utah's parents and utah's teachers should be able to have the decision making when it omes to utah students. >> many ostpwhens >> i favor local control. we know how to educate our children here in utah. it's a fact question whether or not no child left behind is a national standard or a state standard. the attorney general recently reported the results of his investigation and found that it was a locally agreed to standard, not a federally imposed standard. i do not oppose the common core although if i twor determine it was a federally oppose -- imposed standard i would oppose that i think here in utah we can educate our own children. >> our next question takes us to the rem of foreign policy. it's a virtual certainty that the new congress in january will find itself dealing with threats by forces of the islamic state referred to as isis or isil. already there are misgivings about the effectiveness of an air campaign to control isis' territorial ambitions. if seated in the next congress, at are the criteria you will need to support adding ground troops to our u.s. and allied strategy? >> we

utah's parents and utah's teachers should be able to have the decision-making when it comes to utah students>> mr. owens? >> i favor local control. we know how to educate our children here in utah. it's a fact question whether or not no child left behind is a national standard or a state standard. the attorney general recently reported the results of his investigation and found that it was a locally agreed to standard, not a federally imposed standard. i do not oppose the common core although if it was a federally imposed standard i would oppose that. i think here in utah we can educate our own children. >> our next question takes us to foreign policy. it's a virtual certainty that the new congress in january will find itself dealing with threats by forces of the islamic state referred to as isis or isil. already there are misgivings about the effectiveness of an air campaign to control isis' territorial ambitions. if seated in the next congress, what are the criteria you will need to support adding ground troops to our u.s. and allied strategy? >> we need to make sure that our borders are s

at least a couple times a week. >> utah is fighting back against the problem hard.egulations on prescribing pills and new ways to track the abusers. but the crackdown has its own deadly side effect. when the pills get harder to come by legally, there are always the illegal options. and with an undercover cop who can't reveal his identity, but he wants to show me what can happen when an addict's pill supply runs out. he's taking me to a place right near the temple. >> if you're a drug user, it's only a matter of time before you end up in a place like this. the open-air drug area. >> we pull over to watch the action. the big product here is black tar heroin. >> what you'll see is you'll see a car pull up, a hand-to-hand transaction, and the car's gone. matter of five to ten seconds. >> we're not looking for the players. we're looking for the amateurs. and soon enough we found someone who may fit our profile. >> this is a guy that's not street smart. he obviously doesn't have a hookup. see, there you go. there's the hand to hand. >> yep. i see it. probably just asked f

>>> salt lake city, utah was founded by the mormon church. >> we believe our body is a temple and should treat it as such. >> there are things we're taught by the mormon church not to do. >> the population of the state of utah is mostly mormon, a faith that discourages drinking, smoking and drug use. but over the past few years, it's been rocked by something unexpected. >> oh, we don't want you guys to come here. >> unplug the phone. >> damn it. >> and it's taking place behind closed doors. >> i am sorry, mom and dad. >> people are going to do everything they can to hide it. >> prescription pill addiction. it's a problem everywhere, but it's taking a special toll here in utah. >> beautiful area. >> wow. and does your work bring you here often? >> this is where i do the majority of my work. it's the oxycontin that seems to be a big hit. >> more people are dying from pill overdoses in utah than almost any other state in the u.s. >> you know, i'll never forget that first oxycontin i took. it was like a miracle cure. >> and we're here to find out why. ♪ >>> utah is one of the safest states i

sarkeesian canceled the talk after being told that under utah law, utah state police could not preventpeople from bringing guns. a university spokesperson told the standard-examiner newspaper the school had determined it was safe for sarkeesian to speak because -- "the threat we received is not out of the norm for (this woman)." sarkeesian has long faced bomb, rape and death threats from online harassers opposed to her criticism of the ways in which women are depicted in video game culture. in august, she was forced to leave her home after an online harassers posted her address and threatened to kill her parents and "rape her to death." another created a video game called "beat up anita sarkeesian ." showcasing as extreme violence against women. i design the women as background decoration as the subs that of insignificant, not playable sexualitye or's whose or victimhood is exploited as a way to infuse the edgy, gritty, or racy flavoring in the game world. these sexually objectified female bodies are designed to function as an terminal texture want to the layman presumes straight now p

. >> jmt salt lake city utah was founded by the mormon church to be a eutopia of conservative values. >> we believe our body is a atemple and we should not do. the population is mostly mormon, a faith that discourages mormonnism. the lft few yeaast few years, ss taking place. it is taking place behind mom and darksd 33 wi. prescription pill addiction is taking a special toll here in utah. >> does your work bring you here often. >> this is where i do the majority of my work. >> more people are dying from pill overdoses in utah than almost any other state in the u.s. >> i'll never forget that first oxy c ox concontinue i took. it was a miracle cure. >> we're here to find out why. ♪ ♪ >>> utah is one of the safest states in the nation. it's scenic and affluent. yet, people are dying at alarming rates from prescription pill abuse. >> this isn't exactly the kind of area where you'd expect a lot of drug activity to be taking place but we're told that it's everywhere. it's really hard to get people to talk openly about it on camera. a woman and her daughter have agreed to tell us about the s

thomas headley is serving years at utah state prison.nd like many sex offenders say his punishment is unjust and his crime is misunderstood. >> i was charged with kidnapping somebody that was under 14. i'm a man that is attracted to young women. god forbid, 99% of us are. >> when we interviewed him, headley was serving his time in solitary confinement as a punishment for being uncooperative. but he explained to us he has his own motives for being in the hole. >> there's not a safer place anywhere in the prison than where i'm at. no matter what you do, how far you try to approach it, you're a worthless piece of crap because you're a sex offender. you're a useless mole. that's the way everybody talks to you in here. oh, you're a mole, huh? molester. you're one of those. but i have seen guys get stabbed. i saw a guy get a piece of a shovel handle stuck right in the side of his neck. and i seen a guy get a hammer took to him. beat the side of his head to a wreck. they've got a safety list with 20 names on it where people told me in no uncert

hot shots, a british swimsuit calendar shooting a portion of the 2015 calendar at the base in utah.en locking and loading military-style firearms. off-roading with automatic weapons and taking a few laps around the block in a tank. in a statement to abc news, the utah national guard confirms the unauthorized use of personnel, facilities and equipment. but also says it did not provide weapons, ammunition, nor ranges used during the live fire shots of the hot shots production saying no payments were received and it apologizes for any embarrassment. the utah national guard further investigating who allowed the production of this two-piece platoon. hot shots confirming the weapons firing all happened at a range off base. now founder michael newman hoping the calendar's good cause makes up for the renegade photo shoot. >> this is not about me. it's not about the calendar or any of that. this whole project is to raise money for wounded service men and women. >> reporter: the utah national guard says once its formal investigation is complete the appropriate disciplinary action will be take

we have the medical devices industry in utah. i'm upset that harry reid would refute that amendment to that provision out of tax reform legislation. i would like to see that repealed. there are some things that we , that parents can keep their children on their insurance policies, pre-existing conditions. ite of these solutions, seems obvious. let's keep the parts we like and work at what we don't like on a bipartisan basis and not have it polarized dialogue. criticism ofrpest the affordable care act? >> the affordable care act is not affordable. it is not sustainable. that is the biggest problem i have with it. it was meant to fit as many people on insurance as possible. we have fewer people insured today than we did before. from ally got an e-mail lady who got kicked off of her insurance and had to be forced onto the exchange. she was elated to find out her cause were going to be $134 a month. then was dismayed when her deductible was $6,000. she would not be able to afford to go to the doctor. we do need to afford -- we knew -

utah national guard members were spotted in uniform in this behind-the-scenes video of a controversialoot where women are wearing next to nothing firing weapons and, yes, riding around in tanks. this morning, the utah national guard is launching an internal investigation to determine whether a pair of troops broke protocol by allegedly allowing these bikini clad british models to use military equipment without the permission of commanding officers. hot shots, a british swimsuit calendar, shooting a portion of the 2015 edition at camp williams national guard base in utah. the women locking and loading military style firearms, offroading with automatic weapon, even taking a few laps around the block in a tank. in a statement to abc news, the utah national guard confirms the unauthorized use of personnel, facilities and equipment but also says it did not provide weapons, ammunition nor ranges used during the live fire shots of the hot shots production. adding, no payments were received and it apologized for any embarrassment. >> tank and helicopters and, of course, loaded guns. >> reporte

from bountiful, utah, please welcome dan lefevre! [cheers and applause] >> ah!to see you, man. >> yes! listen, pat sajak can't take a chest bump.

eat case regarding -- utah's case regarding the prohibition of same-sex marriage.t has declined to hear that case and other cases similar to that in other states. i can tell you that i am surprised about this and disappointed. i believe that the people deserve to have this hearing taking place at the supreme court level to determine, you know, what is a significant issue of our time. eric: some strong reaction from utah governor gary herbert among others to yesterday's surprising supreme court decision rejecting appeals from five states on the issue of same-sex marriage. william la jeunesse live in our los angeles bureau about what this all mean this is. hi, william. >> reporter: well, eric, the court's decision no not make a decision remains, in many ways, a landmark ruling meaning gay marriage is now legal in half of the u.s. including the five states that tried to ban it, indiana, oklahoma, utah, virginia and wisconsin. by declining to take their case, the high court lets several lower court rulings stand allowing gays andless beeps to immediately -- lesbians to

. >> indiana, oklahoma, wisconsin, virginia and utah. those five and will soon become 11. >> colorado, wyoming. north carolina, south carolina, west virginia. so we can expect marriage to start soon in those other states. >> state officials began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples for the first time in virginia. >> the total now stands at 30 states. >> all as a consequence of what the supreme court didn't do today. >>> today's decision by the united states supreme court will bring marriage equality to 11 more states. the supreme court declined to hear appeals to federal court decisions that overturned bans on same sex marriage in five states, utah, oklahoma, virginia, indiana and wisconsin. that means marriage equality is coming to those states almost immediately. there are challenges to bans on marriage equality from six more states. in front of those same appeals courts. those bans will also be overturned. that will leave just 20 states with bans on same-sex marriage, meaning more than 60% of americans will live in states wh

utah governor gary herbert said today he's still opposed, but the fight is essentially is over. >> ipersonally believe it is a state right issue. i believe that in the past and believe it today. but people have different points of view and opinions. but right now it's a matter of standing down so there's no more expense. the road to legalizing gay marriage has been a long one, from civil unions to actual marriages, starting in massachusetts in 2004. that evolution came amid a sea- change in public opinion. polling in 1996 showed an upward tick in support for same-sex marriage, and for the past four years it's been over 50 percent. two years ago, president obama weighed in. >> at a certain point, i've just concluded that-- for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. and last year, gay rights advocates celebrated as the supreme court struck down part of the federal defense of marriage act. we'll get a full analysis of the impact of today's supreme court action, including voices on either side of the gay m

. >> the newest member of the utah jazz, jp gibson. >> reporter: he's just 5. >> what he lacks in ageight and experience, he more than makes up for in heart. right? >> yeah. >> reporter: and just look. his sister waving there. there goes her brother, crayon in hand, signing his contract. and there it was, his green jersey. jp gibson was diagnosed with lee keep ya when e he was just 2 1/2. this image of him from the anything can be project, helping his dream of basketball come true. >> he's been fighting cancer longer than he has not been in his little life. >> reporter: now he's fighting for the utah jazz. his feet dangling there above the court. there he goes, number 1. his hands on his hips. big game. and look at this. before the game, the stretch. and the rookie dance-off. just listen to the fans. >> chemo damages their joints. we didn't think he'd be able to run. to see him on the court, i don't think there are words to express, i mean -- we are so grateful. so -- >> reporter: grateful for that moment for their son. >> oh, wait a second. we have a sub coming into the game. >> repo

just hours ago they held review , indiana,states oklahoma, utah, wisconsin, and virginia. what does it all mean? it means the court recognizes the right to same-sex unions and because of that lower court decisions striking down same-sex marriage should go into effect soon. this was in on the spec -- unexpected decision. many believe that they would make the case this term. the attorney general tweeted this out saying in part -- the fourth circuit mandate will issue at 1 p.m. and marriages can then begin. what a momentous and joyous day for thousands of virginians. >> we spoke to some virginians about this decision and here's what they said. >> i don't have a problem with it. if they want the right to be married, should be ok. >> think it is really nice that couples, no matter their creed or gender, are able to get married. today's ruling doesn't indicate how the justices voted, but it is certainly the big story of the day, one that we will continue following throughout the day. >> ok, jeanette. thank you. be sure to stay with abc seven and wjla.com for continuing coverage

the utah jazz signed their youngest player, >>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> where in the world is kim jong-un? he has not been seen in a month and rumors are circulating he has been overthrown. he did not attend the september 25 meeting of parliament and did not accompany a high level delegation that made a surprise visit to south korea on saturday for the asian games. a news report from pyongyang hinted he could be suffering from gout but there are other rumors and one is that he has been side line by the number two leader. >>> authorities are looking into whether animal cruelty played a role in the death of a bear cub found in new york city's central park found yesterday morning under a bush. authorities say there were signs of trauma to the body and they believe the cub may have been dumped this. bears are not among the parks known wildlife population and there are nor bears at the zoo, no bears were reported missing from other zoos, either. >> drakes bay is keeping the business open until the end of the year and will ha

people can start getting married in utah and oklahoma.in virginia as of an hour or so ago, same-sex marriage is legal and they say that the federal appeals court for indiana and wisconsin is going to allow same-sex marriage in those states as well even though the legislatures in those states rejected same-sex marriage, the federal courts rule that those laws were unconstitutional because they violated the rights of same-sex couples and said you have to let these people get married and now the supreme court by not overruling those decisions say those courts were right. the legislatures were wrong. >> the facts on the ground start to matter. now we are in a situation where 30 states have same-sex marriage. approximately 60% of the american people live in a state with same-sex marriage and it just -- the momentum when you have that many people living in a world where same-sex marriage is legal makes it inevitable it seems that the rest of the country will follow. now when that is we don't know. it's hard to imagine anything going backward. >

utah and mr. muir are very fortunate, but we're also concerned again about the waste and what's going in the trash can and how students could choose it if they like, how that money might not go in the trash can but could be used nor nutrition education which is very important in getting children to change their eating habits. >> absolutely. i understand, but it's great to get the 100%, that's a good first step. so we need to continue to work with you. but i thought that was an impressive first step. let's at this point turn to senator cochran. >> madam chair, thank you for your leadership, scheduling this hearing, we appreciate very much the participation of our panel and witnesses. i want to ask director clements at the mississippi department of education what his experience has been with use of tools such as the men u planner, which you have created at the state level to try to implement meal standards in schools within your state. what's been your challenges or successes that you could share wi

[laughter ] >> so then i was in utah, suddenly i went over the border.hing. >> jimmy: i heard it's beautiful. >> so beautiful. and i was watching my petrol, my gas gauge going oh, dear. >> so i pulled on to the side, and i thought, someone will come along and help. and um -- >> jimmy: welcome to utah, buddy. [laughter ] >> so there i was. now, listen, this isn't an anti-utah thing. i've done that in the past. this is not an anti-utah -- >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> but um, but so i find, the only bit of paper i had was my license for the car and i wrote "gas" and a big question mark and i sat on my car like this. [laughter ] and monstrously huge, you know, vehicles are destroying the earth are going passed me sucking gasoline into their massive engines and i'm sitting there with -- >> jimmy: mechanic outfit on. >> nobody stopped. >> jimmy: gas? no. >> somebody went past with a a trailer with three quad bikes and i could see red petrol cans. i could see the gas. >> jimmy: gas going by you. >> inside i was like, "that's the gas. you nailed it!" and he was like

the utah jazz, a one day contract signed by 5-year-old jd gibson, sounds like a ballplayer. he's doinged with leukemia, they let him play in the open scrimmage last night. >> down to jd. here he comes. working through the big men. novak misses on the steal. he slides by go bear. he rises to the rim and hammers. he gets it with the two hand plus. >> there he is. making it happen. one day contract and he goes out a winner. >> that's beautiful to see. he's so cute. that is the sporting life for tonight. >> that's a beautiful effort by the utah jazz. >> classy. >> a cal fire s 2 air tanker with a pilot on board has crashed while responding to a field fire in yosemite. crews are rushing to the soong in -- scene in hopes of getting there before dark. we'll have the latest. >> we'll have updates at ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i n

y una combinaciÓn de tanques y bikini es genera complicaciones en una base militar de utah.sabe quiÉn autorizÓ los modelos para posar dentro de las instalaciones. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix demedÚ. ♪ >> buenas tardes y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. en atenciÓn de los Últimos dÍas una buena noticia por malÉvola. la enfermera que viajaba en un crucero en el caribe fue declarada libre del virus. todo queden un susto que durÓ una semana y la preocupaciÓn para todos los pasajeros. del barco llegÓ a galveston donde los autores sanitarios dicen que la mujer dio negativo en las pruebas por el mortÍfero virus. vemos las reacciones de lo que no fue mÁs que una falsa alarma. >> el carnival magic llego llegÓ a galveston a la madrugada, con la enfermera que parecÍa estar enferma de galveston dijo una empleada que no tenÍa ninguna enfermedad. el juez pasado se dio conocer que en ese crucero viajaba una supervisora de salud del hospital donde muriÓ tomÁs duncan y habÍa procesado muestras del difunto. >> se viviÓ un poco d

a utah couple is under arrest, charged with multiple felonies, including murder and carjacking, aftera shooting rampage in and around sacramento yesterday. two sheriffs deputies died and two other people were wounded. police are investigating why. juliana goldman has the latest. >> reporter: in sacramento, the law enforcement community is mourning two of its own. >> today, we grieve as a family. tomorrow, we will start healing as a family. >> reporter: plasser county sheriff's detective michael david davis, jr., was a second- generation officer. he died 26 years to the day that his father was killed in the line of duty. also killed, deputy danny oliver, a 47-year-old father of two. police say around 10:30 friday morning, oliver approached a suspicious car in a motel parking lot. the driver of that car, identified as marcelo marquez of west valley, utah, allegedly opened fire from an assault rifle, killing him instantly. authorities say marquez and his wife, janelle marquez marcello, fled and tried to carjack another vehicle. when the driver resisted, they shot him in the head. he's li

utah wins, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8. back to the national playoffs now.hey are up for grabs. 49ers host kansas city, we will see. we will have the details tomorrow at 5:00, raiders have a bye. that is enough for me. >> should we be scared? >> never get enough. >> i'm done. >> that is going to do it, abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thanks for joining us, have a good saturday night. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an editor from redwood city, california... a writer from austin, texas... and our returning champion, a financial analyst from cedar rapids, iowa...

the other states being utah, oklahoma, indiana, and wisconsin. virginia was a state that opposed the ban. was all in favor of what will now be the effect of the supreme court action today allowing same-sex marriage to be legal in those states. i would think it's going start pretty quickly. how soon it will start in the other states we'll have to wait and see whether they'll be form listic and wait for the supreme court to get the word to them and the things to kick into place. that's the first thing. marriage will shortly be legal. it is now in a sense but soon go into effect in the five state the subject of the lawsuit, but the u.s. -- this is federal court. the u.s. has broken up into smaller subdivisions known as circuit courts. for example, we had a case from utah that's in the tenth circuit. that ruling from the appeals court upholding a ruling that said utah's ban was unconstitution signal, that rules was put on hold by the supreme court until it acted on the case. it's now acted. the hold is gone. that means a three other states in that ci

utah, too, for that matter. then it applies to six other states in the same federal circuits as those states. colorado, kansas, wyoming, north and south carolina and west virginia. so, we're going to have very shortly 30 states where same-sex marriage is legal. we'll soon get a ruling from the ninth sir consult, which will almost certainly add five more. now we're at 35. so if a state were to come back to the supreme court later and say, we want the right to ban same-sex marriage, just -- there's -- the question is, is there an inevidentibility factor here. does it become harder for the supreme court to say, we said you could get married. we were kidding. both sides asked the supreme court to take these cases, no doubt opponents of same-sex marriage are much more disappointed at what the court did today. >> an historic day. pete williams at the supreme court. thank you for that. >>> democratic congressman peter welch joins us now. his state was the first to legalize marriage equality. can you tell other states w

just think, for example, in the tenth circuit where utah is, we had rulings in utah and colorado, butng. so shortly, same sex marriage will become legal in those states. now, just to spin this out a little further, suppose, then, later this year, the supreme court decides to take up a same-sex marriage case. then you'll have a situation where, you know, potentially marriage will be legal for a while in those states and then it will be put on hold while it goes to the supreme court. so let's just summarize here. the supreme court has turned down -- has said no, we're not going to hear all of the seven same sex marriage cases from the five states where the bans were struck down, and those rulings were upheld by the courts of appeal. that's utah, oklahoma, virginia, indiana and wisconsin. so that's the first thing. now, secondly, by virtue of saying we won't take these cases, the stays, the court orders, put those rulings in abuoyancy will shortly be lifted. in those federal circuits, the 10th, the 4th and the 7th, same sex marriage will be the law of those circuits. 11 more states will

every day life, every time you lose like that utah i ca you tat personal.t's a motivation to do better. what we went through it's a good thing. we have to learn from this. i keep moving forward. >> game four of the dodgers and cards. dodgers up 2-7. clayton kershaw, as good as he is not good in the post season. the cards win the series in four. it's the fourth straight trip to the nlcs. in sports temple coaches, the 3 and 1 start. in sports temple coaches, the 3 and 1 start. >>> plus they party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. every time you take advil you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medicine in aleve or tylenol. the medicine in advil is the number one doctor recommendation for joint pain. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil has the power to kill 99

in oklahoma, in utah, in virginia in indiana and wisconsin it happened today. in north carolina and south carolina and west virginia and colorado and kansas and wyoming it is about to happen imminently. yes, i said wyoming. and the anti-gay marriage groups are denouncing this as despicable. and senator ted cruz and senator mike lee are saying in the united states senate they'll amend the united states constitution to stop this tyranny. and who knows. maybe john roberts is hedging some complicated legal bet an the prospects of a bobby jindal presidency in 2016 that's going to turn back this tide. somewhere tonight antonin scalia is listening to opera really loud and looking in a mirror going argle-bargle. the decision today does not legalize equal rights in all 50 states. they decided this matter in effect by not deciding. but thanks to thea and edie and edie's decision to fight for their marriage, this is beginning to feel like a thing that just cannot be undone. no matter what. joining us now is edie windsor and her attorney roberta caplin. >> thank you for ha

couples in states like virginia, o oklahoma and utah wasted no time tying the knot. scott walker told the associated press, quote, it is over in wisconsin, saying the fight to end same sex marriage in his st will end. online news media site buzzfeed wrote congressional republicans virtually silent on supreme court marriage decision. >>> a new law requiring a 72 hour waiting period for abortions goes into effect this week in missouri. they're asking the court to block a new law that forces miners to undergo a court trial if they want an abortion without parental consult. though 36 other states have a similar law, what is unprecedented is the alabama law allowing the district attorney to appoint a lawyer for the fetus. that lawyer can then call witnesses to testify against the pregnant girl. >>> it is a concern patients waking up during surgery, every year around 3 million operations are done in the uk, 158 patients will wake up says the royal college of anecessary that sifts and they can't aleft doctors. their muscles are paralyzed. the cause, bad an steesia. the good

also, what's with the shape, utah? laughter ] i think the only reason you're happy is because you got a contact high from sitting next to colorado. they're just lighting up over there. but you, ya burnt! [ laughter and applause ] west virginia, you were found to be the least happy state in the country. sounds like you could use a break. listen, i know everyone makes fun of you for being a hillbilly backwater where people marry their cousins, but guess what? hillbillies are hilarious. backwaters are beautiful and my cousin is pretty hot. [ laughter ] and that's why, west virginia, you are this week's unburnable. ascend it to the heavens, west virginia. ♪ [ applause ] pumpkins! when god created you, i bet he was like, "you know, i made so many beautiful things, maybe i now i'll make a vegetable that looks like a weird, orange lumpy butt." [ laughter ] the only thing worse than the outside of a pumpkin is the inside of a pumpkin. there are hardened crime scene investigators who clean up after serial killers for a living a

every day life, every time you lose like that utah i ca you tat personal.t's a motivation to do better. what we went through it's a good thing. we have to learn from this. i keep moving forward. >> game four of the dodgers and cards. dodgers up 2-7. clayton kershaw, as good as he is not good in the post season. the cards win the series in four. it's the fourth straight trip to the nlcs. in sports temple coaches, the 3 and 1 start. >>> plus they made one automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a newly redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. ♪ the all-new c-class. at the very touch point of performance and innovation. ♪ in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and pro