suggest that to cut the cost, you use the excellent california zephyr train between chicago and salt lake city can stop off after the first night in denver and pick up a subsequent train. from salt lake city and utah, you can rent a car and take it north across the idaho state line to boise and pay a drop—off fee of only $100, at least according to the test booking i made on your behalf. that's all for now, but keep sending me your travel problems and i will do my best to find you solutions. finally, we are in fuerteventura in the canary islands, where one woman is making waves in the international kite—surfing scene. she shows us why her home is the perfect training ground for the sport. well, that's all for this week. but coming up next week, christa takes a peek at the back of the notre dame cathedral in paris to discover fallen pinnacles and gargoyles and she meets those trying to save it. in ten years, we would see the cathedral come completely down if we were to do nothing. and in the meantime, don't forget — you can follow us on social media. the links are on our website. for now from m

salt lake city is quickly becoming crossroads of the world. ternational airport is located within 15 minutes of the vibrant heart of our city. utah has a wealth of human talent and capital driving our innovation and economic growth. companiesown tech exemplify an exciting generation of entrepreneurs and businesses and services. the nga summer meeting allows us to come together and have discussions about common challenges we face and share valuable lessons. it is always an honor and a privilege to meet with and learn from our nation's governors. >> we will have plenty of fun activities scheduled for your spouses, children and the most family-friendly state in the nation. we also invite you to explore and learn more about your own unique stories by researching your family history. utah is the epicenter of exciting family history efforts. >> come to utah. enjoy salt lake city. we look forward to hosting you this summer. ♪ thank you, very much. thank you for hosting us. it is now my pleasure to ,ntroduce our next presenter who is the vice president

the effects.jackie biskupski / salt lake mayorif you look at the flooding or you look at the crazy rain storms or you look at the forest firesthe mayor of salt lake cityas in washington recently leading a panel on climate change. jackie biskupski / salt lake mayorwhat we need to do is help communities and members of our communities come to the table and be a part of the solution.she says climate change is undeniable and hopes everyone will work to reverse the effects rather than deny it.in washington alexandra limon. (ken) a navy veteran -- living in fresno -- is facing deportation back to mexico. joaquin sotelo has been in the u-s since he was ten-years old. he got a green card and enlisted in the navy at the age of 19 -- but -- after returning but -- after age of 19 -- but -- after returning from his service overseas he fell into drug addiction... and ended up serving time in prison. sotelo was detained in a federal immigration facility for an additional two years. he believes a paperwork issue is to blame.

an avalanche in the mountains east of salt lake city posed a dangerous threat. (pam) but everyone made it out alive. kiersten nunez reports. karl love/snowmobiler"we had an awesome day, best powder of the year."karl and seven of his friends were up in the double hill area of the uintas...karl love/snowmobiler "my buddy rob were side hilling the slope."that's when the unexpected happened.karl love/snowmobiler"i look back behind me and rob and all of the snow on the slope are gone."karl love/snowmobiler"my first thought is, did i trigger it? and who did i kill?'the guys triggered a massive slide...karl love/snowmobiler"i turned around took off and jumped into the debris and that's when i saw rob's hand sticking out of the snow."karl started digging...karl love/snowmobiler "i got him unburied just to his head and he said úhey get everyone else unburied, i can breathe."worried four others were trapped under the slide. karl love/snowmobiler"once i found him and took out my beacon and started looking for others, it really was pure panic."karl was able to reach the oth

oeste a partir de hoy y mirando para finales de la semana localidades como zonas montaÑosas y en salt lake cityasta 20 pulgadas lo cual puede ser muy peligroso.gracias informaciÓn. como siempre todo muy bien explicado.be extremar deseen un lugar resguardado y no olvide a sus mascotas- hoy es el dÍa de amo a mi mascota yhay que tenerlos bien abrigados. la tormenta invernal acaba el miÉrcolespero se pronostica mucha lluvia para el fin de semana. una vertiginosa persecuciÓn en la frontera sur terminÓ con la muerte de dos personas. el auto se impactÓ con un camiÓn. la cacerÍa iniciÓ cuando se percataron del hombre y de la mujer que cruzaron a pie por la zona de otay mesa en california. >> de una tragedia pasamos un rescate. este es el momento exacto en el que los agentes fronterizos salvaron a un emigrante mexicano de un canal entre california y mÉxico. los uniformados le lanzan cuerdas al joven quien lucha por no ahogarse y finalmente es llevado a tierra firme para ser atendidos. ambos son procesados y un tercero regresa al suelo mexicano. >> planea paralizarlos 929.000.000 $ otorgados el proyecto

oklahoma city, salt lake city, carson city, jefferson city, so yeah, got those four. we got st.s us to seven. [both laugh] you know, i want to make sure. mobile, jackson. tennessee... seven. final answer. >> [sighs] man, you were there. you actually had gotten up to 8. >> did i really? i lost count. >> you had up to 8 then you worked your way back to 7. yeah, it was 9. you mentioned baton rouge. >> ah, i forgot. >> and then you forgot it on the way back through. aw man, you missed des moines. it was the only one you missed. you had baton rouge and you had des moines. man, you played a great game. you guys, give it up for mike chearney, leaving with $5,000. it was good to meet you. >> thank you. >> head on up the stairs, mike. [dramatic music] ♪ so frustrating. mike knew his capitals, had it to eight, and just lost his place. good news, at least he's walking out of here with $5,000. our next contestant is in public relations from pensacola, florida. please give it up for brooke fleming. [cheers and applause] hey, brooke, how you doing? >> i'm great, thank you. >> welcome, welcome

to see them now secure in their grandmother's home outside salt lake, city, it's hard to believe theynce moved from home to home to homeless. you remember being homeless? >> a little. >> reporter: where would you go? >> under trees. >> reporter: like camping? >> yeah. >> reporter: times they did have a roof over their heads, they didn't have much else. did you have enough food? >> sometimes but not always. i hid it under my bed. >> reporter: what would you hide? >> top ramen. something easy to cook. >> reporter: how old were you? >> five/six. >> reporter: how did you know to step up and take care of your little sister and cook? >> i knew that she needed it so i decided to be something i'm not. >> which is? >> reporter: a grown up. >> you decided to be a grown up? >> yeah, i tried to be a grown up for lila. >> reporter: because of her daughter's drug addictions, she told us she knew her granddaughters were in danger to keep track of them and prove, she gave her daughter a van with hidden tracking device. >> it would record her going from meth house to meth house to meth house. >> repor

salt lake city will make the city feel like northern california, 10 degrees warmer in summer and winterng by 18 degrees. nbc news technology reporter jacob ward is joining us live. i know you know a lot about this stuff, one of the things we talk about a lot is the difficulty some people have in understanding climate change that it is an abstraction. when you say salt lake city is going to end up in northern california or st. louis is going to end up in dallas or philly is going to end up like tennessee. it makes it a little clear. >> it is, velshi, if you bring it home, it brings home that feeling on your very doorstep that you will be living entirely different world in a generation. >> now, here is the question, what we said about philadelphia was even climate emissions are reduced, you will still see a change in climate. at what point do scientists think we are beyond a point where we can actually reverse or fix? can we stop or slow down? what can we do? >> certainly we can do a lot. we can't stop the overall trend. that's a train that left the station long time ago and it is not get

sarah hawley and her boyfriend, 30-year-old travis geddes, were found dead inside their home in salt lake city last month. dr. hawley was a first-year resident in the university of utah family medicine program. those who knew her best gathered at the university to hold a vigil in her honor. "i mean just shocked. crushed. she certainly, you know she certainly was a wonderful physician but more than that she was just an amazing human being so hearing the news was pretty devastating and out of the blue for everybody, so it was a sad time for everybody so we're all trying to grieve and get over that,"(grant) dr. hawley graduated dr. hawley (grant) dr. hawley graduated from medical school at u-c-s-f. her friends say she worked to bring aid to women and children in under-served communities. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive in the murder-suicide. (vicki) still ahead... if you're younger than 100-- one state might ban you from smoking. we'll have details on the new legislation that's turning heads. (grant) and after the break... a lot of snow falls a lot of snow overnight-- causin

hundreds of families in salt lake city are getting free blood test to find out there is toxins in thehat tap water in sandy, you talk, tested positive for high levels of right and copper. water pump broke down during the power outage. they thought the problem was fixed. but now, they say the problem is more widespread. you talk is investigating whether the city alerted the public fastener. >>> the epa is launching the effort to remove dangerous chemicals in drinking water. the plan is getting criticism from environmental groups who say it does not go for another. molly has details. >> we have to take a more proactive and preventive role, rather than putting on band-aids after the fact. >> reporter: americans have drinking water laced with chemicals, man-made toxins. the epa plans to crack down on these substances that is under attack. >> it doesn't ban the use of them in every day products or stop companies from discharging it into the air and are water. it does not include real commitment to clean up the mess we have created. >> it is been found in cosmetics and nonstick cookware and

lake city. it is an enthralling day and a half journey, and if you like, you can stop off after the first night in denver, and pick up a subsequent strain. from saltly $100, at least according to the test booking i on your behalf. —— boise. that's all for now, but keep sending me your travel problems and i will do my best to find you solutions. finally, we are in for to ventura in the canary finally, we are in for to ventura in the ca nary islands, finally, we are in for to ventura in the canary islands, where one woman is making waves in the international for a surfing scene. —— fu etreve ntu ra. for a surfing scene. —— fuetreventura. she shows us why her home is the perfect training ground for the sport. well, that is all for this week, but coming up next week... christer ta kes a coming up next week... christer takes a peek at the back of the notre dame cathedral in paris. to discover fallen pinnacles and ga rg oyles. discover fallen pinnacles and gargoyles. and she meets those trying to save it. in ten years we would see the can —— cathedral come com pletely would see the can —— cathedral come completely down if we were to do nothing. and in t

she and her new husband james settled here, in riverton, utah, a quiet suburb of salt lake city. annie had james wrapped around her finger. >> i took her with me to help me pick out her mother's valentine's day gift. and there was a shoe store right across the way. she had a way with me. she could talk me into just about anything. and one of them was her favorite shoes that she found. and she was so excited about them. and they were a red pair of shoes. >> reporter: just a few weeks later, march 10, 2012. annie, now 15, was watching her brothers while veronica and james went out for dinner. >> and then when we came home, everything seemed the same. i mean, annie had changed from running around the house in shorts to jeans. and i just kind of chalked that up to, okay, she's gotten cold. and i had a massive headache i couldn't get rid of. so i went to take a shower. and annie had gone downstairs to her room to listen to music. and we just figured it was another saturday. >> reporter: but it wasn't. when veronica finished her shower, annie was gone. james searched her bedroom. >> th

campus police weren't sharing information with salt lake city police.y never knew about lauren's complaints, a communication gap which would prove fatal. >> reporter: they missed the fact that he was on parole. >> lauren had no law enforcement experience and yet, she was able with a laptop to find out all this information, he was a sex offender, he lied about his age, his name, but yet the police couldn't make this additional leap and discover his parole status, which is public information. >> those are things that should have set off red flags. you don't know necessarily if a suspect is going to commit a violent act. but you don't just leave them alone. you have to do something to make sure the act doesn't occur, in this case, prevent somebody from die being. >> reporter: it's now monday, october 22nd. how concerned were you at this point? >> i had a false sense of security. the police were on a lookout. never in my wildest dreams did i think that this individual could hang out at her dorm. >> reporter: but roland was at her dorm, seemingly lying in wa

> now, utah governor gary herbert delivers the state of the state address from the capital of salt lake city. he talks about cutting tax rates and reducing carbon emissions. this is 25 minutes. >> we will now hear the state of the state address delivered by our governor, cheery herbert -- gerry herbert. gov. herbert: president adams, speaker wilson, members of the legislature, justices of the supreme court, utah's first lady, lieutenant governor and mrs. cox, other constitutional officers, and my fellow utahns: it is an honor to address you tonight. president adams and speaker wilson, congratulations for being elected to your significant leadership roles. i have appreciated working with you to prepare for this session and i look forward to continued collaboration as we address this year's challenges. i extend a special welcome to the 19 new representatives and the 7 new senators here this evening. [applause] i thank you for stepping into the political arena to serve the citizens of the great state of utah. our separation of constitutional powers can, from time-to-time, create some tensions.

nominee served as massachusetts governor earlier in the 2000s and before that, headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. the first was against ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democratic ben mcadams. mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. ison mondays, when congress in session, we like to take a look ahead at events in washington.

in mill report this week leading up to the trip, advisors in the white house say tru is fix salt lake citied on selling north korea as a potential tourist magnet in that part of the world and making that case to chaman kim individually since he's had experience in that regard. you could have hotels, golf courses on the clips. you can drawl in people fromij g, seoul, tokyo, these bustling economies and make that pitch to kim and trump thinks kim would be reseptember dwroich that because he's dazzled by our aspects of culture, movies, ches, so that's the core for trump. robert: we've seen presidents in the past, fm richard nixon on, they heir eye abroad as face challenges here at home. could this be an out for trump? >> it's certainly something he seems committed to and the sort of trump the deal maker seems to wants to make a splash this u.s. and this could be pheblematic if tries to broker a peace deal that could hurt the denuclearization but the investigation is not going away. robert: it's not going away and this show is not going away. thanks, everybody. our conversation continues on the

> now, utah governor gary herbert delivers the state of the state address from the capital of salt lake city. he talks about cutting tax rates and reducing carbon emissions. this is 25 minutes. >> we will now hear the state of the state address delivered by our governor, cheery

hundreds of families in salt lake city, you talk, are getting free blood test >> there are toxins in the water. state regulators see the tap water instead it, you talk tested for lever and cover. a water pump broke down during the power outage and authorities thought the problem was fixed but now, the problem is more widespread. the state of utah is investigating whether the city alerted the public fast enough. >>> the effort to reduce dangerous chemicals in drinking water is criticized or not going far. the epa is cracking down on what is called pfas, forever chemicals, because they do not break down natural. pfas is found in cosmetic and nonstick for where. the epa wants to set national limits were chemicals in water but critics say the plan is vague and does not regulate polluters enough. >> it does not ban the use of pfas in every day companies and to stop them from discharging it into our air and water and does not clean up the mess we have created. >> some studies have linked the chemicals to elevated cholesterol, increased cancer risk, thyroid infertility problems and low infa

hundreds of families in the suburb of salt lake city, utah, are getting free blood test after findingut there is toxins in their water. the tapwater in sandy, utah, tested positive for high levels of fluoride, lead, and copper. a water prop broke down. authorities.the problems were fixed. the next day, they say the problem is more widespread. state of utah is investigating whether they alerted the public best enough. >>> d.b.a. effort to reduce dangerous chemicals in drinking water is being criticized for not going on a. the epa is cracking down on forever chemicals. they don't decompose naturally. they are found in cosmetics, firefighting foam and nonstick cookware and food packaging. the epa wants to set limits for chemicals and water but they say the plan is vague and does not regulate polluters enough >> it does not bend them in every day products or stop them from being discharged into our water. it does not clean up the mess we have created. >> some have linked the chemicals to elevated cholesterol, increased cancer risk and thyroid problems. congress will hold hearings and lawm

and expect decent snows into places such as salt lake city.s. >>> a shocking admission to tell you about from liam neeson who says that he once contemplated racist revenge and he is expressing regret for it. he tells the british newspaper the independent that it happened years ago. he didn't exactly say where or when. says that he took to the streets after learning that loved one had been raped. listen to this. >> i asked did she know who he was. no. what color were they. she said it was black person. i've gone up and down areas with a cosh hoping i'd be approached by somebody. i'm a shamed to say that. i did it for maybe a week hoping some black bastard would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something so that i could kill him. >> he says it took him about a week to process what had happened. when he looks back on it now, he says he is ashamed of his horrible behavior.66-year-old actor says growing up around violence in northern ireland taught him that revenge ultimately didn't work. so why is he revealing this now? he gave the inte

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served as massachusetts governor early in the to thousands, and before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate, his first was against ted kennedy in 1984. utah has a new member of the house, dented -- democrats ben mcadams. the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. in congress, new leaders, watching on c-span. the worlde last year has seen what we have always known, and no people on earth airing, andarless, determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climate. if there is a frontier we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity, we seek it. let us begin by recognizing that the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. [applause] the state of the union will take place on tuesday night. watch as president trump delivers his state of the union address live from the house chamber beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern, followed by the democratic response by stacey abrams. the states of -- the state of the union, live at 9:00 eastern. or listen

it was when the composite pictures of the so-called "ted murderer" were coming out in salt lake city, someone could do this. you would kidnap the person in one county, take her to a second county, murder her, throw her clothing in a fourth county and her body or body parts somewhere else." i think ted was a little proud of how he was getting away with it and explained exactly how he was doing it, knowing that we wouldn't ever catch on. >> at the same time while he's committing new murders in utah, the cops in the state of washington are finding bones, and those bones are ultimately going to come back to haunt him. >> the bodies of four more young women were found on taylor mountain. all of them had been strangled or bludgeoned by this brutal killer. >> the heat is building up on him. ted then starts looking for a new killing field da-- colorado. [♪] what if we lost track of time? [♪] what if we took a leap of faith? whoo-hoo! what if you... missed my flight next week? [♪] the all-new rav4. toyota. let's go places. mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we

. >> that is 14-year-old sam gordon who was playing football with the boys, a running back in salt lake cityl game changers award at the event. >> that is a cool touch. lebron james tweeted about that ad, it was his favorite of the night. so we'll give them the win. the "usa today" ad meter comes out at 8:15 this morning. "early start" continues from atlanta right now. >>> how does it feel? >> unreal, man. >> rob gronkowski, tom brady and the patriots dynasty rolls on. new england grabbed its 6th title in the lowest scoring super bowl ever.

nominee served as massachusetts governor earlier in the 2000's and before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah has another member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's fourth district. the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> next, a discussion about ongoing efforts to combat the distribution of counterfeit and illegal drugs. family members of counterfeit drug victims shared their stories. hosted by the partnership for safe medicines, this is one hour and 40 minutes. welcome, everyone. i am,

growth in austin, growth in nashville, growth from salt lake city can be complimentary to what we doe. the study in the silicon valley foundation implies there's no quick fix for gridlock and affordable housing if more jobs are created. people are moving away because of the headaches at the rate of 165 people per month. that's four times higher than the year before. >> people are sitting in their cars longer and longer. people are paying more for housing. so it's a question of sort of in some cases relative pain. the people are eager for solutions. if you are able to come with a coherent plan, tell folks how their money will be spent, people are willing to say yes. >> voters have approved several bond measures to bring b.a.r.t. to san jose and create moreusin to oppose more housing for fear of losing local control and for fear of generating more traffic. commute times rose 21% the last seven years. the pain is being felt in other cities. seattle commute is up 14%. up 10% in austin. the leadership group believes a realistic short-term solution is building more housing at b.a.r.t. stat

mentioned as the problem is one, it take time for the train to clear that administration and then you salt lake city issues with you also have issues. and we have the loop proposal the train comes into the inbound platform and never leaves and you have a continuous shuttle loop. and i understood from our retreat that this is something you would be open to look at if that is something you're looking at, please in the next report or report afterwards, let us hear how that research is going. that segues to the embarcadero issue. i knew the significance of the issue on saturday morning at 9:30 about as unbusy as the system gets. my son and i were on the way to the alcatraz tour and we waiting for the trains to clear in front of us 10 minutes. clearly there's a design flaw there. and i now understand it better thanks to your presentation that turning those trains in the pocket take a long time and makes sense and that's a delay. by my math, six of 23 minutes of that trip is spent back with no customers. that's very wasteful. again, the loop proposal where the train is on a shuttle and comes into the inbo

salt lake city last night, the team manager, tanner club, a special-needs young man gets put into theame in the final seconds , then goes the distance for a layup. >> look at him! >> he is thumbs up. he's loving life, and that is a pretty special moment that we wanted you to check out. >> that was awesome! >> he made the shot. >> he's pretty good. he got his shot. >> he can play. >> he got on the news. >>> what you guys do, steve kerr's little outburst last night? >> i have not seen him like that. >> i like the passion. >> you know draymond green allows him. >> is a competitor. okay, we've got power to the laser. i should've brought an umbrella. what for? it's not going to rain. i know that, but with skin as fair as mine, moon burn is a real possibility. that's a "bazinga," right? one of my best, don't you think? (forced giggle) howard, do you want to double-check the equatorial mount on the laser? we need it locked onto the sea of tranquility. you got it. oh, raj, no. billions of dollars have gone into inventing the internet and filling it with pictures of naked women, so we don't ha

sarah hawley and her boyfriend, 30-year-old travis geddes, were found dead inside their home in salt lake city last month. dr. hawley was a first- year resident in the university of utah family medicine program. those who knew her best ... gathered at the university to hold a gathering in her honor. "i mean just shocked. crushed. she certainly, you know she certainly was a wonderful physician but more than that she was just an amazing human being so hearing the news was pretty devastating and out of the blue for everybody, so it was a sad time for everybody so we're all trying to grieve and get over that,"(pam) dr. hawley graduated from medical school at u-c-s-f. her friends say, she worked to bring aid to women and children in under- served communities. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive in the murder- suicide. (ken) with the legalization of adult use marijuana just over a year old in this state, police in one east bay city is noticing a spike in a particular crime.....the armed robberies of cannabis delivery drivers. delivery cannabis delivery drivers.(pam) kron4's maureen

nominee served as massachusetts governor earlier in the 2000s and before that, headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. the first was against ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democratic ben mcadams. mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. ison mondays, when congress in session, we like to take a look ahead at events in washington. billing amid a busy week otherwise in washington. joining us for the discussion, eric wasson is with bloomberg news, and even kumar is associate editor at politico. upanita kumar with a story asking whether president trump will play nice at the state of the union again. will he? remind us his reactions last year. speechthe first was an address to congress and that his first it are the union last year. both of those surprised people. he spoke from the teleprompter. his normal thing. he did not talk about the election he wanted, hillary clinton. he just talked about things people talk about in the st

this happened earlier today, 12 miles southeast of salt lake city. police had to work to keep them safe by driving along side the animal. eventually he did get to a safe place off the road but yeah, i didn't know a moose could run so fast. >> he is moving. >> yeah. >> that's great video. >> still to come, we got a soldier surprise. a lady here, right there, just delivered twins. didn't know her husband would be there for the big day. got 2:30 minutes folks, get a tissue. we'll have the story for you next. >> going to need it. >> right now on our storm ranger mobile doppler radar, skies starting to clear out. setting the stage for frosty temperatures tomorrow morning. we'll have a closer look when we come right back. here's your buick sir. actually, that's my buick. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in your mom's buick? easy. i like that new buick. me too. i was actually talking about that buick. i knew that. did you? buick's fresh new lineup is full of surprises. get great deals on our expectation-shattering

just 20, heidi started working in the not so entirely gas and feminine industry just outside salt lake city. sandy sanchez was one of heidi's co-workers. >> we worked with hazardous chemical and gases, crazy things you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to do. >> heidi seemed to thrive in a place with hard hats. >> everything is dangerous it's what will kill you the quickest. >> to sandy, heidi became more than a co-worker. >> i considered her my best friend. she was a person you knew that would never stab you in the back. she was a person you knew would always have your back. >> in person, she could be both. sweet and salty and that caught the attention of one of her colleagues, 25-year-old conrad truman. >> i noticed her first in the hallway. >> what did you think? >> i thought she was cute and i noticed her hard hat and they have a little personality or stickers. and hers said, it's all about me, deal with it. i was kind of thinking, this girl is kind of a feisty girl. >> soon, conrad asked heidi out on a date. >> i'm not that type usually. i don't get super serious right off the bat. but

. >> that is 14-year-old sam gordon who was playing football with the boys, a running back in salt lake citynfl honors actually gave her their inaugural game changers award at the event. >> that is a cool touch. lebron james tweeted about that ad, it was his favorite of the night. so we'll give them the win. the "usa today" ad meter comes out at 8:15 this morning. "early start" continues from atlanta right now. >>> how does it feel? >> unreal, man. >> rob gronkowski, tom brady and the patriots dynasty rolls on. new england grabbed its 6th title in the lowest scoring super bowl ever. >>> virginia governor ralph northam under pressure, calls for his resignation intensifying. >>> and president trump refusing to rule out another government shutdown as he gets set to deliver his state of the union address tomorrow. good morning and welcome to early start. i'm kaylee hartung. >> and i'm dave briggs in atlanta. we're outside mercedes-benz stadium after super bowl liii. 17 million people are expected to call in sick today. christine romans is among that 17 million, so we're happy to have you alongsi

and before that, headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first was against the late massachusetts senator, ted kennedy, in 1994. and utah also has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's fourth district. the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span of the. >>> president trump says he might use the president's emergency powers to reassign money to pay for a southern border wall. the brennan center for justice hosted a discussion on whether the president can legally do that, and how other presidents have used emergency authority. this is about 50 minutes.

. >> this happened yesterday about 12 miles southeast of salt lake city.raffic on the other side got quite a show. police work to keep them safe by driving along with the animal. eventually he got to a safe place off of the highway. >> and he's off to the finish line! >> that was my first job on air here, voice the story about an escaped racehorse alongside the road and i did exactly that voice, laura. should have done that. >> gosh, memories. >> there we go. >> not even throw-back thursday. memory monday. >> i'll try to find it. we have a smooth flow of traffic right there, approaching appian way, that's much better from our earlier traffic alert. there's still one lane that's reportedly blocked but i think they may have cleared it judging by the speed sensors, starting to speed up just around pinole valley road. you see a little slowing past highway 4 and that's it for the upper east shore freeway. no major problems. the rest of the bay, a smooth drive. the issue here is that there is some low clouds and fog here in dublin so that will be a factor for fo

before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams, now represents the state's 4th district, the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> mayors thefrom across the country met in d.c. to talk about gun violence and hate crimes in their cities. >>> good morning everyone. my name is karen freeman wilson, and i'm honored to serve as the chair of the criminal and social justice committee for the conference of mayors. i have the distinct privilege of leading this session on a very a very important topic, a very grave topic. earlier, we just had an excellent discussion in what mayors can do to build inclusive and compassionate cities. and the conference centers -- the conference intentional action on helping us to do that. in this session, we are going to discuss a key factor in ensuring that not

presidential nominee served as massachusetts governor early in nery the the 2000s and headed up the salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy 1994. and utah has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's fourth district, the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> the head of the national transportation safety board announced the ntsb annual list of most wanted improvements for transportation safety earlier this week. from the national press club in washington, this is 90 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. >> welcome to the national transportation safety board. most wanted safety transportation improvements i'm chris o'neill the chief of media recommendations for the national transportation safety board my privilege to serve as the moderator for the panel discussion. i'd like to introduce to you now or panelists for the even, seated to my immediate left is chairman robert

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before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate, his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's 4th district. former mayor of salt lake county. watch it all on c-span. >> up next a look at the year ahead for political security and economic development across asia. audience members participated in a series of live polls to share their thoughts. the center for strategic and international studies hosted the event. >> if you're up on the sam nunn terrace can you come back into the room, if you're interested. good crowd. so i'm matt goodman. i hold the c

before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate, his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's 4th district. former mayor of salt lake county. watch it all on c-span. >> up next a look at the year ahead for political security and economic development across asia. audience members participated in a series of live polls to share their thoughts. the center for strategic and international studies hosted the event. >> if you're up on the sam nunn terrace can you come back into the room, if you're interested. good crowd. so i'm matt goodman. i hold the chair in political economy here at csis, delighted to join my colleagues in welcoming you here and always good to see a crowd stay for the economics session. typically, there's drop-off at the end. i don't quite understand why that is, but we're delighted to have everyone. i actually think seven years ago when we did this the first time, there would have been more of

before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams, now represents the state's 4th district, the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> mayors thefrom across the country met in d.c. to talk about gun violence and hate crimes in their cities.

traffic, 280 in a one-to- one just a mess on the peninsula, if you drive in san mateo, san bruno, salt lake cityreally, especially heading to san francisco on northbound one-to- one and the 280, at this point, i might give the edge to one-to- one for short distance, el camino or i put off the trip, it is really that slow. 8:18, let's bring steve and. >>> it is that bad. >> just put off. if it's not simple. >> i understand. >>> a few breaks in the clouds, they continue the rain some yesterday but not for others. it is now more hit and miss. it does look like if it has not peeked out, it's very close for the russian river in hillsboro, last check, it's expected to reach by now, hopefully it received the russian river and kernerville continues to go up, it's expected to get to over 46 tonight, the highest since 1995, the highest ever, it looks like the st. helena, excuse me, the napa at st. helena, i think that is coming down, i think it peeked out it 18.5, the napa river near napa is at 26 and expect it to creep up to 26.6 in the next hour or so, some locations have crested, napa valley, did you s

governor earlier in the 2000's and before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah has another member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's fourth district. the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> next, a discussion about ongoing efforts to combat the distribution of counterfeit and illegal drugs. family members of counterfeit drug victims shared their stories. hosted by the partnership for safe medicines, this is one hour and 40 minutes. welcome, everyone. pharmacist and board member for the partnership for safe medicines. welcome to our annual congressional briefing on counterfeit drugs in america. our organization, psm, is 16 years old. we are a coalition of the 70 patient advocate organizations, health care professionals, wholesalers, and manufacturers concerned about counterfeit medication. we're unique because we