the utah version of that here. they are deathly trying to make it work with a really unpopular president. >> you pressed the governor on this, but if the supreme court does in his review of the affordable care act overturn that aspect of the law, are the states prepared for the consequences? akrevoe >> not at all. if the court's gives them time to come up with alternatives that will give them a little bit of time. on the medicaid expansion side, it's medicaid expansion by any other means. you are seeing the same thing in common core, where the moment president obama and the federal government got involved through the department of education and some race to the top grants, became a toxic program in the states, especially among conservative activists. how are these governors going to approach having to offer subsidies or reform health care in a way that doesn't smell like obamacare, in a way to doesn't look like something the came out of the white house document of washington? is going to be a massive challenge for

the utah version of that here. they are trying to make it work with a really popular president a percentage for the republican presidential nominee than any other state. the affordable care act will overturn that portion of the law. not at all. the continuity plans that will give them a little bit of time on the side. president obama and federal government got involved through the department of education, it became a toxic program in the state's especially among conservative activists. how will these governors approach having to offer new subsidies. in a way that does not smell like obama care. in a way that does not look like it came out of the white house or washington. it will be a massive challenge. in all these legislatures, there's almost no consensus within the republican party or between republicans and democrats. >> the republicans dominate dejected and management. what does the landscape look like for that? >> there are 31 governor ships which is a much higher watermark . there are three governors races t

that's not the state of utah's fight. our staff here manage him day to day because he is a death row inmate. and he will 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-3 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, if it's going to be 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, 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 medi

the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: mr. chairman, i recognize myself for one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chaffetz: it would be inaccurate, inappropriate to suggest that this bill bypass individuals. to the contrary the bill says and impacted parties within the private sector. the definition of private sector under umra, the term quote, private sector, means all persons or entities in the united states including individuals. so any insertion on this floor that this gives unilateral priority to the individual corporations and bypass the individuals, we are trying to give people affected by this law -- these rules, we are trying to give them the opportunity to be heard. reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from maryland. mr. cummings: the gentleman from missouri, mr. clay, three minutes. the chair: the gentleman from missouri is recognized for three minutes. mr. clay: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the ranking member. for allowing me time. i rise today to str

from the great state of colorado who we in utah refer to as eastern utah, doing some -- >> there it goes. >> and they call us western colorado, too, i'm sure. we are looking forward to a very productive few days with the governors. i would just say there seems to be a growing awareness in a congress and others here in this town we need to look to the states and governors for some resource resource for some experience. we are the lab stores of democracy -- laboratories of democracy and experimenting things and i believe that there's an opportunity for us maybe more so than in past years to really work in concert with the congress and getting things done on many different fronts. there's a number of issues that john already touched upon but there are opportunities. if you will recall in the vein of become in governor tommy thompson's day in wisconsin and golf angler in michigan and governor levitt in utah working in a bipartisan way had welfare reform. and was eventually we had legislation that was created by the states and governors and passed and signed into law by president bill clinton

we're near midway, utah. this is wasatch county along the banks of the provo river. knows the river well memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that. minutes. >> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and started working as a prostitute. but bonner was determined to get her justice. >> there hasn't been a day gone by that i hadn't thought about her, and the suspect was out there possibly hurting someone else. >> bon ner couldn't catch any breaks. >> we didn't have the technology to move forward with the dna. >> for more than 15 years the case was cold. but finally, thanks to new technology, schaeffer sheriff bonner caught his break. >> i learned about touch dna. wanted to come up with something. >> he assigned the case to brian gardner. >> with the advent of touch dna possib

thomas headley is serving years at utah state prison. 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 uncertai

>> because utah receives a relatively small number of new arrivals on intake days, officers can make the process more comfortable for the inmates. we found a very different atmosphere at the sprawling and constantly bustling los angeles county jail. >> stand up. spread your feet shoulder width apart. lift up your left foot with your toes. >> l.a. county, which is probably one of the largest jail systems in the world, is completely different experience. >> drop them. turn around. >> and inmate reception center is gigantic. you know, it's like 400 guys a day, 2,000 a week. >> head over. reach back. no talking. no laughing. just reach back, pull them apart. >> spread them wide. >> while intake can be a traumatic experience for new inmates, settling into the day-to-day routine of prison life provides a very different challenge. >> the time isn't hard if you keep yourself busy. you know, it's a point of managing. you know, you can either manage it or it can manage you. >> what al harper and his cell mate soccer wren have created are ways to break the monotony with the few sparse items the

. >> we've got two disparate things awaiting the results of the study now we have the utah house has approved firing squad as a way of getting the death penalty. it has to pass the senate and then signed by the governor but -- >> because they're to concerned about lethal injection which is the united states supreme court is going to take another look at given botched injections.

that up and there will be bus trips of people going from dc to utah. i spent some time here. >>> hear in this weird moment right now that temporarily in alaska and permanently in dc, you can smoke pot, you can have pot, but you can't get pot. it is like a radical gardening mandate. that is weird enough. but on top of that, washington dc's mayor and city council are being told that going ahead with this law in this limited way mean that the mayor and city council ought to go to prison. >>> some republican members of congress are calling for arrests. >> mayor, how do you react to the talk that you might go to jail. that part of this? >> well, you heard that we believe that we're acting lawfully. so i have a lot of things to do here in the district of columbia. me being in jail would not be a good thing. >> joining me now is the mayor of washington dc. mayor bowser, thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you, it's my pleasure to be here. >> clearly you're not in jail. i imagine there is a lot of attention between dc and city government because of this

>> in the summer of 2009, eric and david 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, rappelling, or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i' i've been an avid hiker, but in canyoneering sport takes hiking to a 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. z. >> we thought it would be great to go on camera and show other people what we do. >> what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous engelstead canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it and it blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is i was very, very nervous, there were all sorts of factors that could lead to injury. >> they seem to have all the equipment, exce

gary herbert is governor from utah and vice chairman of the national governors association. governor, good to have you on the program. good to see you again. >> thank you and good morning. good to have you at our meetings yesterday. >> i enjoyed it as well. the one thing i came with at the meeting is the idea that the number of governors, i found it was virtually mannous, are feeling that the federal government is using a brush stroke attitude on a number of issues whereas the states managers, the governor of that state, likely has a much better or clearer idea of what is needed to be done when it comes to immigration, when it comes to education, health care, et cetera. is that where you are on this topic? >> well i think on many topics the concern that we have in utah and other states is the federal overreach really getting into the domain of utah and the state responsibility, so we'd like to push back on that a bit and have them take care of things that are really of national consequence. immigration is one that we've tried to address on a state basis. we're taken to court

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from the great state of colorado who we in utah refer to as eastern utah, doing some â >> there it goes> and they call us western colorado, too, i'm sure. we are looking forward to a very productive few days with the governors. i would just say there seems to be a growing awareness in a congress and others here in this town we need to look to the states and governors for some resource, for some experience. we are the laboratories of democracy and experimenting things and i believe that there's an opportunity for us maybe more so than in past years to really work in concert with the congress and getting things done on many different fronts. there's a number of issues that john already touched upon but there are opportunities. if you will recall in the vein of become in governor tommy thompson's day in wisconsin and golf angler in michigan and governor levitt in utah working in a bipartisan way had welfare reform. and was eventually we had legislation that was created by the states and governors and passed and signed into law by president bill clinton. that is the way it should work. the

as the bears in utah are taking on debtutes. the bears to it within 10 points there but too much utes. utah drops cal down to it 16th at of that pack 12th--pac-12. colorado goes on to win their game like. the sharks had not lost the tampa bay at home in 12 years. but that all changed today. their coach was the second fastest coach ever to get 300 winds, that happened today. but tampa bay goes on to win for the first time at that pankin 12 years. vicki liviakis>>: i love the picture you have your plum tree. it is not nice to fool mother nature! >> brian van aken last year the blossoms came about this time last year in, february. it's a month early! it was a bad summer for plums by the time they came around.... so it might be a repeat this year especially with the lack of rain. that is what we'll have this week again i, a lack of rain warm temperatures with seventies in the afternoon and that is where it will stay vicki liviakis>>: enjoy the rest of the evening it is beautiful out therethat's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay con

a new study that shows that utah -- is anyone here from utah? hey, there you go.l, a new study shows that utah has been named the best state to grow old in. we asked some utah senior citizens what they thought about that. they painted a pretty different picture. here's what they had to say. first woman said, "the skiing, the hiking, the mountain biking, all things i can't do." [ laughter ] i can't do any of those. this next man said, "as a guy with a cialis prescription, the idea of multiple wives sounds terrifying." >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and finally this last man said, "my favorite thing to do is go white water rafting. that's when i sit in my tub in lukewarm water and splash around till the nurse tells me my soup is ready." [ laughter and applause ] guys, we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. we're so happy to be home. we had a great time in l.a. we're back home. we have a huge week ahead of us. tomorrow night, dakota johnson will be here. anthony anderson. our pal mark

talk about the hidden gems people don't know about. >> utah is known for the national parks.on and brice and the canyons and the arches. utah is one of the great desert states where you have amazing landscapes in every direction. >> i don't know about you, i'm going to adopt a fourth grader and take advantage of those grand tetons. is there an amusement park? >> watch out for the bears. >> thank you for joining us. that was a great explanation of the grand tetons and the surrounding national parks. >> and mt. lively where you climbed with your dad, whatever it was. >> the oscars on sunday night and up next we have your preview in pure cycle fashion. and ellen's selfie. >> not possible. uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. pizza is perfect. pizza with bacon cheeseburger on it? way, way more perfect. the new bacon cheeseburger pizza with hickory smoked bacon, beef, dill pickle and signatur

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he's playing the librarian, in utah goes around punking people and it's great. >> i have to ask you tove. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> it's way too loud. distracting. >> this one as well listening to her music. >> you can hear this right now? >> yeah. >> r. kelly. >> r. kelly? >> yeah. >> r. kelly. >> >> yeah. that's r. kelly. >> ridiculous thing, who's ever met a confrontational librarian. >> read a book. >> he goes for the last one, super awkward by almost doing nothing. >> yeah. proceed. >> this guy starts freaking out. what happens going on? >> i'm the librarian. i'm here to make sure that you are ready to learn that you excel to the highest you that you can be. now proceed. >> they always talk about southern hospitality and how friendly they are but these people in utah react to him in such friendly manner. >> they do. a lot of people capitulate to his authority. >> he is the librarian, so they stop doing what they're doing. >> you work for me now. >> you know you use the term extreme sports you're thinking paragliding, wakeboarding. but bowling, ping-pong, they can be extreme

. >> reporter: he's taking us deep into utah's back country, part of his red bull team taking us forn a helicopter. but on the way up, there are two concerns. first, the wind. >> wind's not an enemy, unless it's at your back. >> reporter: and clouds. >> we want to be able to see the terrain pretty good. we're traveling at 50 60 miles per hour. you don't want to be at flat and then all of a sudden some roller comes in. >> reporter: we checked in to high ivory. pretty steep drop to try to get enough speed to get his wing inflated. >> this wind comes right over the top. >> reporter: veteran guides are on safety patrol checking the line john will take for rocks, trees, and measuring wind speed. how many variables are we talking about out here? that's a question that makes these guys laugh. at the break neck speeds john can reach it's important nothing is taken for granted. any miscalculation can spell disaster. john's gear is a precision, custom-rigged harness built for speed and safety. >> that looks comfortable. >> reporter: he has a canopy the parachute. >> it's eight meters really sm

joining us by skype is the dean of college of aviation services at utah valley university.e is working to help his state become a drone testing site. and an activist with the electronic freedom foundation, and a drone pilot and the president of shark, an animal protection group. welcome to all of you. pierre you are an army intelligence captain. you were a drone pilot. when most people think about drones those are the terms they think about for military and surveillance, but there are so many other uses. give us the 101 on the vast array of drones. >> sure. number one they come in all shapes and sizes. they could be as small as the size of your hand or as big as a 737 boeing. and also the duration of flight. they can fly for minutes or days on end. and thirdly is the sensors you put on them. you can have full-motion video, thermal imaging to detect heat. those are some of the ways we distinguish between drones. in military we use them number one for lethal purposes, but that's a small sliver of what the military uses drones for. in most cases it's to gather intelligence. so

. >> we've got two disparate things awaiting the results of the study now we have the utah house hasapproved firing squad as a way of getting the death penalty. it has to pass the senate and then signed by the governor but -- >> because they're to concerned about lethal injection which is the united states supreme court is going to take another look at given botched injections. i think the death penalty is being looked at by the american public and across the country states like utah are quite serious about imposing it. >> jamie thanks for joining us. >>> my pleasure. >>> meanwhile, reud bath ruth badder bader ginsburg. >> the audience is for the most part awake because they're bobbing up and down all the time. we sit there stone faced sober judges but we're not at least i wasn't 100% sober. >> it was a very funny conversation. justice ginsberg who is 81 years old says next time she'll stick with the sparkling water. i'm antonio mora, you can head over to aljazeera.com, "inside story" is up next. have a great weekend. subtsd of weeks of hot political skirmishes. >> this is not a pers

was doing great. >> another utah woman gave birth to twins on the side of a highway in 2013. but for trooper josh carr this delivery was a first. >> speechless. oh, my. >> i bet you are. >> oh! >> 10 pounder. >> and a little scared. >> the kid probably came out with an i.d. wow! >> all right. coming up suing over secrets. what a grassroots group claims is going on behind the scenes and the push for the purple line. >> i'm sorry. i'm still hurting from that. another man tries to make it over the white house fence. what he used to get there. >> hundreds of workers returned to building 197 which reopened today. i'm mike conneen. coming up, i'll take you to the there are lots of reasons to finish college. at devry university we can help... by maximizing qualifying transfer credits so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. >> the washington navy celebrated the reopening of building 197 this morning with a bittersweet ceremony. >> that building was the site of the mass shooting in september of 2013. mike conneen joins us now live from the navy yard

you can see half of utah. look slowly turns around while standing on top, amazing. >> that's when i would keep my hands to my side. i wouldn't be leaning so one is heavier on one side than the other. >> if you want to see the whole thing in its entirety rightthisminute.com, click on today's show and use our mob >>> all right, everybody it's time for us give away ipad >> enter, need the buzzword be 18 years or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, enter to win the ipad button. >>> enter to win each day. >> buzzword is quest. >> click on the win ipad button enter friday's buzzword qwest. >> and get this one guy later next week, bonus giveaway day. we're giving away an ipad mini and flat screen tv two winners. watch every single d. >>> a little girl reads a heartfelt letter. >> a card from her dad for their second date. >> what her dad had to say that moved her to tears. >> i felt very special and a appreciate that he took time. hihi. . i'i'm m hehenrnry y wiwinknkleler. and i know

>> november 5, 2007, davis county, utah, 4:15 a.m. a deputy sheriff for seven years. he's spent a lot of late nights cruising the utah roads with one eye out for emergencies, for drunks or for speeders like this one. >> i saw this vehicle approaching me, you know. it looked like it was going really fast. so i turned my radar on and got it on radar at 95 miles an hour in a 55-mile-an-hour zone. i was thinking that this is going to be a drunk driver, somebody trying to get home, somebody just trying to have fun. >> deputy cox quickly turns around and starts to chase the speeder, practically burning up the highway. >> it was a dangerous pursuit. they were going so fast and by the time i got up to speed i could barely see them. >> they're racing toward the county line so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to the next county ahead and had officers waiting for them. and then they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes s

the u is for utah.nford and salt like city taking on the 11 rank in passing lane and burst of spood. 2 man game her. alan and steffan getting nasty. utah dillon beat the buzzer to end the half and in traffic. youth pulls away to win 75-59. west coast conference action st. mary's. home team hitting everything including the fan from h court. yes. same motion the president was making earlier. byu on 13-o run in the first half. where is waldo the first half. where is waldo. brad wald o. team high 17 for the gail. down 12 at the break. lead the nation in scoring. is in move by skyler hall there. byu 82-60. third conference loss. usf hosting santa clara. late. a couple late buck tote tie at 56. mark had a chance to end it in regulation but misses at the buzzer. good to over time. watson here. he had 13. elementary watson. usf 69-62. women hoop cal hosting ucla senior gray with 24. and green ahead to gray. cal a winner 70-64. two things you do not expect to see at pebble beach. gorgeous weather and john daly n

we've got a pilot going in vernal utah. and we'd like to take the learnings we learn from that and apply it. it will help our folks expedite their process. also i want to say in the 180 to 200 days is time the permit's back with the company. but if there's a way we can get that up front so there isn't the toing and froing that will help. there is money in the budget to do that along with money in the -- the request that we are able to charge fees to industry not only for apds but also for inspections because we can't get out and inspect the wells we have. >> those are the kinds of things jamie's been working with a pilot project i would recommend it because she's got a good relationship out there. >> right. >> with industry and she is creative and does try to do things so i hope some of these dollars and/or programs could be moved her way to help us improve the process. >> this budget lets us roll it out everywhere. >> she would be great to help do you it. >> good. >> the last thing if i could beg the indulgence of the chai

i work on utah street 101 utah street under the freeway been there almost 15 years and the and and the conditions there have been getting worse and worse and worse and you ask them where they are you will say they are in in a third world shanty town it's no longer healthy there's garbage everywhere and i've been in contact with supervisor cohen and public works comes by cleans up the area and everyone comes right back in and we have companies there now it's called multimedia and all these huge companies in this neighborhood and it's not safe i don't feel safe in the neighborhood. there's tents, there's -- it's appalling an appalling situation the police officers do come but the situation is not getting better and that's why i'm here to express my deep concern. everyone in our building is concerned. all of our neighbors we don't know what to do. we asked the police officers the regular police officers they say their hands are tied and i can i can understand why they might say that but we have to do something before something tragedy happens because at this rate something tragedy is goin

. >>> stanford looking to upset no. 11 utah. give it to marcus allen for the lay-in. stanford able to hang early but not late. final 2nd of the half brandon taylor misses the three. the buzzer beater, utah dealt stanford its worse loss of the year 75-59 and the cardinal have lost three of four. >>> broncos pro bowler and former cal bear c.j. anderson at his alma mater in colorado. then jordan matthews had 19. under 30 left. bears up two. tyrone wallace hit the runner to make it 65-51, wallace with 16. cal wins their fifth straight, their first win in boulder since richard nixon was president. >>> everything was going in for byu tonight versus st. mary's. 2nd half, misses a jump shot, scores on the putback, drawings the foul. byu rolls 82-60. gaels foul to 10-3. could there be a win over santa clara? overtime. tied 60-60. layup gives usf the lead, watson 13. they're now 4-2 in the wcc. >>> i saw that guy rick walters on union street today. >> really? >> i was jogging. it's just hey, hey, how's it going? see you this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down toge

the u is for utah.nford and salt like city taking on the 11 rank in passing lane and burst of spood. 2 man game her. alan and steffan getting nasty. utah dillon beat the buzzer to end the half and in traffic. youth pulls away to win 75-59. west coast conference action st. mary's. home team hitting everything including the fan from half court. yes. same motion the president was making earlier. byu on 13-o run in the first half. where is waldo the first half. where is waldo. brad wald o. team high 17 for the gail. down 12 at the break. lead the nation in scoring. is in move by skyler hall there. byu 82-60. third conference loss. usf hosting santa clara. late. a couple late buck tote tie at 56. mark had a chance to end it in regulation but misses at the buzzer. good to over time. watson here. he had 13. elementary watson. usf 69-62. women hoop cal hosting ucla senior gray with 24. and green ahead to gray. cal a winner 70-64. two things you do not expect to see at pebble beach. gorgeous weather and john dal