it become part of a performance. >> i was trying to find out what happened to our family during the incarceration, and that's when i found out we weren't incarcerated. so i asked my dad and he said, well, we were hiding from night riders in utah, and i was like, well, how did we get to utah? we were there like the first japanese in utah. and so i found the eldest aoki, the last living link to japan. she was 106. her name was sadai, and she told me this incredible story. >> essentially uncle gunjiro married a woman who was prominent in the church, a white woman, and for a lot of people right now that wouldn't sound so unusual, but in those days it created quite a stir, right? >> right, right, right. >> what was the thing that maybe for you, what they wen

. >>> turning now to the nba where in salt lake city, the mavericks clinched the number seven spot in 101-92 win over the jazz. it will be the mavs' third straight trip to the playoffs and the team's 15th postseason appearance in the last 16 seasons. >>> meanwhile, in cleveland, the cavalier clinched the eastern conference's top seed after the win over the atlanta hawks. james scored 34 points wrapping up the best field goal percentage over a three-game stretch in his entire career. >>> oklahoma city, the thunder's russell westbrook with a big night against the lakers. posting a triple double before the half. westbrook's 18th triple double of the year ties hall of famer magic johnson for most in the last 40 nba seasons. >>> and while the thunder blew out the lakers it was kobe bryant in the second to last game of his career who stole the show. the future hall of famer received a special introduction before the game and was the subject of adoration from fans through the final buzzer. . . . ok team, what if 30,000 people download the new app? we're od. okay... what if a million people d

from salt lake city, utah, please welcome back matt bateman.se] what's up, buddy? >> chris, how you doing? whoo! >> matt, welcome back. you are just a broke

saturday, some areas could get up near 90 especially the deserts as we go to salt lake city, 60s. seattle gorgeous. a great stretch of weather. bottom line this weekend, if the weather is nice it's going to stay nice. if it's bad, it's going to stay bad. stagnant blocky weather pattern we call it. getting a snowstorm in colorado. famous for the april snowstorms. actually one of their snowiest months of the year, nofr and april. they'll pick up 8 to 12 inches of snow in denver saturday. sunday arrives, san francisco up to 79. beautiful. setle 77. l.a. at 86. a lot of warmth building on the west coast pap great weekend. santa rosa northwards through eureka. a lot of nice stuff in the west this weekend. >> i can't believe. 86 in l.a. is fantastic for the weekend. like bathing suit weather already. thank you. >>> a charles manson disciple gets parole on her 20th attempt, plus, oblivious to an armed robbery, a canoodling couple without a care in the world. can you believe that? you're watching "early today." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psorias

you're going to do it again today. 27 72 in seelgdattle, boise, 71. 64 in salt lake city. all the cold, nasty winter weather in the great lakes and the northeast. looks like a ridge in the west, the ridge gives us sunshine and nice weather is going to continue into next week.weather typical. monterey, 62. fresno, 77. >>> that's some nice temperatures setting up through the west. pacific northwest, party terps, in t temperatures in 79s. >> looks beautiful. >>> a canine killed in the line of duty. we have details. >>> and tesla, overwhelming demand. >>> you're wautching "early today." because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. our revolutionary mascara delivers 5 lash-transforming benefits. volume, length, definition, lift, and intense color. choose love from the new collection of revlon mascaras. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, m

first, he went to salt lake city. he almost died of there of pneumonia. that is when he met and married my mother. they could not get married in south carolina, where she was from. they got married in detroit. susan: interracial marriage? karen: yes. susan: what about the legal side of the case? what happened? peter: this is one of the great experiences you never anticipate. back in 1981, i decided to write a book about these cases, an academic book, really. you have a copy of it, it is called "justice of war." in the research for the book, i learned about these cases in law school in my constitutional law class. we read them. everybody agreed these were terrible cases, terrible decisions. my question was how could this happen, with all these liberal justices to make such a terrible mistake? i started researching it. i came up with documents. in the government's own file, it showed that during the prosecution of these cases, before the supreme court, lawyers had warned charles fahey that the evidence he was playing -- plann

. >> it happened in salt lake city yesterday morning. the officer travis clark is playing the role of dad and doctor. his wife went into labor at 3:00 in the morning. he loaded them into his patrol car but his new daughter could not wait and clark wound up delivering her on the side of the road. >> i was like no, i had my plans. >> it didn't hit me until i was driving behind the ambulance and my patrol car and i started to get emotional. i said holy cow that just happened. >> what an experience, their new daughter now joins big sister charlie, all are doing well, this morning. good for them. >> i like that name. >> nice name. >> cute. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", area principals getting praise. >> not just recognition they are getting, but first, here's a look what is on tonight on cbs-3. they're one of thatmeltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributio

is also the former chief of police, i believe 90s and the salt lake city, had the pleasure of interacting with them on a number of occasions. mr. burbank, we are pleased to have you here participating in getting a perspective as well. so thank you for being here. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. if you please each rise and raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> thank you. you may be cede seated to let te record reflect that the witnesses all answered in the affirmative. we would appreciate you limiting your verbal comments to five minutes but your entire written record will be entered into the record. chief martin, we'll start with you. you are recognized for five minutes. please know in advance you need need to bring that microphone up close and just make sure it is on and thank you for that will help us all. chief martin. >> mr. chairman, committee members can production. my name is rob born and under police chief for santa maria, california. santa maria as the largest city in santa barbara county and one of the largest cities o

employees and by shifting what is now 25% of the firm's total staff to low-cost locations like salt lake cityas, warsaw in poland and singapore. it is worth adding, you have heard lloyd blankfein say he believes goldman has become a technology firm, not so much a trading firm, for the first time i can recall, a standalone section in this eight page letter devoted to goldman's focus on technology and how important it is. mark: he talks about his areas of needs, a long list, like jamie dimon yesterday, he mentions the upcoming referendum , china, a number of other things. erik: china, the presidential election, the referendum in the u k the possible brexit, volatility in markets, and regions consumed by possible conflict, some of the issues that are generating unease. questions suchat as whether technology is displacing jobs on a permanent basis, and whether monetary policy has reached its limits of affective outcomes are no longer esoteric, they are mainstream questions, not just for people inside goldman sachs that for the rest of us. we know that to be true. betty: other than the page counts

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. >>> across the country in salt lake city, utah the mayor is banning city funded travel to north carolina mississippi. the city's first openly gay mayor says the two states have passed laws designed to stifle opportunity for the lgbt community. >> i think sometimes government agencies forget that they need to serve all people, and sometimes they need a reminder. i personally have a niece in north carolina who, um, this would impact and i -- that hurt. >> the mayor calls utah a welcoming beacon because of laws that make discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity illegal. >>> former surgeon now face as big lawsuit. what he's accused of putting inside his patients to help them put them back together again. >>> they were born conjoined but now two sisters in texas are living life separately. why the hardest part could still lay ahead fort little girls. scott. >> iain, right now dry conditions and temperatures will be dropping for tonight. coming up we'll discuss the pollen forecast, 70s in the seven day forecast and what about our next chance for rain? we'll see you after

. >>> salt lake city is thinking of naming a street after slain san francisco gay lights leader harveymilk. the proposal is surprising because of utah's mostly conservative government. however that may be changing. it openly elected a gay mayor and councilman. it will vote tonight on the measure. >> today bucannon airport celebrated a commercial flight. jet sweep is flying out of that airport with week end trips to burbank and vegas. community leaders and members of the media took a flight on one of the small jets and one passenger said the time he would save is worth it. >> door to door from my house to try to go to oakland is two or three hours, from my front door to the front door of this plane is 15 minutes. that's life changing for me. >> so the big question, how much does it cost? we checked with flights to vegas for next week and you can get a round trip ticket out of concord on jet suite for $397 and the same flight on southwest about the same time of day out of oakland would cost $476. >>> something to think about. that's for sure. have you been on a trip like that? >> pretty

. >> my name is josh and i'm from salt lake city utah, represent, 801. what's up. how are you? >> do you have a medical marijuana card? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does josh from utah have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: oh, surprisingly more noes? >> i really want one for my birthday or christmas, i'll take it. >> how long has it been since you smoked? >> how long? since i was 13 years old. >> today? girl. >> any other tattoos you want to show us? >> it says nice, nice, spinning smoke, jk, laugh out laugh, who [ bleep ] has that please, my bad, my bad. >> jimmy: don't apologize to us. apologize to your parents. the only two words i understood were pop and tarts there. who was on the stand next? >> i'm da mee trus from georgia. >> do you have a medical marijuana card? >> jimmy: does he have a medical marijuana card? let's mind out. >> yes, i do. >> what's your medical condition? >> glaucoma, suspect glaucoma. >> what does that mean? >> it means in the future that it's a possibility that i could [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but in the present it's a certainty that he has pot. technical

trump was in salt lake city over the weekend where he wooed the locals with this. >> and do i love theay? do i love the mormons? >> jimmy: he never answered the question. does he love the mormons? trump was also in tucson on saturday where he took time to court another group he loves dearly. >> look at that sign. latinos support trump. i love you! i love you! i want that sign! will you get me that sign? look at that, latinos! look at all the latinas! thank you, darling. i love her. i fall in love -- melania, i've fallen in love with her! >> jimmy: poor melania is like, get me back to new york, barney's is open, i have shoes to buy. trump added another feather to his make america great again cap picking up a key endorsement from a celebrity whose support every candidate has been chasing for months. >> donald trump adds another hollywood endorsement to his list ahead of tomorrow's round of western primaries. 55-year-old actor scott baio says he will be supporting trump for president. >> well, there you go, it's over. he's got baio. what are you going to do? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> j

bill extends well beyond the salt lake city international airport. all told, we have 47 total airports in the state of utah vai varying greatly in purpose, size, and overall capacity. all of which would benefit from this legislation. many of these airports have new development or expansion projects either under way or in the planning stages. the legislation before us will give assurances to these airports and allow them to plapn for future needs. the bill also includes important i guess pros from the treating small airports with fairness a act, which constitutes section 52(a). f.a.a. bill. this legislation will help a number of small and rural airports like coming of those in utah to bring back t.s.a. staff and security screening equipment if certaining conditions are met. then there's subtitle (f) of this bill. we have language taken from the pilots bill of rights ii, a bill passed by the senate by unanimous consent last year but was not yet passed yet by the house. the general aviation committee in utah will benefit tremendously from these provisio

. >>> well, people will be soon driving down harvey milk boulevard if salt lake city. >> isn't that interesting? the largest city, also home to the mormon church unanimously voted to name the street after the late supervisors. he was the first openly gay official in the country. he was assassinated alongside the mayor george mosconie, it shows their state is an open an inclusive city. >>> one of silicon valley's biggest companies about to get much smaller. >> intel says it's going to lay off a staggering 12,000 people. scott mcgrew, we have been in the boom cycle for some time now. is that the big question? >> that's a big question. a lot of families, salaries bigger than that. santa clara based intel says it will cut 11% of the work force globally. that works out to that 12,000 number, give or take. now, that's globally, not all of the layoffs will come in the south bay, but, frankly, many will. intel says it's restructuring. it's pivoting away from dhip chips for another things. so that is our first indication this might not be the sign of a darker day for the bay area economy, if we think of

salt lake city recently elected his first openly gay mayor and the second gate councilman. >>> and breathingved extension to keep the raiders at the coliseum for one more year. that agreement includes two additional one-year extensions, keeping the raiders in oakland for the 2017-18 season. and that will go to the city council for approval tonight, and the council as expected to approve the extension. >>> despite the continued drought emergency, the people in the community of blackhawk are being urged to keep the lawns green, and the hla is threatening them with a fine -- homeowner association is threatening them with the fine if they do not comply. they received a letter from the homeowners association, saying that the threat of fines, lawsuits or billing them for doing the landscape improvements for them. and the homeowner associations cannot penalize members of an hla -- hoa for conserving water during an emergency. >> i was totally shocked, and i think this is the wrong thing to do, and it makes us look like rich in stopping people, which a lot of us are not. >> we reached out to the hom

that alone in the town of hockley, it is greater than salt lake city sees in an entire year. incredible rainfall. the thunderstorms are forecast to regenerate right around houston this afternoon. forecast totals up to 2 to 4 inches as you see with the yellow and oranges. potentially up to 6 inches in the next two to three days. cincinnati, 81 degrees. nashville, 82. chicago into the low 60s. new york shoots for 70 this afternoon. guys. >> pedram, thank you. >>> time for an early start on your money. important milestone for the dow jones industrial average. crossing 18,000 for the first time since last july. the highest since last july. wow. where did february go and the fear? the dow was near 15,000. that is an incredible run-up. 16%. three reasons pushing stocks higher. the rebound in crude oil. subsiding fears of a u.s. recession. low interest rates. no interest rate hikes from the fed at least until this summer. the next number is 18,351. the dow's all-time high. achieved last may. stocks and oil are drifting apart. crude prices fell yesterday while the stock market pushin

that will rapidly move over nevada and by this time tomorrow be over salt lake city, utah.s gone. what's next is a rather large ridge of high pressure. not as big and close as we were looking at 24 hours ago so temperatures not as high. we were talking about temperatures approaching 90 degrees likely staying in the low to mid-80s which is perhaps even more comfortable as we head toward the weekend. that would be away from the water. so we're partly cloudy tonight. there may be a sprinkle or two out there this evening but the majority of us are finished. more sun. we're warmer tomorrow but temperatures will hit their peak this weekend. 71 sunny in santa clara. fremont 70. pacifica 62. santa clara has the 49ers draft party tomorrow. look out for that. walnut creek sunshine 74. pittsburg 78. 68 in san francisco. novato 75. cloverdale 78 with sunshine. the rain is gone for a while. friday, mild, saturday and sunday warmer. cooler next week as the onshore flow returns. sunshine for the week. dennis live from oracle is next. >>> warriors and rockets game five tonight at oracle ar

25% of the total staff is now in places such as salt lake city, dallas, irving, singapore. those are lower cost locals that let them increase their compliance that they had to do and all the other things but decrease overall comp not too much as you sometimes get and overall their cultural remains strong and 4% of apply can'ts for open positions. 80% are accept. >> and ty do expect that this year the u.s. nearing full employment, signs of modest inflation. zero negative interest rates could possibly be the new normal writes mr. blankfine. they see china's slower rate of economic growth is still substantial particularly given it's now the world's second largest economy. so some of the highlights from goldman's annual letter. >> thank you for that, david. kara, it's good to have you with us two days in a row. we talked a little bit of yahoo! today and you're reporting that yahoo! is moving the deadline back another week to april 18th. verizon is still the front runner in the moment and i know you pushed back on the google reports yesterday too. >> everybody is kicking the tir

traveling nationally, if you love snow, go to salt lake city or denver. they will be measuring the snow in colorado in the feet before this weekend is over. some places 2 to 4 feet of snow in colorado will this weekend. >>> so right now chopper 4 still over this problem in silver spring. southbound connecticut avenue at aspen hill road. if you take a look, you can see it looks like the vehicle actually went through the fence nearly hitting the house. no word yet right now on any injuries. but we're trying to find out. green line single tracking between college park and green pelt. and red line single tracking between van ness and dupont circle. 66 looking good, 95 north quantico to the beltway, you're okay. 270 southbound from the beltway outer loop to 270 is okay, as well. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >>> 6:13. there is a new push today in support of d.c. statehood. supporters plan to march up pennsylvania avenue as part of d.c. emancipation day. that commemorates the president lincoln freeing more than 3,000 slaves

this is a live look at salt lake city frommk our affiliate out there fox 13. beautiful site.ig stories there tonight. the return of one of the missionaries injured in the brussels terror attacks. 20-year-old joseph empy will be treated for burns at the utah hospital. he is one of four missionaries hurt in the airport bombing. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. he took the campaign for his supreme court nominee back to the university of chicago law school. correspondent kevin cork is at the white house to show us how it went. >> reporter: for president obama, today's remarks at the university of chicago were less about the scholarly pursuits of constitutional law than they were an overt attempt to try to shame senate republicans into giving his supreme court nominee, chief judge merrick garland, a confirmation hearing. >> not only are they not willing to hold a vote at this point, they have refused to hold hearings on judge garland. and in some cases, mitch mcconnell and others have said we will not even show the courtesy

and exploding suburbs, either from denver to albuquerque to salt lake city, san diego, if you live ines, the water is coming out of the colorado river and every year more and more people fighting over each precious drop. >> and also a huge fight to build resorts when you talk about the grand canyon part of all of it. to build trams. to me that seems impossible. you say no. >> no. in the '60s, we almost dammed the colorado river. it made sense then. or in the grand canyon especially. the jewel of our national park system. and i asked some of the guys down there, could it happen today and they say, you know, politically it might if we get to a point where we really need that water. so, yeah, it goes back to when teddy roosevelt was trying to set aside these places. everybody wants a peefiece of t p pie. >> and the episode ends with you talking about your father. >> my dad was a cop in milwaukee who wanted to be a cowboy. so in his 30s, he quit, moved there. lived in this beautiful valley in a mobile home and he taught me to love nature. and when he passed away, he asked that i spread hi

salt lake city recently elected its first openly gay mayor, and it's indicate councilman. -- and its councilman. >>> the major milestone in building a new dam. >> and bill martin tracking a chance of what weather, he's back with the complete forecast. st. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> construction at the new calaveras dam has reached a milestone after five years of work. the dam is