. >>> salt lake city is on track for their warmest month ever. it's incredible stuff. ere's the start of your weekend on saturday. billings 94, salt lake city is 95. >> thanks, bill. >>> former first lady michele obama is opening up about her time in the white house and the attacks she faced. speaking at a women's event obama spoke about breaking glass ceilings when and. >> president trump just gave a check to $100,000 to education secretary betsy devos. thee shang science, it can ji, ng are >> president trump just donated his second quarter paycheck to the department of education. at a briefing sarah huckabee sanders presented the check from the president for $100,000 to education secretary betsy devos. she explained the money will be used to fund the department of education summer camp. >>> this summer there's a new alert from the state department for travellers planning to head to mexico. it involves tainted alcohol that could cause vacationer's to get sick and black out. a tourist from wisconsin prompted an investigation. the paper found dozens of accounts of people

and salt lake city, a degree or two shy of your record.s of the west with the exception of the areas along the coast. on saturday, boise, you get the picture, near records to record highs as we go through the weekend. into next week, we take temperatures down a little bit like salt lake city drops five degrees, and near the grand canyon drops five degrees. right now way above average and returning back to normal. the rest of the forecast, we track rain up around new york city, and it will improve as we go throughout the afternoon, and then into the weekend. the best weather on saturday, the great lakes and it's travels to the east coast on sunday. and the beginning of morning e joe, we will time that out for your weekend plans. >>> we are set to get the latest read on the health of the jobs market in the united states this morning with the release of the june employment report. economists except the unemployment rate will hold at 4.3%, and economists are say they are more concerned whether wages will show signs of keeping up. a strong numb

it's not like we've cooled off that much in salt lake city. 95. some of the best weather found in seattle. as we head through the weekend, salt lake city jumps up, seattle, 82. sunday, notice the red showing up as the heat continues in the west but clsoo oastal sections california is cool around the water. inland it gets warm in a hurry. here's a fun one, the lumberjack world championships are underway in wisconsin. one of those places you want to be to watch and have some great scenery. some of the 21 events include log rolling. the standing chop is another big favorite one. over 130 competitors from around the world will see if they have what it takes to be the best lumberjack or lumber jill. approximately 12,000 spectators are expected to attend. these games have been held since 1960. how do you practice for these things? >> i guarantee you those people are full on athletes. they got to be in great shape. thank you. >>> ahead, new fallout from president trump 's stinging attack. you're watching early today. so, your new prescription does have oh

send them back. >> vanessa pond was back in salt lake city when she heard.rdict? >> heartbroken, shocked, stunned. >> scared? >> terrified. >> prosecutor franks immediately announced she would try raven again. but almost one year after the judge declared a mistrial, and less than one week before round two of jury selection was scheduled to begin, the state made a stunning announcement. >>> late last week the district attorney's office extended a plea to the defendant and that has been accepted. >> the d.a.'s office made raven abaroa an offer he couldn't refuse. plead guilty to manslaughter, not murder, and serve less than four more years in prison. >> mr. abaroa, do you now personally accept this plea bargain? >> yes. >> you were okay with that deal. >> given the alternatives. >> because if he gets tried again and it's an acquittal -- >> he walks free. >> immediately. >> but this wasn't just any plea. raven was offered an alford plea, meaning he would not be required to admit to killing janet. that didn't sit well with prosecutor franks. >> it wasn't my deci

we want to meet with you in salt lake city.keeping channels open, i said yes. i went there. they invited me to the mormon tabernacle christmas spectacular. if you know the mormon church, it is like the oscars of mormondom. it is their biggest night of the year. it is fabulous. they invited me and we took some gay and lesbian families and their kids. what became evident to the church was that those lesbians and their children, they were having as much trouble keeping those children quiet as the straight couples. the challenges were not different. i will never forget the white—haired man, one of the leaders of the public relations department of the church, he took my hand, and said, brother black, do you want a family one day? i said yes. of course, i want 12 or20 kids, i'm mormon. i mean, you can take the kid out of the church, but come on... he got tearful and said "i didn't realise that." what became clear in the subsequent conversation was that he thought our mission was about breaking down the institution the mormon church h

national election that shows few signs of decency or mutual respect, the first citizens hotel in salt lake city, utah -- this s was do i in the spirit of abraham lincoln's comment. wasutah citizens susummit created by local citizens who volunteered their time andnd skills in order to facilitatee dialogue among utah. this included hosting panel discussions among a diverse group of utah and natitional leaders who explored more civil, compassionate anand c collaborae approaches to the challenges that faced utah and the nation.

. >> reporter: only salt lake city and chicago have fewer transit cops.ew york, new jersey, boston, baltimore and philadelphia have more. we asked the transit associations security expert a former transit police chief herself, given the importance of mass transit, art agencies understaffed>> there is no one set model or number for hire police are secure transit system. there are many variables to come into play on how you staff your system. that's up to a community and the bar community to have that conversation about the right number. >> reporter: it's hard to get qualified applicants. >> transit is competing against other types of law enforcement. university, parks, state, city, for the most recruits in the most applicants. >> transit police have to depend on others, local police, transit employees and most importantly passengers. >> we rely on the passengers to be our eyes and ears. we developed an app called watch that can help report crimes because our officers can't be everywhere. >> further reduced with ebert and with more and more passengers, bart

. >> it includes salt lake city and close to seattle. numerous thunderstorms still causing concern for flooding, courtesy of the monsoon at moisture coming out of the south. so we have yet extended problems with urban flash flooding, sudden flooding and desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. ariel, kendis? >> what was tropical storm dawn is still making waves. a new one is forming and its name is hillary. that's right, don and hillary it's just a coincidence of course. and this hillary has just come from lists drawn up years in advance from the world meteorological organization. >> just when you thought you were done with this parg. > >>> a bison brigade stopped traffic in new hampshire. about a dozen of them escaping from a farm in manchester. neighbors think they were frightened by loud roadwork and took off. the whole neighborhood got together to help the bison get back home. >>> colorado police say a gang of kids vandalized a bunch of offices near denver, but it's not what you think. >> here are the kids. yeah, you see them. t

maybe a few degrees cooler in salt lake city. the core of the heat gets into salt lake, denver, dodge city, and some monsoon flow. also some thunderstorms across the southeast tonight and across the northeast with a weak front, tomorrow, the threat for severe weather will be from minneapolis down through cedar rapids. damaging lightning. some lightning with these summertime thunderstorms. >> rob, thank you, my friend. we'll discuss all of this tomorrow morning on "good morning america." appreciate it. >>> now, though, to a horrific fall in front of a stunned crowd. an acrobat plunging to his death in the middle of his performance. abc's adrienne bankert reports. >> reporter: this daring performance would be his last. tonight, an investigation into how an acrobat fell 100 feet to his death at one of madrid's largest music festivals. you see pedro aunion monroy dancing in the light box midair, then the drop. in the commotion, cameras pan to first responders before the feed is cut from the big screen. festival staff saying it was imp

. >>> meanwhile tragedy in salt lake city. one is dead and another critically injured. a woman drove a car into the crowd. according to witnesses she j jumped out of the car and took offer running. police describe her as white female, 5' 5" with red tank top and blue jean shorts. four other people suffered minor injuries. >> black lives matter came out against new bill proposed by jersey assembly that compels schools to provide training on how to interact with police officers and avoid confront station. despite what many are alling good intengsz black lives matter saying it would create a scapegoat for police brutality. it has more that 1 signatures. >> 4:53. marvel may have to look tore a new iron man. he want to retire before he gets burned out and it becomes "embarassing." >> he laid the role since 2008. he's getting 200 million for plague that role in the upcoming meeting. >> are you sure that was not supposed to say 20 million. >> 200 million. >> i'm hoping that was an error. >> 200 million? >> say it. >> we're only two days away i'm sure of that, from the next zip

temperatures still very hot, salt lake city at a hundred today, interior sections of california stilly mark if not higher. frances? >> thank you. >>> california lawmakers voting to extend the landmark climate law due to jerry brown extending it putting caps on carbon emissions. it will now be in place until the year 2030 as governor jerry brown looks to make california a leader in the fight against climate change. some republicans oppose the move saying it amounts to a gas tax. it did pass with bipartisan support. >>> some student loan debts could be wiped out as a loan holder doesn't have critical paperwork and making the debt essentially uncollectible. it is $12 billion of student debt. >>> owe workers at a ford dealership made a surprising discovery about $100 million worth of marijuana smuggled in a ford fusions assembled in mexico. they delivered it before assembling any of the evacuation. >>> the slowest race, the snail racing championship in norfolk england. the tournament has been held since the 1960s. each begins with a call slow, steady, slow. about 113 competed in the 13 in

salt lake city, 104, which could tie the high temperature. north platte, nebraska, 102, as well. atures over 100 degrees in salt lake city. vegas should start to cool down to 110 on sunday, after phoenix, 117 on friday. we >>> good morning. first alert meteorologist krystal klei. highs in the mid 80s. little cooler than we have been the last few days. looking at 85 in westchester. allentown also at 83 degrees. expect cloudy conditions with sun breaking through. 86 in trenton. 70s along the jersey shore. low 80s in delaware. more likely to see spot showers pass by today. >> and you can find your full forecast 24/7 on the weather channel on cable. >>> from football to the firehouse, we're going to introduce you to a hero two times over. >>> first, a story you do not want to miss. has this photo finally solved the mystery behind amelia earhart's disappearance? we have a first look. we'll do the forensics. the moment you realize there is nothing original about your original floors. at lowe's, we have all the latest flooring styles and trends at prices you can afford. hurry in to lowe'

the winter games in salt lake city. jonathan: "7 on your side" has a heads up for you.a scam about jury duty phone scam. several people claim to get a call sheriff's office accusing the person of missing jury duty. the caller threatens jail time unless they pay a fine. the arlington county authorities say they never ask for money over the phone. if you think you have been a victim, the police would like to hear from you. alison: a new fight pitting neighbors against the power company and amazon. richard reeve explains what is going on. richard: at one point this road in haymarket, virginia, would see signs like this. >> i'm sure it would be a haphazard for us. richard: she and her family are concerned about a plan to install towers and carry electricity. >> the line is coming through our yards. richard: the idea is to provide power to a propose sad 28-ableer data center complex run by amazon subsidiary. >> we never wanted to be on harbor roa >> dominion argues that the current plan would 460 additional customers and 6,000 others will see the electric grid made stronger.

even salt lake city, boise. take your pick. >> i'm good over here. >> you're good?east coast. >>> all right, bill, president trump is in poland this morning, at a joint press conference with poland president's in warsaw, he said he agrees that russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election. >> i said it very simply i think it could have been russia or other countries and i won't be specific. but, i think a lot of people interfered. >> right now, president is addressing the polish people from the center of warsaw. he'll head to hamburg, germany and the g20 summit. >>> the washington post reports the white house gender pay gap has more than tripled in the first year of the trump administration. an analysis done, females on average earn just 63 cents for every male staffer earns. $78,332 was given to the national parks service earlier this year. the president had pledged to forego his salary. >>> when emmanuel macron paid a visit to a nuclear submarine made somewhat of an entrance. once on board he took place in a simulated missile launch. >>> how about this, for one

. >> small plane crashed on a highway north of salt lake city killing all four people on board.n fact there were two married couples on board. they were on their way to idaho for a vacation. one eyewitness says the plane's engine made a loud noise and th interstate 15 there. it then exploded, there were no injuries on the ground. and no other vehicles were involved. >> a california teenager charged in a live streamed crash that killed her sister, made her first appearance in court. >> yeah, her attorney says she is absolutely broken apart. here is abc's marci gonzalez. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the california teenager accused of live streaming on instagram the moments before and after a deadly crash -- [ screams ] on camera again this time from jail. where she pleaded not guilty to charges including manslaughter while intoxicated. >> do you understand the charges? >> a little bit. >> prosecutors say 18-year-old sanchez was drunk friday with two 14-year-olds include herring sister in the back seat not wearing seatbelts when she lost control, flipping the car. her sister jacqueline killed

salt lake city, still in the 90s for you. >>> body camera footage from a baltimore police officer appearss and authorities are now investigating. the video appears to show officer putting a bag of drugs into a soup can and placing it on the ground as two other officers look on. moments later he returns to the same spot and apparently "finds the drugs." that officer has been suspended. the police commissioner takes the allegations very seriously and promise as thorough investigation. >>> a massive fire ripped through a marina in lake texoma. smoke was seen 20 miles away. it burned the dock and the blaze caused up to a million dollars in damage and destroyed 20 boats. there was no word on what started the fire. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> millions of american jobs code is appear according to a new study. researchers at ball state university found one in four jobs are at risk of being shipped overseas in the coming year and half could be replaced by automation. machines threaten to replace lower entry positions. however, offshore threaten as wide range income earners because when busine

salt lake city, 104, which could tie the high temperature. north platte, nebraska, 102, as well. atures over 100 degrees in salt lake city. vegas should start to cool down to 110 on sunday, after phoenix, 117 on friday. we >>> our temperatures are be warming. we keep it nice and cool in san francisco and we also will continue to see more clouds and some fog. highs in the mid-60s over the next few days. the inland areas up to 8 degrees today. 90 degrees tomorrow and 90s will become more common for the valleys especially as we reach the peak the heat sunday up to 94 degrees. temperatures showily start to come back down for the start of next week. >> and you can find your full forecast 24/7 on the weather channel on cable. >>> from football to the firehouse, we're going to introduce you to a hero two times over. >>> first, a story you do not want to miss. has this photo finally solved the mystery behind amelia earhart's disappearance? we have a first look. we'll do the forensics. the moment you realize there is nothing original about your original floors. at lowe's, we have all the l

really continue in the form of 115 degrees toward phoenix and one teens in vegas and 100-plus in salt lake cityunderstorms threaten missouri, illinois and wisconsin. we are going to see a front push through with strong storms breaking off and beginning to pound the pavement for us in madison, green bay, sioux falls, omaha, des minneapolis. and blinding downpours and tornados. >> thanks, paul. >>> and the vatican is acknowledging problems at its children's hospital in rome but dismissing a scathing report as unfounded. they denied the findings of an investigation that said staff cut corners, ignored safety protocols and put children at risk. they pointed to a second review that praised the hospital and blamed the initial report on disgruntled employees. the vatican said it's making a serious effort to resolve any problems. >>> british doctors have dismissed an offer from that hospital to help a baby. the ten-month-old's doctors are planning to turn off life support despite objections from his parents. the pope's hospital said it was willing to keep charlie on life support and allow his parents t

salt lake city a degree or two shy. saturday, record high possible in boise. vegas close, downtown l.a. close to the record high. thankfully, though, into next week, we watch the temperaturing coming down slightly. we had 110 in redding, 106 in sacramento, exceptionally warm also. let's meet one of the slower pitchers in major league baseball history. john jay, never pitched in a professional game until last night, throwing 16 pitches in all, and they were all slower than 67 miles per hour. here's the thing, he faced four batters and only gave up one hit. no runs. much better than the rest of the pitching staff. his manager said he won a game of rock, paper, and scissors so that's how he got to get on the mound. >> you know what, at least he did. bill, thank you. >> yeah. >>> still to come, governor putting out fake news stories on purpose. >>> heart breaking news for stanley. that's next. an a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for...

temperatures upper 90s in place and some areas of texas today, still very hot in the rockies' too, salt lake city and denver. the houston astros laid to rest one of their own monday. sort of. they held a mock funeral for carlos beltran's glove who hasn't played in a month. beltran's glove may be gone but his bat very much still alive. the designated hitter did hit a home run last night. got to have some humor. it's a long baseball season. >> it is. as long as it's not the bat i'm sure his teammates and fans are all set. >>> just ahead, first time buyers and why they're pouncing on trump's made in america week. re noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. the

host: lombardo from salt lake city, independent line, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i am interested in finding out if it will be possible to have the insurance -- i mean the government create an insurance arm for those that are uninsurable. if the political environment allowed it. guest: yeah, this has come up several times in the debate over health care. this would be something like a public option which essentially the government would provide andrance to folks directly this has never taken off because conservatives and independents do not like the idea of government in health care, which is a little ironic because medicare is essentially a government run health care program an extremely popular. no politician is going to ever suggest taking away medicare. it is going to become a favorite of liberals, progressives, some kind of public option, medicare for all or expanding it under a 65 years old. i do not see that becoming a political viability soon. host: in terms of what happens next, you mentioned senator susan collins and ted

>> listen, we have looked at different cities, whether they be houston or salt lake. but we are seeing that this is a national trend. homelessness is on the rise. the federal government for years has not been spending enough dollars to build affordable housing. we have a crisis at the state level here in california. not enough supportive and affordable housing being built. so, yes, we have looked at other cities. but there is no city that matches the rental market and the expensive rental market we have here in san francisco. so like many other problems, we have to come up with an innovative solution here in san francisco. >> but why we invent the wheel, for example? houston and salt lake city have this program where they track people and make sure they're getting the most suitable services for them. new york has a program that identifies people most likely to end up in jails and emergency rooms so they can target the services toward them. >> no. and we definitely have and we have gone up to seattle, we have seen what they're doing with wet houses and in portland. so

we're very warm in the interior sections of california, right up through boise and salt lake city.d, temperatures in the 80s as we head to the weekend. by sunday, not a lot of changes in the weather pattern. still very warm in interior sections of california and rain chances continue in new mexico and colorado. i don't think we're going to get too bad of flooding in new mexico but we're going to get a little bit. >>> newly released video shows how police responded to a fatal car accident involving venus williams. police are seen here speaking to williams and linda and jerome after the accident. jerome tells the officer that he feels confused. he died of his injuries two weeks later. police say williams did enter the intersection where the crash happened legally. >> you had the right of way. you lost the right away. they had the right away also. it's just one of those awkward situations. >> williams has not been found criminally liable but the victim's family is suing her saying they want an admission of guilt and an apology. >>> and a sudden shift from the pentagon, who is and who

. >> terrain at salt salt lake city elementary school makes it trick. >> i school district is callingrts. goats, a heard of 400 goats at the elementary. school leaders say they like using goats, get the job done without using chemicals, something the district worries about using around children, plus, apparently the goats are cheaper. >> the mossee fish end worker you ever work, with don't complain, don't talk back, don't take breaks. they just go right to work. >> my gosh, they're going to replace us with goats now. using a landscaping crew would cost up to $8,000. they don't complain. using the goats only cost $3,000. this is the third year in a row the district used goats for this job. the owner of the heard said he's considering getting into the goat yoga business, as well. >> okay, don't knock it until you try t coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," pat gallen takes us to summer camp unlike most of the others. see how high school student are being trained to be crime scene investigators, rahel, just like the ones on the hit cbs show, csi. >> very interesting. als

justin jacobs shot this video while on board a southwest flight headed to salt lake city then posted it to twitter. also on twitter, a woman who lives next door to the construction site posted this video just moments after that fire started. she rushed out of her home and went with neighbors to a parking lot across the street. >>> and plenty of bay area drivers spotted the flames and smoke from miles away. one of our crews shot this video from the freeway as she headed to the scene. >>> people living near the construction site could be out of their homes for the next two days. kpix 5's jackie ward spoke with neighbors who were woken up and told to evacuate. >> you have to wake up, get yourself and get out. >> holy crap, that's the biggest fire i have ever been this close to. >> reporter: allison clayton was one of hundreds this morning who was looking for a safe place to go while this fire ripped through the structure adjacent to her home. >> it is giant. it was all the way up into the sky. and i thought maybe i should get away from this thing as far as possible. but i have two dogs

it happen in riverdale, 35 miles north of salt la ke riverdale, 35 miles north of salt lake city, and. there were massive traffic jams but no of the road. there were massive trafficjams but no one on the highway was injured. because of the crash is now under investigation. the european commission is launching legal action against poland over plans to give politicians more power to sack and appointjudges. the commission says poland will be stripped of its eu voting rights if it goes ahead with proposals to force all supreme court judges into retirement. officials in warsaw call that blackmail. sarah corker reports. crowd chanting "constitution ! ". the controversial reforms have prompted days of protests, in dozens of polish cities, and split the country. in warsaw, crowds gathered outside the supreme court as unease and anger about the government's plans to give the justice minister and mps braod powers to sack and appointjudges. that set poland and the eu on a collision course. in brussels, the eu commission said it would sue poland and strip the country of its voting rights if it go

the incident in riverdale — 35 miles north of salt lake city — closed a section of the road.ured. the italian health minister has warned that water rationing in rome could lead to serious public health issues. beatrice lorenzin said hygiene standards would suffer, and there would be serious problems in providing essential health services. the lazio region has been hit by a severe drought. ben bland is here with all the business news. we start in silicon valley where it seems there is no stopping the world's biggest social network. facebook has seen another huge jump in profits as advertising revenues keep on rising — let's show you just how big. in the three months to the end ofjune, facebook made a net profit of $3.89 billion. that's a jump of 71% on the same period last year, and better than wall street was expecting. injune the number of active monthly users crossed the 2 billion mark. that means more than one in every four people on the planet use the site at least once a month. and according to these latest results it's still rising. not surprisingly, so is facebook‘s sh

the fourth of july but they set off the fireworks at the atlanta olympics and the ceremonies in salt lake city. computer sends signals to receivers on the floating barges that serve as launching pads. that's how the fireworks that take off from two separate barges will be synchronized. >> one of those barges will be parked right here at pier 39. the other one, not too far away. here at the other end of fisherman's wharf at aquatic park. >> no matter the location, there is a chance of this. fog. fuzzies up the festivities. >> we try to shoot a variety of different attitudes that help us if the "f" word comes into play. but we don't focus and worry about it. we do the best we can. >> can you change on the fly and this is supposed to go x, and instead go this height. >> that would be wonderful, but that is not a possibility. >> that was simon perez reports. as he mentioned the show starts at 9:30 tonight. >>> the parade in danville is 4 1/2 hours away. the city initially opened up the area for people to claim their spots at 6:00 last night but a lot of people started much easier in the day by pla

so i will be heading to las salt lake city, back here to washington, the week after that, i am going to washington, .regon, and alaska a lot of the senators and representatives on the small business committee have asked, .lease come for my sake i want to show you what we are doing. i want to tell you how i think sba can be more effective in our community. i went to alaska. i'm going there. i will also be going to puerto rico. steve: so you are learning along the way. learnmahon: if i don't something every day, it's not a worthwhile day to me. i'm really enthusiastic about being out of the office and meeting with people. but then i like to come back to the office because this is like the hub that regenerates everything. steve: we thank you for your time. ms. mcmahon: thank you. it's a pleasure. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] washingtonell journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday

a viewer shot this while flying to salt lake city. if you see news happening in your area, we would love to see it. >>> as forecasted by our chief meteorologists today is hot. sky ranger overhead in san francisco. fires at crocker amazon park. crews were able to contain this 23-acre fire around 3:00 this afternoon. also in concord for another fire. this one triggered traffic issues around 2:00 p.m. a live look in sunol, the fire danger especially high in the east bay. what are you seeing for the weekend? >> i think tfemperatures will gradually begin to top off. the peninsula warmed up near los altos. concord 102. one of the key indicator when we look at fire dangers is the humidity. closer to zero it gets, the faster a fire can spread. so it is really from brentwood over to danville. highest risk of brush fires would be in the east bay. wind out of the northwest 10th to 20 miles per hour. how much relief on sunday in about 15 minutes. >> you can track the weekend weather from the palm of your hand. download our free nbc app. >>> lockh

salt lake city still hot. a little warm in seattle. beautiful though, 86 andand ari. the pacific northwest warmed up. look at. that temperatures into the 90s in central washington. we give that you week ahead forecast a little later in the show. >> all right. bill, thank you. >>> a lot of people headed to the movies. you have christopher dunn kirk claiming victory at the box office this weekend. the world war ii film earned an estimated $51 million. "girls trip" beat expectations, taking home $30 million. then "spiderman" in third place, roping in almost $22 million this week. >> as soon as i'm done moving, i have things to check out. all right. just ahead, we have an update on senator john mccain's health. then the 23-year-old texan fee no, ma'am hangs tough to win the british open. "early today" is back in two. end the alligator floaty. plus, the snacks and drinks are gone, people. and one of us used up all the sunscreen! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer ba

we want to meet with you in salt lake city.ping channels open, i said yes. i went there. day invited me to a mormon tabernacle spectacular. it is their biggest show of the year. they invited me and some gay and lesbian families. what became evident was that those lesbians and their children, they were having as much trouble keeping those children quiet as the straight couples. the challenges were not different. i will never forget the white—haired man, the bleak —— public relations manager of the church, he took my hand, and said, do you want a family one day? i said yes. he got tearful and said! one day? i said yes. he got tearful and said i did not realise that. in the subsequent conversation, it became clear the mission was about breaking down the institution the mormon church holds dear. and what they learned in those days and weeks was that we want our families protected and respected, along with our children. that is the bottomline. that is interesting. although you are now a campaigner and activist for gay rights, you so

host: lee salt lake city, good democrat's line. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, lee, you're on air. caller: yes, i can give you the question what happened to the rust for the social security and trust fund, every time the united states get involved into the war, that is the first thing they take out to fund the war, social security, medicaid and medicare. my question. is this, if you think if the war interfering with those three, that is what i need to know? you. guest: the war is interfering social security? host: i missed that, as well, sorry, lee. congressman, rsc budget, you're hoping to come out when? is when iday or monday we want to release our budget, i believe that is something we worked on. a dozen different member forums to talk about this, this isn't just one or two guys putting their heads together, but representing many different committees, we believe have a strong budget and proposal. we're prepared to support our want to make sure we're getting out in the front talking about important reforms long-term. host: the rsc, freedom cauc

steve: and just to show you what a legend he is in salt lake city.randpa? that was the mormon an tabernacle choir. >> if you have ever heard the mormon an tabernacle choir live, it is beautiful. ainsley: and he developed the egg cartons, the thing the whopper comes in. the big mac for mcdonald's. >> thank you to my grandpa out there and everybody living strong. ainsley: thank you, abby. no wonder you're so sweet. he rubbed off on you. that's great. coming up next on the run down. while the media continues its russian obsession, the senate turns its focus on the real issues like health care. so will a deal get done? senator chuck grassley is on deck. steve: and did kid rock the singer just officially kick off a run for senate? we're going to tell you what we know think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov we send our

amazon announcing it will create 1500 jobs in salt lake city. mainly heard by battery issues. loses on the nasdaq today. disappointing fail that o'reilly automotive shares touching a level not seen in 21/2 years. auto zone and genuine parts, back to north korea. the first intercontinental ballistic missile, not much of a reaction in the market, want to bring in steve forbes, are they shrugging on this north korea thing? >> for the moment but i think they will wake up to the fact that this is something we can't kick the can down the road anymore, a more drastic measure has to be taken. with a rogue regime like that and i'm certain china, that will create uncertainty. charles: what happened to geopolitical risk and fear? i remember when you could add $15 to oil because of geopolitical risk. cut are at odds with its friends. it was as stable as any time in recent memory. stocks or oil, what happened to geopolitical risk. >> we have been spoiled since an end of the cold war. after 9/11 when the effect wore off people got used to the way the world is and don't feel it is going to a

i will be heading to las vegas, salt lake city, back here to washington the week after that. washington, oregon, and alaska. a lot of the senators and representatives on the small business committee have asked, home. come to my we will talk about how sba can be more effective in the community. i have made that pledge. one of them was to alaska, so i am going there. i will also be going to puerto rico. steve: you are learning along the way. linda: i am learning along the way. if i don't learn something every day, it is not a worthwhile day to me. i'm really enthusiastic about being out of the office and meeting people, but then i like to come back to the office because this is kind of the held that regenerates everything -- the of that -- the hub that regenerates everything. steve: linda mcmahon, thanks so much. linda: pleasure. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> the country is in an absolute monarchy. speaking about

a lot of these jobs moving to charlotte and salt lake city, these are the jobs that employ people who have families. the married, middle-class family with children commuting in from the suburbs. having those kinds of people creating more diversity, demographic diversity, in the city as opposed to having the ber rich is good for the politics. you are side-by-side working with people who are different. --would reduce >> but what if those people become different people have they are living in san francisco or new york question mark -- new york? a job can keep the person in new york and they can afford to live there in a smaller apartment or home than in charlotte. i get married a little later and i have kids a little later or not at all. suddenly, this is the question i am trying to wrestle with. , it is nice to say we should have north carolina republicans working with big new york city democrats. those north carolina republicans or democrats would not be republicans had they stayed in new york city and continued to work for that company and their culture. >> right. kids to the their co

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a senior treasury official in the bush administration, and is currently managing director of salt lake cityased private equity firm. is expected to play a pivotal role in carrying on trump's pledge to ease regulatory restraints after the financial crisis. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is that in the gulf to resolve the saudi led crisis over qatar. he kicked off in kuwait, meeting the amir who has been playing -- meeting the an -- -- meeting the in ear meeting th -- meeting the in ear -- the in mere -- the emir. they are not sure they're going to strike a deal right this minute. tillerson is going to spend the whole week here talking to the key players to try and sort something out. that some more like they are trying to mitigate the worst and prevented from worsening, and maybe laying the groundwork for something in the long-term. they too are expecting this to take some time. shery: nothing concrete expected out of this visit, but how strong a

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it's about 40 miles southeast of salt lake city. >> it's going to fly between the mountains through july 10th. volunteers think it is the largest flag ever flown on american soil. >> that's a cool thing to see. >> pretty impressive. >> yeah. >>> looks like most people need to go back to their fifth grade history class and brush up on the basics. at least 23% of people didn't know that the u.s. declared its independent from great britain. people flew out countries like france, mexico and germany. because we all speak french and german. >> oh, my goodness. >> people didn't know the year we declared independence. >> it's funny in a change way. >> mexico? >> unbelievable. go back to school. >> viewed and shared hundreds of thousands of times. >> we are talking about this powerful new ad about patriotism and message of inclusion. take a look. >> we hold these truths to be held f evidence. >> that all men -- >> are created equal. >> the ancestry.com spot features 29 direct descendents of the founding fathers many of them are people of color. they came together to create the historic declaratio

amazon will create 1500 full-time jobs with a new salt lake city center.re foot space will ,llow workers to package books electronics and toys. this is amazon's first facility in utah. virgin branson's galactic is set to relaunch trips. \ she hopes to be on the first trip to spain -- he hopes to build the first chapter 2018. the company experimented with the rocket plane broke apart due to cope all it malfunction -- copilot malfunction that is your latest bloomberg/. tesla shares are tumbling as the models disappoint. will the model 3 be able to rev up energy in the company? this is bloomberg ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. , ata shares are tumbling the lowest point in a month before the introduction of is a model three sedan. joining us is jamie. i cannot really keep track of this anymore. i was talking to you about the relation investors were feeling that tesla would beg to make 20,000 model threes by december. >> manufacturing is the big challenge at tesla and has been from the beginning. the idea, the d

amazon will create 1500 new full-time jobs at its salt lake city center.will allow workers to pick, pack, and ship smaller customer items. this is amazon's first facility in utah. now, stories of sexual harassment within the tech industry continue to come out. vc firms and tech startups have been rocked by numerous sexual misconduct allegations, resulting in several resignations from tech investors, with the latest one coming just this week. as the industry moves to grapple with harassment -- as the industry's moved to grapple with harassment danes momentum, questions -- gains momentum, questions remain. joining me, joe nocera, who wrote about his column -- about this in his column today. still with me, guest host martin mignot. it's pervasive and ingrained is what you wrote in your story, and the tide is now turning as men start to lose their jobs. but just how pervasive was it, is it, and why is it -- the tide now turning? joe: it is so pervasive. there are studies out there that show that 60% of the women who were polled said that they had had to deal w

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