i'm in salt lake city, utah, talking to mormon people, talking to lgbtq community. le in salt lake. about how it's all going. up are black people discriminated against on the ski slopes? next season, i'll find out. ♪ ♪ >>> look, we all have to admit that on the surface, many cities are basically the same. we like to think that chicago and new york are very different, to a martian, they are just tall buildings, yelling and pizza. chicago pizza is better though. i like cities that are truly different. salt lake city, utah. a mountain paradise, the big thing that separates it, it's the headquarters of one of world's major religions. say it with me. mormonism. who said scientology? mormonism, as lie like to be called, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, or lds. is under the umbrella of christianity. it isn't treated that way. >> i realize it's different. >> you can feel fun to make fun of it with no repercussions. you can get rich making fun of it. or richer. they don't care about your feelings if you're mormon. the thinking that salt lake city is lds city i

update and the homicide investigation was just announced at a joint press conference with the salt lake city police and the salt lake county district attorney. the suspect was arrested last week. mackenzie was from the los angeles area, but attended college at the university of utah. she had just returned to salt lake city after attending her grandmother's funeral in california. police say she caught a ride from the airport to a nearby park where she met with the suspect. the suspect told investigators that he texted with mack kenty day prior but police are not releasing how the two became connected. police said they found items that belonged to lueck in the back yard of his salt lake city home. they found human tissue in his back yard. the police chief said he was relieved and grief striken by the new developments. he spoke with the family today. >> i spoke with mackenzie's family this morning. another devastating call. despite their grief, we hope this will help them find some closure and justice for mackenzie. the suspect worked in i.t. at dell and ran an air b&b at his house. he's facing

and discovered that after arriving in salt lake city on june 17th, she took a lift from salt lake city international airport to hatch park in north salt lake city. lyft records indicated that mackenzie was dropped off at hatch park at approximately 2:59 a.m. cell phone records for both mckenzie and ajayi place them at hatch park during this time. additionally, mackenzie cell phone records indicates that her phone was powered off at 2:59 a.m. and was never powered back on. a forensic analysis of the phone records shows that ajayi's phone was back at his residence, located at 547 north tenth west in salt lake county, utah at approximately 3:07 a.m. on june 26th 2019, investigators executed a search warrant on ajayi's home. detectives discovered what appeared to be a freshly-doug site behind ajayi's garage. during the forensic excavation of the site, police located a human bone, charred muscular tissue, part of a scalp with hair, a cell phone, and other charred personal items. furthermore, in an alleyway adjacent to ajayi's home, investigators located charred black fabric, buckles, and ot

salt lake city on june 17th, she took a lift from salt lake city international airport to hatch park t records indicated that mackenzie was dropped off at hatch park at approximately 2:59 a.m. cell phone records for both mckenzie and ajayi place them at hatch park during this time. additionally, mackenzie cell phone records indicates that her phone was powered off at 2:59 a.m. and was never powered back on. a forensic analysis of the phone records shows that ajayi's phone was back at his residence, located at 547 north tenth west in salt lake county, utah at approximately 3:07 a.m. on june 26th

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. >>> police in salt lake city say they recovered the body of mckenzie lewis, her remains were located 85 miles away in a backyard in salt lake city where other remains were found last week. the 23-year-old university of utah student disappeared june 17, she returned from a trip to her hometown and took a lyft rideshare to the airport to a car she met some of . police say the last person she connected with was the driver, charges have yet to be filed, salt lake city thinks police for the work on the investigation offered their continued support . >>> the say circumstance beyond belief. a scenario you cannot even imagine. in your own life. >> i hope the information today brings additional closure to the family and friends and continue to offer my support and seek justice. >> they are held on suspicion of aggravated murder, kidnapping, and other crimes that are expected to be a part . >>> why shelter officials say the need to move more than 100 dogs in order to make sure the virus does not continue to threaten. >> it was spreading through the population pretty quickly, we discovered we h

23 year-old mackenzie lueck she went missing last month after she was dropped off at a park in salt lake city and was seen getting into another car. investigators say they found her body about 90 miles from salt lake city. police arrested 31 year-old i could you at ywca rather shy. last friday connection to lueck's death. they expect to formally charged with several counts, including murder and aggravated kidnapping next week. >>the citizenship question for the 2020 census, this is still a possibility today, the justice department told a federal judge that the trump administration is considering options. last week the supreme court ruled against adding that question. although it did leave open the door to a a different argument. the president said he is looking at the possibility of an executive order or maybe a adding to the questionnaire allowing that question to be added later on. president trump and his in new jersey for the weekend before leaving the white house he was talking again about undocumented immigrants. he has been suggesting ice raids could happen in major cities, including sa

about 10 minutes or so we will go live to the national governors association summer meeting in salt lake city. maryland republican governor larry hogan will be among speakers. live coverage starts at 11:15 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> we are back with marcia argust, product director for restore america's parks. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: tell me what restore america's parks is and what is your interest in the subject? >> guest: the restore america's parks campaign started three years ago at you and we are focused on protecting national parks. resources, cultural resources, natural resources by addressing the deferred maintenance backlog that iscu affecting th national park system. this $12 billion worth of repairs that need to be done nationwide.s >> host: how does that backlog come into being? have parks been underfunded the entire time or is this something that has happened in the past few years suddenly? >> guest: it started happening over a number of years, the past decade even more. the national park service is over 100 years old and the stabilit

in salt lake city it is right outside the front door of this hotel. it is everywhere. it is an epidemic. >> to see the testimony of individuals who had arrested as child prostitutes, how it affected their life and how they were trapped in a system. and not only the power of government to change statute and the law but to change the culture from a legislative perspective. and the people from the private sector, the faith-based community, the charitable organizations and the philanthropic organizations. what would you say are the opportunities out there to involve those types of individuals and influencers? and what are the biggest obstacles in terms of getting this type of movement or change in culture done at the state level? >> i think you begin with the latter part of the question. a large part has to do with changing or shaping legislation and the actual laws around it. to fit what it really is. 1st of all, hanging these guys that traffic these kids. it is one way. in arizona we increase the penalty to 100 years if they get caught trafficking people. that is a big d

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new developments in the murder of that college student in salt lake city. lueck died from blunt force trauma to the head. the suspect charged with murder and kidnapping. authorities say she had taken a ride share from the airport in salt lake city. cell phone records show she and the suspect were in contact beforehand, but no word on why they were meeting. her charred cell phone found in his backyard. her bodice covered in a canyon. the d.a. was overcome with emotion, relaying the family's thanks for everyone's support. >>> in chicago tonight, authorities are searching after an alligator was discovered in a public park there. the five-foot long gator was spotted in humboldt park. police are hoping to catch it and take it to the zoo. authorities believe the gator may have been someone's pet. >>> overseas tonight, a surprise royal family outing. baby archie's first public appearance. dutch chepss megan and kate bringing their children. they were there to watch princes harry and william play in a charity polo match. >>> when we come back tonight, they handed t

louis, salt lake city, birmingham, las vegas and more next week. speaking and traveling, speaking of traveling we are blessed to have with us doctor who is the executive director of the council and he has been all over the place. every place i go a say scott was here. and he's just telling us all thisstuff . it's great. and through the work of the revitalization conference where not only integrating americans forgotten, we are helping to elevate them back into a path of pride and self-sufficiency. and what really is opportunity? opportunity has no color. but it colors everything. opportunity has no greed but it gives people experience to believe. opportunity has no religion, it gives us the faith. and i want to thank you for the things that you felt when the revitalization counsel as we have championed this incredible initiative across the country, a game changer, it's making a game changer in this country. we look forward to building on this exciting momentum. i'm very excited, i may not look excited, this is as excited as i ever look but i am ver

. >> [ applause ] >>> watch our live coverage is the nation's governors meet in salt lake city. friday, starts at 11:15 a.m. eastern. recognizing america's space program. that at 11:30, conversation about safer and smarter roads. and just after 3 pm eastern, improving infrastructure with maryland governor, larry hogan. the national governors association's summer reading, lives friday on c-span 2. and c-span.org or listen with the c- span free radio at. >>> presidential candidates spoke at the naacp annual convention being held in detroit. speakers included nine of the democratic candidates. and, republican presidential candidates, former massachusetts governor, bill weld. this is just over two hours. >>> thank you. thank you so much. it's so good to be here. >> it's great to visit with you, yes.

salt lake city prosecutor filing murder, kidnapping, desecration of body charges against a suspect. medical examiner says mackenzie lueck died from a blunt force blow to the left side of her head and had a hole bigger than a golf ball in her skull. bullies say they found that mackenzie lueck's charred body in a shallow grave in a wooded canyon about 80 miles north of the city. her arms bound behind her back with a zip tie and rope. in a burn pit and the suspects backyard, investigators say they found human bone, charred muscle tissue, part of a scalp with hair, a melted cell phone. in other burn personal items. mackenzie lueck was last seen alive by a lyft driver who drove her from the airport to a park or police say she got in the suspect's car. investigators have not said how lueck knew the suspect but that her cell phone turned off her right when she met up with him in the park. a neighbor told police he smelled a horrible smell coming from the suspected killer's backyard on the same date mackenzie lueck disappeared and that he saw the suspect pouring gasoline on a fire. after th

communicate with louis before he disappeared last month, body found in remote canyon outside of salt lake citymotive remains unclear. also due in court today jeffrey epstein, expected to learn if he can be let out of bail, let out of jail on bail on sex trafficking charges, lawyers argue that he should be allowed to stay in house arrest under new york city mansion, dozen new accusers have come forward since arrest, epstein has pleaded not guilty. and de blasio must go, the new york post front page slamming new york city's mayor this morning campaigning in iowa during blackout, de blasio hesitate today leave but did return home, the post editorial board writing, quote, deblsio does not care about new york city, he does not care about its people, he does not care about how its run, all de blasio care about is bill de blasio, the man has not responded to the post he and governor c, omo calling for investigations into what caused the blackout, it definitely was something, i was impacted for 5 hours, amazon prime day is now underway but while shoppers punched their credit card numbers for the best

[applause] >> watch our live coverage as the nation's governors meet in salt lake city.tarts at 9:15 eastern recognizing america's space program, then at 9:30 conversation about safer and smarter roads and it just after 1 pm eastern improving infrastructure with maryland governor larry hogan, the national governors association summer meeting live friday on cspan2 and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> today congresswoman ilhan omar talked about anti-muslim rhetoric at anevent hosted by the education collective .

. >>> the body of 23 old mckinsey lueck has been recovered by police in salt lake city. it was located in a canyon 85 miles away from a backyard in salt lake city or other remains were found last week. university of utah student disappeared june 17. the last person she communicated with was ayoola ajayi. he is being held on suspicion of aggravated murder kidnapping and other crimes. is expected to be charged next week. >>> new numbers from san francisco's homeless count. what they reveal about where people are living and how to approach the problem. >>> cooler temperatures consume be heading our way. mark is tracking the full forecast. he is back with the weekend and beyond. one call 811 before you dig.ings you can do is to make sure you calling 811 can get your lines marked. it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines. we provide you the information so you will dig safely. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. á >>> today superior court judge found san francisco did not vi

they recovered her remains wednesday in a canyon north of salt lake city. >> in the wake of this tragic i am relieved and grief stricken to report that we have covered mckenzie look from logan canyon. i spoke with mckenzie's family this morning. another devastating call. despite their grief, we hope this will help them find some closure and justice for mckenzie. >> a suspect has been arrested in her disappearance. he faces disappearance -- he faces murder and kidnapping charges and ryan young is with me with more details. how absolutely awful for this family. what more have police divulged? >> really some tough details. the new facts are super difficult for mckenzie's family. police found the remains of the young woman's body just 23 years old, this all started on june 17th when the university of utah student text parents and said she made it back to salt lake city when she landed at the airport. she took a lyft to a park before she disappeared. then through diblgtal detective work, they found two phones pinging in that same park around 3:00 a.m. they turned attention to a man and his h

. >> the national governors association summer meeting got underway yesterday in salt lake city. up next the opening speeches and panels. we will show as much as we can enter we rejoin the days nga meeting for remarks from larry hogan. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning governors, distinguished international visitors and guests for business, industry, academia, the federal government, philanthropies and civil society. welcome to the 2019 summer meeting of the nation's governors here in beautiful salt lake city, utah. pleased to once again come together with my colleagues to learn about the key issues of the day, improving outcomes for disconnected youth, safer and smarter roadways, and best in resilience, cybersecurity workforce development, the roi of early learning, innovative strategies for world investment. we will discuss how, together, we can develop bipartisan approaches to improve the lives of all americans. also want to acknowledge our international guests who have traveled from so far away to be here with us today. please feel free to stand up as you are

she was last seen alive june 17th iriving at the salt lake city airport at 2:00 a.m.say she then took a lyft to meet someone at this park. >> it was then that her phone went dead ande pne ridecords d w suspect was the last person th lueck contacted. ajayi is a former member of the utah national guard with no r felony convictions. several months ago, contractor brian wolf says he went to the suspect's home for a job where he was asked to build a hidden soundproof room to sre liquor and where loud music could be played. >> starting tking about building the secret door with the room. stuff.l that he wanted like a thumbprint lock on it and soundproof. he wantedooks on the walls. >> wolf tned down the project saying it gave him strange feeling. the encounter now even more disturbing, he says, as more chilling details of mackenzie e lueck's murder are being revealed. >> this morning, police say they're investigating the contractor's report secr room. neitherhe suspect nboor hha t tfamily have released a statemet or nam a possible attorney who may be representing him. he's e

. >>> the salt lake city community held a vigil to honor the university of utah student mackenzie lueck. she was murdered and her body found 12 days after she disappeared. more on how she is being remembered by friends and family. >> friends and mourners holding a vigil to remember mackenzie lueck who went missing for almost 2 weeks. originally the event was planned as a prayer vigil to bring the 23-year-old back home . instead the community is honoring her and celebrating her life. >> she always had a sparkle in her eye and she never excluded anyone. >> she is described as a bubbly nurturing person. >> for those of you grieving the loss, please know you're not alone. >> she was the pre-nursing student on track to graduate in may. >> the search ending with police arresting the man they say was the last person to communicate with her. authority say 31-year-old ayoola ajayi put him at the same place and time that she was reportedly last seen. salt lake city police arrested him on suspicion of aggravated murder, kidnapping, obstruction of justice and desecration of the human body. police d

prosecutors and salt lake city have not decided whether they will seek the death penalty. will happen after a preliminary hearing. everyone is back in court on july 29th and at that point he suspect could enter a plea. >> shepard: thank you. brand-new revelations today about the rich sex offender and accused under aged sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. authorities searched the safe in his home and say they found piles of cash, diamonds, and an expired passport issued with his picture, a fake name, and the address in saudi arabia. they shared this at a bail hearing today here in manhattan where the judge said he needs more time to decide whether to keep epstein in custody or allow for a release on bail. a ruling on that is set for thursday. three days from now. some of his accusers were in today's hearing to urge the court to keep them locked up. our producer describing it as emotional and tense. epstein has pleaded not guilty to charges of underaged sex trafficking but prosecutors say the evidence against them is growing stronger by the day. bryan llenas reporting live. >> t

at 11:15, the national governors association holding day 2 of its summer meeting in salt lake city.n c-span3, a hearing on prescription drug prices and the impact on patients at 9:30 a.m. eastern. the house approved a budget agreement that would increase spending by $324 billion. and suspend the debt ceiling for two years. here is the debate on that bill prior to the vote on the house floor. gentlewoman from new york is recognized for three minutes. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i rise .n support of h.r. 3877 for months, noise democrats have insisted on raising

[applause] >> the national governor's association held its annual meeting in salt lake city. in this portion, governor steve seminarof montana led a on job creation. this is just over an hour. >> good morning. good morning, governors, distinguished international businesses. industry. industry.demia, the federal government. philanthropies and civil society. welcome to the 2019 summer meeting of the nation's governors here in beautiful salt lake city, utah. to once -- pleased

she had flown to salt lake city international airport following her grandma's funeral in los angeles.he took a lyft to airport, to a park, where she allegedly met her suspected murder. a man was arrested friday after police found the remains that match the victims dna and her -- his backyard. at the live news this desk. >>> it is a been a busy weekend for a drone, we see how these eyes in the sky located three people in a dangerous situation. >> takeoff. >> reporter: we have seen them chase down suspects, surveying disaster sites, without putting first responders and harm ways. >> it is amazing what we can do with the stress. are in san joaquin county, more and more drones are helping deputies get people in trouble to safety. >> i think it is fantastic, it makes a lot of sense. >> reporter: this is exactly what they did this weekend, with deputies employed a drone, not once, but twice. the first was to find two women lost near rippon. >> they started floating down the stanislaus river. they actually felt lost. they would to shore, they called 911. our drone actually located them. >> r

salt lake city and miami. the attacks on baltimore are primarily about race. they're primarily about infrastructure, about health care. if you can't walk and chew gum and defend baltimore and make the larger points that what he's attacking are his own failures. the things that are happening that he is pointing out, whether it's the crime, economy, infrastructure, a big question is what are you doing about it? he is doing nothing about it. on the racist question, it's tough. i think we all know his intent or at least we know the ancillary benefit to him of that. the debate stage is going to be full of people who are to some extent jockeying for that demographic. so you have to make sure you're not overdoing it in terms of pandering to an african-american vote. especially in michigan where you saw the depressed turnout in detroit in 2016. i think overall what you want to make sure and what, you know, you said trump is not sending these by accident. someone tallied that he sent 43,000 tweets through i think yeste

the 23-year-old vanished last month after taking a ride share from the salt lake city airport to a park. these images from the airport are the last known of the university of utah student. police say louek's body was found in a canyon just north of salt lake city. investigators say this is a difficult time for her family. >> i spoke with mackenzie's family this morning. another devastating call. despite their grief, we hope this will help them find some closure and justice for mackenzie. >> police have arrested this man, a 31-year-old in connection with the death of louek. they say that they found evidence at his home that linked him to the college student. >>> back here in the bay area, police arrested two teens in connection to the dramatic mall shooting in san bruno earlier this week, but a third suspect, an adult, is still on the run. you see right here, police say 18-year-old deandre gant of san francisco. you may have seen that graphic video showing the chaos inside the tanforan mall tuesday. two young men circled in the video shooting at each other on the second floor, near a cro

you can see the circulation around that, building up towards salt lake city. reno. that's going to give us an inland warmup today. but really, it's compressing the fog. all that cloud cover, it's ejecting out of the pacific northwest. for this time of year, not a bad system at all. could be a few high clouds to the north. but i think most of that will stay there to the north. 50s, 60s, we are a little cooler than yesterday. yesterday was muggy, humid. had the low overcast. it cleared though. everybody got in on the sunshine. 50s, 60s. san ramon. danville in there. livermore as well. but there's still a few 50s in the mix. is es. san francisco, bowie, monterey, both bows there are at 56. one of these days, that moonwrote me and fix that. that was two months ago. >> uh-oh. >> i get it. sometimes you know, but -- you know, it is kind of important. sea surface temperatures. boaters. fishing interest, surfers. it really is important. we do have the low clouds there. but for today inland. warm to hot categories. and near average for others. 60s, 70s, by the water's edge t

closer look at the day ahead check out salt lake city with forecast high of 100 degrees denver in upper 90s. thunderstorms through kentuckyan d ohio right through western new york that's a look at your tuesday forecast. >> tnk you very much >>> in today's quick hits a freak highway crash in new jersey left one of the vehicins dothat, standing upright the accident shut down south bound lanes at the garden state parkway, with no serious injuries. >>> new york governor consumeo signed a bill to decriminalize use of marijuana saying it is top priority for 2019. >>> kelloggs is cereal inspired by insanely popular litt wark. itill be available at sam's club in august and walmart in september. we'll be right back. ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello toliour fairy godmother, a. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! finally, an eggo thic

>> the national governor's association held its annual meeting in salt lake city. in this portion, governor steve seminarof montana led a on job creation. this is just over an hour. >> good morning. good morning, governors, distinguished international businesses. industry. industry.demia, the federal government. philanthropies and civil society. welcome to the 2019 summer meeting of the nation's governors here in beautiful salt lake city, utah. to once -- pleased again come together with my colleagues. -- colleagues about the key issues of the day. including outcomes for disconnected youth. safer and smarter was. investing in resilience. cyber security workforce development. they all arrive at early learning. innovative strategies. we will discuss how together, we can develop bipartisan approaches to improve the lives of all americans. also want to acknowledge our international best who have traveled from so far away to be here with us today. please feel free to stand up as you are recognized. from japan we are honored to be joined. he serves a special advisor to t

now, energysolutions of salt lake city is in talks to buy and dismantle the facility. the deal does not include unit one, the owned reactor that is scheduled to be closed in september. terms of the agreement were not disclosed. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm shery ahn. amanda: live in toronto, and amber can work. welcome to "bloomberg markets." we are joined by both are bloomberg and bn and bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. mueller takes the make the former special counsel -- counsel is being questioned on capitol hill in front of two congressional committees. boris johnson takes the reins. the new u.k. prime minister has already doubled down on his brexit plan in his first address outside of 10 downing street. facebook versus the fed. the doj and the ftc have the social medias giant site slapping on a privacy settlement let's ch

over the weekend a memorial site was set up on the salt lake city campus honoring lueck. the 23-year-old student was missing for 11 days before police say they found her burnt remains the backyard of her suspected killer. ayoola ajayi was arrested on friday. police in northern utah say they investigated a rape allegation against him five years ago, but the victim refused to press charges. and a construction worker says he confronted him in april about building a room under a front porch and hooks on the walls. >> i had a gut feeling and i just walked away. >> the contractor said he reported his encounter of the suspect to the police after seeing reports on friday about the arrest. >>> gay p.r.i.d.e. was on display around the world. yesterday the lgbtq capped a month of celebrations commemorating the start of the modern gay rights movement 50 years ago. the biggest event was in new york city. here's tom hanson. >> reporter: with cheers, huge smiles, and the bright colors of the rainbow just about everywhere, they celebrated on the streets of new york on sunday. it was a ma

megan hansen joins us from salt lake city, the research director for the center for growth and opportunity to talk about the management of public land. good morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: how does your organization involve itself directly with this topic? opportunity is a university-based research center located on utah state in northern utah. i live in on of the most beautiful places in the country surrounded by adderall land. they are a huge topic in utah and across the west. they are one of many of the issues that we study. we are interested in doing research that can help inform better public policy and improve request. host: when it comes to management, what is the approach of the aderholt government -- federal government? guest: we have focused on the antiquities act, a law over 100 years old and passed to allow the president to set aside areas of federal land for permanent protection. they are set aside to protect their scenic and historic importance. the most beautiful places like arches national park and zion were originally protected through the antiquities act. i

she went missing in salt lake city last month.say she texted the man before taking a cab to a park at 3 am. neighbors later reported a horrid smell coming from the suspect's backyard. investigators say they found its of her charred body and belongings there. >>> greek authorities come from the body of a woman confirmed to be a missing bay area scientist. the island of crete would not release any other details. the body was found monday near the city of honey a. authorities believe it is that of the missing marine biologist. the 59-year-old from oakland was reported missing last week. investigators are working to confirm the identity of the body. >>> federal officials looking to dump over eight ton of rat poison on the -- islands. today, the state said pump the brakes. they aim to clampdown on an massive infestation of mice. after hearing two hours of oblique comment, the coastal commission wants the federal government to withdraw the proposal until the answer more questions about how it could impact the island's rich wildlife. u.s

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>> the national governors association is holding its annual summer meeting in salt lake city. this panel led by oregon governor kate brown and governor asa hutchinson of arkansas focuses on improving opportunities for young people. this is one hour. >>> all right, hello everyone and welcome to this morning's planning session. i'm governor kate brown from the great state of oregon. and chair of the nj health and human services committee. i am delighted to be moderating this panel this morning with my colleague, governor asa hutchinson from arkansas. and i want to thank everybody for joining us today. to talk about how we can better serve our nation's greatest resource and that is our young people. at the time of really difficult transition and challenges for our country, we can't afford as a society or economy frankly to leave any of our young people behind. estimates show that somewhere, as many as 5 million young people between the ages of 16 to 24 in the united states are currently not enrolled in an educational program or participating in the work force. i believe very stro

and an easy theology save time and trouble d if available salt lake city. and elsewhere.nd the japanese business are committed to applying, cutting edge technology and know-how to contribute to the continuing, continued extent of the us economy through infrastructure projects. and this cannot be achieved by business amenities show less text alone. in fact it will strengthen the cooperative partnerships with state governors and officials gathered here today. and i know americans are very passionate about building a stronger and better united states. and japanese companies share this passion and desire to contribute to the overall invest in community in the united states. >> let's talk about the need to protect our energy transportation communication system, it's critical in production from the grower growing cyber and while we are working to modernize infrastructure through thin like smart grids and digital control systems, we are also opening ourselves up to increase cyber attack so,, the energy sector is obviously growing to these types of things. what do we need to be d

. >> days of '47 here in salt lake city utah, one of my most favorite rodeos to compete at.atue out in front writing with his legacy. >> i know she's going to ferret out and get 110% when i ask her to so it's my job to do the same for her. >> you just have to be better than you were the dayore >> we want the ones. >> i've never one this rodeo before. >> we did when at the first two years we have this rodeo and we are super a ird. >> if i was goio

boulder, utah, a remote outpost surrounded by sandstone cliffs and valleys about 250 miles south of salt lake city. the drive to boulder winds through steep terrain and mountain switchbacks, opening to of the surrounding plateau. it's a feast for photographers and sightseers but offers few food options. >> there's nowhere get anything. >> reporter: only open during the warmer months between march and november, the restaurant is an experiment in sustainability and subsistence. the harsh, rapidly changing weather it n the high desn wreak havoc on local produce. >> it's not like massive changes, but it will be subtle changes, and sometimes its menu changes full on. >> reporr: the owners of the hells backbone grill call their food "place based"-- cuisine matched with the environment. >> you know, just like really kno ing that if you a place and you eat that food, it's going sto be terroir, i going to be that dirt and those herbs and that nein and that l. >> reporter: the dirt and the minerals diners taste are from the farm just five minutes down the road. the farm is called blaker's after the other ha

23 year-old mackenzie lueck she went missing last month after she was dropped off at a park in salt lake city seen getting into ot

the country's most popular tourist attractions assaults mine reveals the hidden world chapels salt lake city kilometers of corridors attract many visitors and tell a story that stretches back centuries far we've come to the former belichick a salt mine for 7 centuries table salt was mined here today and so you know sco world heritage site with around 1000000 tourists every year there are 2 ways to descend into this underworld you can take the stairs. or if you're in a hurry there's the elevator. the mines 9 levels live between 64 meters and 135 meters below the surface more than 2000 chambers were created by the mining process now you'll find fascinating. items such as sculptures made of rock salt carved by the miners. and. after walking around for an hour through the tunnels and chambers visitors will come upon the mines greatest attraction the chapel of st. built around 1905110 meters below the surface usually 3 full mine is the idea of are you because of different accidents so mine is one to 2 have places to pray that's why they come off chapels and that's why in chapel they coughed relig

including the suspect's motive he has no criminal history, though a police department outside salt lake citywas accused of rape five years ago, but the alleged victim didn't pursue charges. now, he's accused of the kidnapping and murder of a young woman. >> reporter: in tactical gear with guns drawn, salt lake city s.w.a.t. took down the suspect, ayoola ajayi, who will be charged with the kidnapping and desecration of a body in the disappearance of mackenzie lueck. >> we will continue to look into this situation, to determine if he acted alone or if he had help >> reporter: friday's dramatic arrest, in which another man was taken into custody but not charged, came after police raided the suspect's home. removing bags of evidence, police unearthed an area where they say the suspect lit a fire. they found personal items consistent with those of mackenzie lueck. >> charred material was located. which has now been forensically determined to be female human tissue. >> reporter: lueck's death followed more than a week of searching for the utah student she was last seen arrive june 17th, arriving a