that's not the state of utah's fight. staff here manage him day to day because he is a death row inmate. he'll get what's coming to a death row inmate and nothing more. >> from death row, the condemned will be transferred in a state van to the back of the uinta three building. >> i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my conviction, or execute me and get it over with. now, you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, two years, ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> if ralph menzies is to be executed, he will be moved from a holding cell at 30 minutes to midnight, and then be escorted by a team of five officers down this hallway, arriving at a room whose purpose cannot be mistaken. some inmates die by lethal injection. utah still uses a firing squad for inmates who have chosen that option. one such execution made headlines when convicted murderer gary gilmore was put to death in 1977. >> he'll be strapped to the chair. at that point, a medical personnel will plac

in utah. national guard has had this facility and trained at camp williams since 1912. the 4620 acres proposed for conveyance is proposed within camp williams boundary and has already been withdrawn for use by military use by the national guard. the transfer will open up property that is along the major corridors there to help support the military use of this camp. for obvious reasons, placing the land in the ownership of the state will allow the state to bond for other facilities that need to be built there. state of utah will not bond for building facilities on land it does not own. so the transfer of title to those lands also exat the indicts the building, the expansion of camp williams and the training facilities to improve the readiness of the utah national guard. this conveyance without consideration is consistent with other bills in which you do government-to-government conveyances. a bill to a provision that would avert to federal ownership if this is not used by the utah national guar

this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

former utah governor, jon huntsman.you. >> bret: first, the path to the nomination, the latest polls are out. the new cbs poll out, a national poll shows herman cain topping the list. your listed at 1% in the national poll. if you look at new hampshire, the latest, the most recent poll, nbc marist poll you are there at 5%. what is the path. he looks presidential and like what is he said. >> look at new hampshire. that is where they get to see the candidates in front of town hall meeting and house parties. we have gone from zero to 10, 11% in recent poll and you can get 5-8% in other polls. we are moving in the right direction. we have done 80 events in new hampshire. that people want to know your heart and soul and want to see you work for it and earn it. that's what we're doing. >> bret: your fundraising $4.5 million. cash on hand is $328,000. you have $3.1 million in debt. that is concerning for those saying are you in it for long haul? >> this is like the marketplace. or startup company. if you introduce it to the ma

now, the debate about the timing of the withdrawal and ousting s utah utah was worth -- saddam hussein was worth it. >>> you have to ask the question what has it been for. >> the wars in afghanistan and iraq for now. >> for more than two decades, he helped organize protests against the first and second wars in iraq. though are troops are finally coming home, he says the work is far from over. >> we wish it was completely coming to an end but displacement, the disunity, disruption has not ended and thousands of c.i.a. contractors are going to stay in the country. >> his group represented soldiers who are ready for the war to end like james schwartz. >> mission, it's unattainable. there is no way to accomplish the mission. we went in there, we got rid of saddam. we've been there for ten years. i don't see how we can finish anything. >> we didn't send enough people. we didn't properly equip them. there were no weapons of mass destruction. >> that criticism comes from a former general of the army national guard after his troops were called you up for duty, he wrote struggled through red ta

. >> larry: cal hosting utah, both teams came in winless in the pac-12. second quarter, the screen pass to allen appears to be stopped but not to be denied. cal led 20-0 at the half. second half, maynard, off that little spread option attack. keeps it. also threw for 255. calling up 27-0. cal's defense controlled this game. that was the story. utah quarterback john hays, his third pick of the day. josh hill with a pick six. cal snaps a three-game losing streak 34-10. >> the taste at the time n the guy's mouth to stop the bleeding a little bit was awesome. everybody very happy, excited, we'll enjoy this one for a day or so, and then we have another one to play and that's the way it's going to be the rest of the season. one at a time. just continue to try to reach our full potential. >> larry: when we come back, hay, hay, hay, it's big albert. takes over game three 0 of the world series. >> albert pujols didn't want to talk to the media after game two. he let his bat do the talking in texas. dirk nowitzki throwing out the pitch. get ready for offense. secon

the law says between five and seven years depending on your state and utah is actually six. that's why the bbb's gary allman says you have to keep good records. >> they should review these things every year. know where they are, keep them in a file where they can find them. >> reporter: in an email response, wells fargo says, after much research we found that miss stratton does not have certificates of deposit with wells fargo. unfortunately, our records indicate miss stratton closed her certificates of deposit 10 years ago. wendy insists that never happened. she since filed a complaint with the office of the comptroller of currency which oversees national banks. >> i'm frustrated with them being that as a grad student was a long-term investment for me it was a lot of money and still is a lot of money. >> reporter: she can also complain to the fdic which would pay her out if they find the bank at fault. each state has an unclaimed property program where money is supposed to go if you don't claim it. and the state of utah told her they don't have her money. >>> thank you. >>>

pronounced dead at twelve twenty am local time that's standard mountain time here in the state of utah just about four minutes ago. five individuals thirty caliber rifles. now we must say the in that case the man who was executed that was his choice to be executed by firing squad but when asked graduates so the idea to bring back the electric chair and firing squad came from voters that he spoke with at a waffle house that's right ladies and gentlemen brad craig is his advice on how to carry out the death penalty from patrons at a greasy restaurant chain mostly now mostly along interstates it's just a sad state of affairs an elected official actually speaks publicly let alone introduces legislation that takes us back toward barbaric dates the first six comments is archaic idea of bringing back firing squad of the electric chair right school time award goes to florida state representative brad trait. and now talk about the protect ip act something we've spoken about at length on the show in the past a bill designed to stop any attempt of copyright in its tracks any website domain or ind

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: i recommit. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senator utah, lee, tphaoufs -- -- the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: i stand on behalf of this motion to recommit. what we're looking at here with h.r. 2112 is a measure that actually spends more in each of these areas than what we spent in fiscal year 2011. now, we are in dire economic circumstances in this country. we're currently spending at a rate roughly $1.5 trillion annually in excess of what we're bringing in. we've gone to great lengths through a number of accounting mechanisms to demonstrate to the american people we're doing our best to spend less. and in many circumstances the message that has been sent has been a message of austerity. it becomes increasingly difficult to manage and to maintain that necessary message of austerity, one that is accompanied by hundreds of millions of americans making sacrifices every d

nation the us would never allow firing squads but you would be wrong now we reported to you the past utah executed inmate last year by firing squad the state of utah is the only state that still uses the soaring squad and forty nine year olds can just double murder ronnie gardner was pronounced dead at twelve twenty eight am local time that's standard mountain time here in the state of utah just about four minutes ago. five individuals all thirty caliber rifles. now we must say that in that case the man who was executed it was his choice to be executed by firing squad but when asked brad drake so the idea to bring back the electric chair and firing squad came from voters that he spoke with at a waffle house that's right ladies and gentlemen brad drake and his advice on how to carry out the death penalty from patrons at a greasy restaurant chain found mostly along interstates it's just a sad state of affairs an elected official actually speaks publicly let alone introduces legislation that takes us back toward barbaric days so first sick comment is archaic idea of bringing back firing squa

we understand completely that utah is a great football team. >>> stanford and utah can be seen here at after the game we have the post-game reaction. and back in the studio larry beil will be joined by mike mcentire. cal fans, don't worry, we will have post-game reaction from the bears as well. >> the sharks have lost three straight. the devils have won three straight. something had to give last night in new jersey. the proud parents of joe thornton in attendance. they watched his son play his 1,000th career game. trailing in the third period, joe on cue, five-hole for the goal. his first of the season. 63 seconds later the sharks tie it up. off the skates of ryane clowe and in. tied. levels retake the lead and then joe thornton centers, the rebound, to overtime and beyond it would go. shootout time. ryane clowe for the win. 4-3. san jose's first win in jersey since 2000. the road trip continues in boston against the defending stanley cup champions bruins. that's your morning sports. be sure to tune in today at 4:00. larry beil with a complete day in college football. until then, i'm c

in red, the university of utah, a strictly secular institution.n blue, brigham young university, established by and for mormons. the fans are out in force and they say that their religion is becoming more accepted, there is still a gap between mormons and mainstream america. >> i think the mormon religion is getting more well known. people know more about the church. as far as being mainstream, people still consider as different and not christian. i think they appreciate our values and appreciable we do for the country. >> if mitt romney becomes a candidate, even the present, does that change things forever for monism? >> i do not know it will change things forever. i think people will still have their perceptions. >> mitch romney tried to tackle the problem head-on. >> i believe that jesus christ is the son of god, and a savior of mankind. >> for years on, the debate is still alive. this is a close family friend. >> as long as people recognize him as the turnaround guy, the governor, businesses, more monism is every bit a part 0 pimm and he will

cal takes on utah at at&t park. cardinals versus washington, mild at the coast. a little cooler for the start of the workweek and turning windy but still going to be very pleasant. >> it looks great. >>> these identical twins share about everything      s @ >>> they will be flocking to lake tahoe and seasonable workers are needed. they are holding job fairs tomorrow. a lot of positions to fair, ski lift operators, food and beverage clerks, parking attendants all needed. job fair time vary at each resorted. the hiring is beginning now. >> the saying good things come to pairs it applys to indiana sisters. they are identical twins that became pregnant at the same time. people in their hometown when the twins not only went into labor simultaneously but then gave birth on the same day at the same hospital, nearly at the same time. newborns even look alike. the only difference a boy and a girl. >> i have twins and they have a very special connection. >> speaking of pairs, jackson is yet to decide on his quarterback boller or palmer. could the raiders coach nee

cal and utah, identical records. a win critical tore both squads to have a shot at a postseason bowl bid. the bears, they need to turn it around. they have lost three in a row. never in his nine year tenure as head coach has ted ford lost four straight. >> an opportunity for us to go out and play our best football. it's not about the big picture, it's about this week. we understand completely that utah is a great football team. >>> stanford and utah can be seen here at 5:00. after the game we have the post-game reaction. and back in the studio larry beil will be joined by mike mcentire. cal fans, don't worry, we will have post-game reaction from the bears as well. >> the sharks have lost three straight. the devils have won three straight. something had to give last night in new jersey. the proud parents. joe thornton in attendance. they watched his son play his 1,000th career game. trailing in the third period, joe on cue, five-hole for the goal. first of the season. 63 seconds later the sharks tie it off. off the sk

in red, the university of utah, a strictly secular institution.n blue, brigham young university, established by and for mormons. the fans are out in force and they say that their religion is becoming more accepted, there is still a gap between mormons and mainstream america. >> i think the mormon religion is getting more well known. people know more about the church. as far as being mainstream, people still consider as different and not christian. i think they appreciate our values and appreciable we do for the country. >> if mitt romney becomes a candidate, even the present, does that change things forever for monism? >> i do not know it will change things forever. i think people will still have their perceptions. >> mitch romney tried to tackle the problem head-on. >> i believe that jesus christ is the son of god, and a savior of mankind. >> for years on, the debate is still alive. this is a close family friend. >> as long as people recognize him as the turnaround guy, the governor, businesses, more monism is every bit a part 0 pimm and he will

the defense made a statement with the utah driving. haines is picked off from hendrick.ice return before he is tripped up. he may have take tennessee back all the way. the bears have time? it was zach mainer to jones. jones with 30 yards, going to the utah-12. >> and then he goes to his favorite target, his brother. kenan allen. they have the lead at the half. it was 27-0 after 3. in the 4th quarter, the defense flexing its muscles again. josh hill picking off hayes. going all the way back for the score. the long day forhill that was intercepted three times. the bears have the lead and win 34-10. the first conference games of the season. the bears are 4-3 overall. winning conference games has been no problem for oregon despite the fact that james didn't play in colorado, the buffaloes may be rethinking their move. going back 32 yards for the score, and the ducks limit colorado to a 2-run homer. oregon 4-0 on the conference. colorado 0-4. >>> noter dame losing a backup quarterback. irish on the 1. late in the 3rd quarter, instead a 14-point turn around. they fumble the ex

i've never been to utah. >> steve: that's fantastic. >> jimmy: i've never been to utah. >> steve: no.righam often. >> jimmy: that's the place where the guy got his arm -- he chopped his own arm off. >> steve: in utah -- oh, yeah, the guy, with the canyon. >> jimmy: 126 hours. >> steve: yeah. or 20 -- 127? >> jimmy: 127 hours. i watched it. >> steve: you fast forwarded. >> jimmy: i fast forwarded the last hour. [ laughter ] i knew what was going to happen. i saved myself an hour. >> steve: yeah, you know? >> jimmy: he'll figure it out. >> steve: i know the ending of it. >> jimmy: he'll figure it out. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah. that's -- so, how long is that movie? >> steve: it's 123 hours. >> jimmy: no, the movie is probably what? >> steve: probably 90 minutes. >> jimmy: is it two hours, maybe? >> steve: two hours. >> jimmy: so, you got to watch that probably 60 times, 50 something times. >> steve: over and over again to relive what that guy went through. >> jimmy: here's what you do. you put your hand in that couch cushion. >> steve: got it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hit play, and sta

. >> women's volley ball hits utah state but first we asked if they know the football team record. >> think it is 3-3. i don't know i think it is. >> i know they beat hawaii, i saw it on tv the other day. >> i think it is like 2-2. >> i know they won the last game, they won the homecoming games. congrats to them. >> the football record is 3-5. we are doing pretty good this season. or 3-4. 3-4. >> season football record i believe is i want to say 3-4 ryan is here with sports is. how about that -- sports. how about that football game. >> if i told you that the spartans would win three of next four games you would have thought i was crazy. with the win against the warriors of hawaii that's exactly what would happen. espn, in the house, in front of a packed crowd, but all that for the spartans as matt cannot connect early on, in fact, chandler jones they came back with 20 unanswered points but he found his number one guy on the night, to seal a one point victory for the blue and gold. >> my first thought was to get out of bonds to try o work pi -- to try to work my way out. spartans were

snow in the higher elevations of utah. vegas could still see a shower or storm later this afternoon. san francisco, most areas will be a lot dryer today, and definitely on the cooler side. a peek at the friday forecast, we get the sun to return to much of california. still on the cool side, but we have a return of some damp weather in portland and seattle will be more showery weather, nothing too bad. if you are watching us on khl news now in honolulu, hawaii, see how a movement through photography and water with christie lee rogers at the academy art center. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's an early look at the morning's headlines in entertainment. when it comes to getting pregnant, actor jennifer aniston says there's no rush. the 42-year-old tells "elle" magazine, quote, if it's meant to be, it's meant to be. but if it doesn't happen, no sweat. aniston has been plagued by pregnancy rumors. >>> watch out, oprah, there's a pop star and reality star nipping at your financial heels. forbes estimates the f

captain taylor is over the utah station subway. what can you tell us?, unfortunately we do not have him, but we do have that picture. of course we will be following this reported gas leak. we're over the utah subway station, and we will be posted with more at 5:00 tonight. and now, time for your maryland lottery midday big three and picked four numbers. >> ♪ the maryland lottery, let yourself play ♪ >> good afternoon to you. i am from the bba already up. pick three, first number is 1. your next number is an 8. your final pick three number this monday this3. 1, 8, 3. play ravens cash fantasy for a chance to win. the official is all set of ears pick four. first number is 4. the next number is 9. next up, 6. and let's wrap it up with this number, 8. 4, 9, 6, 8. let yourself play. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> anything is an improvement from what we saw this morning. it was brutal, and the 40's. we will get to the 50's this afternoon. a chance of showers from now

napolitano: i yield to congressman matheson from utah. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. matheson: i thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 818 would district the secretary of interior to allow for prepayment of repayment contracts between the united states and the uintah water conservancy district. i'd like to thank chairman hastings and mcclintock and ranking member hastings and napolitano for moving this bill through the resources committee. this is a commonsense bill that promotes commonsense responsibility. allowing the water conservancy district to pay its debt obligations back early and in a timely manner is what we like to call a win-win. it's financially beneficial to local and federal governments alike. it would allow the local government to self-govern, be able to pay off their loan early and save hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest payments. it would lower costs to water users, very important as we grow out of the current economic recession and have ways to have much-needed developme

. >>> the republican candidates, all except former utah governor, jon huntsman heading to utah tonight whose caucuses take place in three months. if you want to sound smart, tell your friends in 2008, mitt romney won the republican nevada caucuses with 51% of the vote. ron paul placed second at 14%. the eventual republican nominee, john mccain finished third with 13%. enough with the real news, let's huddle up around the water cooler to watch "the daily show" back last night after a week off. >> so why is it that rick perry, who is basically a 200-pound bag of choice cut great a republican meat dropping like a cow pie? is it his mangled debate performances? possible. questions about his less than pristine record as governor? perhaps. the fact that his family's former hunting facility was known as -- it had been -- it had -- >> i know you refrain from saying that word. the name of the place was called [ bleep ]. >> thank you, black walnut. republicans are brutalizing rick perry because of his faith? yes. no one gets it worse from the republican party than evangelical christians, also kn

utah is six. that's why the bbb says you have to keep good records. >> they should review these things every year, know where they are, keep them in a file where they can find them. >> reporter: in an email response, wells fargo says after much research we found that miss stratton does not have certificates of deposit with wells fargo. our records indicate she closed her certificates of deposit 10 years ago. wendy insists that never happened. she has since filed a complaint with the office of the comptroller of currency which oversees national banks. >> i'm a bit frustrated with them being that this was as a grad student was a long-term investment for me. it was a lot of money and it still is a lot of money. >> reporter: on the consumerwatch, julie watts cbs 5. >>> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline 1-888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. and we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayn

one of four utah turnovers. bears win 34-10. >>> albert pujols was 0-6 in the first game of the world series. dirk nowitzki throwing out the first pitch in texas. the rangers could have used this seven footer in the bull pen. 6th inning. up 8-6. albert pujols crushes a three-run homer that might still be going in that concrete wasn't there. third of the season for albert but he was just getting started. 7th two run shot out to center. 14-6 cardinals. albert pujols a hit at five straight at bats. only player to hit three homers in a world series game joining babe ruth. 16-7. to take a 2-1 series lead. >> according to some of the stats it is the greatest of any of the world series in 120 years. 14 total bases and five hits. you make that statement and show me one that was better. >> the sharks duking it out with last year's stanley cup winner the boston bruins. second period, setting him up right in front of the net. beats tim thomas. 2-0 sharks. third period sharks up 2-1. then here come the bruins. game tied at

in utah it against the law to serve alcohol while showing nudity. so the theater was left with a $1600 fine. apparently the whole issue came up when a strip club complained that it wasn't fair for that the movie theater was allowed to show nudity while serving drinks when the club couldn't. stomach is called the ultimate block artie. today the inner harbor plays host. >> wbz life where we joined sharon gibala. she explains what the event is about and why everyone is out there this morning. good morning. >> good morning, guys. this one is for kids. it's the ultimate block party. you can see behind me they are setting up. everything is little. these are for kids. more than 35 events today. the best thing is it is all free. free parking, free activities. we have susan here who is the president of the ultimate block for you. you are telling me, this is the third year for the ultimate block party but the first time it's in maryland. >> we are thrilled. we did it first in central park. we had over 75,000 families,. a huge success. we are really excited to

s in southern utah. a national monument allows for continued public user creates in her creation, but admits new elements. do you think the grand staircase is good or bad for utah? in their survey, they ask one person who lived in garfield county, one person who lived in king county, one in wayne, nobody in pi ute and then went five miles by car duenas 132 in salt lake city. what kind of validity which you gave to the survey sample? >> without the methodology, the question is purely both vague and provides direction to the answer. we just recently completed a survey of rat and internet protection in utah and one of our primary concerns was if we simply draw a random sample in utah, we are going to get a large majority from different counties of salt lake, davis and weaver. if that the only people we asked, we can identify with the results of the survey will be. they will infect him a solid access to high-speed internet. so we had to use a different sampling methodology to ensure that she got geographic r

rain around idaho, utah and wyoming. and much-needed thunderstorms in texas, new mexico and southern colorado. unseasonably warm in the middle of the country. >> 80s from kansas city and dallas. 85 in new orleans. 75 in baltimore. and 70 here in new york. phoenix climbs to 85. and salt lake city, 72. just 57 in seattle. and 63 in boise. >>> and coming up, four words that madoff victims have been waiting for. the check is in the mail. >> words we all love. >>> and this morning also, the desperate search for a missing baby, taken from her crib in the middle of the night. >> so devastating. >>> this wasn't the announcement techies had expected. but apple may have just shown us the future. your phone as a personal assistant. >>> welcome back, everyone. there is both bloom and hope from the nation's top banker. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says the economic recovery is, quote, close to faltering because poor job growth is pushing down consumer confidence. but he told congress the fed is ready to take further steps. a

. >>> atheist group up inç arms over memorial crosses honoring soldiers on a utah highway.ld the supreme court take up the case? >> since the civil war, crosses have been erected by federal government at federal cemeteries to honor those killed in wars. >> you are offended? >> i am offended this is one where i may, if we get to get before the supreme court, i as an attorney general might say i want to argue this case. [ male announcer ] whether over a cup of maxwell house... or a can of paint... you came together to vote, to share... to volunteer. and now, thanks to you, 10 communities have more to smile about. what's next? tell us on facebook. [ male announcer ] we're not employers or employees. not white collar or blue collar or no collars. we are business in america. and every day we awake to the same challenges. but at prudential we're helping companies everywhere find new solutions to manage risk, capital and employee benefits, so american business can get on with business. ♪ there's a moment where everything comes together. where there's magic. and you now understand

here is one that i found a few years ago, a seed jar in utah underneath a ledge. and i didn't move it from the spot. in fact, the sand had just been barely swept away to show the face of it, but it's still there. it's still under that ledge. i hope. i'd like to take you on a route and show you a way down to one of these artifacts. now, a lot of people look across canyon land, say, in southeast utah where this picture is, and it's not really clear how you get around, how you get from place to place. but if you know this place well enough you know right over this lip of white sandstone, if you go right over the ledge and hang your foot over this side, you can't see it but you can feel it with the tip of your foot, there's a little toe hold down there, then if you get on that toe hold you drop your other foot down and there's another toe hold. it happens a thousand years ago somebody carved just a series of toe holds down this rock face. and you climb down those and they lead to a ledge and the ledge wraps around underneath here and it drops down into another spot th

i don't want to be caught dead in utah. [laughter] the year before his death, joe hill wrote this.e. the second is this, he said take a few cold commonsense facts, put it into a song and then dress it up in a code of humor to take the dryness off of them. i think a lot of people would think of joe hill's reworking of the old salvation army hymn in sweet in suite by-and-by as a case in.. joe hill ticket and turned it into what became the anthem to american labor in the first half of the 20th century, the preacher in this and the slave. there are people who think that is the reason why joe hill was executed for writing that song and you know, the preacher in the slave. do you all know that? it is kind of important. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a very influential song and american labor history. [applause] woody got himself a job posting and singing on a progressive radio station in los angeles. they couldn't have been any earlier than 1937 but as i said he also began to circulate around the migrant camps. some of the show places were set up by the government and the farm security administration and t

they rushed in steel from utah and hired a machinist right around the corner to make the bolts.ed the phones for us to confirm that everything here is american. the doors just arrived from minot, north dakota. if we come back next week, we'll be able to knock on the door? >> that's correct. >> reporter: see you in a week. >> sounds good. >> reporter: so literal from all over the united states? >> absolutely, washington, indiana, ohio -- >> reporter: on that list 33 states and counting -- >> north carolina. >> reporter: all sending materials -- >> illinois >> reporter: and he was still going. the builders behind this home made in america do acknowledge that using all american products can be a little more expensive at times. they point to the nails, for instance. this box of american nails, $5 more than the chinese nails they could have purchased. but there's also a flip side. they say the american nails jammed the nail gun far less often. the steel for the house, more expensive too, $916 a bundle for american steel, foreign steel, $770 a bundle, but the plastic piping, the price

you live in utah where plural marriage is still a crime, correct? >> it's a felony. >> bill: how do you get around that? >> we have had for generations we have lived this way and my grandfathers were imprisoned for it and my father's generation would keep their head down and never speak up. and we wrote love times three because that's not productive. that's not healthy. >> bill: how do you stay out of jail if you have three wives and i should tell the audience 24 children. that's a lot of kids. >> yes. >> bill: how do you stay out of jail if it's illegal in utah? >> i'm not so sure i will stay out of jail. you stay out of jail by being quiet and never speaking about it. >> bill: all right. but i assume that you are only married to one of the ladies; is that correct? >> i'm legally married to alena. >> bill: so you married joe. and then the two other ladies. but you consider them wives, right? it's not like you are the wife and they are the girlfriends. >> exactly. >> bill: you are all the wives. >> we are all equal wives. >> bill: now, do you believ

he's the former utah governor, a neighboring state.tical fortune is being staked on new hampshire. we saw that his campaign -- national headquarters, based in orlando, packed up, shuttered and moved everything up to new hampshire. if jon huntsman has any chance of winning the republican presidential nomination, he has to win new hampshire. >> pretty much. that's so true, so true. fred, it is not just huntsman. there are five republican presidential candidates that will skip the caucuses here in nevada if the day is not moved to accommodate new hampshire. the three that will par take are romney, perry and cain, the three that have the best chance of winning here. >> two days away, some of the candidates might be putting kind of their, i guess finishing touches on what their presentations will be, what their mind set will be as they get ready and get as coached as they possibly can. what might be the focus of this debate. we know the economy was hit very hard there in nevada with real estate, foreclosures, et cetera. what is it that you

are don't want to be caught dead in utah. is never read more than once but the song is learned by heart and is repeated over and over. that is the first lesson you tell woody guthrie from beyond the grave. the second is take a few cold common-sense facts, put it into a song and dress them up in humor to take the dryness off. a lot of people would think of joe hill's reworking of the old salvation army him as a sweet by and by as a case in point. joe hill took it and turned it into the anthem to american labor and the first half of the 20th century, the preacher and a slave. people think that is why joe hill was executed, for riding that song. the preacher and the slave. you know that? it is kind of important. ♪ ♪ >> very influential song in american labor history. and woody guthrie. woody guthrie got a job singing on the progress of radio station in los angeles. that date is wrong. couldn't have been earlier than 1947. he began to circulate around the migrant camps. some were cosmetic show places set up by the farm security a