most of the executions in utah in the past has been by firing squad.as legislation in 2004 turning it to lethal injection. the people on death row still had a joys between firing squad and lethal injection. >> help us understand what happens. who are the people with the guns who's in the death chamber. how does it work. ? >> first of all, it's a volunteer, starting with the agency where the murder or crime took place. the agency has the opportunity to volunteer. they are this a chair, strap him down put a hood over his head. they locate and pin the argument that. >> the five people that are the marks men men have... ..attacked by the applicants on the fringe the one that is would cause them issues. you know you look at the wrigley brothers circus they had to get rid of the elephants because they were attacked by extremists. i think the pharmaceutical companies thought that could happen to them, and that was part of the reason they made the decision. >> i think the trouble with the use of drugs in states across the country is part of the beginning of th

maria elena: fusilamiento para los condenados en utah.e hizo controversial >> lo que se hizo controversial y que es una idea salvaje de regresar y hacer cosas que no escuchÁbamos. reporte _reportero: el gobernador harper indicÓ que se permite la ejecuciÓn como ocurre en otros estados del paÍs. acudimos a un campo de tiro. >> algunos agentes depende de donde estÉnpodrÍan querer participar. entre tanto representante estatal republicano justificÓ sus razones. el mensaje que estamos explicando el mundo es que si alguien comete un asesinato probablemente le damos a disparar. podrÍa tener lugar aproximadamente tres aÑos el fusilamiento ha desatado el rechazo de organismos estatales como por ejemplo el organismo nacional de los derechos humanos que leo dice como algo doloroso como el penal de muerte. >> la idea de caminar por todo esto que es la prÁctica tan cruel. reprotero: enfrenta que tiene un peso de 6.8 libras y las balas alcanzan una velocidad de 2490 pies por segundo. maria elena: maÑana la segunda parte de este informe especial un repor

esta noche sus padres estÁn llegando a utah de chiapas, mÉxico para unirse a la bÚsqueda porque dicenia morm na de mormna el beto habÍa concluido su trabajo de misionera en mÉxico cuando saliÓ de su clase de inglÉs en una de las ciudad mÁs seguras del paÍs cuando desapareciÓ sin dejar rastro. >>> armados de fe y luchar los padre de elizabeth salieron de chiapas rumbo a utah >> >> vamos en el nombre de dios. >> su madre confesÓ el mayor de sus temores. >>> tenemos 100% razÓn que alguien la secuestrÓ la raptÓ y se lo llevÓ porque ella era una niÑa ordenada totalmente. >>> una de 7 hijos las fotos de el beto acumulando triunfos y compartiendo con amigos la mantienen presente en el hogar familiar su hermana se quedÓ esperando. >> quiÉn quiera que tenga a mi hermana no conoce cuanto sufrimiento tenemos es un sufrimiento que desgarra el alma. >>> (hablando en inglÉs). >>> mientras tanto en utah un verdadero ejÉrcito de voluntarios participa en la bÚsqueda de la estudiante y mesera de un restaurante mexicano parte de la comunidad hace solamente un mes. >>> hasta ahora ro seno berg el tÍo de

la Última vez que se le vio fue en el estado de utah.render inglÉs y nadie tiene pistas de dÓnde pueda estar. el reporte. >> es una bÚsqueda desesperada de esta mujer. elizabeth elena el guna salgado, misionera mormona que llegÓ de mÉxico a estados unidos con visa de estudiante el pasado 23 de marzo para aprender inglÉs. vivÍa en este apartamento en la pequeÑa poblaciÓn en utah donde su tÍo, hermano de su madre. hace una semana desapareciÓ cuando salÍa de su escuela. creen que alguien la llevÓ contra su voluntad aprovechando que estaba reciÉn llegada. >> si esa persona me estÁ viendo que se ponga como padre, como tÍo o como hermano. el sufrimiento que nos estÁ haciendo. y le pido que deje ir a mi sobrina lo mÁs pronto posible. >> mientras la policÍa la busca con sus hombres, Él y un grupo de voluntarios caminan las calles repartiendo y pegando afiches con la foto de elizabeth con la esperanza de que alguien les dÉ alguna pista de su paradero. >> hay varias personas que me estÁn apoyando. y yo tengo mi reina que te vamos a ver. y sÉ que l

the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: this is a very good bill. i appreciate the gentleman from nebraska for bringing it to our attention. i appreciate him saying i'm distinguished. it's obviously the new shirt i'm wearing, right? with that i urge adoption of this particular bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah yields back his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 984. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? mr. bishop: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1324. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 59. h.r. 1324 a bill to adjust the boundary of the arapaho national f

see some of the world's best free-mountain bikers battle it out in the utah desert for a chance to win a first place title. martin: i could be a world champion today. that feels pretty crazy. laila: all in starts now. ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ laila: i'm laila ali. welcome to all in, the show that spotlights amazing athletes innovative artists, and unknown heroes. today we're going to start in hawaii, where the ancient art of tatau is still practiced. the tradition is continued by dedicated artists and elders hoping to keep their thousand-year-old culture alive and well in the modern world. 2,500 miles from the california coastline, a string of volcanic islands rise from the cobalt pacific. hawaii, the northernmost outpost of ancient polynesia, is a tourist's dream. for seven million sunbaked visitors a year, this tropical paradise offers unmatched scenery, serenity, and sensational surf, but away from the postcard beaches of waikiki there exists another more spiritual hawaii that few tourists get to see. the culture of the first polynesian migrants who sailed north to these remote islands n

the litigation that the state of utah joined on -- you'd have to ask them. to me it seems inconsistent with the kind of spirit we reflected. in the utah compact, but i think we're going to have to sort of let it play itself out. there are still people who operate in an ideological realm and are maybe appeasing certain views, but i'm not seeing that reflected in the way we're taking our actions. >> do you think cities will face any meaningful resistance from states and some of the more skeptical states? >> certainly not from california. >> right. >> it's -- >> that would not be high on the list of threats. [ laughter ] >> yeah, no -- >> i'm talking about your colleagues with the task force and so forth. if you look at texas or arizona or florida, some of these other places where we have large concentrations in urban areas that may want to as you're describing aggressively implement the order, do you think any of them will face pushback in their states? >> as mayors, what brings us together is we often deal with issues and solve problems. that is really where

continÚa la bÚsqueda de la joven mexicana que desapareciÓ en utah.sos. salvador durÁn tiene la historia. salvador: los padres y hermanos de elizabeth elena laguna salgado llegaron al aeropuerto para unirse a la bÚsqueda de la joven quien desapareciÓ misteriosamente desde el pasado 16 de abril en utah. >> la mamÁ de eelizabeth tiene la esperanza de encontrarla sana y salva y entre lÁgimaos nos dijo que su familia estÁ destrozada por la desapariciÓn de elizabeth. >> ella llegÓ a esta ciudad con mucha ilusiÓn. nunca, nunca nos esperamos esto. jamÁs lo esperamos. >> fue vista por Última vez cuando en la tarde saliÓ de clases de esta escuela donde aprendÍa inglÉs. ella se fue caminando a su casa que estÁ a unas cuantas cuadras de distancia. y desde entonces nadie supo mÁs de ella. >> no quiero que le hagan daÑo. quiero que estÉ bien y que sepa que la amamos mucho. y que... y que en cualquier momento mi hija va a ser recuperada. >> a la bÚsqueda tambiÉn se uniÓ elizabeth, cuyo caso acaparÓ titulares en el aÑo 2002 cuando fue secuestrada y pasÓ nueve meses

lastly and not least the mayor of riverton city, utah. from my community, mayor applegarth serves as the mayor, he's been there since 2006. this year they're celebrating their 150th birthday. it is a high energy, high growth community. the population has exploded. he'll tell you about that. it was listed by cnn as one of the top places to live in the united states. it also has a rich transit history in 1913 and has the salt lake and utah railways and urban line that went right through its community there. so mayor applegarth has been on city council, he's worked as an educator, he has a law degree, excuse me, a doctorate from byu, is a cougar, as well, and he spent his entire career in the educational system. he does have eight children, and 30 grandchildren. and he is a leader in our community. he is on virtually every transportation community. our relationship with the transit organization and the npo, the best i know of in the country and kudos to mayor applegarth and the things that he does there. so with that i'm going to ask the may

leaving only south dakota and utah remaining. isn't that cool? now south dakota and utah are competing to see who can get the president to visit their state next by releasing a a series of tourism slogans targeted just at him. [ laughter ] take a look at these. first one says, "south dakota, come be our black person." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's cute. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that could work. could work. >> steve: might work. >> jimmy: and utah released this slogan. "utah, vegas is just a six hours drive." that's not that close. [ laughter and applause ] no. then south dakota released this slogan, "south dakota, we will carve your face in mt. rushmore right now." [ laughter ] i mean, that looks like his head. [ laughter ] utah countered with this one. "utah, ryan gosling visited here once. wait, sorry that was montana. damn." [ laughter ] still he's a good-looking guy. and everybody likes him, yeah. and finally south dakota released this slogan. "south dakota, the tropical dakota." there you go. [ laughter and applause ] i didn't kno

. >> next, a discussion with mike lee of utah. then the conclusion of our interviews with new members of congress. then the legacy of laura bush. mike lee spoke with reporters today at a breakfast hosted by "the christian science monitor. go-- monitor." he talks about the 2016 presidential race, which began with the entry with ted cruz and rand paul. this is just under an hour. dave cook: i am dave cook from "the monitor." thanks for coming. our guest is senator mike lee, and it is an opportunity for what the senator's new book calls a compliant press corps that is all too willing to blame republicans for anything and everything. [laughter] i guest tells of a unique childhood where his dad served as solicitor general under president reagan. starting at age 10, he began attending supreme court arguments. fellow mormon harry reid was a friend of the lee family, and as the story goes, once locked a preteen mike lee in a garage. overcoming scars that might have caused, senator lee earned his bachelor's degree at brigham young universi

>> 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

the cold front moving east into wyoming, utah, and nevada. fueling heavy winds, triggering massive dust storms like the one we're seeing here in las vegas. >> in some places, they turned downright deadly. a massive dust storm in utah triggered a deadly highway pileup. killing one man and injuring 25 others. the nearly whiteout conditions on interstate 80 near the nevada border forced a tractor trailer to stop in its tracks, starting the chain reaction crash. elsewhere, those heavy winds uprooted trees, snapping some in half. damaged homes and cars, and blew over a tractor trailer near salt lake city international airport. those winds grounding all flights into and out of salt lake city. to the east, however, it's water. lots of it. that's prompting flood watches and warnings across a broad area of the southeast. mississippi had flash floods that submerged at least a dozen streets. the city got several inches of rain over the course of just an hour. and to the north, flooding around lexington, kentucky, fed rising flood waters, making the cano

vilma: el mexicano ramÓn cruz estrada recluido en utah iba a salir en libertad condicional en menos deo el tÉcnico nunca llegÓ; el sÁbado lo esperaron el tÉcnico tampoco se hizo presente, el domingo la salud de cruz empeorÓ y muriÓ dentro de la prisiÓn, tal como lo confirmÓ la vocera. " el domingo en la noche uno de los presos muriÓ por deficiencia cardiaca producida por la falta de diÁlisis". el departamento ha investigado las circunstancias de la muerte de cruz, se descubre que habÍa otros prisioneros que debÍan recibir diÁlisis y les habÍan negado el tratamiento. iniciaron una investigaciÓn interna para establecer responsabilidades, la familia de cruz fue notificada. Él no tenÍa estatus legal en el paÍs, por lo que iba a ser deportado antes de cumplir su condena. el mexicano habÍa agradecido a un juez en la corte cuando le notificaron que recibirÍan tratamiento de diÁlisis y dijo que sin Él morirÍa, no hablaba inglÉs y no se sabe si habÍa un traductor en la prisiÓn. el gobernador de utah calificÓ la muerte como una tragedia y dijo que era inaceptable, pidiÓ que establezca quiÉnes fu

this is his first visit to utah. iran's president says they will abide by the agreements. he says irani and do not seek to deceive the international community. he called on world powers to fulfill their part of the deal. two american women were arrested for plotting to build a homemade bomb. they are charged with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. court documents say the women were inspired by iselin wanted to detonate a pressure cooker bomb, like the ones used in the bath -- the boston marathon bombing attacks. >> it was not sophisticated, but quite deadly. autria: they announced a u.s. citizen was arrested for plotting to kill u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. jummy: coming up, incredible rescue, months in the making. how this sailor survived lost at sea. autria: a four alarm fire at a place that makes stuff you use every day. announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: we want to get to the incredible survival story. a man missing at sea is that column with his family. -- a man missing at sea for more than two months is with his family.

he couldn't breathe well at all. >> reporter: scott was flown to university of utah hospital., nicole got there in time. >> i believe there's angels around us. and my religion, my heavenly father was with him. >>> in the south bay, hundreds of kids tried their hands at engineering at the tech museum. it's the 28th annual tech challenge. teams of young ino no innovators put their -- young innovators put their structures to the test. over 40% of the participants this year are girls. >>> they have know in the sierra. -- they have snow in the sierra. does that help our snow pack situation? >> it's a little late, but every bit helps. >> better late than never? >> exactly. tomorrow, we'll have a high of 79 in antioch, 72 in san jose, and sunshine at the coast tomorrow. >> that's it for kron 4 news at 11. get the latest news at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. goodnight, everybody. see you in the morning. >> world exclusive. bruce jenner's high school sweetheart. >> we danced close. we did kiss. >> was he a good kisser? >> yes. >> were there hints of what was to come? an

the powerful winds that john was talking about, coming out of areas of utah, northern utah.ge because 80 to 90-mile-per-hour winds, the video showing you impressive damage when it comes to what occurred there with about half a dozen semis rolled over. you see the damage with the accidents across this region. the winds caused, the delays or cancellations of over 150 flights. and as you said there, john, a fatality is associated with thaul of this, as well. so from the utah/nevada border, for about a hundred mile stretch, the highway was shut down. >> so there's this flood warning in nine states. so april has turned out to be crazy. >> it has been a little wild, yeah. >> april showers. >> may flowers. >> thanks. see you tomorrow. >>> take a short break here on cnn newsroom. much more when we come back. hey buddy, you're squashing me! liquid wart remover? could take weeks to treat. embarrassing wart? dr. scholl's freeze away wipes 'em out fast with as few as one treatment. freeze away! dr. scholl's. the #1 selling freeze brand. is it crazy that your soccer trophy hey, girl. is

a convicted sex offender on parol is accused of stealing a school bus and driving around a town in utah trying to pick up a kids. >> an australian company recalls a massive number of condoms. >> reporter: it's cooler this morning, a heavy sweatshirt or coat on the way in. we'll have improved temperatures that's coming up. >> so are someplaces in the 30s right now? >> reporter: up north allentown, poconos. overnight tonight and overnight saturday morning freeze watch. sometimes you get in a in april but, oh, man. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry this morning. there might be a sprinkle popping through up north we'll talk about that in a moment. that's later on today. as we look outside, looks like partly cloudy skies over the airport. winds not doing too much, although overall looks like it will be blustery. the temperatures are cool. wind out of the west at # miles per hour. making -- # miles per hour. making it feel cooler. future tracker 6 looking at partly cloudy skies overall. by noon in the poconos we could have a snow shower mixing with rain. around here, sprinkles up nor

mosco, you mentioned the nsa and talk about the data center in utah. what is that and how is it being used? >> guest: it is still under construction. it is nearing completion. it being the nsa we don't know a great deal about it. it is enormous. it will store the bulk of the nsa's files on individuals and manage a data stored elsewhere. so in a sense it will be the information capital of the nsa. and as i mentioned, it is built in a mountain. it is a very secure facility. and only a few people have reported on what will likely go on there. but suffice it to say it will likely be the center of the nsa's data storage, processing and information management. >> host: if someone is using an ipad or tablet are they using a cloud? can you give an example of how that works. >> guest: sure. example of g-mail comes immediately to mind. many people have decided not to store their e-mail on their own computers and subscribe to an online service like g-mail so that when you check your e-mail, you would be communicating with a google data center that actually stores

>> november 5, 2007, davis county, utah, 4:15 a.m.cox has been 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, h

, to go out in some kind of blaze of glory, as a martyr. >> reporter: this is dan harris along the utah>> and next she's used to playing the sidekick, first on seinfeld, next on veep. now julia lou we dreyfus is stepping into the spotlight. our brain with centrum silver men. multivitamins with 20% more vitamin d. my heart beats 100,000 times a day sending oxygen to my muscles... again! ...so i can lift even the most demanding weights. take care of your heart with centrum silver men. multivitamins for the most important parts of you. mouths are watering, and stomachs are growling. or is that just me? it's lobsterfest red lobster's largest variety of lobster dishes all year. double up with dueling lobster tails. or make lobster lover's dream a reality. but here's a reality check: it ends soon. >>> is the world ready for a female president? actress julia louis-dreyfus is already commander in chief on the hit show veep and tonight she shares hard-earned wisdom with katie couric. >> reporter: madam president? >> oh, no way. no, you didn't. >> reporter: it's a suite fit for a president. isn't

the national finals for the warrior competition will be held in utah later on this year. >>> the time right now is 6:25. still ahead, an arrest warrant is issued for a philadelphia mother who allegedly dumped her disabled son in the woods for a week. nbc 10's jesse gary has been following the story, and jesse, you have an update. >> that's right, rosemary. new information on that warrant, and officials have acted on it, in montgomery county maryland. we'll have more on this coming up right after the break, breaking news. >>> and parts of our area under a frost advisory but as we head into the afternoon, we'll actually be warmer than what we saw yesterday. plus i'm tracking even warmer air as we head into your monday. i'll have the details in my seven-day forecast. >>> mom in custody. in the past few moments, we've learned that the philadelphia mother accused of dumping her disabled son in the woods with nothing more than a blanket and a bible has been arrested. >>> plus -- >> this man threatened to fire me! >> out of money and out of gas. financial problems persist in colwyn borough.

you talk about the nsa data center in utah. what is that? vincent: it is still under construction. we don't know a great deal about it. except that it is in norman us. it will store the bulk of the nsa files on individuals, and manage data stored elsewhere. so, in a sense it will be the information capital of the nsa. it is built in a mountain. it is a very secure facility. only a few people have reported on what will likely go on there. suffice it to say, it will likely be the center of the nsa data storage processing and information management. peter: if someone is using a mobile phone or iphone, are they using the cloud? can you give an example of how that would work? vincent: an example of the gmail comes to mind. many people have decided not to store their e-mail on their own computers. they subscribe to an online service like gmail. when you check your e-mail, you would be communicating with a google datacenter that actually stores your mail. it will send that mail to you. should you decide to respond or create a new e-mail, you are communicating with google's gmail division

thousands of flds members live here in two small towns straddling the border of utah and arizona. even though their prophet is in prison, he still controls every aspect of life here. >> obey the profit when he speaks and you'll be blessed. disobey him, it is death. >> reporter: now however, a small but growing independent movement. a new public school a subway and the emergence of this man, who used to be the top lawman here. his name is heleman barlow. and he was once the marshal that controlled these close towns. in a place that placed him in close proximity to the prophet. he had broken from the faith and is now divulging what he says are church secrets to federal investigators who are suing the local government accusing him of being controlled by the church. do the police here protect and serve the people or the church. >> my job was to protect the church. >> reporter: what you're describing is a straight-up theocracy. >> exactly. >> reporter: it took some convincing but he finally agreed to do this his first television interview surrounded with former church members. barlow s

and i mentioned utah. but this i in terms of the dynamics i think that the surprising thing has been a lot of the division and gridlock that we often get accused of it is -- surprising that it is not necessarily by us. it is outside groups that seem to profit from the division to raise money how do you fix it? >> i think that you fix it by the american public. they have a low opinion of congress. and yet most people like their particular congressman and congresswoman. i think that are trusting us a little bit. and i think that the thing that are trying to communicate back. >> politicsÑi has been a surprisingok path. i retired from the united statesñr army in the infantry inñrt( 2006.i] ixd had been deployed three out of the fiveñr years so it was pretty hard on my family and my oldest daughter at the time was a -- she was a senior in high school. so i wantedht today settle all of our kids the lastok chance d-d that we had. and so did veteransñrÑi advocacy travel in the country to take myt( personal story t

to say the least, utah is not a liberal legislature. some of our representatives and i understand their position, are trying to help you as long as it isn't a tax increase. and so, now, what's happened in our state legislature, what's going on right now and today we'll change some things i think and go forward from this. but right now, there's two types of financing that they're looking at. for this. one is an increase in gas tax. and one is a sales tax. there are different groups that all have a part of this pie and we have to work together. our state roads run through our cities. u dot in our city is finishing a project, a $45 million road project. so, i can't worry about city roads and say to the director of udot, hey, you do what you want, i don't have any interest in it. he's united with transit as well in this, so, the state needs money. they need more money. the city needs more money for construction and maintenance terribly needs more money in that for roads. so, we have that as well. and public transportation needs more money,

fine ute tonight at 6:00. >>> an orphan baby orangutan had a successful debut at the utah zoo.not shy about showing his face. his parents passed away last fall. his sister has been taking care of him. zookeepers say he loves the attention from zoo park visitors and tries to interact with them. >> poor little guy. >> lucky to have a good big sister. thank you for watching. abc7 news continues online twitter, facebook and mobile devices with our abc7 news news app. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." she's in. hillary clinton makes it official. making another bid to be the first woman president of the united states with this launch video. >> i'm running for president. >> but the star is not who you think. her plan to win and how republicans will try to stop her. >>> prayers and protests in new fallout after this police shooting caught on camera. while new york's top cop says this shooting is a game-changer. >>> in the cross hairs. the jewelry store worker kidnapped from a parking garage. tortured for the combination to the vault. what's behind the growing number

family later moved to ogden, utah.ilies microchip they volunteered to drive tilly to utah yesterday. >>> time is 5:53. another box office victory for furious 7. for the fourth week in a row furious 7 number one at the weekend box office raking in more than $18 million in north america and around the world it is just the third movie to earn more than $1 billion. the other movie pall blart mall cop ii came in second. the age of ad line, home, and unfriended rounded out the top five. >>> this is awards night at the 58th annual film festival. actor richard gear will receive the award for excellence in acting and directing. he was at the castro theater talking about his fantasy and science fiction movies. tonights award ceremony will be held at the san francisco armory. starts at 7:00 p.m.. the film festival will continue through may 7th. >>> in no, the try beck that -- the 1990 film is as an up and coming mafia leader. >> it's just a great honor to have a closing night here and 25 years it's a nice special event. >> who wo

for the president's utah speech last week. company sent a relatively low- level employee, because he served in the national guard. president obama's speech was focused on ploying veterans in a solar energy industry. when he arrived, he was ushered into a private room where he found himself sitting at a table just one seat away from the world's most powerful man. >> here i am with the commander- in-chief, and i'm a little underdressed. >> that is funny. the first thing he thinks about. he said president obama asked him about the solar company he works for and the career paths for veterans in the industry. the meeting lasted about 40 minutes. as for the miscommunication, the white house has not commented, but i can't even imagine. >> the president could be looking at him, saying, "man, i wish i dressed like that, actually,." . >> i hate that, by the way. going into, like, a party, and you're totally underdressed. i'd rather be overdressed than underdressed. >> how about you, sal? . . >>> good morning, everybody. the traffic is d

among them seth and michael, the first gay couple to get married in utah.arly this morning i asked them what it was like to get their marriage license. >> that day was such a surprise to everybody. we weren't trying to be the first. we weren't even sure we were getting married that morning when we woke up. that day we went down to the county clerk's building and it was news to everybody. we filled out the paperwork. the state tried to shut everything down immediately. and throughout the course of 2013, lbgt families were under attack by the state. >> here in utah we're still facing so much resistance from people trying to overturn marriage equality and go back to -- um -- you know the previous state of affairs, and so for us to have the supreme court say this is something that is nationwide, would put, you know, just a final close on this very long fight. >> a decision from the supreme court is expected in june. >>> saudi arabia says it had foiled an attack on the u.s. embassy in riyadh. details on what officials call a plot inspired by isil next. >>> also

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this is his first visit to utah as president. that leaves him one state short of touching down in all 50 states while in office. the only state he has not yet been to is south dakota. as "the hill" new sport reports he visited mount rushmore when he was on the campaign trail in 2008. speaking on the economy today after the labor department released the jobs report for march, 126,000 jobs added last month. that is the fewest since december 2013. and the employment rate remaining at five point send -- unemployment rate remaining at 5.5%. you can see more on our website c-span.org. and later tonight here on c-span, bill clinton moderating a discussion. on a health summit with many young entrepreneurs. all part of the annual clinton foundation health summit. you can watch that tonight at 8:00 eastern time. >> here are some of our featured programs for this holiday weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, former texas state senator wendy davis on the challenges facing women in politics. and easter sund

he loved utah and he loved this great nation. as a veteran as a business owner and elected official, a father a man of faith he led a life of service to his community, to his church and to his country. norm bangerter once described himself as just an old farmer and carpenter and he was those things. while the qualities of a farmer and a carpenter may seem far removed from business and political leadership his farmer's grit and determination saw him through many tough political battles and his eye as a master craftsman ensured at every step along the way that he could not only start a project but he knew how to put a fine finish on that project and see it through all the way to completion. his willingness to get his hands a little dirty enabled him to tackle difficult issues, the kind of issues that require hard work and heavy lifting far from the spotlight and limelight of public praise. and he was indeed a builder. he was a builder of business, a builder of the great state of utah and as i personally experienced, a builder of pe