utah state and utah at albuquerque, the new mexico bowl.ook at the sidestep. 48 yards, 7-3 utah state in front. they haven't won a bowl game since 1967, utah. the drought will continue. that joe hill scoring. utah state, a 21-6 victory. >> stanford beat uconn early in the season but since then four wins and four losses. tennessee the latest opponent to take it to the cardinal. the lady vols undefeated at home. winners of four straight coming in. they were in common from the opening -- in command from the opening tip. erica left on aeland. no-help defense coming. stanford shoots 25%, lose in knoxville, 59-40. >>> maybe they can beat the 76ers. or the knicks. i'm talking about kentucky and johnson, they made ucla look like a 40 and over men's league today. wildcats scored the game's first 24 points. led 41-7 at the half. man, that's willy stein, bruins crushed, 83-42. that was an ugly one for ucla. >> that's mean. >> i know, i'm sorry. at 6:00, more bowl you'll connect withnte, your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage tog

>>> salt lake city, utah was founded by the mormon church. be a utopia of clean living and family values. >> 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. there are thai de-- there are ideals we strive for. >> 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

how bad would you say the problem is here in utah?i think it's worse than what people know, realize. >> and why do you say that? >> because i know a lot of people are like me. they want to keep it secret. there's this pressure to be perfect. >> what was it like to grow up here? >> we were very active members of the church, and i had a good childhood. i never smoked or drank or did anything like that. >> never. your whole life, you never did any of that stuff? >> no. i really didn't. >> then what happened? >> well, just a few years ago i was rollerblading, and i twisted my ankle real bad. you know, the doctor gave me some painkillers. i started taking them, thinking, you know, okay, it's like medicine, so -- >> how quickly would you say you spiraled into addiction? >> oh, it -- i would say within a few weeks. i found some websites where you could order painkillers online and have them delivered, and i just kept taking them. >> how did the drugs make you feel? >> they make you feel like everything's okay and you can manage everything, w

utah has now won the las vegas bowl five times in the last 15 years. great job by the utah players. whittingham. the head coach. let's check in with maria. >> maria: coach you're soaking wet. what impressed you most about your team's play today? >> the way they prepared for the ball the last three weeks. that's what it comes down to. they handled themselves great all during the preparation. today it was just a matter of coming out and making plays. >> maria: quarterback travis wilson was coming off his best games and counts for three touchdowns. >> he plays with confidence and poise today. when he's feeling that and gets in a rhythm he's a very good player. >> maria: your defense applied pressure the entire game. how did you feel. >> not bad. they got explosive players on their team and the quarterback is exceptional. we did a nice job of never allowing him to get into a rhythm. >> maria: what does it mean to send the seniors off on a win? >> it's huge. nine-win season. you know, winning their last couple ball games as a ute. there's a lot of positives. they got their degrees. that'

three of utah's four losses came to top 15 teams and beat stanford. booker, 60 yards, 21-7 utah. he had 162 yards returning in game. wilson threw for one, ran for three. utes rock the rams 45-10. >>> good day for the beehive state. utah state and utep in the new mexico bowl. the joe hill, 11-yard score, utah state, 21-6 win. >>> the falcons of air force and western michigan in famous history potato bowl. the 5'11", 245 pounds has some speed. 1 other 1 yards two tds, air force wins 38-24. >> we should rename the new orleans bowl the louisiana lafayette bowl. ragin cajuns playing. first and only touch of the game against nevada. james butler, the one-handed grab. win for the cajuns, 16-3 over the wolf page. >> division 3 state championship, high school. the drive for the win, but row matto recovers the fumble, takes it 85 yards. 35-28 campo lindo. then, tiger, don't call me woods garcia,. he forced the fumble for the touchdown. could goers d-3 champions, 35-28. a perfect 16-0 season. >> gates on with stanford. bead uconn early in the season but since then four wins and four losses.

three of utah's four losses came to top 15 teams and beat stanford. booker, 60 yards, 21-7 utah.162 yards returning in game. wilson threw for one, ran for three. utes rock the rams 45-10. >>> good day for the beehive state. utah state and utep in the the joe hill, 11-yard score, utah state, 21-6 win. >>> the falcons of air force and western michigan in famous history potato bowl. the 5'11", 245 pounds has some speed. 1 other 1 yards two tds, air force wins 38-24. >> we should rename the new orleans bowl the louisiana lafayette bowl. ragin cajuns playing. first and only touch of the game against nevada. james butler, the one-handed grab. win for the cajuns, 16-3 over the wolf page. >> division 3 state championship, high school. the drive for the win, but row matto recovers the fumble, takes it 85 yards. 35-28 campo lindo. then, tiger, don't call me woods garcia,. he forced the fumble for the touchdown. could goers d-3 champions, 35-28. a perfect 16-0 season. >> gates on with stanford. bead uconn early in the season but since then four wins and four losses. tennessee the latest opp

there are 40,000 of them around. >> of the utah prairie dog. stossel: and more black tailed prairie dogs? >> correct, the only difference between the utah prairie dog and the millions of others is the color of its tail. stossel: it's the in the only difference, the utah prairie dog only grooms itself, the black tail groom each other. stossel: i didn't know that. >> the environmentalists say that makes a unique species, if you can't develop your land, so be it. >> we're not governed by laws from the congress or judiciary or courts, laws, administrative laws written by bureaucrats. so a bureaucrat can tell me what i can and cannot do with my own property, and they hold a big hammer over my head to make sure i do it. the fine for prairie dogs, if i were to harm or harass even one is $10,000 and five years in federal prison. stossel: for one, and you have about 85 on your property. >> correct. stossel: there's a process to remove them. there's a waiting list. >> there was a waiting list that took about three years to get to the first of the list, a

symbol of industry, commerce, and hard work and would seem to be a perfect symbol for a state like utah, which was so difficult to settle. >> it did take a lot of hard work to create a state in the middle of the desert. it took a lot of faith, too. mormons were seeking a place to practice their form of christianity, which was new and controversial. >> in 1830, joseph smith began the mormon religion in upstate new york. they quickly had to leave upstate new york because of religious persecution, and after a brief stop in the midwest, they settled in the territory that would become utah. >> the mormons arrived in 1847. the date is right there on the flag, along with 1896, the year the state entered the union. at first, mormon leader brigham young wanted to claim a much bigger territory and call it "deseret." congress didn't go for that, so the state was smaller and named after the ute indians who were there first. >> but one thing that's very interesting about the state is that of all 50 states, it boasts the youngest population, with an average age of 27.1 years. >> utah is also famous f

attorney for utah dropped charges against one of the protesters. a trial for the other four is set for december 22. >> ifill: finally tonight, personal reflections on the recent upheaval involving black men and white police officers in new york, ferguson, cleveland and beyond. they come from poet and playwright claudia rankine her book, "citizen" was a finalist for the national book award. >> i'm claudia rankine. a poet, a playwright. i also teach at pomona college. i see myself as a citizen, walking around, collecting stories. and using those stories to reflect our lives through poetry, through essays, creating these hybrid texts and plays that reflect back to us who we are. in my most recent book "citizen", i wanted to try to track the moments that disrupt interactions, especially between people of different races. the book contains two kinds of aggressions. what is often called micro- aggressions or small moments. but then i wanted to begin to understand how we get to these major moments, the murders of black men. these kind of moments in 2014 w

>> in the summer of 2009, eric shrever and david cardona are hiking through utah's zion national park. they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible. that includes climbing, rappeling or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i've been an avid hiker. but this canyoneering sport, it takes hiking to a whole new level, and i started dabbling in that about three years ago. >> i've been doing canyoneering for about a year with eric. >> this time, david is also going to be a cameraman. >> we thought it would be great to have it on camera and we could show other people what we do. >> but what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous englesteed canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it. it kind of blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for the rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is. i was very, very nervous. there are all sorts of factors that can lead to death and injury, as

we're still looking at warning in parts of utah and colorado. and even new mexico, where they could see upwards of an additional foot of snow. here's a look at friday's forecast. the snow continues to come down through the rockies, all the way up through the upper midwest. this will move through the east through the course of the weekend. we are looking at showers and possibly some thunderstorms down from the south, to the gulf to the southeast, as we push in later to the weekend as well. temperatures are still feeling mild but this will change as we go into the new year. here's that arctic air.

canyons in utah.e capital expenditure. $50 million to link park city and the canyons through the lifts. correct? >> absolutely. we bought canyons two years ago. just bought park city a few months ago, and we have the unique opportunity -- really a transformative opportunity for the industry by spending $50 million we can connect the two resorts. update lifts. add new restaurants and create in park city canyon one of the iconic resorts anywhere like vail and beaver creek. the town of park city is an amazing place to vacation. people appreciate it. i still like vail scrilg. village. sorry, rob. will that add to your revenue? your bottom line, have you been able to model how that will help the stock? >> yeah. this year what we said is that the guidance we gave people for what park city would add was 35 million. when we bought canyon, 15 million. we think after this plan, the two acquisitions combined. $7 million inent a. but most importantly, it's for the guests and creating that loyalty and repeat visit

. >> narrator: but when the we traveled to utah state prison we met one condemned man who was willingw, ralph menzes had been on death row 17 years. >> i remember when ralph menzes was first brought to the interview room so we could talk to him. they're setting up the lights getting the microphone set making sure the lighting is just so and it's important to establish a rapport very quickly and ralph and i start to have a little bit of small talk, and i'll never forget. i asked him, hey, what are you watching on tv these days? and he told me that he was a big fan of "the oc." >> i see "oc all the time. i like that. >> yeah? what's your -- got to be honest, i love the oc, too. what is your favorite character on that? >> my favorite character is kelly rowan. >> yeah? >> she's pretty hot. >> narrator: menzes' interest in women became more disturbing when we learned details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i'

. >>> a utah student hit a lucky half-court shot. during a time-out at the wichita state versus utah game. he pockets 600 bucks. >>> it's about that time of year when crazy fantasy football bets are paid off. check this out. this man had to re-create the popular music video, "chandelier." leotard, dance moves and all all that's fun to watch. >>> just ahead, why your flu shot might not work. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, welcome back to "early today." i'm meteorologist dominica davis. we're talking rain for the west coast. since sunday, san francisco picked up 4 1/2 inches of rain and we're still looking at those showers. light showers will be around san francisco today. the heavier rain will be concentrated to the north and we will see some winter weather in parts of washington and oregon, even into western montana. phoenix getting slammed by the rain as well. this is going to continue into friday. phoenix will get a break, but the rain will pick up in san francisco where we could see an additional inch of rain. th

he's been at bowling green, utah, and now, ohio state.he took over bowling green, they weren't exactly a power. never have fewer than eight wins. each and every year for urban meyer. >> gus: second and six, at the 39. here's stave, the play fake. stave, over the middle. incomplete. and urban tells an interesting story. when he was being looked at by bowling green, he went to coach holtz and said, i don't know if you can really build a program at bowling green. and coach holtz said, you're right. that's why they're calling you. >> charles: excellent point made by coach holtz. luke fickell, was the interim head coach, that urban meyer took over for. and agreed to stay as the defensive coordinator. that's something that urban meyer did soul-searching about. do you want the guy that was the head coach to be on staff with you. that worked out well. this game, championship game, michigan state. bowl game against clemson. they had to spend extra time getting the defense ready. >> gus: they're getting ready for the gatorade shower for coach meyer

he's been at bowling green, utah, and now, ohio state.he took over bowling green, they weren't exactly a power. never have fewer than eight wins. each and every year for urban meyer. >> gus: second and six, at the 39. here's stave, the play fake. stave, over the middle. incomplete. and urban tells an interesting story. when he was being looked at by bowling green, he went to coach holtz and said, i don't know if you can really build a program at bowling green. and coach holtz said, you're right. that's why they're calling you. >> charles: excellent point made by coach holtz. luke fickell, was the interim head coach, that urban meyer took over for. and agreed to stay as the defensive coordinator. that's something that urban meyer did soul-searching about. do you want the guy that was the head coach to be on staff with you. that worked out well. this game, championship game, michigan state. bowl game against clemson. they had to spend extra time getting the defense ready. >> gus: they're getting ready for the gatorade shower for coach meyer

. >>> listen to this, a crash to a state trooper's car in utah triggered a train reaction of kindness. 87-year-old helen smith was pulled over while racing from nevada to ogden, utah to see her son who is critically ill. on the side of the road she accidentally backed into the trooper's patrol car. he realized it was not safe for her so he set up a trooper train from county to county. every 100 miles a new trooper picked her up and brought her one step closer to her son. >> four patrol cars and four good looking patrol boys brought me. >> to have them there waiting to hold her happened -- hand as we walked into the hospital was very, vary warding. >> good looking patrol boys. her son is still in critical condition, but the family is thankful she is there to be with him. >> hope he is okay. how sweet. four good looking patrol boys, she said. that's sweet. >>> let's talk about the storm that is bearing down and will bring a lot of rain and wind. >> that's right. sandhya patel has the timing on it and what is coming. >> we are looking at an intense storm that has very poor timing. it wil

injured for the season, back in the utah game. all-conference.s if this team did not have its fair share of players that were hurt. >> joel: well, it started in the preseason. all-american offensive lineman, tyler johnstone, went down with a torn acl. they were coming back with three guys that had been all-americans on the offensive line. grasu, johnstone, and fisher. they're trying to figure out their way with this offensive line. it serves them well to have number 8 out there, at the mission critical position, stealing your line. >> tim: yes. duane roseberry in at running back. redshirt sophomore from pales verdes. second and ten. one more time. welcome back to fox sports live's countdown to kickoff, presented by academy sports and outdoors. the pac-12 championship, number seven, will be taken care of with our countdown. that's coming up after the game. i believe they're going to allow us a little air time during that period. you spent some time on that program. and i've enjoyed it, all year long. >> joel: talking about this sport. what we all

. >>> listen to this, a crash to a state trooper's car in utah triggered a train reaction of kindness. 87-year-old helen smith was pulled over while racing from nevada to ogden, utah to see her son who is critically ill. on the side of the road she accidentally backed into the trooper's patrol car. he realized it was not safe for her so he set up a trooper train from county to county. every 100 miles a new trooper picked her up and brought her one step closer to her son. >> four patrol cars and four good looking patrol boys brought me. >> to have them there waiting to hold her happened -- hand as we walked into the hospital was very, vary warding. >> good looking patrol boys. her son is still in critical condition, but the family is thankful she is there to be with him. >> hope he is okay. how sweet. four good looking patrol boys, she said. that's sweet. >>> let's talk about the storm that is bearing down and will bring a lot of rain and wind. >> that's right. sandhya patel has the timing on it and what is coming. >> we are looking at an intense storm that has very poor timing. it wil

because, hey, pee happens. >>> a utah woman facing felony charges including child endangerment afterolice on a low-speed chase with her six kids in the car. according to cnn affiliate kftu, the woman had been reported missing and may have been suffering from mental illness they say. her children are now in the custody of her husband and her parents. >> wow. they are okay physically but they're definitely going to be some scars from going on that escapade. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. >> we hope you go out and make some great memories today. "inside politics" with john king starts now. stay close. >>> no government shutdown, but at what price? >> so here we are in the house being blackmailed, being plaq blackmailed -- >> liberals mad at president owe ba in. >> this was a top-down yam it down your throat bill that let us have a vote on defunding the president's illegal amnesty. >> politics sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to "inside politics." i'm conditionijohn king. with us to share their reporting an

. >>> listen to this, a crash to a state trooper's car in utah triggered a train reaction of kindness87-year-old helen smith was pulled over while racing from nevada to ogden, utah to see her son who is critically ill. on the side of the road she accidentally backed into the trooper's patrol car. he realized it was not safe for her so he set up a trooper train from county to county. every 100 miles a new trooper picked her up and brought her one step closer to her son. >> four patrol cars and four good looking patrol boys brought me. >> to have them there waiting to hold her happened -- hand as we walked into the hospital was very, vary warding. >> good looking patrol boys. her son is still in critical condition, but the family is thankful she is there to be with him. >> hope he is okay. how sweet. four good looking patrol boys, she said. that's sweet. >>> let's talk about the storm that is bearing down and will bring a lot of rain and wind. >> that's right. sandhya patel has the timing on it and what is coming. >> we are looking at an intense storm that has very poor timing. it will

snow will stretch from the utah -- from utah to kansas and nebraska. there could be showers along the gulf coast and moderate rain in the southeast but should be sunny and mild in atlanta and new orleans. >>> still ahead, the airline that gave christmas presents to thousands of people with mistaken deep discounts. >> plus stranded for days in the alaskan wilderness he talks about how he battled the cold and a wolverine. >>> and a great white on the attack. dragging a surfer under the water. the quick thinking that saved his life. >>> stock market is opening today in record territory. the dow has gained almost 6% in the past seven sessions while setting new records every day last week. the s&p 500 is also opening higher than ever this morning. there's good upward momentum as the year ends and stocks always do well in years ending in a 5. >>> gamers rejoice. both sony playstation and microsoft's xbox live back online after outages that began christmas day and ran well into the weekend. a group calling itself the lizard squad claimed responsibility for th

helen smith was pulled over racing from nevada to utah to see her son who is critically ill and on theoad she accidentally backed into the patrol car of truer. he realized it was not safe if her to drive on so he set up a trooper chain from county to county across utah and every 100 miles a new trooper picked her up and brought her a step closer to her son. >> four patrol cars, four good looking patrol boys. >> i was waiting to hold herman as we walked into the hospital. it was very, very rewarding. >> her son is still in critical condition but the family is thankful she is there to be with him. >>> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. >> the bay area decides whether to tax short-term rentals on airbnb and other websites with an outcome from san jose city hall. >>> a look at the embarcadero in san francisco and the bay. it is dry. fog. fog. you are looking at abc7 news ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ need a little

the lds church did so on a reasonable level in utah. the methodists and latino evangelicals lobbied on behalf of the appeal of the obama law, hb 56. and latino evangelicals focused on the local and national level to try and get white brethren to support immigration reform. before examining these cases brief history. the problem with immigration reform is, when you try to move the debate away from the rule of law narrative, which is the case that immigration reform never wins. you may want to offer historical context. that is what i want to do. this is how latinos find themselves in this place. what i'm going to argue is that it is the intractable, mythic narrative of immigration used together with another mythic narrative about the infallibility of the will of law. despite religious organizations' best efforts. latino evangelicals had a vested interest in passing immigration reform but were simply incapable of overcoming the narrative is comprised the history of immigration for century. tropes about the rule of law over compassionate ch

in utah, this is still a developing story. a frightening story out of a northern utah high school.y say a student brought a loaded handgun to school with the intention of shooting a particular person and then opening fire. another student spotted that weapon. officers searched each and every classroom. the suspect, a junior, acted alone. >>> now to an urgent warning that isis is urging home-grown terrorists to target members of the u.s. military. the fbi is telling military members to scrub their facebook and social media sites. agents say any information or family pictures that could make them targets or provide their location could make them vulnerable. >> this is an environment that this particular enemy has proven adept at using, and we don't want to give them any more advantage than they are already trying to gain. >> the fbi warning follows two separate and deadly attacks in canada by supposed isis soldiers targeting uniform soldiers there as well. >>> federal investigators are blaming a manufacturing defect in a lithium battery for a fire in a boeing dreamliner jumbo jet. an

i can see why. >>> a contest at an office holiday party in utah took a turn for the worst.roche had to be rushed to the hospital after chugging a court of egg nog in 12 seconds. there he is. he returned home after the party and began to feel sick. doctors -- i don't know why. dock source say the egg nog which was booze free, by the way, may have crept into his windpipe and then triggered pneumonia. he is expected to make a full recovery but we hear that he's going to stick to water next time at the company party. >> ♪ >> what is that forest gump line comes into my head, momma says stupid is as stupid does. we'll show you how you can follow santa as he makes a magical journey around the world. >> and the fda doing an about face on who can and cannot donate plood -- blood >> i've got great big lumps of cole. wet roads and an overturned truck on the vine street expressway westbound side as you try and exit for the schuylkill eastbound and 30th street station. you can't do it this morning. that flipped over truck is blocking the off-ramp. the only traffic that's getting by ther

southern utah trailing texas san antonio 92-90, thunderbirds a.j. hess, a 40-footer.its first game of the year. do we have another college basketball buzzer beater? yes. sienna's game tied and blocked, fordham wins 69-67. a touchdown needed and that play would set up the game winning touchdown for central. ken, what does that play remind you of? think back. >> that would be the immaculate reception. >> exactly, exactly, franco harris and the pittsburgh steelers shocked your oakland raiders. >> ouch. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tag: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs-- helping dogs help people. our next newscast is tom >>> david letterman is next with jim carrey. >> there's fire marshal bill, remember? >> do it quick. we'll see you tomorrow. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the w

so that just tells you about the state of utah, it's an extraordinary state and governor romney is aesident of utah and he will make an extraordinary president. >> from vladimir putin, to what will happen with these are rescues, so he could come back as the i told you so candidate. but he seems to be pretty insistent, you think you can change his mind? >> you say he's the i told you so, i say he's the mr. fix it. our country is broken. governor romney has a track record of resolving problems and putting us in a better position than we were before. that's what this country needs, but more important, governor romney is not interested in taking credit for anything, he just wants to get the matters revolved and leave america better than he found it and that's what we need for president. >>> forget talking about another white house run, but is the money behind another mitt romney run? i'm going to be exploring that with a leading gop fund raiser, who says don't dismiss this talk of romney running and the build up of support of governor romney running. and t and. >>> meanwhile you have hea

utah? can you imagine seeing this? >> park city, utah. who posted this online called it a beautiful sight to see, noting she was lucky to capture it on video. i love this. i kind of wish i had a backyard that was capable of attracting elk. >> so you could see elk in particular or just animals running through. >> i have bunny rabbits that ate my halloween pumpkin. >>> coming up in "the skinny," the latest hits dropped by backstreet boys comeback. the boy band actually growing up. >>> our friend and former nfl great michael strahan is kicking it with the rockettes. this is a dance number you need to see. he was pretty doggone good. you're watching "world news now." look at that. >> give him a run for his money. let's see your moves. >> last time i made a move, i ended up in the e.r. >> uh-oh. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex fast-max. you don't want that one. yea, actually i do. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. i can't sleep when i'

town home to utah state university. but right outside campus on september 12th, 2011, a car and a motorcycle collide, and the bike bursts into flames. the unfolding scene is captured from the ninth floor of a nearby building by university videographer, chris garth. >> i was setting up for a video lecture. i noticed smoke outside the window. that's when i started videotaping. >> flames that engulfed the motorcycle are spreading to the front end of the car. the driver has escaped, but the man on the motorcycle is nowhere to be seen. university freshman, kelsey alder, comes running from her dorm room. as she approaches the wreckage, she notices something. >> i saw fingers under the car. they weren't very visible. i was with my roommate and i was like, katherine, do you see those fingers? she says, no, i don't see them. >> more bystanders arrive as alder gets down on her stomach to confirm her fear. >> when i got down, his eyes were right across from mine and they were wide open. >> the rider is trapped, his foot barely vis

southern utah trailing texas san antonio 92-90, thunderbirds a.j. hess, a 40-footer.outhern utah wins its first game of the year. do we have another college basketball buzzer beater? yes. sienna's game tied and blocked, fordham wins 69-67. a touchdown needed and that play would set up the game winning touchdown for central. ken, what does that play remind you of? think back. >> that would be the immaculate reception. >> exactly, exactly, franco harris and the pittsburgh harris and the pittsburgh steelers shocked your ,, over a million californians have a gotten something that's beend. out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side, choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help

utah, what's utah known for?monds. >> i don't know. >> but it isn't just philly, it's the whole state of pennsylvania. so it makes me feel good about us. we're humble. we don't have to brag. so you probably have made your holiday list out there, maybe even checked it twice. the problem, have you finished your shopping yet? >> we keep saying it, but there are five things we can do right now to get it all done. and more music requests, i heard love is >>> it is cold out there this morning. so if you're running from car to shopping mall to decorating your house and everything, you're going to be feeling that chill. future cast showing a lot of clouds around today. another afternoon we'll be hard-pressed to see some sunshine. clearing later on tonight, sunday will start off cloudy but probably see more sun in the afternoon. seven day forecast, cold today, mostly cloudy 49. 45 with showers arriving late on monday of the here comes the rain. this is going to be a different looking holiday for you this year. wednesday 6

r reporter>>: in utah, more snow is on the way. also heavy rains expected on the eastern seaboard. could disrupt air travel and on christmas eve, also on christmas day. sfo officials say tomorrow could be the busiest travel jeff bush>>new speaker jeff bush>>: it was clear that more passengers than usual and will were making their way to this their christmas destinations. new speake new speaker:", " we get dropped off, since then check the begum dissuading her." jeff bush>>: there were a few hourlong delayed flights and coming from new york. mostly a good time for travel and. it was this move 99 to, but some of those storms on the east coast should be slowing down. things later down. car jacqueline bennett>>: will be left with sunny skies and mild temperatures, much like today. you can see the areas highlighted here and you screen. this goes until 3:00 tomorrow. will have rain returned to the bay area on wednesday. tomorrow morning it will be mild in the '50s, bill sea temperatures in the '60s for the south bay. 64 in san leandro. six he 5 in san francisco. wednesday of, we will see

they play utah on tuesday. >>> penn state ended their season on a high note. the nittany lions beat boston college in overtime. ncaa banned the nittany liians from -- lions from bowl play because of the sandusky scandal. >>> a year ago after a terrible car crash doctors said isaiah wouldn't walk again, in fact they said he might not live. they were wrong. three weeks later he was out of the comma and out of the hospital. and three months later he stopped by to show he still has his wrestling move. but doing it in a competition is another matter. >> i had to reteach myself everything i learned in 6th grade. just to get the mechanic down. he wrestled last week and he won. >> a strong young man there. another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. here's some of the stories we'll have for you. bravery in action caught on video as a man rescues a young boy from a raging inferno. >>> history and mystery as chocolate becomes an exhibit. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on "action new

the power to regulate commerce does not extend to regulate species only located one small part of utah: that sounds like a technical clause but he is not that rare. there are 40,000? >> of the top prairie dog the and black tails? >> the only difference between the top prairie dog the and the millions of others is the color of its tail. john: and it only groom's itself while the black tails grew each other. >> i did not know that. john: and environmentalists say makes it a unique species a you cannot develop during and. >> we are not developed - - being judged by the courts our judiciary belli is written, administrative laws by bureaucrats. a bureaucrat can tell me what i can or cannot do with my property then they hold a big hammer over my head to make sure. the fine to harm or harass even want is often thousand dollars and five years in federal prison. john: for one of them? you have 85 on your property. there is a process to remove them. >> it was a waiting list and it took three years then i had removed 10 of the 85 then i went down to the bottom of the list again. so in reality it

montana, parte de utah, oregon con bastante nieve en las prÓximas horas.bastante nieve y temperaturas frÍas. esta tormenta se traslada. con potencial de chubascos y de lluvias. serÍa el miÉrcoles. cielo despejado, 62, pero el miÉrcoles en phoenix y suroeste 80 % de posibilidad. mucho frÍo. el centro del paÍs estÁ en invierno. desde colorado hacia el norte menos 13, menos 20, pero en horario de la tarde cerca de cero. es decir condiciones totalmente inverniales. y hay aviso de factor viento, temperaturas aÚn mÁs bajas. sureste del temperatura corredor de ley 95 con lluvia, como la florida, vientos que afectaron georgia, pero las temperaturas en cÁlidas de orlanno hacia el sur verano. al norte mÁs frÍas. los grandes lagos, mÍnima de 9 grados. 25, 29 para ustedes. nueva york 39, el frÍo seguirÁ desde los gad lagos al este. el tiempo frÍo hasta el aÑo nuevo. lo que tenemos, no hay lluvia. pero quÉ esperamos que el frÍo llegue hasta el primer dÍa del prÓximo aÑo. siga con mÁs de primer impacto. >> con frÍo, con calor, hay que pasarla bien. muchas gracias. un te

rams three more. 31-10 utah lead.>> they should rename the new orleans bowl louisiana lafayette bowl. 17 yards and first drive of the game. that's against nevada. butler one-handed grab. fourth year and fourth win for the ragen cajun. >>> high school football release the hounds. division two championship game. under eight minutes to go and the quarterback for the ugly eagles. that's their nickname. heart break on the point after. daniel's attempt block that would have tied the game. two missed points opportunities cost them the game. 34-33. >>> title game. driving for the win but adam recovers the fupable. takes it 85 yards the other way. 35-28. and the ensuing kickoff, tiger don't wall me woods garcia recovers the fumble and that does it. they complete a perfect 1 6-0 season. >>> college hoops, marquis shooting matchup. first half, off balance. sanford rallies down 13. five minutes to play. he equalled him with 24. over time. does not go. 79-77. maybe they could beat the 76ers. we are talking about kentucky facing uc

the gentleman from utah. r. chaffetz: i have no additional speakers and reserve the balance of my time. ms. norton: i have no additional speakers, but i want to say how much i appreciate the views of the two members who have spoken in a bipartisan -- and the bipartisan way in which this bill has been handled in the house and senate and look forward to more to come, mr. chaffetz, more bipartisanship to come. and i wreeled back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: in conclusion, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chaffetz: i thank the gentlewoman from washington, d.c. i look forward to working with her on a host of issues as we serve on the same committee and i can only hope that they'll be as bipartisan as possible. we both have a nature to fight to represent the constituencies which we represent and do so in the spirit of making this country better and really t

. -- the sincerity of my friend from utah. so my -- i'm unable to agree with him, but it doesn't take away from the sincerity of his q mr. president -- madam president, for the information of all senators, roll call votes are expected throughout the day on saturday, and this is really the way it is going to be. it appears that we're going to have to have a series of votes all day tomorrow startin startis soon as we get here and perhaps into the morning. if there is no further business to come behalf the senate, i ask that it adjourn under the previous order. we have tried our very best to work something out to move forward with a consent agreement. we've spent all time and having unable to do that. there's been a number of mixed significansignals to my members. a all being notified that we have to be here this weekend. it is inconvenient foyer for a lot of people. we're going to have to rearrange our schedules for the weekend. the presiding officer: senate standson for fiscal year 2015. mr. president, every year we have a part

the power to regulate commerce does not extend to regulate species only located one small part of utahhat sounds like a technical clause but he is not that rare. there are 40,000? >> of the top prairie dog the and black tails? >> the only difference between the top prairie dog the and the millions of others is the color of its tail. john: and it only groom's itself while the black tails grew each other. >> i did not know that. john: and environmentalists say makes it a unique species a you cannot develop during and. >> we are not developed - - being judged by the courts our judiciary belli is written, administrative laws by bureaucrats. a bureaucrat can tell me what i can or cannot do with my property then they hold a big hammer over my head to make sure. the fine to harm or harass even want is often thousand dollars and five years in federal prison. john: for one of them? you have 85 on your property. there is a process to remove them. >> it was a waiting list and it took three years then i had removed 10 of the 85 then i went down to the bottom of the list again. so in reality it was