tourist spend their time in the mountains and south utah. it is a huge problem. i know people moving out utah. i have exercised induced asthma and the doctor is telling me it is smog induced. >> i create add twitter box to broadcast whether or not it is safe to be out. nothing more frustrating than having to stay indoors because of the poor air quality, twitter gives me a way to broadcast the air conditions and picked up by the cyclistcyclists. >> you are an athlete, and talk about the impact it is having on the communities. >> well, there's a huge impact on the communities from athletes to future athletes, especially with the kids, but currently, utah is home to 40% of the winter olympic athletes. as part of the training, we train outdoors. as a professional cycler and seer, i run a lot, i ride my bike a lot and the impact upon the community it is not just preventing us from training, it is prevents us from working together as a community, from training together and interacting and on the red days and recommended for sensitive groups not to expose themselves thos

secretary of the interior to convey certain federal features of the electric distribution system to the south utah valley electric service district, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and insert remarks extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he he wishes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, president washington once said, the willingness with which our young people are likely to serve in any war, no matter how justified, shall be directly proportional to how they perceive veterans of earlier wars were appreciated by our nation. there is no doubt that we appreciate t

. >> south carolina, alabama, louisiana, and utah. >> arizona. >> roxanne that, that's disturbing. >> very disturbing and hard to watch. >> thank you. >> on wall street, a cy of relief. the dough up after losing more than 300 points yesterday, and it is the first time in five days we haven't had a triple different move up or down. joining me now, the chicago exchange, he is the editor of commodity, good to see you, let's start here. did today's rally come as a bit of a release? some of it call a relief rally. after the drop. >> yeah, traders are going to need some antacid. yesterday's 300-point drop, and enthen the rally here of 72 points or so. about what was expected. and that really helped drive the market lower. traders are getting jittery now, now that the fed is tapering. >> as you know, they have wiped out $1 trillion off the books, so the question is this the beginning of a bigger. back in this market? >> well, from our perspective it is. we may see a stair step lower, that would be ideal. this market needs to correct, we don't want to see a huge drop, but we do need to see pr

texas, oklahoma, utah, indiana, georgia, south carolina, alabama have already said, give it to us, gives that authority. we want to make those decisions. and it comes back to, who is better about making decisions about the most important things in your life? you, your family, individuals around your hospital, or those in washington, d.c.? we believe the local leadership and families make those best decisions. that's between doctors and patients, not some bureaucrat in washington, d.c.. >> well, that would be better than an obama exemption, passing on to businesses as he sees fit. let's talk about the practical realities. what's the likelihood that you're going to get -- through the house, that's going to happen. >> do you not think harry reid will be excited about this idea, giving states more flexibility. >> somehow you know a different harry reid than the one i'm watching up there, congressman. >> i don't, actually. i think we'll have overwhelming support in the house, because states are already requesting this. we're fulfilling it. the states have picked up the phone and asked if any

>> i am looking at the map behind, you have mississippi, alabama, louisiana, south carolina, texas, oklahoma, arizona and utahna and utah, yes. >> that is really disturbing video. >> it's very disturbing and difficult to watch i think for everybody who has seen it. >> i didn't see the video there is one moment when we see the guy carrying the guy over his shoulder and running and about to body slam the guy. i am not asking whether or not that happened. obviously there was more on the video that we didn't show. >> yes. there is a lot more on the video. it's a few minutes long. and there are a lot more disturbing images. >> roxanne, appreciate it. thank you. today is world cancer day and to market researchers have released a sobering new report on one of america's biggest killers, it is a problem that is expected to surge around the world. jonathan betz is here with more on that. jonathan. >> other than heart disease, nothing kills more americans than cancer. a new report by the world health organization calls it an approaching human disaster. it predicts cancer cases will surge 57% worldwide in the coming year

utah. and down down and georgia and south carolina and alabama said give us that authority and we'll make thoseecisions and comes back to the simple thing. who is better about making discussions on the important things in your life? you and your family and local individuals or someone in washington. we believe the local leadership and families make the best decision and not the burr krats in washington d.c. >> that would be better than an obama exception that he is passing on to businesses as he sos fit. what is the likely hood. the house i can see it happening, but through the senate? >> it will not happen with harry reed. >> he would be excited about giving the states more flexibility? >> you know a different harry rei. >> i don't actually. i think it will have overwhelming support in the house. the states picked up the phone and ask if anyone in washington d.c. worrying the phone. we want to give the authority back to the states and now the co to communicate that to the american people and individuals to so it and for the supreme court, not the supreme court, they think they are the supreme

south and midwest. places like kentucky, oklahoma. states like utah and california have the lowest smoking rates. cigarette use has dropped considerably in the united states. back in the mid 60's close to 40% of americans smoked. now the since 2004 the rate has barely dropped, and in some years it has gone up slightly. this troubles health officials who are trying to lower it to 12% by 2020. more young people are trying the habit, 3200 kids smoke their first cigarette every day. the young are a big focus for activists because almost no one starts smoking beyond the age of 25. >> we're talking about cigarettes but there are other tobacco products. there are cigars. >> dip, chew, and cigars are popular with high school boys. one in every five smokes a cigar. >> thank you. >> more than 1 million people, imagine that, have no electricity right now as a winter storm barrels it's way through the northeast. pennsylvania was hit the hardest. 50,000 power outages there alone. snow and ice fell in the midwest all the way to maine. some places we'll see a foot of snow. paul beban joins us from new york. tal

south and warm in the southwest. >>> a brigham young university student has been killed in a utah avalanche. 21-year-old ashley cox died after being taken off life support yesterday. she had been caught in a slide while snow-shoeing on saturday. officials say an avalanche fell 50 feet and carried cox into a creek, burying her for at least 40 minutes. >>> six people now under arrest in connection with the disappearance and death of a police reserve officer in virginia. 45-year-old kevin quick. reported missing february 1st. his body was found last thursday. police arrested a sixth person in the case late last night. three other suspects are scheduled for court appearances today. >>> a show of unity by the u.s. and france ahead of the state dinner tomorrow at the white house. president obama and french president francois hollande have written a joint op ed. the piece, published in "the washington post" and a french paper touts both countries' progress iniran's nuclear program. it also points out their leadership in combatting terrorism, aids, and climate change. >>> as hillary clinton mulls whether she'll run for pr

utah hotel on 4th street. planning code as you know, about i think that it was 1989 and they down zoned almost all of the south of market. and therefore, entertainment is not permitted in this district. however, under section 205.3 of the planning code there is an exception that allows one entertainment event per month, 12 times a year. and basically, other than halloween, we gave the planning commission a bunch of dates but other than halloween, and new year's eve, we are going to use this for corporate events. and in the last, few months, we have had nike twice and we have had not facebook, but, sales force. and a bunch of other local south of market tech companies. who seemed to like the space. and in terms of out reach you should have a copy of the alliance for a better district six agenda from the other day. we did make a presentation on the 31st, before a joint meeting of the better district six and the tenant association's coalition. and we have also presented to henry carnila in several board members of the south of market association on this particular project. the place has been opened for approximat

now, it's especially prevalent in the south and midwest, states like oklahoma, arkansas, kentucky, meanwhile, states like utahifornia actually have the lowest smoking rates in the country. now, since 1965, cigarette use has dropped considerably in the united states, from close to 40% in the mid '60s down to about 20% today. but look at recent years, since 2004, the rate has barely dropped. and some years it's actually gone up slightly. this troubles health officials who are trying to further lower this number from 20% to about 12% by 2020. now part of the reason for this, more young people are trying the habit. every day 3200 kids smoke their first cigarette. 5.6 million kids alive today will die from smoke. more than the entire population of colorado. the young are a big focus for activists because, tony, almost no one starts smoking beyond the age of 25. >> and you were telling me a moment ago it's not just cigarettes, it's cigars as well. >> surprising, cigars are popular with a lot of high school students, one out of every five high school boys smoke cigars. >> wow, did not know that. jonathan betz, appre

south bay. the ceilings will lift and we will see high temperatures from utah upper 50s coastside to low to mid-60s. the bulk of the day we are dry, but by late in the day the rain moves into the north bay. so we will look for more rain showers to press on through the peninsula and the east bay. for your saturday night we will continue the forecast animation and our full weather segment shows when the rain will arrive in the south by and how much to expect in the east bay and all around the bay in a few minutes. katie. >> thanks, lisa. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. a motorcyclist has died after falling off a freeway on-ramp. it happened before 2:00 this morning it happened on the transition to 101. the motorcycle was going along the roadway when he veered to the left and was thrown to the -- from the bike, falling to the parking lot below. no word if speed or alcohol is factor in the crash. >>> chp is investigating a high-speed chase that started in oakland at 9:30 last night and ended on san leandro boulevard in 30 minutes later. it ended in a deadly crash. officials say the

utah is the most giving state because of mormon tithing. southern states mississippi, alabama, southfilled out the top five, and red states in general gave more than blue states. >> coming up, far from a model industry - growing concerns about the treatment of america's most beautiful >> if any industry's female employees suffered a sexual harassment rate of 30% it would probably be shut down. according to a survey, that's what it's like for models in the fashion industry. while the industry is enjoying a moment in the spotlight with new york's fashion week questions are raised about the mental and physical health of those that walk the runways and pose in magazines for top designers. >> i'm joined by the executive director of model alliance, aiming to bring change and ethical standard to the mod modelling world. also a former model who is a graphic designer and member of model alliance. great to have you both here. it's shocking to look at the numbers. >> a survey showed 30% of our models were sexually harassed. three-quarters were exposed to drugs. my experience, that seems la. how

utah hotel on 4th street. planning code as you know, about i think that it was 1989 and they down zoned almost all of the south of market. and therefore, entertainment is not permitted in this district. however, under section 205.3 of the planning code there is an exception that allows one entertainment event per month, 12 times a

utah hotel on 4th street. planning code as you know, about i think that it was 1989 and they down zoned almost all of the south of market. and therefore, entertainment is not permitted in this district. however, under section 205.3 of the planning code there is an exception that allows one entertainment event per month, 12 times a year. and basically, other than halloween, we gave the planning commission a bunch of dates but other than halloween, and new year's eve, we are going to use this for corporate events. and in the last, few months, we have had nike twice and we have had not facebook, but, sales force. and a bunch of other local south of

but in utah, if eli the ape predicts that the seahawks win. >> as a tiebreaker, the elephants and southve their peanuts on the broad goals. >> here on kron 4 news weekend, we are getting into the spirit. here are our picks pripet >> mike pelton things that the seahawks are going to went 28-24. janu is born for the broncos 21-17. and i think the broncos went 27- 24. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. fleet week is coming back to the bay. the blue angels are coming to. when and where you can get those tickets coming up. when and where you can get those tickets coming up. >> you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there

utah. i wish you could bring that home to you to the east coast. two hours south>> the institute says that there isn't an actual shortage of salt but seems like it. the problem is the places that need it the most are running out so quickly, the companies that supply -- because when cities order rock salt they do so in such large quantities it becomes a logistical nightmare to get it to the customer quickly, even for a place that has an inventory of 200,000 tons on handment. >> right now there's a real shortage of rail cars and the infrastructure we need to get that kind of volume back there these customers are looking for tens of thousands of tons of product, and obviously that becomes a built of a challenge. if you're shipping it a little bit at a time, truckload at a time. >> not all salt is the same. the this pink salt has naturally occurring minerals that make it effective at zero degrees. more powerful than white salt. some cities have to use an alternative that can't stand up to the cold and ice, and if a supplier has salt, it's not for long. >> we ran out y

utah and mississippi. and others either were withdrawn or failed in kansas, tennessee, idaho, and south dakota.f governor brewer vetoes though bill, would it send a message beyond arizona? >> it's got to send the message. it's very clear. and first of all, unconstitutional. and just yesterday, attorney general eric holder stated that -- state attorneys general should examine every law that is passed by the legislature. and if they deemed that they are unconstitutional that. >> don't have to defend it. so, you know, all state legislatures should stand apprised of this fact. the attorney general of the united states will ask all the attorneys general of the states to not defend laws that they deem to be unconstitutional. >> george takei, thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, ted nugent is now calling president obama a liar. but the gop has even bigger rebranding issues today. >>> plus joe biden made some news on "the view toda" today. you'll want to hear. this. >>> and michelle obama's child obesity campaign celebrates a big milestone. and she is rapping about i

utah and both times involved the same officer. the latest incident was yesterday morning. that's 30 miles south of salt lake city.e officer finished a traffic stop when the truck slammed into the side of his car. to the officer is okay. the driver apparently tried to run after the sobriety test. the cops nabbed him and he faces charges of drug possession and resisting arrest. back in thames an out of control pickup rear ended the vehicle of the same officer. >> the pentagon today recommend something steep budget cuts for the army. actually explaining how to deal with the budget cuts that could bring their levels the lowest since before world war ii. that's a deceptive statistic. chuck hagel made the announcement during the defense department's budget proposal hearing. there are several other military items on the chopping block, and i want to show you them. among the u.s. air force's entire a- -- fleet of a-10 wart hogs, saving $3.5 billion over the next five years. so, and then there's this, the u2 aircraft, high altitude reconnaissance jet, and the pentagon is also proposing to some rink the u.s. army to prewor

with minority voters, people like south carolina republican senator tim scott, saratoga springs mayor mia love, taking another shot at winning seat in congress in utahe help could be on the way, j.c. watts, still considered a potential contender in oklahoma, while the state speaker, t.w. shannon, is considered a conservative rising star for the oklahoma gop. by the way, he's already thrown his hat into that senate ring in oklahoma. but it's still an uphill climb for a party scarred by mitt romney's disaster showing among african-americans in 2012 when he captured just 6% of the vote. afterward, rnc rinse priebus announced the party would spend some $10 million to put staff in urban communities. the rnc has made some head way in that regard, opening offices and placing aides in at least 11 states, including north carolina, louisiana, and virginia. but priebus said he knows more needs to be done. >> we've got to grow our party through addition and multiple occasi multiplication, and that means building the party where we're weak and building where we're strong. we've got to make the door even wider so that people can come through, and that means all a

utah is america's most giving state, mainly because of mormon tithing. southern states, mississippi, alabama, tennessee and southtop five for most giving and red states in general gave more than blue states. coming up, far from a model industry. growing concerns about the treatment of the america's most beautiful women. >> fault lines, hard hitting... >> they're blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after the bengazi attacks, chaos in the streets... unspeakable horrors... >> this is a crime against humanity >> is libya unraveling? >> there's coffin after coffin being carried into the cemetery. >> fault lines libya: state of insecurity only on al jazeera america >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism on al jazeera >>> if any

the utah had been supporting numerous community peacebuilding. conflict-resolution activities through the partners in south sudan. a lot of the conflict that occurred in places like the triangle and along the border areas where there are migrations and annually these are areas where we had activities to try to keep the communities talking to each other and at peace. we were supportive of the national peace and reconciliation commissions efforts that by the archbishop. we were involved in prior to this conflict in trying to help south sudanese address issues of reck -- reconciliation and conflict avoidance. in term of the role of private surprise and private sector was one of the many groups we indicated we believe talk to the mediators in believing they should consult to get input in to how do you structure the comprehensive approach to the conflict to the resolution of this conflict? what are the issues that need to be addressed. i think one of the key things that would be of key interest to the private sector. i hope that the south sudanese would raise this. would be the question of transparency. you've

utah. citigroup is now the third largest employer in singapore with jobs all of which could be in the united states, although they have pushed a lot of jobs to south dakota. morgan stanley is pushing jobs to japan and to china. >> and you can get more on that story. where else? cnbc.com. >> dominic, let's come back to you, actually. we're waiting for janet yellen's speech today. at the beginning, you were suggesting you hoped yellen and the fed would stave off from tapering until the second half of this year. where do we stand right now based on what's going on with the tapering and the global economy? >> i still think that the fed has every reason to remain accommodative. and i think today we'll probably see in yellen someone who is fundamentally dovish. the inflation outlook in the united states and elsewhere continues to be demine. and i think the one certain impact of the difficulties emerging markets are facing at the moment is that it is a deflationary event for the world economy. so more reason for the central banks to remain fundamentally accommodative. and that is what i expect to see fall the rest of this year. >> you say, dominic, the u

south east of denver. the two were caught in an avalanche. yesterday's avalanche is the latest in a string of deadly snow slides. in fact, last week, six people were killed, two each in colorado, utah and oregon. >> >> up next a big, big jackpot up for grabs. how much you can win in this week's powerball drawing -- . woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> a call for liberty in venezuela, members of the bay area came out today to bring attention to the anti- government movement in caraccas. something that left two students dead. in san francisco, they said the killings were carried out out b

anti-gay constitutional and commitment in utah is currently in limbo a federal judge has same-sex marriage in >> reporter: an ice storm is crippling the southt and it is moving north. >> catherine: more than 1 million people are in the storm's path authority's are begging people to stay off the rose but one of the places where were listening north carolina. in the city of charlotte north carolina where one of the places traffic has come to a halt. a lot of people thought they had a brief window to get these done but they were wrong >> catherine: the gridlock looking like what atlanta look like a two weeks ago but speaking of atlanta everyone had learned their lesson for the most part everyone stayed home today with nearly deserted highways and roadways in much of the south and east ice is up to an inch thick it one georgia neighborhood this was one man's version of the luge the national weather service is calling this a major war to store and cook to use to intensify and moved north and is already proved deadly with at least nine people killed in weather-related accidents >> catherine: in kansas this young man lost all two toes after walkin

have the tenth circuit with cases from utah and oklahoma, and the ninth circuit with the case from nevada, so this is all moving very rapidly, and you mention the southa judge in kentucky said the state can't bar same-sex couples who are legally married in other states from having their marriages recognized in kentucky. so it is moving very quickly. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. sara, to you now, because this is the first victory in the south for supporters of same-sex marriage. were you surprised by this one? >> i was a little surprised by this. you know, virginia is the last to the table in desegregation and the first to the table on marriage equality, and i think that is fantastic, and i think it's valentine's day, love is in the air. this is a wonderful moment for us, but there is a tremendous amount of more work that we have to do. there's over 30 states that we don't have marriage equality in. >> 33. >> 33, yep. and we have 29 states where you can still be fired for being lgbt, so there's a lot more work to be done here, but it is a moment to pause and celebrate. >> you have the 33 states where marriage is defined as a man and woman, one of each, and the

south from dallas all the way eastward toward raleigh area. watch out for slick roadways throughout tuesday. back to you. >>> a college student died after being buried by an avalanche in utahashleigh cox died after being taken off life support yesterday. she had been caught in a slide as she snowshoed saturday. she was buried in the water for at least 40 minutes. >>> a 21-year-old california woman is facing serious charges this morning after a wrong-way crash killed at least six people. that was just one of two deadly crashes this weekend involving drivers going the wrong way. here's abc's bazi kanani. >> what is he doing? >> reporter: a driver in such disbelief -- >> am i being [ bleep ] right now? >> reporter: she pulls out her cell phone to record an suv swerving through oncoming traffic on interstate 275 near tampa, florida. in a few more seconds it ends horrifically. the wrong-way driver dying after slamming head-on into a car of college kids, four fraternity brothers also killed instantly. here in california, less than three hours later, a driver went right past these warning signs onto the pomona freeway. three vehicles mangled, six dead. a wreck so bad investigates

utah. citigroup is the third largest employer in singapore with jobs, all of which could be in the united states. although they have pushed a lot of jobs to southjapan and to china. so if you go company by company, the first thing you recognize is there aren't very many companies. there used to be at least a dozen banks and brokerage firms that are headquartered in new york that were of great size. they're not there anymore. and of the ones that are left, they are putting money and jobs out of new york. why are they doing it? one of the key reasons is because you had three attorney generals in a row who can't stop suing them. in fact, today we had this unique situation where, you know, we've got the brooklyn district attorney suing banks for something that mcdonald's just did in vietnam and the whole world is cheering mcdonald's for being in vietnam. >> you mean prioritizing its own in this case -- making use of connections to get the business yield on which you say should actually be a matter of fact. >> well, as a matter of fact, you know, the situation that i'm mentioning in vietnam, of course, is mcdonald's opened its first, you know, new s