in salt lake city, i'm hailey higgins. of the houses in our series. we posted them on our website kron4 dot com. there you also find a comparison chart and decide for yourself which is the best buy for $750 thousand. (pam) coming up: starbucks announcing another new policy.how this makes the rules for the coffee shops more clear... and more accepting. (ken)plus: the costumes came in all shapes and sizes.. and so did the booze. our stanley roberts explains how it is always something at bay to breakers (pam) a drug infested.. and dangerous section of the civic center bart station... may soon close. coming up.. we'll explain the next step toward seeing a cleaner station in the future. lk teasesten at ten i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to co

tonight, we'll introduce you to a few families around salt lake city, and meet children raised in thee opioid crisis, getting a chance at a normal life. ( laughter ) nine-year-old cheyenne nunn and her seven-year-old sister, lilah, have never been happier. until recently, they lived with their mom and her boyfriend-- the couple, addicted to heroin, or meth, or both, says the girls' grandmother, cheryl nunn. to see cheyenne and lilah now, secure in their grandmother's home outside salt lake city, it's hard to believe they once moved from home to home, to homeless. you remember being homeless? >> cheyenne nunn: a little. >> whitaker: where would you go? >> cheyenne nunn: under trees. >> whitaker: like camping? >> cheyenne nunn: yeah. >> whitaker: the times they did have a roof over their heads, they didn't have much else. did you have enough food? >> cheyenne nunn: sometimes, but not always. i hid it under my bed. >> whitaker: what would you hide? >> cheyenne nunn: top ramen. something easy to cook. >> whitaker: how old were you? >> cheyenne nunn: five, six. >> whitaker: how did you kno

now it's pushed off towards salt lake city.r this year, some of that moisture is still wrapping back in from the north. there's lot of moisture there. afternoon, you get the heating. that will give us more of those. it will pick up again early next week. westerly breeze, westerly breeze, onshore breeze. 40s, 50s, a few 40s, lots of 50s here. i doubt these change very much. 53 gilroy. 51 is popular. the santa cruz mountains. golden creek, scotts valley, your morning is super effective. santa clara is warmer than that. 43 up in truckee. very fall like conditions because of thunderstorm activity last couple of mornings. in fact, there were some hefty totals yesterday morning. overnight as well. wednesday night. 1 inch as well. that is not ending anytime soon. quiet for us except the low clouds. here comes another system. this one will drop in late saturday into sunday. that will give us another pronounced cooling trend. then tomorrow, about the same within this forecast. cooler on sunday. that low drops in. we could see another ro

>> it feels like that -- salt lake city. ? >> it feels like they could move. for environments. -- regulatory environments. can you get the basic infrastructure? there are big questions, as the new york city bureau chief -- david: you may turn into the nashville bureau chief. [laughter] >> i love entry music. -- country music. if you move to a place like nashville, we love nashville, any move with alliancebernstein is not like you are in new york, you can leave jpmorgan and go work at goldman. there are issues around how sustainable and vibrant the financial community is in some of these places. shery: the security workforce in new york is shrinking. >> that jumped out at me, the securities industry and workforce is down 6% since the financial crisis. notable, you might say only down 6%, private sector employment in new york city up 22%. a big delta. shery: jason kelly, thank you for that. we may be moving soon. interesting. coming up, the architect of the tpp agreement, when the color join us -- when the color -- wendy culter will join us. ♪ ♪ >> this is bloom

salt lake city taking the turn there into utah at red rocks.t's going to be an active pattern there. some of that does clip the back side of this year. high in tahoe will be 74. that fog is getting squashed by high pressure. upper civic -- 60s, 70s. for the first time this month, there will be a few locations in the and i will actually check in with 90 degrees. that is not something we've seen at all this year compared to last year, we started a lot of times, at least 7 or 8. that's not going to be the case. there's a little bit of fog here. it's hard to see, but there is some there. slight onshore breeze. not enough to really do anything inland. 50s-60s on the thames. i don't think it will take long to warm up rick some of those areas in the fog will be hard-pressed will -- to get very warm here. most of it is disappearing. tomorrow, even by tonight, it comes screaming back. tomorrow, we start a cooling trend. a few locations, a little bit of fog. otherwise, lots of sunshine, warm temps. but then we start to drop tomorrow. >> okay. pretty warm

las lluvias se mantienen en salt lake city y porciones de las vegas.as, si tiene planes, en san francisco nos quedaremos con temperaturas en los 75. planifiquemos juntos nuestros prÓximos dÍas. las mÁximas en los 75y las mÍnimas en 58. palmira: gracias. ahÍ tiene la cuenta regresiva para que ejerza su derecho. no deje de hacer escuchar su voz porque su voto tambiÉn cuenta. tambiÉn se decide por el futuro del juez. decenas de personas a favor y en contra del magistrado participaron en una manifestaciÓn. la sentencia a un estudiante de stanford por abusar sexualmente de una joven, tras una fiesta, es una de las razones por las cuales deberÍa de llevar a la destituciÓn. >>el juez tiene merecido perder ese puesto porque es un juez que ha demostrado que estÁ a favor de los predadores sexuales, que estÁ a favor de darles una sentencia muy baja, muy fÁcil. palmira: el argumento del juez es que actuÓ de acuerdo a la ley. >>todos los que estamos en el sistema y que trabajamos y conocemos como funciona el sistema jurÍdico,sabemos que hay que demandar. >>se conde

and if you head about an hour's drive north of salt lake city...edroom, 3- bath home features a 4 car garage and a large home theater. the 13-year-old home also has a salt-water swimming pool on a third of an acre. ( james ) coming up after the break... meet six flags' newest addition. (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (anny hong:) a deep marine layer in place this morning with low clouds extending well inland will lead to another cool and breezy afternoon. inland temperatures remain below normal most of this week. a late season front approaches late thursday night ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a violent collision a violent ( james )( james ) a violent collision along a nebraska roadway left a car split completely in half ... but what's even more incredible is the teen driver of that car walked away with only minor injuries. the 17-yr-old driver was approaching the intersection ... when another teen driver collided with him, splitting the car in two. one teen was treated at

. >> in the general election there was one speech in salt lake city utah. was at a turning point for humphrey ? did it narrow the race ? >> where he declared himself his own man ? >> humphrey got support from the unions. they started to organize on his behalf. that gave him a bump. then when he declared that he was his own man on the vietnam war. stop the bombing of vietnam , it did help him. it began to close the gap. and as we began to discuss earlier. the popular vote the electorial college vose was a blowout. he wanted big. the popular vote was less than 1%. 43.5 for nixon and 42 for humphrey. one of the reasons he was able to close that gap was due to that speech in the sense he could bring back the supporters. we will never know. it might've been harder for him to have won the nomination, then the general election. he would've had more daylight between the democratic party. because he was an opponent of johnson so the question was could he sustained a coalition of african americans, latinos, and working-class white voters. around issues of economic ju

as we look at the inner mountain region we are getting activity from wyoming out to salt lake city there'sw in yellowstone now. snow falling in salt lake city and in parts of idaho. we are over here and we are looking at fog that's trying to reform along the coast tonight but it's going to have a tough time because starting in and hour or so, the wind advisory goes into effect in the north and east bay hills and lasts until tomorrow morning and that strong northeast or north bay -- probably a north-northeast wind, will clear out the fog and make it hard -- the point being it's going to warm up and then the fog comes back tomorrow night when the winds subside. should be a nice beach day tomorrow just breezy. the winds will be noticeable in the hills, the higher elevations. santa rosa 25. fairfield gusting out of the north at 30. that's significant. live camera shot. these winds will get you a news clean atmosphere. it's going to be pretty. overnight lows not bad. mid up to50s overnight. tomorrow will be really warm. look at san francisco tops out at 67 degrees. that's because the sea breeze

cheez-it like never before. >>> well come to salt lake city, ladies and gentlemen.is 10:13 a.m. >> reporter: al and christine travel from michigan to utah, and then make the long journey over rough roads, tracing their son josh's path into the western desert. >> i can't imagine what josh was thinking the day he came out here. >> reporter: josh has been unplugged for more than seven weeks. they can't wait to see him, but first, they have to find him. >> josh is somewhere out here, and then you guys are going to signal for josh using this. >> okay. >> that's how we're going to find him. >> reporter: wyatt, a field staffer gives them a wooden device called a bull roar, used in ancient rituals to send signals over long distances. they stop and listen for a response from josh. but nothing. off in another part of the desert -- >> oh, come on. >> reporter: josh is having trouble. >> swear to god it was working, like -- >> i know, it was working yesterday. >> reporter: it's not a bad metaphor for the family's communication problems when josh would shut himself away in his b

utah evens the series as they go back to salt lake city. >>> see you later, everyone. >>> goodnight.>> if you have a story idea contact 2 investigates. welcome, everyone. i'm dr. debra radcliffe. and today i'm going to help you clean out your junk drawer. of course, i'm talking about an emotional junk drawer where we store all the pain, fear, anger that shapes us. who would like to share why they're here? this one didn't have her glasses at the high school auction. thought she was bidding on a home organizer. and what a lucky mistake. in colombia, we never get to do things like this. the only time that i ever went to a seminar was how to escape the trunk of a car where's my husbands at? it's good to laugh at what makes us most uncomfortable. but the next three hours will require active participation. let's clear a little space for ourselves. you said this was a 45-minute talk. so what? i was wrong. what, is there a place that you'd rather be than connecting with your family? you're really asking this question on football sunday?

we have a low heading toward salt lake city. some of that moisture is coming back in when the sierra. they will have another round of thunderstorms. if anything, it will pick up from the next system coming in later in the week. 50s in lakeport, 53 and the castro valley, 53 in berkeley. napa is 54 degrees. the clouds are back and will be slow to burn off for some. we had a warm-up yesterday but another system dropping will give us some rain friday morning. 50s, 60s and 70s with a few locations cooling off. inland was in the 80s yesterday, but i don't see that today. thursday we have cloudy with light rain to begin your holiday weekend on friday. saturday will be breezy and sunday will be warmer. >> i am ready to get the patio furniture and the barbecue up and ready. >> it is june almost, it is about time. >>> a backlash against a popular netflix series. the anger and -- aimed at the series, 13 reasons why in a particular scene. >>> the steps the attorney general is keeping the right to die law in place in california. >>> welcome

there goes that low in salt lake city. another system is approaching. it's on its way. that is widespread. another date of thunderstorms up and -- a day of thunderstorms up in the mountains. yesterday was about 12, 14 miles per hour. gusts of 30. rule of thumb, that's usually something cooler. 40s, 50s on the temps. almost all locations are getting some form of that low cloud deck. low 50s for others. not a huge difference on those temps. i don't think they'll change all that much. pretty quiet for us here. things will change. another system starting to move into the picture. it will influence this morning's sunday into monday. highs today, 50s, 60s by the water. mainly 70s in and. 4:01 on a friday morning. we made it to friday, as dave clark likes to say. >> beats the alternative. >> sure does. westbound 580, as you drive across the altamont pass, it is a little bit slow getting into the path. once you get onto the altamont pass, it looks good. from tracy, 205 is actually doing very well. if you want to get on the road early and beat that commute right now. it's a good

jamie yuccas, cbs news, salt lake city. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," "dexter" star michael c.back in a new netflix original drama in a drama. they'll tell us about their new series. >>> and chip reid introduces us to spike, the latest edition to the smithsonian national zoo's elephant exhibit and hopefully a soon-to-be father. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can't see it in this shot because it's foggy out there as we start this wednesday morning. good morning, it is wednesday, may 9th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. good morning. how is everyone? >> good morning. >> good

. >> reporter: just one look at the condition of this exam room inside the salt lake city va medical center christopher wilson thought there must be a mistake. >> i figured they'd say oh this room's not clean and take me somewhere else, but they just kind of blew past t didn't acknowledge it. >> reporter: the army veteran who served two tours in iraq took pictures, showing medical debris strewn across the counter, a filthy sink, and garbage overflowing from the trash can. >> it was just kind of interesting that they would put a patient in there. >> reporter: wilson posted the pictures on facebook, then his father took to twitter writing "very unprofessional, unsanitary and disrespectful, please retweet, maybe president trump will see it." it has been retweeted more than 16,000 times, getting the attention of the clinic's chief of staff. >> i was taken aback by the condition of the room. the patient, mr. wilson should not have been placed in the room in that condition. >> reporter: tonight the clinic is promising to investigate but says the room's previous patient probably got a cast

a delta airlines plane was moving into the gate after landing from salt lake city when it clipped the wing of a united airlines plane that was sitting empty. no reports of injuries from last night's accident. >>> newly released body cam video showing the moment a suspect tried to kill a deputy. police say that this woman, 27- year-old jessica lowe, slipped out of her handcuffs, stole a patrol car and rammed into the officer. it happened near paradise park in santa cruz. kpix 5's maria medina shows us the moment an arrest nearly turned deadly. [ gunfire and screaming ] >> reporter: two body cameras captured the near deadly scene. one angle from the deputy pinned against his car, another from his partner. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: it began last friday at 3:30 a.m. on ocean street extension. as deputy august waltrip searches a reported stolen car. >> who is this guy who gave you the car. >> reporter: his partner questions a male suspect cuffed in the back of his car. the female suspect jessica lowe is also cuffed in another patrol car, or so they thought. >> hey!! >> reporter: investigat

. >> problems for tesla after a crash involving one of the cars near salt lake city. the top engineer taking a leave of absence. while not leaving the company, it its unclear when he will be back on the job. abc news reporter, will carr has details on the latest crash raising safety concerns. >> this tesla mangled. front of the car ripped to shreds. driver rushed to the hospital with a broken ankle. investigators now trying to figure out why the electric car surged at an intersection at 60 miles an hour before slamming into the back of a fire department truck stopped at a red light. tesla releasing a statement. glad no one was seriously injured. officials are investigating whether the tesla was on autopilot, the pioneered system which is also currently at the center of the ntsb probe into the deadly crash in california that killed an apple engineer back in march. >> anything in the automotive space is going to be need to brought in over time and built in a way that is going to build on safety. and built on learning what is going on when people are using the product. >

salt lake city city tops it followed by orlando and atlanta.an francisco cracked the top 20 on the flip side, santa clarita and oxnard were the worst places. among the determining factors were the number of job opportunities, cost of living and commuter friendliness. >> thank you. >>> 5:40. a bay area councilman is stepping down as alleged victims speak publicly about their accusations. >> plus, students at one california school are celebrating a special connection to the upcoming royal wedding. >> and a live look out at 880 in oakland right now. at least this part of 880 is moving along just fine. but, of course, we have more on that multi-vehicle accident that killed three people in fremont coming up. in just a few minutes. dominic caserta -- did not attend last night's city council meeting in santa clara county. >>> check out this cool view. there's coit tower. and look at the moving clouds behind it. we are waking up to another gray morning. may gray, it's here. it's short-lived. we'll have the full forecast coming up. >>> dominic caserta d

holt and his wife were greeted at the salt lake city airport yesterday. he had traveled to caracas in 2016 to marry a fellow mormon he had met on line. they were arrested at her home for what the u.s. said was bogus charges -- stockpiling weapons. >> i want to thank every single person that prayed for us, that was here for us. >> holt is said to be in good health besides a tooth issue. his wife has more serious pain problems. >>> the european union is calling for a new presidential election in venezuela. president nicolas maduro won a second six-year term last week. venezuela's opposition parties boycotted the vote, calling it illegitimate. the eu is talented to impose sanctions targeting those close to maduro. he called that old colonialism. >>> and in texas, students at santa fe high school are expected to return to class today. some say it's too soon to return after a shooting that killed ten people on may 18th. school officials say they are working to provide counseling and support for those who need it. the school year ends thursday. >>> former presi

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holt, his wife tamara and his stepdaughter arrived at the salt lake city airport overnight to a joyous crowd holding signs with messages like "we never gave up." >> we're grateful to be here and we're grateful to be here with our family. >> reporter: holt's emotional grandmother draping this american flag over his shoulders while the crowd sang "the star-spangled banner." ♪ the land of the free >> reporter: this was a day holt's parents feared would never happen. >> now i have my family all together. >> reporter: the 26-year-old mormon missionary was imprisoned in june of 2016 shortly after marrying a venezuelan woman he met online. as they waited for her u.s. visa, they were charged with dealing weapons and plotting to undermine the government, which they say is not true. after months of negotiations between the u.s. and venezuelan government through diplomatic channels, the holts were freed on saturday and flew to washington, d.c. to meet president trump. >> almost two years, josh, and, you know, amazing that you were able to take it. you've gone through a lot, more than most people

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. >>> thunderous applause was heard ringing out at salt lake city international airport after josh holtnd his wife touched down, returning back home for the first time since they were released from that venezuelan jail over the weekend. a throng of overjoyed family and friends were right there with them, waiting to greet them. the couple spent the last few days at walter reed hospital in maryland for observation after landing in the u.s. on saturday. >> great reunion. >>> there is an ur jernt warning this morning from the fbi. if have an internet router in your home or small business, reset it. turn it off, flip the switch, whatever you need to do. give it a moment and then turn it back on. the feds say the concern here is a malware system linked to russia. it has already affected hundreds of thousands of routers worldwide. the easiest way to combat is simply reboot your router. >>> this is a story we have become all too familiar with. warriors, cavaliers, nba finals. for now a fourth year in a row. first the warriors had to get past the houston rockets. the rockets out to an early ten-

we continue with very warm weather tuesday salt lake city, albuquerque.ck will be 90 to 91 wednesday through friday. charlotte up to 90 by friday. so, a little taste of summer for a lot of people. >> we're all glad to hear it. thanks a lot, bill. >>> just ahead saturday night live pulls out all the stops including stormy daniels herself. what's the deal with this nhl player licking people? can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. in the water, in the water, you ready for this? she doesn't like it... you've gotta get in there. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their

expanded there and we saw the same thing with goldman sachs they expanded their operations in salt lake city and then pacific investments they did the same thing in austin texas so this is a shift from the high tech states to the lower tax states where the income tax levels are lower and where the companies can do better that simply why companies say how can we do better how can our people do better and then with that and so if we take a look at the the states around the nation that are losing that exodus of jobs what are those states and why are they losing are you mentioned that a key one but what are these states and why is it occurring what's happening because the kind where the gates are the games the games are what i mean think about even this is because quite sometime think about boeing boeing actually went down to south carolina same thing for the tax reasons the reason is the two that once they left they would see i don't know exactly you know let's see i want to but that's not all because also now that was also union issues a lot of companies are moving because of the taxes and the

wrecks we have been looking at denver, salt lake city, seattle, even down in l.a., down to the east coastlorida. austin, texas. places that have traditional good tech environments that are starting to build a bigger businesses. emily: what are you investing in? you are not doing early stage, pre-ipo. david: we are looking for three key attributes. seen them execute through multiple cycles and show good product market and fit in with what they do. we are also looking for businesses where the management team and existing investors want to build something large and are not trying to do a quick flip. wantthat ambition, we people that are disciplined. we want them to be able to look at a business model and say not only will it work when things it canng well, but weather a storm if there is an economic downturn. multiple industries, multiple technology types. you have been doing this for about a year and a half. an incredibly long time. anything specific you have learned? seems what we are doing to be resonating. when we find the right team that wants to partner for the long haul and described

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josh cold along with his wife and daughter getting a hero's welcome at the salt lake city airport, hope'srandmother draping the american flag over his shoulders as the crowd sang the national anthem. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> reporter: they were accused of stockpiling weapons after flight to venezuela to marry here in 2016. donald trump helps bring the couple home. they say they are exhausted but happy to be back. china is ramping up the pace in a nuclear arms race, the china academy reports 200 nuclear blast simulations have taken place in september 2014. the us only carried out 50 simulations from 2012-2017 according to livermore national resort, the 3 nations pursuing more nuclear options to deter potential threats. new steps to end program giving immigrant business owners the right to stay in the us. department of homeland security moving to cut the entrepreneur rule which allows immigrant starting new businesses to stay for five years. dhs says this does not protect american workers, it was written days before donald trump took office, dhs delayed the policy before

and if you head about an hour's drive north of salt lake city...red square feet. this 6-bedroom, 3- bath home features a 4 car garage and a large home theater. the 13-year-old home also has a salt-water swimming pool on a third of an acre. ( james ) still ahead on the kron4 morning news ...new life after tragedy.the heartwarming story out of southern california. ( james ) plus... brand new video of the tense rescues during the north bay firestorm. we're taking a closer look at what neighbors and emergency crews went through. ( james )) and after the break... ahead of the memorial day weekend... gas prices are going up in the bay area. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. to

[cheering and applause] and from salt lake city, utah, it's the hammond family!] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody got a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the hammond family. [cheering and applause] jason, my man, how you feelin'? jason: good. i like your barber. steve: yeah, i like yours, too. jason: yeah. it's so easy, right? steve: boy, you sharp. well, introduce everybody, jason. jason: ok, these are me 3--or 4 beautiful wives. um--oh, no, just-- [laughter] jason: i'm just kidding. steve: look at jason. [laughter] [cheering and applause] steve: boy, you had me right there, 'cause i said, god, dawg. patti: we rotate. [laughter] jason: tell you, right now... steve: so these are not your wives. jason: no. i can only handle one. steve: really? jason: this is my beautiful wife allison. steve: there you go. thank you. jason: we have 3 children. steve: that's--that's where the 4 people come in. there you go.

up their seen them presence in places like salt lake city, jacksonville, florida, in the case of deutschehey're listening to employees about where they want to live, and it is not great -- i'm putting on my head as the new york bureau chief -- all of these folks did stay. it is the vibrant money capital of the world, we think, and will be for a long time. vonnie: what is interesting here is that we are just hearing from a greg lippman talking about the pressure on hedge funds and fees . we looking at a money manager with pressure on fees. the company anywhere where they potentially can make that little bit less -- is it particularly the money managers you might be seeing looking for cost cutting in this white? -- in this way? jason: it is a great question, and the amount of money flowing in the hedge funds -- if there is a sector of the financial existentials in crisis commit it is the hedge fund world, and greg lippman put a fine point on it in an interview with erik schatzker. ees, there is f less money to be made, and people have to think about the cost as they think about how they run

applause] you can hear the couple getting a warm welcome from their friends and family at the salt lake city airport. holt and his wife were held in prison under suspicion of terrorism and gun running. a long-term diplomatic effort by members of congress helped free them. holt's parents say they're glad this long, emotional rollercoaster is finally over. >> melissa: high school students in sante fe are back in classes. the building reopened to students today for the first time since that deadly shooting more than a week ago. school officials are pledged counseling resources appeared they say there will be additional officers on campus. casey stiegel is live at the high school with more in sante fe. >> i can tell you we have seen ourselves that increased police presence outside of sante fe high school here this morning. 11 days after gunfire interrupted the first period here. the crime scene tape is gone, most of the glass is repaired and the building now once again open. and what a sight. look at this video early this morning. dozens and dozens of people just lining the streets with signs, w

returning for their second day, from salt lake city, utah, it's the champs, it's the hammond family!xas, it's the wilkerson family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody could get a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the wilkerson family. [cheering and applause] erica, how you doin'? erica w.: good, good. steve: very good. well, introduce everybody, erica. erica w.: all right. so i have my brother-in-law dion. i have my beautiful sister-in-law nicole. [applause] i have my brother-in-law cedric. ladies, single. ready to mingle. and last but not least, kenan, the baby boy. [cheering and applause] steve: what do you do, nicole? nicole: i am a 23-year government employee, but i like working with the dead, so i also work at a funeral home. audience: ohh... family: whoo-hoo! whoo! nicole: steve, they quiet, they don't complain about nothin'. they do what you tell 'em to do. [laughter] unless they make a sound or something. sometime they make noises, but that's ok. [laughter]

josh holt with his wife and her daughter getting a hero's welcome from friends and family at the salt lake citygrandmother draping the american flag over his shoulders as they sang the national anthem. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers] rob: many wondered if they had ever seen him. they are accused of stockpiling weapons after they flew to venezuela to marry her in 2016, donald trump helped bring the couple home. they are exhausted but happy to be in the united states. jillian: donald trump sets to rally support is in the music city, the national make america great again rally seeks to boost gop senate hopeful marsha blackburn who is running to replace bob corker. country star trace adkins will open the rally, trump team says he will set the perfect patriotic tone. rob: depressed search intensifying for national guardsmen swept away in a flash flood. edison herman last seen trying to help a woman when he himself fell into the water. jillian: aerial video showing the aftermath with cars stuck in mud and debris littering the street, this is the city's second major flood in two years. >> i was

genaro gambino de jesus is accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing women in the salt lake city areaies say his some of authorities say his some of his victims are as young as 14 years old. investigators say he approached women at bus stops or parking lots -- then offered them a ride -- before assaulting them. now police are looking for victims of similar crimes in states along the west coast. ( darya ) a kayaker falls into the water just feet away from a great white shark... and it was all caught on camera by a helicopter. take a look at the dark shadow in the water.the great white shark is about the same size a 10 foot kayack.marine biologist giancarlo thomae was paddling his kayak near the cement ship on tuesday looking for sharks. when his sunglasses fell into the water ... so did he. < "....my glasses fell off and i leaned over too far and off i went..." "....as soon as i popped up i said ok, yesterday i saw 15 great whites in this area, maybe a should calmly and collectively get back in the boat...">( darya ) there are no shark warning signs posted on the beach ... because this

the low in salt lake city the moisture is still producing cloud cover and isolated showers, thunderstormsrra. that will continue all week and pick up at the end of the week. brentwood says 62. everybody in the 50s. they're stuck there. low clouds almost all the way down to southern california. look for 50s, 60s and, 70s. cooler and below average on the temps. i believe he has arrived at his destination. mr. sal castaneda at sales force tower. sir. >> all right. we will check in with sal in a little bit. as we saw, the sales force tower is ready to go. just in a couple hours they will have a grand opening celebration right there. 1,070 feet up. we will try to check in with sal in a little bit. bart may shut down a walkway at the civic center bart station. >> alex savidge is there. this is only one idea that bart officials are considering to clean up the bart station. al election. >> reporter: yeah. things already look definite at the civic center station this morning. police have cleared out the passage way that was known as a haven for drug users and the city is working to get those peopl

if you like if you like cooler climates tonight at 10 we'll take you to the beverly hills of salt lake city57-hundred square feet. (vicki) and that's just one house-- available for $750-thousand dollars. (vicki)topvo ahead at nine... as a community mourns the lives lost, we're learning more about the investigation into the deadly texas school shooting... find out why the suspect won't face the death penalty if convicted... (grant) plus... a child's body found in storage unit in sacramento... and tonight the child's father appears in court for the first time... the charges he is facing coming up... (vicki) and after the break... you may have to pay more to cross over bay area bridges... tonight hear why all bay area mayors are coming together to push for a bridge toll hike... and if it will benefit commuters... (vicki) you may soon pay more to cross over bay area bridges... this as we take a live look at the san mateo, bay and richmond san rafael bridges... the bay area's big city mayors are teaming up to support a measure on the june ballot that will hike up the tolls.(grant) the increase w

and this is a live look at salt lake city on fox 13. the big story there tonight, a utah man and his wife are back home after spending two years in a venezuelan jail. josh holtz spoke briefly to talk about everyone who helped them and his wife. the government accused him of having assault weapons but the holtz's insisted that was not true. that's a live look from speciale report, we will be right back. they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. >>hey. oh, that's my robe. >>is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782 when liberty stands with you. liber

msn msnbc's garrett haake in salt lake city, utah, where he interviewed romney ahead of tonight's debatepage, "usa today" washington bureau chief, right here. welcome all. garrett, first to you, mitt romney certainly signaling on the one hand, on the other hand, he's being very cautious going into this primary, having come in behind the leading candidate, so surprising some in a convention. >> yes, i wouldn't pay too much attention to the results of the convention. that has a lot more to do with the nature of how utah nominates its politicians. this is still very much still his race to lose. you heard a little bit in the answer, the dilemma he is in. when donald trump acts like a kpz republicconservative republ romney will support him. they line up fairly well on immigration. they line up on some big republican issues. but it's never been a secret that mitt romney and donald trump could not be more far apart on personal style, personal bearing and sort of the degree their personal character is part of their political personas and that's the box he's in here in utah. make no mistake, ther

josh holt along with his wife landed in salt lake city last night.t traveled to caracas in 2016 to marry a woman he met online. the two were arrested shortly after getting married. ''the washington post" said holt was accused of trying to destable liz the government. >>> the state senate is expected to take up a measure your today to maintain net neutrality in california. president trump pushed the fcc to scrap the obama era rule, preventing internet providers from slowing down certain online con tint. the bill from san francisco scott we,nor would keep those rules in place in california. >>> eight thousands substantials restaurants around the country will be closing this afternoon as employees undergo antibias instruction. ann mackovuc is live in san francisco this morning with the very latest. ann? >> reporter: i'm here at one of the 8,000 substantials locations closing today. you can see there is a sign here on the door behind me, saying that starbucks is trying to share ideas to make starbucks more welcoming. one, closing at 2:30 this afternoon.

. >> josh holt and his wife of lyft at salt lake city international airport. they arrested in 2016 shortly after they were married. they were accused of what the u. s. government called a false charge of stockpiling weapons. with the help of senate foreign relations committee chairman, bob corker, the two were freed and arrived in washington, d.c. last week, they would miss where they reunited with his parents and spoke with president trump. >> i would like to thank every single person that prayed for us, that was here for us and was worried about us and help us in whatever way they could. >> josh holt travel to venezuela in june 2016 to marry his now wife, a fellow mormon, who he met online to improve his spanish. they were arrested at her family's apartment at a government housing complex. >>> let's get you out the door. you are seeing things happen already this morning. >> let's go straight to the maps. i made a mistake and skipped over this map last time. this is westbound 580. you can see significant slowing before the 680 interchange because of a crash i

a big low is turning into salt lake city but the moisture continues on the western edge of it back into the sierra. it comes back over parts of eastern nevada and gives us some shower activity. this is a heads up for those of you heading for the mountains for the long holiday weekend. friday and saturday we are cloudy to mostly cloudy, cool with off and on rain and maybe some snow in the passes. that is friday into saturday. we have a big fog bank making a major push here. the wind has tailed off a little bit in fairfield. there is still an onshore breeze in most locations out of the west-southwest. the water temperatures are very cold, 51. that allows the temps on the coast to really drop. 65, 51 for the city, 59, 52 today. we can even get to average today. 50s for everyone else. it is just stuck. 51 in black hawk and danville. 52 by the concord pavilion and 51 in el cerrito. 39 in truckee, 52 your cryo- to monterey. almost the entire coast has some sort of fog except for a teeny bit. it is building in there. we are dealing with a major fog bank and another low is dropping in. as it do

david: we have been spending time in areas like denver, salt lake city, seattle, even down in l.a., outthe east coast of florida, austin, texas. places that have traditional good tech depth in the environment there that are starting to build a bigger businesses. emily: what are you investing in? you are not doing early stage, pre-ipo. david: we are looking for three key attributes. one thing is, we want businesses we have seen for a while and have seen them execute through multiple cycles up and down and have had an opportunity to watch them show good product market and fit in with what they do. what we are also looking for our businesses where the management team and existing investors want to build something large and are not trying to do a quick flip. with that ambition, we want people that are disciplined. we want them to be able to look at a business model and say not only will this business model work when things are going well economically, but can weather a storm if there is an economic downturn. we apply those across multiple industries, multiple technology types when we are lo

>> he said his name is cristo ball malscher from layton, utah, to be precise, just outside of salt lake cityas an army reservist. >> had the name cristobal mulcher crossed your desk? >> in two years, we'd never heard of that name. >> reporter: this guy was handed to you on a plate? >> yeah. >> could it be real? should police take this at face value? >> is it possible that this letter is some thinly veiled threat to kristene that, you know, you survived but we know where you live? >> yeah, the letter was meant for her safety. we moved very quickly to make sure she was safe. that she was protected. >> and i'm okay. no one could know where i was at. only my family knew where i was at. >> reporter: with kristene in a safe place, vellerman went straight to layton, utah. he was soon sitting across from his person of interest. >> christobal mulcher said he was on a training exercise. >> not only was he not there, he was not in the country? >> yes. >> we were not able to find a connection between the cha pa family. >> and then he showed melcher the letter. and melcher was stunned but even more surpr

it happened in spanish fork, south of salt lake city.pokesman says the man broke his leg and pelvis and structured his skull. meantime, camera on school bus reported another bizarre situation. video shows a man getting out of his car and climbing to the hood of the bus. this happened in massachusetts outside of boston. media reports no kids were on board and police are investigating. the news continues with shep right after this. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> shepard: continuing coverage of this week in washington, let's turn to chris wallace, anchor fox news sunday. preparing for the sunday broadcast i'm looking fo

running a little bit below average for everybody, even though that low that came by is off towards salt lake city. in between systems, it's still an onshore wind for some. 40s to the north. 50s around to the north as well. mid 50s for others. around the baker 52 berkeley lab. tiburon is at 50. richmond 53. 55 at alameda. no cloud cover thunderstorms for us here. here we go. another low is beginning to make its presence. it will be in here late saturday into sunday. i'll renew this cool down today. 50s, 60s, and 70s on your temps. 5:01. you're looking at something. >> will, the grant line thing i told you about that stalled truck on 580 is causing some issues on the altamont pass. we will start with the tracy super commute. this has made the commute very slow behind it. you can see 205 down to 7 miles per hour. we are not doing well here on a friday. sometimes you might have -- i dunno -- you might have the possibility to go later when this is cleared up. we are keeping close contact with chp. if you happen to be getting on the road after that, through the altamont pass, it looks all right. rome l

there goes the low in nevada on its way to salt lake city. this system will swing in.hat continues to give us a lot of low clouds. water temperatures are very cool. inland temperatures are dropping. the support for the inversion is getting wiped out. that leads one to believe that the clouds will max out today with 60s to near 70 for many. 50s on the coast but not average, maybe sporadic but another cool down on sunday into monday. >> i have been to yosemite in may. you could have snow. >> it looks like for the mountains, a lot of thunderstorm activity for the next week or two. >>> we are also following breaking news in san jose, where a home is on fire. >> it is a two alarm fire near east st. james. >> reporter: we just talked to a fire captain who said it started at 4:45 am. it has been knocked down. they are in salvage mode right now. they said the great news is that it did not too bad, it was mostly in the back of this two- story victorian style home. they do not have a cause yet, but their main concern when they arrived was the visible flames. they were concerned

the question, will it dig more towards salt lake city or more towards the sierra. we will be windy and cooler not windy and warmer. because you get the off shore breeze. a couple thing to keep in mind heading towards friday and saturday. not today. today we get the temperatures mainly in the 40s. some 60s. certainly it will be warm out to eastern contra costa county and lake county. but 58 campbell. 59 san jose. santa cruz mountains, still 40s there. santa clara is 49. campbell is 58. this was about 8 miles per hour yesterday. this being fairfield. that's a big difference. the delta breeze is alive and well. the low clouds and fog are being helped out by this system right here that will usher in a cooler pattern today and tomorrow. then we will rebound friday and saturday. the key though, the breeze will be there. the question, what direction. it looks like it will be warmer saturday. then cooler sunday. so up and down we go. 60s and 70s coast and bay. upper 70s, low 80s, clearlake and vacaville. still dealing with mid-80s there. might cool off one or two degrees f