it's only about three hours from utah, the utah location that josh powell, susan powell's husband, says he last saw his wife alive. who discovered the body, jean casarez? >> well, it was someone that was working in the area with those wind turbine units. and they were trying to get cell phone reception. so they actually were just walking through this very rural area and came upon this body. but nancy, it is a heavily snow-filled area. and if snow has been covering that body for months, since december 6th, for instance, and it just began to melt, some of that decomposition we hear could be pretty severe might not be quite as bad. some of the body could have been preserved. >> back to dr. michael arnall, given the fact of jean's reporting of the heavy -- the deep snow that is just now thawing, is there a chance, dr. arnall, that she may have actually been preserved, frozen in a sense? >> if this person went missing december 7th and has now been discovered in a snow field in april, there's a significant chance that that person would be quite well preserved. if this person is skeletonized,

utah will be shutdown at camden. camden will be blocked at paca, and washington boulevard will be blocked at alpaca. be aware to cooperate with the police officers as they direct traffic throughout the area. let's check in on the main lines showing you what it looks like, 95 at the 895 merge, nothing to complain about there. southbound lanes or northbound stretch all the way up toward the beltway. on the beltway outer loo lanes looking good. 11 minutes 54 miles per hour and the same speed with only an 8 minute clip from 83 up toward 795. same deal with an 11-minute ride from 795 all the way down toward 95. that is a look at your morning travels. patrice, back over to you. >>> 6:31 now on fox 45 morning news. the fire breaks out at an annapolis bar forcing the evacuation of the governor and dozens of other state lawmakers. the fire started after 11:00 last night at o'brien's which is on main street. lawmakers were there celebrating the freshmen members of the general assembly. the governor security team escorted him o

still blocking two right lanes on marketplace and utah. there's delays on 795 southbound.ide delays on the outer lupe and 49 miles per hour is your average. there's a live look at the delay at old fort road. this is brought to you by toyota. >>> all right, thank you. this morning's coffee with is with brook shields. let's welcome the 18th interview who's saying good morning baltimore. >> we appreciate that. >> well, i'm just common. >> no, that's not true. >> well, interestingly enough, we're in the studio that housed the buddy dean show and that was the corny colins show. that took place here in the same room. >> wow, well, that's a bit of trivia i didn't have before this. thank you. >> we're channeling the movie now. >> we were just listening to a previous interview you had done. we're looking here. by the way, at the computer, the previews for the movie. you said you loved working with brendan fraser because you didn't have to walk in a trench. >> well, i would walk off curbs and trenches to have my leading men not to be towered over. >> i didn't know he was that big of

that is when 27 miners were killed in utah's wilwerg ma. >> it happened just before christmas and here'som the abc news vault from december 23rd, 1984. >> from abc news, this is "world news tonight sunday." now from our washington headquarters, sam donaldson. >> they sealed up the wilberg coal mine today in central utah. sealed it up in an effort to put out the fire. the bodies of all but two trapped inside have been located. sealed it up with the bodies still inside thus bringing to a tragic end the frantic rescue effort that began when the fire broke out wednesday night. judd rose has details. >> reporter: on the fourth day, the wilberg mine became a tomb. the smoky, deadly coal fire flared up again and with rescue crews in danger, the mine was cleared and sealed for at least 72 hours. >> we determined that the possibility of finding survivors no longer existed. >> reporter: the families were told last night that all hope was gone after 12 more bodies were found, leaving only two missing. the grief was made all the worse as work crews closed off the mine with cinderblocks to stop oxyge

. >> there are bright stars shining on utah street. wieters, to jones, you name it, they've got them. linda sow has a preview of what's going on today. >> good morning, well lots is shining here at camden yards. >> this place is coming back to life. they have the lights on in the stadium. putting up the final touches on the board. they're painting that last strip. i gotta tell you, fans, of course, you'll get the classic opening day festivities, music, all the pregame ceremonies, but you'll see a lot of changes. one thing they've done outside the utah street gate here, they've given the numbers a new touch-up, new paint job, they're nice and shiny. inside you'll see lots of changes too. close to 18,000 seats on the lower level have been replaced. new seats have higher backs, cup holders, there's a new way to find your seat at the ballpark. they switched each row from letters to numbers. perhaps the best noticeable change is that menu. this year you'll find a lot more to eat. salads to gluten-free beer. lots of restaurants have set up s

i remember reading about utah. utah wasn't accepted in the union until they changed the certain policy on marriage when they were a territory. extraordinary change that was required, but that was what happened. congress didn't supinely say -- or lay down here and say, oh, yes, you said you want to be a state, therefore, we have no action. this is a way for us getting a measure of the sentiment of the people of puerto rico. i don't see why we should be upset about that. and i know there's some outside observers who have suggested that somehow this undermines the constitution, that somehow there is a plot. examine the history of tennessee. examine the history of the response of the congress. it is absolutely historically factual that the congress decides under what terms a new state will be formed and when and if we will accept a new state. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. lungren: i'm sorry. i only have two minutes here. if you have time to yield to me i'd be happy to answer the question. so all i'm saying, allow us

two examples, michigan and utah. now about north carolina? a labor union saying it wants to form a third party in north carolina because it thinks democrats aren't looking out for workers so much. take a look at how people break down in north carolina. according to the gallup poll you 47% democrats, 38% republicans. so you think by looking at that this is a democratic state. but look at this. let's stretch these numbers out a little bit. asked north carolinians to describe themselves, 38% are moderate. 40% are conservatives. only 18.4% say they're liberal. a country right now that has a lot of tugging by the right a lot of tugging by left in this environment the president has to name a new supreme court pick and get him through the united states senate. it is a fascinating time for the presidency of the united states. a fascinating challenge. we'll continue to talk about it as the program goes on looking not only at the challenge for president making a new supreme court pick but where is the mid until american politics. >>> this part of the s

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. >> breaking news in the case of the missing utah mom. could her husband's conscience lead to a cocococococo >>> 200,000 people will be without any income starting tomorrow morning all because congress failed to extend the unemployment benefits program before leaving for easter break. but, in a show of support, president barack obama attended easter services with his family at the allen chapel, a church located in an area of d.c. besieged by high unemployment and poverty. joining me for what is bound to be a lively debate here is the ladies. ann coulter and kirsten powers. the chicks are under the sting in the nest right now, ladies so you are safe. bahawhat do you make of this? >> it has been blocked a couple of times by two different republicans and i think that it is something that probably won't go over too well with the public in terms of the republicans are trying to put it off on the democrats for going away for the easter break. i think it as sad time to decide to be fiscally disciplined. you know, you don't hear them -- >> have a

only two men have been executed that way in the past 33 years, both in utah.bly gary gilmore in 977. the south may be in for rough weather tonight. tornado watches up through mississippi. this follows tornado sitings yesterday, including texas where a pair of storm chasers got a very close look at one. despite the scary pictures, this april has been pretty quiet with only 19 tornados in the u.s. the average for this month is close to 200. and in alaska today state troopers honored a modern-day rin tin tin named buddy. with a chemical fire raging in a workshop, buddy's owner said "g.e.d. help." the five-year-old german shepherd got the attention of a state trooper who was responding to the scene but was lost. acting on a hunch, he followed buddy straight to the fire. today bull di was presented with a silver bowl for saving the family home. and coming up next, how did we ever live without it? youtube turns five. presenting miracle-gro liquafeed. the only garden feeder... that works with ready-to-use liquid miracle-gro. it's a revolutionary way to grow a great g

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a congressional see for utah in exchange for their seat in washington, d.c. utah being predominantly republican and d.c. being predominantly democratic. house majority leader steny hoyer told the reporters he's profoundly disappointed that the matter would not come to a vote. he was unable to resolve all the differences. washington is the capital of the world's greatest democracy. but the city's lack of representation is, in his words, a blank on that democracy. >>> on wall street today, the dow industrials rose 25 points to close at 11,117. the nasdaq closed up 20 points at 2,500. the s&p 500 closed up nine points to end the day at 1207. >>> congress is now considering how best to rein in wall street. the past several years the financial system has become exceedingly complex but the success of any reform effort may hinge on a simple question. that's can congress put aside partisan concerns? there were hints the answer is maybe. steve handelsman is on capitol hill now with the latest. hi, steve. >> reporter: may be a shock given the recent history. but talk i

washington got a seat and utah got an extra seat.ey had the missionaries oversea and they were not counseled in the last census, but that will be taken care of in 2010. i think that some folks might back off, but i doubt it. >> john q the utah component of all of this, senator hatch was not happy that it was not a designated area. how big of a player was this part of the opposition. >> it was a problem that they wanted to make it at large, instead of a congressional district, but there is a bigger issue. many believe this was an unconstitutional maneuver. the constitution says that states will have a right to vote for representatives in washington and there will be a body for the cooperate that is not part of the state. so, weguardless, more than likely this would end up at the supreme court. >> so, come the election late thifall we might see a shift in power in congress. do you think that will impact if this comes up for a vote. >> it will be a while. i live in the district of columbia. i would like representation. we have more peop

they're setting up again in utah.go to las vegas in case you want to 2 and get your brows done. >> i'd go to that and i could use that. i could definitely use the spray tanning thing. >> no comment on the hairy back? >> i don't have a hairy back. you know, i'm just -- >> i don't know by the way. >> well, get ready to find out. no, i'm kidding. hey, when you fly, they say that you can't be too young to sit in an exit row. you can't be under 13. apparently you also can't be too old. because this poor british couple, they paid extra money to sit in that exit row so they'd have more leg room and they were told, you can't sit there, you're too old. 77 and 79 years old. derrick on the left, marian on the right. they were going to egypt, they paid extra money. the airline told them no. the deal is, and it makes sense, i kind of agree, because you have to be able to operate the door, pull it open, and help people out in an emergency. and i love you, derrick and marian, you look like a lovely, fine couple. but you know, maybe

these pictures coming out of solitude, utah, and they got four and a half feet.e's a head right there. my goodness. we better make it clear that they're doing some pretty awesome powdered skiing and they're not buried screaming for help. >> they're fine. no deadly avalanches there. just amazing a amazing snow for the month of april. they often get dumped out there, but the last couple of weeks they've had a lot of spring skiing and they've had a pile of skiing and that extended across the i-70 corridor, south towards aspen and vail, i think, got 19 inches of snow. not a lot of people showing up for work today. careers are nothing today on a powder day. you don't have friends. you don't have mothers. denver seeing some snow right now and this will begin to taper off throughout the afternoon. the rainfall today right now, chicago, back through detroit, this is not severe yet, but later on today we still have that threat for seeing severe weather in the same spots and maybe shifting it just a little bit farther to the east today. this is a very slow, slow moving sto

for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? mr. bishop: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize one of utah's great medical association as it celebrates 100 years of anniversary. followed in ogden, it was to bring medical services to underserved areas. the church assumed leadership and expanded services for even more residents. in 1976, the l.d.s. church relength issued control to the not-for profit health care. taking this charge of excellence to heart, tens of thousands of working individuals have devoted their lives of healing patients at the intermountain medical center and their efforts have been recognized as a national model for providing quality and affordable health care. i ask you and my colleague to join me in congratting the intermountain medical hospital for 100 years of dedicated service and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? mr. quigley: address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. quigley: israel declared its independence and establi

based on the 2000 census his home state of utah missed out on picking up an additional seat on capitolby count of just 800 people. he sees flaws with the census process but warns that the conservatives who opt out could lose ability how tax dollars are spent and who represents them in washington. >> we can work to improve the sen us the later but right now -- census later but right i know sign the form. >> reporter: this year's form has ten questions with how many people were living and stayinging in the house on april 1 to what is your phone number? >> we are independent of the political uses of census data, and in the partisan politics that comes with it. >> reporter: the census bureau mounted outreach thefthis year including ads at the lbgt community. >> for the first time, same-sex married couples will be counted. this includes couple who may live where the relationship is not recognized. >> reporter: testimonials from the lbgt representative talk about using it for maximum funding for programs they care most about, meaning the conservatives who don't participate could lose ground

mine accidents since 14, when 27 people died in utah. federal investigators are on the scene in west virginia. congress has promised to hold hearings. >>> president obama has ordered changes in the nuclear defense strategy, cutting out the nuclear option in all but a few scenarios. >> if a non-nuclear state is in compliance with the nonproliferation treaty and its obligations, the u.s. pledges not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against it. >> the new policy includes not using nuclear weapons in self- defense against nations that launched biological, chemical, or cyber attacks. the exceptions are countries such as north peron -- north korea or iran that are in violation of the nuclear treaty. >>> u.s. press secretary robert gates said -- robert gibbs said that hamid karzai's recent comments are untrue and troublesome. he was scheduled to visit the white house may 12. gibbs said his comments will be monitored to see whether the meeting will take place. >>> an arrest in washington state. federal agents have arrested charles wilso

city the most liberal city in the country is detroit and the most conservative city is somewhere in utah. so it's a function of the language of race is one of liberation. we want to be freed. so you see that sort of the political consciousness. now, one of the first things we see and we talk about this in the book the economic policy of black people this keynesian which means we see that government -- we see the government plays a role in economics. i haven't seen a pulled yet but i'd sure if there was one order is one out there you would see that african americans really want the government to play a very central robust role in procreation, wpa, new deal like a job creation program. the second thing that is equally important is that we are distinctly pro union and there's a chapter in the book we talk about the factory in chicago that went on strike. shortly after barack obama was elected. they made on a sit-down strike because they were not getting their wages, and basically the plant closed, the public windows and doors, and they were not going to give the factory workers their wages.

polygamous marriages were better off name the they could vote, women could vote in the territory of utahúpÑ,Ñ2Ñst equality, the parallel case of bob jones university, u.s. versus bob jones university that evangelical university lost its tax exemption because the band interracial dating and the compelling state interest cited was the protection of racial equality. they said we have a compelling interest in not giving fever to any practice of racial inequality so they could say the same thing about sex inequality. in fact the protection of six equal body has never been used as a compelling state interest and i think they are afraid to use it because it has some interesting consequences like withdrawing the tax exception from all of the major catholic universities whose president is required to be a male deposits required to be a certain order of priests of georgetown would be the only one that would be okay because they got out of that. but, you know, so i think the court doesn't want to go there been any way that would be compelling state interest. what if we have a practice of polyandry

>> salt lake city, utah. >> jimmy: okay, very good. [ scattered cheers ] >> yeah!ions. >> one beer. >> jimmy: preston, what did you do this weekend? >> ah, new jersey devils game. >> jimmy: okay. you went to a hockey game. >> yeah, big hockey fan. >> jimmy: that's good. all right, good. so, you went and saw a devils game? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: very, very good. did they win? >> yes, they did win. >> jimmy: that's great. you were you good luck. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: very, very good. all right, so here we go. hey, roots, we have our friend preston -- [ laughter ] >> don't worry about it. >> jimmy: preston, he goes by one name, like cher. >> madonna. >> jimmy: like madonna, yeah. preston, he's from salt lake city, utah, and over the weekend he saw a hockey game. he saw the new jersey devils win. >> got to love it. >> jimmy: yeah, got to love it. thank you, preston. [ laughter ] for this one, i want to throw you guys for a loop. how about we do this one in the style of opera. opera music. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on, come on. >> questlove: opera? >>

assigned to storm utah beach on d-day most of the soldiers he trained with the eventually died in combat. and stories including the swimmer, 548, country husband and to radio, seem indelibly etched into the canon of american literature. they won the 1979 award for fiction. blake bailey whose biography of richard yates was an nbc finalist offers an ancestor's to afterlife biography of an heir to the yankee protestant defendants whose kitchen was littered in bottles. a prodigious feat of research that required processing and coaxing testimony out of witnesses bailey's account fills 700 pages. bailey's attentive to his subjects triumphs as well as his bingees. john cheever once wrote literature is the salvation of the damned. it has inspired and guided lovers, routed despair and in this case can save the world. literature saved him from an early death in battle but in bailey's vivid portrait it could not save him from his own tormented self. we congratulate blake bailey. [applause] >> i am blake bailey. thanks very much to the book critics circle for this honor and this was in many ways a d

salt lake city, utah, this morning has been seeing some stormy weather mostly to the north of you. so in the rockies, it's kind of the worst of the weather today. raleigh, north carolina, showers and storms also for you. well, we'll take a look at where more of that wet weather is located when i come back. >> all right. thank you, bill. >>> well, apple delivers, delta sees brighter skies, and proof you really can advertise anywhere. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, talk about therapy material, kim kardashian wishes she hadn't posed for "playboy" and blames her mom. >>> the celtics roll without kevin garnett, the new york ira save the best for last. you're watching "early today." ls save the best for last. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headline this morning. >>> in new york 14 members of the gambino crime family have been arrested and slapped with a long list of charges including murder, jury tampering, and drug trafficking. the prosecutors also say

senator orrin hatch, republican, utah. our rtca awards coordinator, jill jackson of cbs news. your next chair of the radio tv association, peter slen of c- span. from my far right, you're left, mike mondrian, jim manley, senior communications director to senator harry reid. fox news channel. senator lamar alexander, republican of tennessee. chairman of this dinner in 2012 and everybody's favorite cameraman, jay mcmichael. chair of the house rules committee, straight from health care debate centro, louise slaughter from new york. dave mcconnell. rtca executive committee outgoing treasurer, linda kenyan of crn news. and of course you know mr. vice president. you can clap. [applause] our association is fortunate to have the house and senate radio tv gallery staff. they help us do our job every day. i want to expand a special thank you. these folks are the heart and soul of making the daily coverage of capitol hill possible. on the house side, olga ramirez, gayle davis, helen debarge, and anthony keller. on the senate side, a crhichris boyd and arlen salazar. >> ladies and gentlem

most said it want to from utah just to see the cherry blossoms. she expected crowds, but the beauty of the cherry blossoms bloom her away. >> are gorgeous. you come down here and you do not want to go home. you just want to stay here. i am coming back tomorrow. it was worth it. >> a lot of the people came to the tidal basin said they wanted to come now instead of waiting around until this weekend, with the warm weather on tap saturday and sunday, which is likely to get extremely crowded down here. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> count on that. >>> love, marriage, and first cousins? >> local lawmakers fight about that tonight. >> also, jennifer hudson, but this has nothing to do with music. >> a 10-year-old tased by a police officer. >> first, a boy killed at disney world. saving money on cereal. - bread. - laundry detergent. even paper towels and toothpaste. at safeway, we've made a promise to lower the prices... on thousands of everyday items throughout the store. and, with our club card specials like... safeway ham, just 88¢ a po

bennett had done a terrible job, he didn't go back home, he didn't visit utah enough. he didn't do sort of his own politics here and he got caught with his pants down. and you sit there, and, yes, it's hard to believe that a guy like bob bennett, not exactly the definition of a liberal republican, would somehow get pushed out by a more conservative wing of the party. but they're pushing him out because they can. it's easy to do. florida, same thing. and look, crist also had the added issue of being governor at a time when it's not easy being a governor of any state right now. and it's a pretty -- you've got to make some unpopular decisions. >> well what i'm seeing here, chris, is a series of purges. it's not that the party is moving to the right. it's an incumbents like governors, five-term senators like specter, party leaders like john mccain, conservatives like bob bennett, all being pushed out of the party. told to go away, end your political career because you're not a movement conservative. i do think it's a little different than a party moving right or left or co

. >> reporter: after last year's vandalism theft of cal's number 8 statue on utah street, they've redone reinforced all of the hall of fame number tributes. >> yeah, it's full of fans. >> reporter: as always, for the people who work here, the excitement and optimism of another season runs deep. >> i'm excited for the whole city of baltimore, state of maryland. >> it's really only -- it's exciting for everybody. >> those losses to tampa bay, come home and let's shock people this year. >> reporter: tim rutherford, abc2 news. >>> the orioles go to bat against the toronto blue jays. game time 3:05. fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 2:30 when the pregame ceremonies will start, and o's legend brooks robinson will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. >>> plenty of activities planned. stadium opens as noon, each fan will get a 2010 schedule and a car magnet at the gate. musical groups will entertainment fans. an important traffic advisory, parking restrictions will be in place. so city officials are encouraging fans to use public transportation. they point out that the charm city circ

, as i read it, i was reading what i thought was my own experience as a biracial kid growing up in utahhout the black side of my community, finding myself more as an american life to afford my own identity of parts that were somehow still missing but still emerging. so there was a moment in particular when he appeared to me, if you will. it was on the campus of lewis and clark college which both of these men know quite well. very close to president mini's office where we requisitioned the entire space, the last table had spread out -- john did something that looking back, what were you thinking? he gave, in 19-year-old sophomore the option to go up there and look at this material sometimes only being the fourth person who had never seen it. ellison, ellison's wife, john and finally meet. astounding thing to go from spanish class to reading a listen's unpublished second novel. mythic almost in its proportion. an astounding thing. to have this opportunity. and i was ready for it because i was and ellison groupie by that point. i had read "invisible man" and he was my god. he was helping m

host: next up, utah. caller: i'm sure many people are as old as i and remember the missiles from october. the only thing that allowed the president, president kennedy to pack those russians down -- the fact that he was dealing from a position of strength. the only thing that kept the soviets from running all over europe during the cold war years with the fact that they knew we could stop them with nuclear weapons. i'm not an advocate of nuclear weapons, but i am of being able to deal with this people from a position of strength. even now as president obama is talking about reducing nuclear arms, and talking about not developing any new weapons systems, the chinese are in the process of building new weapons systems. i'm sorry, but i do not believe all the tanks and missiles the russians possessed during the cold war years have just totally disappeared. host: austin, thanks. martin has this op-ed in this morning's "the washington times" with apologies to dr. seuss. he says "do you like my healthcare plan? y

i want alex to look at utah.ho would have predicted this, utah senator bob bennett has been under attack for being a washington insider. can he fight off attacks from his right and hold on to his seat? we don't even know who is running against him and this guy has a hard time, right, alex? alex? >> maybe the most, best-known candidate running in the race is an attorney naked mike lee, a former prosecutor, his father was a solicitor-general. but doesn't have much of a political profile on his own. he's hoping to take advantage of what is really a petty unusual nominating process out there. there's a convention that's really activist dominated and if one candidate can get 60% of those activists behind them, they can get the nomination. now mitt romney is going out to that event to win votes for him. he's one of the most popular politicians in the state. it's a test of romney as well as for the senator. >> that is fascinating. steve, take a look at kentucky, this gop race is no tea party. it's getting nasty between

polygamous marriages were better off name the they could vote, women could vote in the territory of utah in 1870 and that was certainly not true of these others said they were really hypocritical when they said these women are leaving this terrible life and they were fighting tooth and nail against divorce on grounds of cruelty and other things women wanted so i think that the history of demonizing polygamy is atrocious. what would we say today if there were a religion that claimed polygamy as an essential part of its religious practices? because i think the right to marry is the right of individuals, belongs to all individuals and then can be trumped by compelling state interest that is the structure that i argued for. would there be a compelling state interest? in the case of same-sex marriage, the courts have gone through the possible contenders and they found that none stands up. i think in the case of polygamy there is just one that stands up and that is the interest in sex equality, the parallel case of bob jones university, u.s. versus bob jones university that evangelical univers

. >>> utah's carlos boozer had 31 points and held off the nuggets 117-106. the jazz are up 3-1.e is on wednesday in denver. >>> san antonio's george hill scored 29 and the spurs held off the mavericks for a 92-89 victory. the spurs have a 3-1 lead and could eliminate dallas tuesday night. >>> in miami, dwyane wade sent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over boston.sent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bostoent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bostont set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bostot set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bosto set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over boston. the heat avoided elimination, but boston could take the series with a win tuesday at home. >>> in baseball, another game winning home run for the white sox. in chicago, paul konerko hit his major league leading eighth home run to give the white sox a 3-2 win over seattle. and albert pujols hit his seventh home run in the

territory and the next 21 days, were constant companions in a concord stagecoach rattling across nebraska, utah, and nevada. stagecoach stopped every 50 miles to meet other travelers or let them eat. at one station, twain ran into a real life gun slinger who worked for the stage line when he wouldn't busy robbing it and he carried around the ear of one of his victims as a good luck charm. slade was about to take the last cup of coffee, wrote twain, when he noticed that my cup was empty. he politely offered to fill it and i politely declined, i was afraid he hadn't killed anybody that morning and might be needing the diversion. twain survived that confrontation, but slade was lynched a couple of years later by montana vigilantes for disturbing the peace, which by standards of the west, must have been a pretty big disturbance. the brothers topped off in salt lake city where orion was supposed to meet with brigham young. sam went along for the visit. brigham young, who had 17 wives himself, advised mark twain to stop at a dozen. take my word for it, said young, 10 or 11 wives is all you need. twai

snow in colorado, utah and wyoming. and light rain in the pacific northwest. >> 61 in seattle. 65 in boise. 75 in sacramento. around 70 in fargo, omaha and the twin cities. 60 in the northeast. and 80s from miami to dallas. >>> still ahead this morning, the nation's $250 million lottery winner. >> lucky guy. >>> they were supposed to be wap watching the economy. but they were watching something else, instead. >>> and the middle sch >>> well, overseas stock markets are mixed to close out the week. tokyo's nikkei average fell 0.3% today. hong kong's hang seng is lower. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow added nine points yesterday. the nasdaq gained 14 points. >>> a couple of technology giants could weigh on wall street today. investors were apparently hoping for more from microsoft. the company's stock fell in extended trading, despite a strong quarter. microsoft's profit jumped 35% from last year. the newest version of windows drove sales. as companies spent more on new computers. >>> and shares

how would "shop class as soulcarft" -- hawken utah get into politics and politicians? >> it doesn't -- it doesn't really speak to politics in the narrow sense of republicans versus democrats or on that level. but i do try to articulate at the very end in the brief sketch of something like progressive republicanism, small 'r', that would take its bearings from our share of capacity to realize what is best in the human condition, and with attentiveness to how that's very much a function of the economy, being able to find a good work and being space for that in the economy and a sort of take that as the touchstone for politics in so far as our political decisions affect the economy. so in other words, in the case for of entrepreneurship and making that bible. and i have to say that one thing that's quite important for that is health care. i would not have been able to go into business if it were not for the fact that my wife had a job with health care, and i think there's a lot of people out there who that is the stumbling block. >> you can read his book or he will fix yo

years. 2007 six miners and three rescuers were killed in a collapse at the crandall canyon mine in utah. a year earlier two separate incidents. a methane explace at a mine in west virginia killed 12 people and an explosion in kentucky left five dead. stay with us for continuing coverage. we countercrews headed to -- we have crews headed to the scene right now. we'll bring you any new developments as they come in. >>> a frightening home invasion white a virginia woman slept. the victim is dying from a terminal illness but police say she found the strength to scare off the intruder. roby chavez picks up the story. >> reporter: it was a terrifying moment for the 58- yard woman well -- 58-year-old woman we'll call mary. she'd only been in bed a short time and was finishing up her nightly rosar mary heard the alarm and the door open but she thought it was her husband returning home from work. she soon realized it was an intruder in her bed who got in through an unlocked door. >> as i'm laying there, he pulled the blanket down and of course i didn't have anything on and a hand behind my head

. >> reporter: after last year's vandalism theft of cal's number 8 statue on utah street, they've redone and reinforced all the hall of fame number tributes. as always, for the people who work here, the excitement and optimism of another season runs deep. >> come home, put a nice winning streak together and let's shock some people this year. >> reporter: at camden yards, tim rutherford, abc2 news. >> the orioles take on the blue jays tomorrow. fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 2:30 for the pregame ceremonies. >>> and we have an important traffic advisory, parking restrictions are in place. city officials are encouraging fans to use public transportation and they also suggest try the circulator. another option for getting to the stadium. or you may want to consider old fashioned car pooling. . >>> well, everybody wants to know how is the weather going to be for opening day. >> it's working out for us, kelly. now, is it going to be that hot, perfect baseball weather we had the last couple of days? >> no. >> but at least all the rain is getting out of here just in time, it looks l

they beat utah, everybo was like, yeah, maybe we're okay. but this is a disconcerting game. they have some stuff they need toork out if they're going to win another title. >> jeff: i think the only thing they have to work out is health. andrew bynum -- you don't just take someone that gets 15 points and eight rebounds and blocks shots, as mason jr. takes a foul. you don't just take that out and it not hurt yo team. they're not a deep team to begin with, so, injuries impact them more than any team. >> mark: i disagree. though bynum is a key part to the success of this team, the mentality. their approach is almost too cool. there's no sense of urgency and when you have that type of mentality, you put yourself in position to be beaten by teams that have no business beating you. and we watched that too often with this laker team. jpd but to me, i'm not -- i don't agree, and you won't agree with me, so this is no news, but i don't think it's the urgency. when kobe bryant doesn't play well and they're down an andrew bynum, i don't think they have enough talent to consistently beat

. >>> utah it's carlos would you zer had 31 points and held off the nuggets 117-106. are up 3-1. game five is on wednesday in denver. >>> san antonio's george hill scored 29 and the spurs held off the maverickss for a 92-9 victory. the spurs have a 3-1 lead and could eliminate dallas tuesday night. >>> in miami, dwyane wade sent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over boston. the heat avoided elimination, but boston could take the series with a win tuesday at home. >>> in baseball, another game winning home run for the white sox. in chicago, paul came dare company his his major league leading home run to give the white sox a 3-2 win over seattle. and albert pujols hit his sefbt home run in the first inning, that was all st. louis needed for a 2-0 win over san francisco. >>> when we return, we'll take another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and driving head first in to danger. storm chasers tell us why they do it. ♪ nutri-grain -- one good decision... can lead to another. ♪ made with real fruit and now with more... of the whole grains

dallas falls to a second place tie with idle utah out west. >>> out of the nhl, bruins, panthers, bsthers strike first. the rest was up to scott clemmensen, second period. look at him deny mark recchi. clemmensen did that plenty of times on thursday night. made 36 saves, fifth career shutout. bs are eighth in the east. that'll do it for this espn news update. i'm j.w. stewart. now back to you in new york. >> well, controversial arizona sheriff joe arpaio has come up with an unusual way to slim down his overweight prison population. the sheriff calls it pedal vision making inmates use a bicycle to generate electricity that powers their tv. one hour of pedaling provides an hour of tv viewing. for now the program is only available to female prisoners but if it works it could be offered to men, as well. >>> all right, coming up next the stories we'll be following today including members of that anti-government militia learning whether they'll be released on bail. as the weather warms, walgreens and the makers of zyrtec... want to make sure allergies don' always have to keep ! you cooped

in utah today republican senator orrin hatch urged the president to pick a moderate. >> and if he will, he will go down in history as a better president. if there doesn't, there will be a whale of a fight. >> reporter: confirmation hearings have been decisive and may be again this time on the heels of a bitter health care debate and in an election year. >> just because you have a democratic president replacing a more liberal justice doesn't mean that the process won't be contentious. people on both ends of the spectrum will be pushing the president in the direction they favor. >> reporter: senior aide as say the president takes a hands-on approach as a constitutional lawyer himself reading articles, cases and briefs, not necessarily relying on summary and memos provided by aides. this is one of those choices that can be the lasting legacy of a presidency, brian. >> savannah, we are already hearing expressions "the whale of a fight" that could be waiting in the weeds here. does that argue against a president choosing a politician from another walk of life because that person would bring

and that the demonization of mormon polygamy is grossly inaccurate in the sense women in polygamy in utahand women elsewhere no property lights women in the area could vote and that's certainly not true of others. they were hip critical when they said oh, these women were living this terrible life and they were fighting tooth and nail on grounds of cruelty on all things women wanted. so i think our history of demonizing polygamy is atrocious. what would we say today if there were a religion that claimed polygamy as an essential part of religious practice? i think the right to marry is a right of individuals. it belong to all individuals and then it could be trumped by compelling state interest. that's the part i argue for. would there be a compelling state interest? well, in the case of same-sex marriage the courts have gone through the possible contenders and they found none that stands up. i think in the case of polygamy there's just one that stands up and that is the interest and sex equality. in parallel case, the case of bob jones -- u.s. versus bob jones university. that evangelical

i think that utah out of this, the catholic church will just eemergency a little bit stronger and wiser. >> i would tell him t pray and have faith and don't let nothing stand in his way. >> but alex was reading his bible. >> i was just reading the gospel reading for today. >> reporter: he believes what is really important to catholics will continue to survive. >> it is not what is wrong with the church. it is the people in it. so i'm not worried about the gospel truth. >> reporter: in northeast, tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >>> they haven't found a church home yet but the first family did attend easter services in d.c. they visited allen chapel ame in southeast. michelle obama's mother, mrs. marian robinson, attended as well. >>> before a commuter alert this morning. a warning from a top u.s. senator about possible threats against mass transportation. coleing up next, we'll have details. >>> what a beautiful weekend we had. lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. today, a little less sunshine but the mild temperatures stick around and then we will be in for some steamy temperatures. w

demonization of mormon polygamy is grossly inaccurate in the sense that women in public isthmus marriage and utah didn't -- the it problem is that so too did women in monogamous marriage as well, no property rights and some in effect in one respect the woman in the polygamous marriage were better off. they could vote. women could vote in the territory in 1870 and that was certainly not true of the others said they were hypocritical when they said these women are living at her double life and they were fighting to end name on divorce and everything women wanted. so the history of demonizing polygamy is atrocious. well what we say today if there were a religion that claimed polygamy as an essential part of its religious practices? is there? i think the right to marry is the right of individuals. it belongs to all individuals than it can be trumped by the compelling state interest. that is the structure i argued for. would there be a compelling state interest? in the case of same-sex marriage the courts have gone through possible contenders and found that none stands up. i think in the case of polyg

as goes utah so goes vermont. this became the credo of constitutional sobriety. tr's strong showing, the fact he came in second to wilson and his dominance presence in the campaign signaled the birth of modern mass democracy which became part of the living constitution during the 1930s. in fact, by tr's response, excuse me, by the response to tr's insurgency wilson too towards the end of that campaign began to champion mass opinion. when he was elected president he governed as a new nationalist rather than as a new freedom progressive and therefore he transformed the democratic party into american politics. now, taft and wilson as well as most democrats and republicans were surprised that tr's provocative campaign for pure democracy was so well received in many parts of the country. communicated to those voters directly to the new mass media, independent newspapers and popular magazines through the muckrakers, through audio recordings of tr's most important rhetoric and in movie houses it resonated especially with the fastest-growing areas of the country which be

. >> i'm very interested including our good senator from utah, senator hatch, born the nasa's nasa's -- at the national space agencies fiscal year 2011 budget. i would like to make my opening remarks turned to my colleagues and then senator hatch to you. is that agreeable, senator? >> of course it is. >> i know the judiciary committee is meeting. well, we're going to be welcoming administrator bolden, of course our colleague, senator hatch and then mr. john frost, a member of the nasa aerospace safety advisory panel who will be speaking to the committee, to ensure that no matter where we decide, we ensure the safety of the astronauts. the 2011 nasa budget is $19 billion, $276 million more than 2010. the top highlight of this new budget includes major investments in science. $5 billion in 2011. this is a special of the heart and plus up in earth science. we'll be talking about that in a minute. the other that we think is quite heartening is extending the life of the international space station to continue its operation through 2020 and possibly beyond, bleeping better value for a doll