about 24-to-36 inches for the higher elevations, but this makes its way into the rockies, also salt lake city going into your afternoon ald ve northeast. upper 30s in most spots. man, we have record highs for christmas day. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up. >> we'll check out those numbers later. thank you, janessa >>> a fed-ex driver was taken to hospital with multiple injuries after his delivery truck was hit by a train the driver's identity has not been released was crossing railroad tracks when a southbound kansas city train collided with the truck. the train crossings are marked but no advanced warning system >>> news you want to hear for anyone out there, a part of the $1.57 trillion in student loan debt >>> a small business success story where orders are up 1,400% for one entrepreneur we're back in 60 seconds we're back in 60 seconds >> microban keeps killing 99.9% of bacteria touch after touch for up to 24 hours. these leading disinfectants do not. use the sanitizer 4 out of 5 doctors would use in their own homes. microban 24. with age comes more... get more with neutrogen

so as our santa tracker goes, right now latest update, he was last seen in salt lake city, utah. we have got some overnight rain chances temperatures in the 40s but that is no problem for santa. let's get into our forecast here as we head through tonight, we are under a microclimate alert. that next storm is just off to the north. also, notice heavy snow through the sierra and the mendocino mountains. some very low snow. so as we hit 2:00 in the morning, we have heavy rain over ukiah that is going to move down to marin, napa, sonoma counties by 7:00 a.m. wind gusts of 20 to 40. some small hail, possibility of some thunderstorms. and with some of this heavy rain, we might get some isolated street flooding. where these gutters get clogged. so, if you are out and about tomorrow morning, you approach water, you want to turn around and head in the other direction. flooding is very, very serious when it comes to weather. so just want to give you that early warning. now, we are going to see this push down to the peninsula and right near the east baby about 10:00 in the morning. then, it

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i spoke with republican senator mitt romney who was in charge who was in charge of the 2002 salt lake cityboycott the way to go? >> i'm proud to say they're not going to beijing. i understand people feel that we should not send athletes either. that happened in the jimmy carter years in russia, but these athletes trained their entire lives to prepare at this time and i don't feel the burden of our policies should fall on the shoulders of these people. >> is this tough enough? why aren't we also boycotting the athletes? >> we're not sending our diplomats to china, and i hope they don't have to take the entire burden of the foreign policy on their shoulders. these people have sacrificed their entire lives to be the best in the world and to be prepared. and i frankly want to hear the united states national anthem play in beijing? >> should be be concerned about starting a new cold war? >> china is carrying out a series of outrageous behaviors. and of course the jen side they're carrying out. i don't know what other actions they plan on taking, but anyone that feel it's is inappropriate for ou

>> one of my boys moved from vegas to salt lake city. >> often you go to salt lake? >> we have two grandchildren there and he took a job in las vegas. >> you mentioned his name. >> that's been great for us, so i have grandchildren in reno and las vegas. >> both of us are very blessed. i want to ask you about this. i have a lot of my own views about this, and i know we share many if not the same views about this. like you, i have had the good origin to have three fantastic kids who have all done well in life, married, and one more to be married. but you have, too. as always a challenge i think to raise children well, but you raise them particularly well in spite of the incredible pressures that one expresses in public life. share with our audience a few of those pressures. >> one of my pet peeves is people leave public office and say they can spend more time with my family. i don't say that. i spend enough time with my family. i feel that i could have been a businessman, i wouldn't have done any better than as a member of government in so many different ways. i think

loan number two is salt lake city-based.. past-due payables is about 300 grand outside of this one. mindy: yes. lemonis: okay. credit card -- $105,000. mindy: yes. lemonis: related-party debt -- $563,000. i can't remember what that was. mindy: it's like rhonda. lemonis: so that totals $7.2 million. it's probably gonna have to get converted to equity or something. something's gonna have to change. because of the amount of debt, there's a tremendous amount of cash that's leaving the business because it has to service the interest expense on it. in order for this company to grow, you have to limit the amount of cash leaving the business. and the only way to really do that is to minimize the amount of debt it has. i'd like to go back to the current lenders that make up the debt and ask them to convert their debt into equity, essentially turning them into shareholders of the business. you turn in your note and you receive shares back in exchange. you're so buried in all that behind you that you can't see straight. jason: it's sic

carreteras >> como no ha llovido mucho, se pone peligroso >> en su recorrido por el oeste, trayendo a salt lake city lo mismo que cayÓ tanta nieve hubo cortos en las cajas >> en colorado las rÁfagas de viento de mÁs de 70 millas por hora espantaron a los residentes soplando con tal fuerza que un Árbol azotÓ el carro de stephanie. >> encontrÉ el carro asÍ >> en el centro del paÍs las altas temperaturas rompen rÉcords para la Época, estos turistas de chicago dicen que no estaban preparados >> compramos ropa pensando en un invierno fuerte, estoy con polera >> el calor histÓrico causa clima severo con posibilidad de vientos huracanados de hasta cien millas por hora y tornados que no se veÍan en diciembre desde los 50s para minnesota, wisconsin la potencia de estos wisconsin la potencia de estos vientos se vientos se podrÍa sentir hasta la potencia de estos vientos se puede sentir hasta el viernes en algunos lugare marÍa paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >> la otra alerta viene de los cdc por una nueva ola de contagios de covid-19 en las prÓximas semanas que puede colapsar los hospitales, california hace o

the last couple of weeks, to get these done. ♪♪ lemonis: i have a lot of anxiety heading into salt lake citys that they were going to be no more than 400 square feet, and they were going to have one nautica version and one eddie bauer version. i haven't given them a lot of time to do them, and it's new for them. ♪♪ just walking up for the first time, and seeing it, it's not what i expected. ♪♪ lemonis: just walking up for the first time, and seeing it, it's not what i expected -- in a good way. chris: good. lemonis: you guys are going to take me through them? chris: yeah. jamie: sure chris: this is built on an rv trailer frame. lemonis: i'm dying to go up here. jamie: i don't like heights, but this is kind of my favorite part of the whole thing. lemonis: this... is so awesome. i'm liking what i'm seeing, because it shows me that there is a real attention to detail. and when everybody's rowing the same boat, things can happen fast, and they can get done really well. you took a confined amount of space. how many square feet is it downstairs? chris: 399. lemonis: just to get under the rv certif

i will be in phoenix in march in salt lake city.d grab news. we thought it had died down but apparently this dangerous crime trend is spreading to animals. check out this little guy, going back to the same place and taking anything he could find to. one's stopping him. he hasn't stolen $900 worth of stuff yet. it's going to take him approximately 3 to 4 days, the security guard is standing there, he doesn't care. this guy is like what the hell. america is going to hell in an emasculated handbasket. >> kayleigh: my new book is out, my journey through the white house and beyond and where jesse's book is competing with reese witherspoon, i'm competing with the 6019 project. we have to drive this to number 1, wherever books are sold and waters world is going to take it to number 1. >> jesse: i think you're going to get there. beat the 1619, whatever that is called the. >> dagen: i see your criminal puppy and i raise you a sad bear. i mean really fat bear. this is in minnesota, this was caught on a wolf project camera run by the universi

september, this man is seen berating a flight crew and fellow passengers on a plane headed to salt lake citym l.a. >> really? >> reporter: video taken by fellow passenger shows the man not responding to mask constructions. authorities say he was arrested at the gate -- >> on! >> reporter: and cited with public intoxication and disorderly conduct. earlier this year, a southwest airlines flight attendant was assaulted on a flight from sacramento. the passenger, viviana, allegedly punched a flight aendance in a face so hard, she knocked out two of her teeth. >> one quick punch and she was on the floor. >> reporter: the apparent provocation, the flight attendant asked viviana to wear her mask correctly. last week she pled guilty to a federal felony of interference with flight crew members and will be sentenced in march. she faces up to 20 years behind bars. >> people seem to be agitated, and they tend to let out aggressions on frontline workers. >> i'm teddy andrews, i'm an american airlines flight attendant. i've been flying with american for ten years. i start in the aviation industry in 1981.

i'm a figure skater and i'm originally from salt lake city, utah.o to yale university and i am majoring in statistics and data science. the school also made me realize there is a whole fun, happy side of life. that doesn't have to revolve around grinding all the time. we can have fun as well, and i think that's good for our mental health and just being happy in general. >> this is a once in a generation skater. >> i can play musical instruments not super efficiently. i have played guitar in the past. >> if we brought out a guitar, would you play for us? >> sure. >> obviously as a skater we're skating to music, so being comfortable with music and being able to enjoy it is key, i think, for figure skaters. music is important to get in the right mindset and being able to calm me down and give me a sense of peace when i'm either preparing to compete or just at home and not really doing too much. it's nice to have in the background. it sets up a nice vibe. >> we are rooting for him. the team usa figure skating team will be announced in early january. hop

we have college football and the playoff bracket and before that we have a band serenade in salt lake citye and 31-25 lead right back come the youths and booth gottsch had a 3 is a pet a final 66-50 -- 66-58. >> that is not my yacht. mine is bigger than that one. we are in the bahamas in the final round of the pga and the hero championship and started the day with a five shot lead and that is how it evaporated and meantime out of the cat box victor anna fresco shot. and with shots like that got it by a single stroke over scotty scheffler and if you are scoring at home. a shout out to buck o'neil and the veterans committee voted the great great baseball player to the baseball hall of fame and how about that. >> all right. it sounds good. appreciated. coming up next, after seven nights how some in the bay area are celebrating the final night of hanukkah. that is next. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut

number one, some would say, let's follow it from salt lake city. this is jennifer con, with redacted tonight. ah, here are your headlines from the future in a few months. you'll read confused, bite, and tells kamala harris to remain in mexico. and next year you'll read cia agent burst into tears after therapist asks how about a qu of your self esteem. and in a few decades, you'll read aliens fine black box to waste land, formerly known as earth. and it contains nothing but dunkin' donuts promotion deals . that's our show until next time. good night and keep fighting. ah ah, many of us hold the delta would be the sort of peak idea. well, you're not going to get a car. sure. any more transmissible than delta and not what's happened. you got something which has popped up with more than 30 changes in that spike protein that we're all interested in. it's accumulated, all the mutations we've seen in different varies all in one virus. and that raises some very interesting issues about now, where did it come from in the 1st place? is it possible to get eve

in salt lake city, police say they arrested a student who brought a gun and bullets to a high school. norah. >> o'donnell: that's a lot of arrests. jeff pegues, thank you. well, the 12 remaining hostages kidnapped by a criminal gang in haiti are back on american soil tonight, flown to safety by the u.s. coast guard. they are the last of a group of 17 people, including five children, who were captured two months ago. here's cbs' manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: ordeal over: there were hugs and smiles at christian aid ministries headqheadquarters in haiti thur, then a convoy to the airport, where the 12 freed hostages boarded this coast guard plane bound for miami. there was also jubilation at the organization's ohio base. >> god is good. god has answered our prayers. we're rejoicing. a great load has lifted. >> reporter: half of those finally released were from one family in michigan. at least five children were among the group held captive for two months. >> we're very anxious to hear their stories. >> reporter: a gang known as 400 mawozo kidnapped the 17 in october outside an orphanage

victory over the jazz in salt lake city would keep them in touch in the play off places. following a comprehensive defeat in brisbane. joe root�*s side lost by nine wickets at the gabba, but with the second game in the five—match series a day—night affair, the captain is optimistic. without turning to cliche, the worst things we just have to do for longer than we could be looking at a very different scoreline. that is the sort of confidence you have to take forward. and i think that's why it doesn't feel like previous tours, leaving brisbane, where we have been absolutely battered and completely on the wrong end of the result. i think we are living there from a slightly different perspective. australia are already in a strong position, although they'll be without the injured josh hazelwood, while travis head will be looking to build on his lightning fast century in the first contest. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. a reminder of our breaking

number one, some would say, let's follow it from salt lake city. this is jennifer con, with redacted tonight. ah, here are your headlines from the future in a few months you'll read. confused biden tells kamala harris to remain in mexico and next year you'll read ca, agent burst into tears. after therapists asks how about a qu of your self esteem, and in a few decades you'll read. aliens fine black box to waste land, formerly known as earth, and it contains nothing but dunkin donuts promotion deals. that's our show until next time. good night and keep fighting with ah ah, so we've talked about the rising chandler civil war in america, and it could either be between the ab yachts and the have nots. it could be between the big coin stays like texas or florida between the non bitcoin states. but the rising tension is cobble because of the rising genie coefficient, as is found, they spread between the very top and the and the bottom is getting extremely wide. his really turned upside down and what we see now we should blade and will take longer. when w

listen to this man who made it to salt lake city after a difficult ordeal. >> we got laid over for 7. and we slept in the nursing little room. we had nowhere to go. we had to figure out a flight. >> traveling with a toddler can be difficult. a 7-hour layover? >> a 7-hour layover. >> some europeans flights have reduced the quarantine time for those testing positive. triple aaa estimates 6.5 million americans will be flying this holiday season. a little hint. according to triple aaa, the best days to take to the air, christmas day today and january 1. that's when the fewest number of people are traveling. jon: let's hope they have pilots for all those planes. the rapid spread of the omicron variant is forcing some churches to cancel in-person christmas services as staff shortages prompts new york's governor to shorten the quarantine period for hospital workers who test positive for covid. charles watson * is live in atlanta. things are looking different this year as a number of churches are canceling or modifying services over concerns that the omicron variant continues to rise. some o

by tomorrow we'll see the slow downs expand to atlanta, dallas, minneapolis, salt lake city, denver, las vegas, and phoenix. and saturday this is a big day. we're watching in terms of severe weather all along the east coast we could see slowdowns as well from boston to dc. >> it seems saturday is the day to keep an eye on. >>> coming up a major supreme court decision on abortion expected in the new year. pete williams will look at the critical work ahead. critical work ahead. try boon with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. johnson & johnson bis the world's largesto healthcare company. building a future where cancers can be cured. strokes can be reversed. joints can be 3-d printed. and there isn't one definition of what well feels like. there are millions. we're using our world to make your world a world of well. supreme court will return from the holidays with one of the most important decisions on abortion looming over its term. nbc news justice correspond

in salt lake city a student posting a photo with a gun was arrested. >> he showed up and he was immediatelyen into custly and located a gun and ammunition. >> lincoln high school went on a modiied lockdown with all doors locked. many threats were posted on tiktok. the company said: the statement goes on to say: in new york city they are asking parents to tell their children about making threats on social media that could jeopardize their bright futures. the police commissioner in new york said anyone with access to the internet can create fear. >> you take a stock photo of a weapon and write i have guns and i will shoot up the school. >> affording to the fbi posting a hoax threat against a school is a federal crime. the consequences are real, up to 5 years in federal prison. >> bret: thank you. up next fears over a new hacking system that could allow anyone in the world to break into any computer in the world. i have never seen such focus on a single technology. >> first fox 26 in houston called complugs affixia named as the cause of death for the victims of the astro world concert. victims

. >> reporter: she arrived from india expecting to get on salt lake city to join her husband but onlyalaska airlines cancelled the flight. >> i have been in india for a conference and i want to see my husband for christmas and i got stuck here. >> reporter: she's hoping to get on a plane christmas morning but now a delayed reunion. >> reporter: alaska airline says going into december, we ins creased the number of employees to prepare for a busy travel period. however, some of them reported that they may have been exposed to the virus. those employees working in various locations are following our protocols and quarantining at home. short staff, alaska cancelled 17 flights on the 23rd and nine on christmas eve. it expects more cancellations on christmas day leaving passengers with few options feeling deserted. >> you have to wait until the 26th, december 26th, this is what happens. i have three kids, one of them autistic but they don't care. >> reporter: alaska is offering healthy employees extra pay hoping they'll work additional shift through the holiday season to keep passengers mov

. >>> the christmas wish of a 7-year-old salt lake city girl posts online by her mother. >> all she really wanted was a hug from her nana. her wish came a little early. take a look. as soon as little sailor realized who she was hugging, yep, she jumped into her nana's arms. really nice to see. they blindfolded her and then the grandmother came running up. nice. >> that was a good one. i got a little teary eyed there. >> you know what, it's just the simplest gifts. having gone through this pandemic and not being able to see family members, it's so valuable. >> and the fact she's a little kid. >> nana came. >>> you're going to need an umbrella, kari. >> yes. we are going to see still that rain continuing today. we're getting some heavier downpours this morning in a few spots. as we get a look at storm ranger, this is also one of those great gifts we've been asking for. the heatherier -- heavier rain is moving down the peninsula. you're probably hearing it hitting the roof right now and it probably makes it harder to get out of bed. we've also seen rain moving toward hayward, fremont, union c

as we look at live doppler 7, snow moving into the western part of las vegas -- i should say salt lake citynd vegas into denver, but the rain has left us with clear, dry air. northerly winds, a little breezy today. 38 oakland, 37 san jose, jose, half moon bay. gorgeous clear start to new year's eve with 30 in santa rosa, 32 napa, 34 fairfield, 35 concord, 35 livermore -- 36 livermore. the clouds come back and the rain will. how much rain? the coldest morning should be tomorrow, january 1, with lows pretty frosty in the 20's. here's a look from new year's day to sunday. into monday, this energy wants to stay to the north but some will slip southend then moved north -- slip south and then move north. you can see extreme northern california doing well, but santa rosa perhaps getting .4, but it is too soon to tell. encouraging that we see summary close enough. 51 today in fremont. sunny and cool, below average. very cool tonight. multiple layers you will need for celebrations. >> good morning america is coming up at 7:00 right here. >> rob moore -- rob has a look at what is ahead. >> great to b

carley: i visited yours facility in salt lake city.ch great work hiring veterans as many of our viewers are familiar with. connie, i think you're amazing. tell us about your companies. you're the ceo of arm a lock and mommy armor usa. give us an update on what those companies do because they help save lives. >> thank you. we save lives all over the world. we saved two little boys in idaho last christmas. this time of year brings back the fact that even though our supply chain is broken and we are going to be getting product here in january after months and months of waiting for product to sell, we actually sell to private boat owners too, so a man overboard incident. buying american is so important. we are trying our best during this very difficult time. i actually know the other person on our panel and i bought their coffee and i absolutely love it. so we met at another made in america show. mommy armor usa is not out either yet because we're waiting for ballistic panels so my message is to shop local and to shop at local stores to he

in salt lake city as student wh posted a photo holding a gun wa arrested with the weapon and ammunitionn school grounds. when the student showed up, our officers meet immediately took them into custody and located o that student both a gun and ammunition. >> in the wake of the threat sums schools canceled classes for indiscreet security. lincoln high school in tacoma washington went into modified lockdown with all exterior door locked. >> it's crazy. scary. nothing like this has happened before. multiple reports a many we're posted on tik tok in a the statement the company said in part quote we've exhaustively search for content that promote violence in schools today but have still found nothing. we find videos discussing the rumor and warning others to sta safe rate the statement goes on to say we are working to move alarmist warnings that violate our misinformation policies. new york city the department of education asking parents to tel their children about the consequences of taking threats on social media that could jeopardize their bright futures. the police commissioner and nassa

delays could be at airports in l.a., san francisco and salt lake city.e in la guardia, lines were relatively short most of the day and fast moving. as required by federal law, just about everyone we saw was wearing a mask and just in case airport workers were handing them out. passengers that we talked with took the risk of the coronavirus seriously. they said they wanted to see loved ones. >> yeah, i've had second thoughts. should i go or should i not? should i see my family? covid is really rising a lot. it's like 50/50 with me. >> i got boosted before i traveled for thanksgiving. i'm double masked and i received a pcr test and got a negative result yesterday. >> aaa says the vast majority of holiday travelers are driving and about a third more people on the road than last year. if you ned a rental car and you haven't booked it, it may be too late. there's a shortage. because of the cost and the handles of travelling this holiday season, aaa says it's estimated 110 million americans are going to be traveling. you asked where are they going? the number

we spent the night here in salt lake city and now we're trying to get back to arizona. >> trace: canid lee miller live at lagardeian airport in queens, new york. >> so far today at least 800 flights failed to take off or land in the u.s. and have been canceled. but the number of flights that have been canceled is somewhat lower than we've seen the last few days. these flights have been canceled primarily due to staff shortages resulting from people suffering from covid symptoms and undergoing isolation. new cdc guidance has workers testing positive with symptoms have been quarantined for 5 days instead of 10. thousands of airline customers there is plenty of disappointment hard hit by weather. alaska airlines canceled 12%, 77 flights today. airline says it is reducing departures from seattle to allow more time to de-ice aircraft and united 7% of its flight. jetblue 8%, 83 flights. delta 3%. trying to change aircraft and american airlines has canceled less than 1% of its flights. across the country long lines at many airports especially the hubs. frustrated passengers are running out

. >> utah republican senator mitt romney who ran the 2002 salt lake city winter games has been pushing for a diplomatic boycott since march. romney suggests that would hurt china's revenues, shut down propaganda and expose abuses while not hurting american athletes. a recent reagan national defense secretary found 47% for a full boycott by the u.s. olympic team and its athletes. 48% support for a diplomatic boycott and 60% support for a business boycott refusing to sponsor or the international olympic committee delaying and relocating the games. arkansas republican senator tom cotton had pushed for more from the white house saying it should go further. >> to mount a complete and total boycott of the beijing winter olympics. no athletes, no administration officials, no corporate sponsors. >> president jimmy carter went full boycott keeping american athletes home during the moscow 1980. called the boycott a half measure when bold leadership is required bret? >> mike, thank you. i spoke exclusively saturday with defense secretary lloyd austin at the reagan national defense forum in califo

the west, and this weather system coming out of the rockies is already dumping heavy snow in salt lake city. the snow will arrive in the denver-boulder area, 9:00, 10:00 their time and continue right on into early saturday morning. how much will they get? anywhere from four to ten inches in boulder and perhaps at least that much in denver, over a foot further out to the west in the mountains. talk about a wet weather, paula. 44 in denver today. 36 in the morning before dropping to 5 degrees by early on saturday. it's just incredible to see all of these rapid changes in the weather. >> yeah. and those changes proving to unfortunately be dangerous. gene norman, thank you. appreciate it. >>> colorado governor declaring a state of emergency, meantime, because of those fast-moving wildfires. at least 1,600 acres burned so far in populace areas. >> this area for those who don't know this area of boulder county is right in and around suburban subdevelopments, stores. it's like the neighborhood that you live in. it's like the neighborhood that any of us live in. and so 1,600 acres near a population

saying that they're particularly having problems in their hubs because of weather in minneapolis, salt lake city and seattle. and both airlines are emphasizing they're trying to reach out to passengers before they come to the airport so they know there is a cancellation or they know there is a delay, they won't come. so they're trying to reduce the bottlenecks. all of this is due to the covid numbers, employees calling out sick and to weather problems. looking ahead there in the forecast, there is some troublesome weather across the country in the coming week, and i think the numbers of covid cases are also rising slightly in places. if you put all that together, and with new year's coming, you would think there would be more travel as the week goes on. probably we're in the middle of this. i don't think we're at the end of it, we're not at the beginning of it, obviously, so we're probably in the middle of this. the best advice is to check with your airline before you go to the airport to make sure your flight is taking off, when it's taking off and if there is a delay or cancellation. >> this s

i'm from salt lake city, another delta hub. think that may have something to do with how excellent it was. i left early. i'm leaving at a later time now. yeah. i just came to see family for a couple days and heading back to snow. . >> reporter: i interviewed a man from paris. he's in atlanta now. the last christmas the borders were closed. so he had to take three legs to try to get back to paris to see his family. he was hoping his flight wouldn't be canceled. mostly international travelers. and there have been delays because of weather cancellations as well. >> so frustrating for folks. nadia romero, thank you very much. >>> i can't believe i'm saying this, but we are now entering our third year of the coronavirus pandemic. vaccinations and new therapeutics are putting us in a much different position. omicron is the dominant variant in the u.s. joining us now to discuss is dr. leana wen, cnn medical analyst and former baltimore city health commissioner. dr. wen, thank you for joining us this morning. the idea of stepping back

canes a fudge striped cookie and even a gingerbread man decorating this home in the heart of salt lake cityia hoffman who transformed her own red brick tudor home into a real life gingerbread house one treat at a time. i hope that if it can just put a smile on anyone's face if it can just help a little bit a little christmas cheer that that's the whole goal and it will all be worth it. this is so impressive how labor intensive is this? all right. well, the gingerbread house is a labor of love consuming hundreds of hours, virginia had help from her husband who is an artist and even her grandchildren got in on the fun. her chocolate is brown caulking the peppermint sticks are made of drain pipes and the gumdrops are upside down planters this year. there's a new theme the vanilla wafer carved out of foam yum. okay in runners celebrated the return of the napa to sonoma county half marathon. normally held in july weather conditions though. we're a little bit challenging, but that didn't stop thousands of runners from all 50 states and 11 countries from pounding the pavement one runner even overc

salt lake city seeing snow. smokey pictures this morning.the ski resorts, spreading into the great lakes. we could see severe weather on the tail end of this storm. really it is going to be a significant rain and snow maker for many. here's the rain to the east, snow to the west. rain in lower elevations. the snow stays around longer. here's the potential for severe weather for tomorrow and tomorrow night. be ready for tornados are possible, john. >> watching it closely. thanks so much, chad. >>> a teacher who survived the 2018 marjory stoneman douglas shooting in parkland, florida, is speaking out at michigan's oxford high school. sarah learner writes in the "new york times", it's hard to believe after what happened at my school others haven't learned or taken actions to keep their campuses safer from gun violence. how do warning signs still follow through the cracks? how do these pleas for help go unanswered? how can school officials put the owe us on the parents? and how can parents not take responsibility for what led to their son's acti

saying that they're particularly having problems in their hubs because of weather in minneapolis, salt lake city

salt lake city another example of a struggle with emergency response.ack in august faced an average wait of more than 17 minutes and down to 13 minutes in november. 13 minutes is a long time if you are having a heart attack or someone has broken their back in your home or you are being robbed. that is critical, critical time. and as we look at those numbers they all represent people. james, how do we get beyond this point? >> absolutely. you know, harris, you have hit the nail on the head. we have folks calling police when seconds matter and we're taking minutes and sometimes hours to get there. it is completely unacceptable. when we look at cities like austin, portland, seattle struggling with the defunding movement where politics has taken over instead of focusing on what's important, the people that they serve, we are looking at numbers of response times increasing and we are having a shortfall in officers. as we continue to villainize the law enforcement profession and prioritize criminals we'll see that number continue to spike and response times a

i couldn't, so i did ♪ ♪ they call it luck ♪ ♪ i call it determination ♪ lemonis: i'm here in salt lake citymes edwards. he's the owner of james' gourmet. now, they are a sweet potato pie retailer. now, james really identifies himself as one of the best pie makers in america. let's see what it feels like. is this your big kitchen? james: this is a rented, shared kitchen. i want to build a manufacturing facility. i would like to have that done this year. lemonis: tell me what the gourmet pie batter recipe is. the main product for the company. james: um... i'm [bleep] right now. lemonis: do you think it would be helpful to go to a baking school? james: i wouldn't like to go. i'm not a baker. i'm a businessman. lemonis: i expected you to come here today and know how to make something. james: you're getting frustrated. lemonis: oh, i'm way past frustrated. james: why is that? lemonis: because you talk a lot, but then you don't show up with anything. i'm marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman: i just don't want anything to really

college basketball, the band serenade in salt lake city and he visited utah elite first half and fromeep a six point lead and now down and utah had a nice second half run and got it 66-58 and the bears record has dropped now to 4-5 and a shout out to buck o'neil voted by the veterans committed desmet committee into the baseball hall of fame and this was significant because the usf women's basketball team beat usc 78-63 and there were six three-pointers in the game and it takes down a pac. >> that is great. game day after the 11:00 news. >>> coming up, just hours and to the u.s. cracks down on international travelers and how people are reacting to the new restrictions. and the parents of a school shooter behind bars tonight and what police are saying about a man who may have been helping the couple hide. remember a former u.s. senate are and presidential candidate and decorated u.s. war veteran who died this morning. that is next. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> you are wat

you should also take a look at where your flight's coming from if you have a flight coming from salt lake city today, your plane and if you're in sunny scottsdale, that doesn't really matter so kind of try to see where your plane's coming from. and i say you know, if your flight's canceled and you've got frequent flier miles, you'd be shocked. there are a lot of ways you can redeem them for another flight then get the full cash refund. >> as a guy that flies a lot, not only where is my flight coming from, where is my plane currently? by the way, i trust that one a little more. it's still sitting at a gate in denver if a flight is canceled, brian, what do we do? >> so the airline should reaccommodate you. they're usually going to do it on one of their own airplanes and that may not be for a couple of days, so if you really need to get home, you can rebook on another airline with a fee when the airline cancels, they may give you a voucher, but take the cash even if it takes weeks to get and also don't wait in long line in the airport load up the airline app, put in your information and try to ge

♪♪ ♪♪ lemonis: so i'm here in draper, utah, right outside of salt lake city, and i'm meeting a businessho has a leash business. let's take a look. -[ barking ] heather: this dog almost tore off his owner's arm, and so now she has a leash on, using pressure to help to calm her down. lemonis: that's crazy. a leash business in utah struggles to pull its business forward. cost to make it? heather: i wouldn't know what it costs. i've just never been involved in that side of it. lemonis: you guys knew i was coming, right? heather: yeah. lemonis: you got to know this... and an owner who doesn't know her numbers. i'm getting tired of you not knowing stuff. heather: yeah. yep, i agree 100%. lemonis: but do you agree, though? 'cause you agreed last time. heather: yes. yes. yeah. lemonis: and now we're standing here again today, and you still don't have it. i'm marcus lemonis and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman: i just don't want anything to really change. lemonis: it's not always easy, but i do it to create jobs. i do it to make money. we hav

♪♪ ♪♪ lemonis: so i'm here in draper, utah, right outside of salt lake city, and i'm meeting a businessressure to help to calm her down. lemonis: that's crazy. a leash business in utah struggles to pull its business forward. cost to make it? heather: i wouldn't know what it costs. i've just never been involved in that side of it. lemonis: you guys knew i was coming, right? heather: yeah. lemonis: you got to know this... and an owner who doesn't know her numbers. i'm getting tired of you not knowing stuff. heather: yeah. yep, i agree 100%. lemonis: but do you agree, though? 'cause you agreed last time. heather: yes. yes. yeah. lemonis: and now we're standing here again today,

cottonwood canyon, this is utah just east of salt lake city. 17 inches of snow there.resorts will take it but some guys were skiing out of bounds, and one of the skiers got caught in an avalanche. tahoe off to a slow start but making up for lost time here. outside of tahoe, they got six feet of snow in a few days and, guess what, winter storm warnings posted for the pacific northwest. two feet of snow possible here. winds gusting to 60 miles an hour. this will drift again down to the south. so we're looking for an atmospheric river that slides from portland to seattle to san francisco and monterey bay and one to three feet of additional snow expected potentially around tahoe and the sierra nevada. one to three inches of rain in some of these areas could cause flooding. too much of a good thing never a good thing b >>> this weather report sponsored by ibm. big blue, as we say. >> big blue? >> a/k/a seafoam. is that another -- >> yes, exactly. >> i like seafoam. i will take that. >> you look great in seaform. >> thank you. thank you. >> sort of. >> she looks great in any

you should also take a look at where your flight's coming from if you had a flight coming from salt lake city, and you are in sunny scottsdale, that doesn't really matter. so kind of try to see where your plane's coming from and i say you know, if your flight's cancelled and you have got frequent flyer miles, you would be shocked there are a lot of ways you can redeem your frequent flyer miles for another flight, and then get the full-cash refund on your cancelled flight. >> oh, i will add on as a guy that flies a lot, not only where is my flight coming from where is my plane currently? by the way, i trust that one a little more. still sitting at a gate in denver all right. if a flight is cancelled, brian, what do we do? >> so, the airline should reaccommodate you. they are going to usually do it on one of their own airplanes and that may not be for a couple days so if you really need to get home, you can rebook on another airline at your own fee and you are owed a full-cash refund when the airline cancels, they may give you a voucher but take the cold-hard cash, even if it takes a couple wee

airlines which is saying that they're having delays particularly at their hubs in minneapolis, and salt lake city and seattle due to weather. we've heard about the weather problems in that part of the country. they say they've cancelled 374 flights out of about 4100 scheduled for today. so and a number i think will go up a bit more and they're blaming it on covid employees calling out sick, and the weather. so we're in the middle of it. still in the thick of it and the numbers are still going up. >> all right. ron, mike, gary, ellison, thanks to all of you. >>> winter weather adding to the travel mess across the nation after a white christmas in washington state and parts of california, more snow and rain is in the forecast there for this week. winter storm warnings extend from seattle to as far south as san diego. heavy rains are causing flooding and power outages in southern california over the weekend. in los angeles county, they got 10 inches of snow with powder expected in the foothills tonight. in seattle, several inches of snow blanketed the city which broke temperature records at a bone c

salt lake city, utah taking the top spot for the upcoming year, noting the cities' strong local economyk skiing is outside of salt lake city. did you catch that. dagen: i would argue that region of the country it's the best skiing in the nation. the quality of the snow is quite delicious. thank you. cheryl: road trip. dagen: thank you so much, cheryl. i've got to take two weeks off to drive to salt lake. moving on to federal reserve chief jay powell announcing more aggressive policy moves will be put in place in the new year in response to rising inflation, the central bank signaling that three rate hikes are on the way coming next year and then another three if 2023 but this is after they stop the bond buying program in march. joining me now, former kansas city federal reserve president and ceo of the mercada center, a distinguished senior fellow there, thomas hoenig. you say three rate hikes next year is understandable. is it enough to rein in inflation? >> thank you for having me. and to answer your question, it will probably not rein in inflation as it is only a beginning of i think

. >> a question from leslie in salt lake city.d sharing the results with the world like south africa has been? is it possible we weren't even looking for it here and that is why we appear to have little to no cases? >> this is kind of getting to the same point. we are sequencing a lot more. at one point they were sequencing i think some 8,000 tests a week. and now it's closer to 80,000 tests a week. so it's tenfold higher. the problem still, though, i think is the denominator of how many tests we are actually doing. this 1.5 million tests per day is not nearly a enough in a country of 300 million people when you're in the middle of a pandemic. so for the tests that we do have and the positives that are come:00 back, we're probably sequencing enough. they've shared about two million of these sequences with these global data banks. but we got to -- the fundamental problem still is that there is a lot of people out there who are right now carrying this virus in their bodies. they have no idea that they are, and they're continuing to

one traveler we spoke with trying to get to salt lake city to join her husband for christmas. >> i wante my husband for christmas and i am stuck here. >> going into december, we increased the number of employees for reserve positions to prepare for a busy travel period. some of them may have been exposed to the virus. those employees working in various locations are following our protocols and quarantining at home. >>> our coronavirus coverage continues online. it's all in one place, head to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. >>> let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana who has a look on christmas in the park. >> merry christmas everyone. this is a live look in san jose. we did take a break from the rain for a little bit yesterday afternoon. it's still pretty dry in the south bay. we got more rain already starting to push through the bay area right now. up through santa rosa and vallejo. we got a couple of areas of light rain. i am going to zoom in closer so you can see. 580, the richmond area and oakland getting a little bit of light rain. we were mainly dry in san jose. if you can see

in the west, mark fox and the cow bears in salt lake city this afternoon to play utah.ht with the utes in the first half, mchale foreman knocks down a three to give the bears a six point lead with less than two minutes left in the half. threes huge stowe was some nice ball movement here just before the break lazar stepanovich to both gac for the jam got lead utah with 19. but cal took that six point lead to the break. but the huge took command within 10. nothing run to start the second life. nice pass here by david jenkins too hot fiona. utah wins 66 58, the bears four and five. overall, both teams one and one in the pac 12 and the ncaa today announced the four teams that will be playing for this year'sp . alabama gets the one seed and will face undefeated cincinnati it'll be michigan against georgia. in the other semifinal game. georgia gets in despite its loss to alabama and yesterday's sec title game one loss, notre dame will be in the fiesta bowl against oklahoma state. ohio state will be in the rose bowl against utah. and six new plaques will be in baseball's hall