clear he would not stand in the way of doing anything that would be needed to secure the games in salt lake city. so i owe orrin hatch a great deal of credit to help us to host games in salt lake city successfully and to do so without security incident. now, i think everyone knows that orrin hatch was a man of tremendous faith. he was an advocate to protect religious freedom and legislation that he authored in this regard still stands in protecting the rights of people of faith in our country today. he dedicated his life to a commitment to jesus christ and to the principles of christianity, he did so in my own faith by accepting calls in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints as a missionary and later as a bishop of a congregation. orange hatch enjoyed -- orrin hatch enjoyed life and appreciated all it had to offer. you may know he was a composer and has a number of songs and musical performances to his credit. he wrote poet -- he was a poet and he wrote jokes. he sent me a whole page of jokes to use when i was running for president. i looked at them one by one and i didn't think they w

maybe hoping to spur them on, lauren called that much larger salt lake city police department. >> yeahre how long they were going to take to fill the race. >> for an officer to call you? >> the salt lake post city police followed their usual procedure and referred lauren back to the campus cops, who had jurisdiction. >> university 9-1-1. what is your emergency? >> hey, it's city. she's got a case number pending, but she is receiving additional blackmail threats. >> during the following days, lauren called campus police repeatedly. one officer gave her his personal cell number, and the two exchanged 16 calls and texts. we're lauren still getting more harassing tex, and still waiting for that promised update. and the police response would be what? >> for the most part, it was just so, we'll get back to you later. the tech should be contacting you soon. >> by now, lauren was sworn out. diamond's or her around that time. >> she's like, oh, hey, yeah. just, not even make eye contact. where i could tell something was up, but i was like, okay i haven't seen you in a while and i hope everythin

after moving back to utah, running a successful law practice in salt lake city orin ran for the senate to fight for the moral fiber and everyday work ethic of america that he felt was not being represented adequately in washington dc. he won and set out to defend family values and constitutional principles. he would remember to do so throughout his career pioneering the hatch amendment, proposed constitutional amendment which sought to correct the erroneous claim that there is a constitutional right to abortion, one vote prohibits states from protecting aborted human life and steadfastly advocating for a balanced budget amendment to the u.s. constitution. orin hatch defended life, religious liberty, economic response ability and personal freedom throughout his service in the united states senate. his 750 proposals that became law cover everything from welfare reform, regulatory restructuring, laws adjusting the federal judiciary to hallmark tax cuts. hatch's tenure in the senate was marked by his chairmanship of the health, education, labor and pension committee, on the judiciary and t

clear he would not stand in the way of doing anything that would be needed to secure the games in salt lake city. so i owe orrin hatch a great deal of credit to help us to host games in salt lake city successfully and to do so without security incident. now, i think everyone knows that orrin hatch was a man of tremendous faith. he was an advocate to protect religious freedom and legislation that he authored in this regard still stands in protecting the rights of people of faith in our country today. he dedicated his life to a commitment to jesus christ and to the principles of christianity, he did so in my own faith by accepting calls in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints as a missionary and later as a bishop of a congregation. orange hatch enjoyed -- orrin hatch enjoyed life and appreciated all it had to offer. you may know he was a composer and has a number of songs and musical performances to his credit. he wrote poet -- he was a poet and he wrote jokes. he sent me a whole page of jokes to use when i was running for president. i looked at them one by one and i didn't think they w

former president pro tem of the senate died in salt lake city. served for 42 years. part of his legacy is new national suicide prevention hotline. dialing 988 sends callers to the hotline. says he passed away at home surrounded by family at 88 years of age. >>> believed to be first ohlone restaurant. uc berkeley, a preview tasting. opened in the courtyard of berkeley's university press books, but the store closed in the pandemic. but cafe has a new home on berkeley campus. previewed what the restaurant will be serving when it reopens. tickets sold out fast. founders couldn't be happier. >> to be able to see new relations developed here at university of california berkeley, to see healing take place. our culture made visible. it's historic and we're grateful it's happening right now. know that ancestors and elders make it possible for us. >> some of the items on the unique menu include venison backstrap, native mushrooms, fried seaweed, rose hip tea and chia seed brownies. >>> volunteer led festival is more than a decade old, first times it been held since the pandemi

aguiar: cuando recorre el estadio riotinto de salt lake city, reafirma una ilusiÓn que lo persigue desde, pueda llegar a lo mÁs alto. aguiar: se llama david ochoa, vive junto a las nevadas montaÑas de utah y naciÓ en oxnard, california. ¿quÉ diferencia hay entre estas canchas que son profesionales y en las que usted entrenaba cuando apenas era un chamaquito? ochoa: asÍ es, es demasiado diferente. especialmente cuando la gente estÁ echando porras, es demasiado fuerte. aguiar: aprendiÓ a atajar la pelota con su padre, un hombre que soÑÓ con ser arquero y que juega cada domingo por disciplina, pero sin aspiraciones. ochoa: la amaba y quise ser como Él. y por eso es que me metÍ en esa posiciÓn a los 4 aÑos. aguiar: y esa pasiÓn, cuenta su mamÁ, alejandra ramÍrez, creciÓ al ritmo que crecÍa el amor por su equipo del alma. ramirez: chivas, somos chivas de corazÓn. pierdan, ganen. donde ellas estÉn son de chivas. y de Él tambiÉn. aguiar: ¿por quÉ? porque chivas o el club deportivo guadalajara es como un culto en la familia. ramirez: entonces Él creciÓ viendo a chivas, siempre mirando jugar futb

. >>> former senator orin hatch has died at the age of 88 in salt lake city. makes him the longest serving republican in senate history. in 2018 was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. >>> says secretary of state and defense secretary will visit him in kyiv tomorrow. neither the white house nor the state department has confirmed the trip. zelenskyy says he is optimistic the cabinet members will lay the ground work. on thursday the biden administration announced a military aid package for ukraine. >>> on that subject ukrainian officials say russian president putin rejected a holiday cease fire for orthodox easter which is happening this weekend. >> as fighting rages on in the east of ukraine, a city that has mostly been spared by russia's wrath parishers gather for protection and reflection. a somber affair for many this year. >> it's less festive this year this mother of three says but we want to keep our traditions and we want our kids to understand that god is with us. and in this great day the victory will be ours. despite calls to be home young and

the oil refineries that foul the air and blacken our lungs, in salt lake city, our children's lungs, boom. and the latest scar on the landscape to tar sands mine in the book cliffs, closed, now hidden, simply by its remoteness, boom. and the desert where trains stop to settle the radioactive waste carry on to blanding and remove the uranium tailings and bury it still hot in the alkaline desert, out of sight, out of mind, boom. see the traces of human indignities on the sands near topaz mountain left by the japanese interment camps, boom. president donald j. trump can try to eviscerate bears ears and grand staircase he is ca atlanta i monuments with -- escalante and stand tall with other white men who for adjudications have exhumed, looted and profited from the graves of ancient wunds. they will tell you bears ears belongs to them. boom. [applause] consider a rin hatch's words, support of the bears ears national monument. the indians he said they don't fully understand a lot of things. that they are certainly taking for granted on these lands. they won't be able to do it if it's made

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they can close it out in salt lake city on thursday. >>> now, next time i see some of you, it will beacle park on tuesday. giants and a's, first game gettingened underway in the evening. >> it will be great to see you out there live. >>> up next, a grandfather with big dreams that span the atlantic ocean. details >>> a north carolina grandfather has plans so big they plan the north atlantic. >> he plans to row from virginia to france nonstop by himself. >> peter's boat has sleeping quarters and plenty of food stored for his protein shakes, energy bars, and the occasional pasta. the boat even converts salt water into drinking water. >> i'm rowing a boat that should be really rowed by two people, but that's just who i am. >> i know what's coming and i'm happy to take it on. >> >>> new video just into the newsroom, fbi agents arriving in the san jose neighborhood where an infant was stolen from his home by a stranger nearly 11 hours ago. surveillance video shows the man walking away with the three month old in his carrier. >> police say the family did not recognize the kidnapper. they're

he died yesterday surrounded by family in salt lake city. he served in the senate for 42 years. the longest of any republican senator in u.s. history he was born into poverty and became a crusader for conservative causes advising seven presidents and helping build a conservative majority on the supreme court. he reached across the aisle to help pass measures like the children's health insurance program and the americans with disabilities act he is survived by his wife and six children. orrin hatch was 88 years old. >>> up next, the spring blizzard. yes, blizzard. hitting the dakotas, shutting down interstates. also the shocking new extreme covid lockdowns in shanghai, china. building fences to lock residents inside. >>> we've reported before on the extreme covid lockdowns china has imposed on residents of schiano, but tonight it's reached a whole new level. authorities are now building giant fences to lock people in their homes. now some residents are fighting back. janis mackey frayer has the story. >> reporter: tonight harsh new tactics in schiano to enforce the covid lockdown

ventana de aire que se va a posicionar la rotación sigue trayendo ese frío yendo precisamentepara salt lake city la noche va a continuar esa marea intensa olas dehasta 12 pies de altura corrientes marinas por lo tanto mucho cuidado si usted va hacia las costas precisamente para eliminar ese calor que a partir de mañana va a comenzar a subir se espera que por la noche las temperaturas alcancen cerca de los 56 o 48 grados vemos que todavía estamos cercano a los 70 y en horas de la madrugada hasta los 40 y nueve pero mire lo que sucede en el mercurio partir de mañana 88 grados, 82 san josé 85 y es miércoles por lo tanto el jueves las temperaturas van a estar subiendo cercana a los 95 grados sanjosé a los 94, napa 89 grados y nuevamente el viernes ligero descenso de las temperaturas pero en ese valor superior a los 85 grados así que viene calor es una probada pero hay que tener mucho cuidado con las temperaturas superiores a los 90 grados especialmente las personas que tienen condiciones importantes en su salud vamos a seguir hablando de esto y más por supuesto al volver. >> le contamos ahora de la

hatches' foundation put out a statement moments ooh saying the foreman senator died in salt lake city. surrounded by family a cause of death was not given. well, a terrifying close call, a truck driver in ohio narrowly missed hittaing a school bus filled with children. >> the bus was stopped and stop sign arm out. picking up kids. this 80,000 pound tractor-trailer was going 40 miles an hour. that's when the driver started honking. a pickup truck backed up for just enough space for the trailer to maneuver around the bus. the driver told police his brakes gave out he was able to stop about a quarter of a mile down the road. a reminder for parents. california law requires that kids with a dental or have a dental check-up by may 31 in either kindergarten or first grade to make sure they are ready for the next school we're. california department of health says, tooth decay is the most chronic, yet preventable healthcare issue among children in the state. >> heavy, everybody. chris alvarez live here in ball arena in denver. got a preview of the warriors and the nuggets. golden state looking

geoff: and, on saturday former utah senator orrin hatch died in salt lake city.atch was the longest serving republican senator in u.s. history. orrin hatch served in the u.s. senate for 42 years, from 1977 to 2019. he was an ardent conservative consistently voting against gay rights, abortion and stricter gun laws, while reaching across the aisle on issues including aids education, the children's health insurance program, and the dream act. in his last te speech, hatch reflected on his willingness to compromise, including with his longtime friend, the late senator ted kennedy. >> could two people with polar opposite beliefs and from vastly different walks of life come together as often as teddy and i did for the good of the country? or are we too busy attacking each other to even consider friendship with the other side? geoff: orrin hatch once ran for the presidency in 2000, in a campaign that never gained traction. before retiring, he was awarded the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom, by former president donald trump. outside of

they can close it out in salt lake city on thursday. >>> some of you i will see later on. it'll be from oracle park, giants and a's. that party first of two games later on. we will see you later. >>> the time is 4:57. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> a straight search for a baby kidnapped from his home. you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you ic] >>> right now, a desperate search underway in stab jose. >> as a mother i can say that wow, i don't know how they feel, how the family feel. i can't imagine. >> what we know this morning about an infant kidnapped from his own home. >>> and keep it close to cars or o thatthdebaas supervisor set to vo

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former senator oren hatch died saturday in salt lake city at 88. the utah republican surfer at 42 years in the senate from 197,722,019 he was the longest-serving republican senator in the longest-serving senate representing utah and that states history also served as a set from 2000 each of us in 19 for it over his decades in the chair had three carries judiciary committee finance committee and they help education labor and pensions committee. he ran for president in 2000 but dropped out after the iowa caucuses. senate majority leader chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconnell paid tribute to senator hatch on the senate floor.t >> now, before i begin the substantive remarks so that i want to note how themo senate mourns the loss of one of its fine public servants. senator orrin hatch the longest of them republican and the history of the senate, the six longest member ever passed away saturday at the age of 88. senator hatch was a friend, a respected colleague and her legislature of rare skill in her 20 years serving together, our disagreemen

they can play in either dallas, salt lake city outside chance they could play in denver too.it will be interesting just to see who they get, where they get that fun here in dream on say. got to beat whoever you're playing. doesn't really get that. that's a dream. i meant ali. steve kerr will more like not probably rather not play jokic defending what he was home court advantage. of course. thank you, jason. we'll be right back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, i

the longest serving republican senator in history died saturday in salt lake city.ed 42 years in the senate as a staunch conservative. he was also known for his bipartisanship. and he teamed with democrats on legislation including the americans with disabilities act and the children's health insurance program. orrin hatch was 88 years old. >>> the "associated press" says strong storms rolled through western kansas damaging buildings and tearing off roofs. the national weather service confirms two tornadoes touched down friday. one in the city of sharon springs had maximum winds of 110 miles per hour. photos and videos show the destruction left behind by the tornados. >> last night came through here, didn't look like nothing happened. this morning there was -- south side town all the way to the north side town, everything was gone. i mean it was power poles, trees, you name it. could have been a lot worse. everybody survived. >> there were no reports of injuries. >>> and "reuters" reports the women's tennis association says that it will not return to china this year

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rounding out the top five healthiest cities in america are seattle, san diego, portland's and salt lake citynew billboard is now up in san francisco's union square. it warns tourists about fentanyl in the city. the billboard was put up by a group called mothers against drug deaths and his ktvu s and ruben tells us they hope the campaign will motivate city leaders to take action. these mothers have a message, and they want everyone to read it, so it's writ large in billboard form looming over union square. it says, famous the world over for our brains, beauty and now, dirt cheap fentanyl were frustrated. and that's why we're doing this . we're putting pressure where we think it might be helpful pressure because they want what they call the open air drug markets shut down. jackie's son is a fentanyl addict on the streets of san francisco. so is quarries and so are dozens of their son's friends. there is tyler, there's kyle. there's george. this chris is sarah. that the list goes on. they all wish they had their mother come to see them the problem. they say fentanyl is to affordable and two ava

the national park service saying margaret osswald of salt lake city fell 20 feet near ledges camp alongado river. she was on a private hiking and boating trip at the time. this is the second death at the grand canyon in less than two weeks. >>> and tonight, a fox caught on the grounds of the u.s. capitol has now tested positive for rabies. health officials say the red fox bit several people before being captured, including a member of congress. authorities asking anyone who was bitten to come forward so they can be treated now. >>> when we come back here tonight, news this evening about theacademy board of governos, what they're now saying about will smith, moving up a crucial meeting. >>> and the tribute to peter jennings. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can c

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orrin hatch from utah and former president protem of the senate died yesterday in salt lake city. heed for 42 year. as senator from 1977 to 2019, did you know, it is the national and by calling that he was 88. >>> and now, members will be urged to vote no on the recall. boudin is said to be unafraid to protect the workers from big powerful workers. and he says that his record speaks for itself. >> i am excited for the people to pay attention to what the data shows, and the record is and all of the work that i done, and the i have done to make the workplace safer. >> the june 7th election is also going to be discussed. >>> and vianey, what is in store? >> it is upper 70s and low 80s, and if that is your temperatures, today is the day. the sun is coming out. a quick look at oakland and also a nice day. we are getting some cloud cover and low clouds along the coastline, and great shot of san francisco, and let's get to the rms the, and what can you expect with the daytime highs, and we are expected to see a shift into now what we will consider a dry pattern compared to what we saw th

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tight game 6 against the utah jazz with lucca don. chit angela brunson, both scoring 24 points in salt lake city. i bronson's late free. throw. put them 2 points ahead with just seconds remaining. a bow jam broke down the bitch . missed a chance to force a deciding game. 7 for utah. ah. we didn't play good today, but everybody was fighting but it was sing together and just keeping keeping a road to go was a kid to one is a plane in just because of di, switching in the athleticism or less on it or different differences or shoe box or morrison souls and just they just mess up again. things a lot, it's get tougher for philadelphia. they faced the top seated miami heat in the semi finals starting away from home in game one on monday. they've stokes al jazeera, one of the biggest events in us for it has begun in las vegas, the nfl draft. and this was the moment at 21 year old college player treyvon walker had the honor of being chosen as the 1st pick. oh, in 2022. in a bell, dra the jacksonville jaguars, select treyvon hawker ah luca, and in fact, for the 1st one is 31 years. no offense. if i went to

its foundation says the former utah republican senator died this afternoon in salt lake city surrounded by family. hatch was the longest serving senator in utah history championed gop issues such as abortion limits, but teamed with democrats on issues ranging from stem cell research to the rights for people with disabilities to expanding children's health insurance. hatch is survived by his wife and children. a major drug bust in the east may. in fact, it's the largest in alameda county history. the sheriff's office says. the alameda county narcotics task force seized more than £92 of illicit fentanyl after serving search warrants in oakland, hayward authorities released these photos of the drugs that were impounded the £92 amounts to 42,000 g with a street value of more than $4 million. please in richmond tonight confirmed they are on the scene of a deadly shooting. the homicide happened in the 3100 block of pullman avenue around 3 30 this morning. police say two people were shot. one died at the scene, and the second was taken to the hospital. and is expected to survive. detectives ar

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major airlines and airports like dallas, atlanta, los angeles, salt lake city dropped the mask requirementing it optional. new york, chicago, los angeles, content domain connecticut continue mass transit with an appeal of the judges ruling as biden says he is not sure. >> the mask mandate... >> i have not gotten anything from the cdc so i don't not know. follow the signs. >> white house press secretary jen psaki because the might cause the ruling disappointing. she is confident the cdc authority to keep it in place if it feels necessary. the authorities on air force one to wear those mask. >> todd: lucas thank you. senior advisor kellyanne conway said biden is losing his own party. >> they feel like you are not listening to them and not connecting with them. he is down in the polls among women, with the victory in 2020 key to victory, independence and young people. who overwhelmingly voted for him in 2020. they have predirt, cratered on key issues. joe biden the only thing declining more of the approval rating is joe biden. >> details on the ledge operation into the covid pandemic origin.

was found last week outside of a gas station in summit park, which is about 20 miles east of salt lake cityople in the area reported seeing a young man sleeping outside of a gas station after deputy scanned oswald's fingerprints. they found that he was a missing person and called us parents to notify them that he had been found. is it him? a little bit older, but yeah. first sweetheart. why we're just grateful that he is safe his life and we have our son back. that's the most important thing ever for us. we searched all over northern california. we had the missing centers of america. we had poly class foundation, the doj lot of false hope. over the last 2.5 years. there wasn't a dry eye in the room with and we're talking law enforcement, family members. they haven't they haven't been reunited with this individual they haven't seen for three years when he was 16. he's now 19. details about how long he was in utah or how he got there are unclear, but clearly, police believe oswald was a runaway. he has been reunited with his parents and his undergoing treatment now. our driver is looking to g

jonathan and i have traveled the country from baton rouge to tucson to salt lake city, and i've co-authored a many papers with him who cothering a book right now. and i really admire his scholarship. jonathan is really an imminent scholar. what i really admire about jonathan is his character. he's a man of character. and that's after all will count. he has undertaking this mission against critical race theory because of his character. because it is a threat to our nation. we're caught up right now. in a real battle of ideas. we're leaving through a moment and i think we should all be a very aware of that. the left likes to the right test as the culture wars as our former president president obama did not too long ago. that's how the left operates they capture ground. they capture cultural ground and then when conservative say well not so fast. this oh, that's just a culture war. but actually if you remember the context. obama was stumping for terry mcauliffe and richmond when he said this. and if you remember terry mcauliffe is now back to his full-time job of being a money bags for left of

game 6 against the utah jazz with luca, dont' ich and jalen brunson both scoring 24 points in salt lake city, trailer watson, where the bronsons late free throw. put them 2 points ahead with just seconds remaining. a bow jam broke down the bitch missed a chance to force the deciding game 7 for utah within plug it today, but everybody was fighting him, but he was staying together and just keeping keeping a right to where was the kid on his knee. i was over in the east, the philadelphia 76 is thrash the raptors in toronto to put their series to bed. the bed really had when the acting 3 games but last the next to they didn't mess around on thursday though. jolen bede led the way with 33 points, the tories max, he got 25, including 53 pointers. and james hardon finished with 20 to the 76 is cruising to victory by 34th points. i was one of the top is like series are clearly a plane in just because of like a switching in their athleticism or less ah, it or different differences or shoe box or morrison, jones and just they just mess up the game. things a lot it to get tougher for philadelphia. they

we're keeping a close eye on everyone, former senator oren hatch has passed away this week and salt lake city.s. senate in 2019 after 42 years of service, making him the longest serving republican senator in u.s. history. statement saying the former senator passed away surrounded by family, all of the cause of death was not released. president and first lady biden reacting to the news a short time ago that the statement saying in part this, he was quite simply an american original. -- deepest sympathies to elaine in all the hatch children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. california man now arrested and charged for making threats against the dictionary company miriam webster all over the companies inclusive language around gender. this is according to u.s. attorney's office and the district of massachusetts. 34-year-old jeremy damon ensign, set to appear in court -- interstate communication threats to commit violence. okay, up next masks are no longer required at most airplanes, trains, buses, rodgers, but is this really the right time for a big step to normalcy, that this week, we'll

come see me on my book tour saturday may 21st at the eccles theater in salt lake city. i wonder if that is related to teddy eccles. he was an actor from the 70s. tyrus will be there. for a meet and greet and book signing. teddy eccles used to be and where tv shows. >> i've never seen "caddyshack" but i'll talk about teddy eccles! >> greg: get tickets. it's in utah. may 21st. up next, will young refused to vote for democrats old goats? are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick p- [narrator] it'sreme. a mixed up world. and the way we work looks a little different. but whether you embrace the new normal or just want to get back to the routines that feel right, x-chair continues to be at the forefront of change, which is why we've launched the all new x-chair with elemax. elemax combines gentle body temperat

in nevada you were fine and if you are japanese-american who livedt in chicago or denver for salt lake citying, yes exactly. there's a part of the book where the young man who is a japanese-american who is on a football team out of wyoming comes into camp and gets to go home to his family that night while the japanese-american players had to go back with their families and live behind barbedor wire. japanese-americans for the most part were sent to camps. that would be the real place where you would put japanese-american camps and it just shows how unnecessary and capricious all this was. you would certainly think there would be one in hawaii. i think a lot of this comes down to fdr focusing most of its energy on european theater and deftly not on the homefront. we think is important to do in california and the basically taken it over the head of the attorney general and i'm just going to signn it and make it as as possible is how fdr said it. which is again another mark on roosevelt tenure in the white house. thanks. [applause] thank you all so much. appreciate it. >> with that reaction we

host: let's go to mara in salt lake city, utah.aller: i went to college in the 60's on the part scholarship in the interest rate was 3%. i came from a poor family and that was not easy to pay back either. this is difficult for me to sound logical. there are still too many poor students who need this help. i think due to the fact the president widen was born with the silver spoon in his mouth, -- host: how long do you think this pause should be in effect? when should people start repaying their debt? or do you think it should be forgiven completely? caller: honestly, i don't know. there are better minds than mine that should make this decision. host: let's hear from stephen who has student debt. caller: good morning america. i do have student loans and i have been paying them off for 10 years. i graduated in 2012. i have a wife, i have a small baby. i never thought that i would never have to pay it back but at this point, if the government is going to assist people like me who have been doing their part, paying taxes. the rich get t

former utah senator orrin hatch passed away in salt lake city yesterday at the age of 88.an senator in history, serving in the chamber for 42 years, through seven different presidential administrations. >> in a statement, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell remembered his former colleague as, quote, warm, deeply kind, and exceptionally funny and praised his legislative record including massive trump era tax cuts. senator hatch retired in 2019 and senator mitt romney won his seat. >>> so inflation is turning out to be one of the hot topics facing people on the campaign trail this midterm. >> yeah, it is a concern for all americans who are feeling the pinch of rising prices. it could, of course, make or break democrats' midterm chances. cnn's jeff zeleny has more. >> when you go to the grocery store, it feels like you're shopping in hawaii. >> reporter: but mariana lives in georgia, and feels the sting of inflation for herself, and customers at her boutique, the beehive. >> the idea that eggs are $3 now is -- that's a lot. people have their families to feed. if they have

to utah where the salt lake city tribune is talking about the skyrocketing cost of homes.lt lake county has doubled as new listing lag. the median price has jumped to $629,000 to buy a home. >> it is a trend happening across country. in california, the "san francisco chronicle" highlights how many eligible californians are not getting their second covid booster shot. only 15% of the 6.5 million eligible residents, 50 and over have received the shot so far. a lack of urgency and low key messages are seen as factors behind the low rated. to nevada, a visit from florida governor ran desantis to las vegas. he's making a rare out of state appearance to stump for adam waxality. and stoking widespread speculation about desantis's only presidential 2024 run. and across the country, the first round of the nfl draft held last night in las vegas. commissioner roger goodell received his traditional greeting from nfl fans but that was the only thing normal. there were boos in case you didn't know. for the first time in over 30 years the top five picks all defense players. the yag wars

he died in his beloved home state, salt lake city, utah. that is "the story" of this monday, april 25. "the story" goes on and it is jam packed these days. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. >> sandra: elon musk buying twitter, taking the social media company private and taking the free speech debate to a new level. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got the market and political fall-out from this deal coming right up. first, let's get right to kelly o'grady. she's live in our los angeles newsroom. she's got the latest. kelly, big deal. >> it is, sandra. yeah, elon musk now owns twitter. he said 54.20 was his best and final offer and he stuck to it. this comes after a weekend of developments including shareholders pressuring the board to take the deal. stockholders will receive $54.20 in cash for each share valuing the deal. the purchase price represents a 38% premium to twitter the day before musk disclosed his 9% stake. now elon's involvement boosted the price. m

he died in his beloved home state, salt lake city, utah.is monday, april 25. "the story" goes on and it is jam packed these days. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. >> sandra: elon musk buying twitter, taking the social media company private and taking the free speech debate to a new level. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got the market and political fall-out from this deal coming right up. first, let's get right to kelly o'grady. she's live in our los angeles newsroom. she's got the latest. kelly, big deal. >> it is, sandra. yeah, elon musk now owns twitter. he said 54.20 was his

for example, at philadelphia's airport along with salt lake city and los angeles, you have to keep a at the airport even if you don't have to have it on while you're flying. at la guardia at j.f.k., you have to have a mask there but not in you cross the river at newark. and then the department of justice potentially appealing the court order saying they would appeal if the cdc concludes that a mandatory order is necessary for the public's health. on the fox business network after you made sure i was in compliance with the rules here at o'hare, you ask the ceo of tampa international about the possibility 0 masks coming back. >> i think it would be difficult to reinstate that honestly. once you let people have that freedom and i think it's is a freedom that people enjoy, they're not going to want to go back to the old way. it will be tough to reinforce that. >> so for all of the confusion and for all of the opinions people have on masks, it doesn't seem to be impacting travel one way or another. you see it there. just under two million people went through tsa checkpoints yesterday. tha

were in the state line in nevada you are fine, if you read japanese-american in chicago, denver, salt lake city or wyoming, and there's a small part in the book the young man who's on a football team in wyoming comes into the camp and gets to go home to his family at night while the team he played against had to go back to their barracks and sleep behind barbed wire. the egregiouss example of that s in hawaii they were not sent to camps. you would think that would be psthe place it just short of so town unnecessary and capricious all of this was in that if you thought in california, you certainly would think there was one in hawaii but i think again a lot of it comes down to fdr hfocusing on the european theater, definitely not the homefront saying if they think that this is important to do in california and they basically have beaten it through the war b department and have taken it over the head of the attorney general, i'm going to sign it. he said make it as expedient as possible which is again another black mark on roosevelt's tenure in the white house especially towards the end. [applause