the first woman to hold utah's highest office. just as important, she was a tireless advocate for education who established early reading initiatives in our utah schools. as a state legislator she had the foresight to create utah's rainy day fund to help us prepare our state for the unforeseen events of the future. that rainy day fund now has $528 million in it. the largest amount in our state's history. and for establishing and prudently increasing the rainy day fund, both governor walker and everyone here in this body deserves a round of applause. [ applause ] this week we witnessed a remarkable outpouring of love and support for hometown hero officer doug barney, who gave the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty. he was a husband, a father of three beautiful children, a dependable friend and brother, and an honorable public servant. in honor of him and others who have left and gone before, let us today commit ourselves as a state to show greater respect and appreciation for the men and women who willingly put themselves

utahe utahe utahern -- utahans every single day. [ applause ] the question before us tonight is simple. what is the state of our state? and just as important, what are we going to do to make it even better? six years ago our state found itself in the most severe recession since the great depression. the unemployment rate at the time was 8%. each of us had family members and friends who struggled just to get by. our economy had been weakened, but we did not give up hope. together we set a goal to not only recover from the great recession but to become the top-performing economy in america. six short years later, our state economy has added 219,000 new jobs, with an unemployment rate dropping from 8% down to 3 1/2% today. in fact, in nine of the last 12 months utah had the highest job growth creation of any state in the nation. [ applause ] our economy is now the third most diverse. income inequality is low. our wage growth is up. and just this fall the state of utah was recognized as the most fundamentally sound economy in america. [ applause ] since i stood here one year ago, businesse

on this issue of health care, let this be the session where utah leads the way in finding the right utah state solution. we have seen that kind of innovation and success in other areas of state government. for example, if we had simply added new employees over the last five years at the same rate as our growing population, we would have more than 2,200 additional full-time state employees today. instead we have reduced the number of state employees by 11%, saving utah taxpayers over $177 million in 2015 alone. what does that improved efficiency mean in practical terms for everyday utah citizens? i'll tell you. it means that our tax burden is one of the lowest in the nation. it means improved efficiency also means that you can now carry around your fishing or hunting license on your smartphone. it means that we can process fingerprints faster than ever before to get criminals off the streets and behind bars. and we have accomplished what many people would think is the impossible. we've actually reduced the average wait time down to four minutes at the dmv. four years ago my administration

right utah state solution.ause] we have seen kind of innovation and success in other areas of state government. for example, if we had simply added new employees over the last five years at the same rate as our growing population, we would have more than 2200 additional full-time state employees today. instead we have reduced the number of state employees by 11%, saving utah taxpayers over $117 million in 2015 alone. what does that improved efficiency mean in practical terms for every day utah citizens? i'll tell you. it means that our tax burden is one of the lowest in the nation. it means improved efficiency also means that you can now carry around your fishing or hunting license on your smartphone. it means that we can process fingerprints faster than ever before to get criminals off the streets and behind bars. and we have accomplished what many people would think is the impossible, we've actually reduced the average wait time down to four minutes at the dmv. [applause] four years ago my administration cond

e utah has become away model for fighting homelessness, reducing chronic homelessness by 90%. the city is fighting the problem on another front. we have this report from salt lake city. >> we are in palmer court, which is a converted former holiday inn. >> lloyd pendleton used federal funds to convert former hotel rooms into apartments for the homeless. >> it's small, but it works, so you can see the small kitchen that's using the plumbing on the back of the bathroom. >> the strategy was so effective, it helped reduce the number of chronically homeless in salt lake city from 2000 to 200 in a decade, but pendleton, now retired, said the state has an even bigger job ahead, getting young adults off the streets. >> their issues are genuinely different. they've been abused at home so find it safer on the street than at home, so they've run away, they've left home, they're being kicked out. >> homelessness is a growing problem in utah for the young. young homeless adults hang out on downtown streets and on cold days inside the public library. an annual homeless count found their num

klux utah is 63% public lands.alf of the remaining fossil fuels in this country exist below our public lands american public lands. every so often, the bureau of land management conducts an oil and gas lease that is open for bid. these lands go up for lease option that gives the -- auction that give the highest bidder the opportunity to speculate, to drill for oil. and to make an enormous profit as we know. it is a secret society and i think that was the thing that was so stunning, sitting there as bidder 70, oil and gas companies, it is very secretive. if you talk to them, they won't tell you who they are representing. begins. auctioneer a parcel is shown. it may be, in our case, 800 acres, and the bidding begins at two dollars an acre. i think the thing that was so heartbreaking for me and shocking is you hear these lands go up and there commodities, they are a piece of meat. they are our public lands. one of the auctioneers said, two dollars, but he want to dollars, two dollars? then he says, come on, men, this

will he come back, we go to salt lake city, utah. terry tempest williams, what will she doing at an oil and gas lease auction? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "the message" by m.i.a. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to utah, where more than 100 protesters disrupted a federal auction of oil and gas leases on tuesday, spontaneously bursting into song until they were forced to leave. this was the scene at the salt palace convention center in salt lake city. >> your great-granddaughter. your great-granddaughter. your great-granddaughter. your great-granddaughter. your great-granddaughter. your great-granddaughter. your great-granddaughter. amy: the protesters, from a coalition of environmental groups that included canyon country rising tide, elders rising, and the sierra club, called for an end to fossil fuel development on public lands as part of the keep it in the ground movement. noted utah author and activist terry tempest williams attended the auction in support of t

the presiding officer: the snr from utah. mr. lee: i call up my amendment number 3023. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. lee proposes an amendment numbered 3023 to amendment numbered 29536789 at the end of subtitle e -- mr. lee: i ask unanimous consent that the reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: i ask unanimous consent to speak for up to an additional 15 minutes. the presiding officer: is there an objection? without objection. mr. lee: madam president, if there is one thing we know about american politics today, if there's one thing we've learned from the 2016 presidential race thus far, it's that there is a deep and growing distrust between the american people and the federal government. this institution -- congress -- is held in shamefully low regard by the people we were elected to represent. but so, too, are the scores of bureaucratic agencies that are based in washington, d.c. but extend their reach into the most remote corners of american life. in my home state of utah, the public's distrust of

a tcof thicker cs moving out ofming and utah and into northwestern colorado this morning octed wi small upper level disturbae. thisisturbance will ease snow over the mountains this morning. some of that sw will run east of the mountains and tthe 25 corridor this afternn. high clouds will filter so nshine this morning. mperatures will warm tgh thsingle digits and teens and to near degrees b10 am arnd coloradsprings and pueblo. by noon, we can have a couple of light urries flying inhe lls st oi-25 temperures wilbearng through the s. flurries begin increasing ea of the mountains by 2 pm with temperaturesarming into the 20s and lowe30s. re of those spotty flurries wi continue through 5 pm, and temperatures will ease back into the teens and 20s. those w flurries wl fade away this evening. temperatures will already be heading back down toward single digitsy 10m. some of us will chill to bow zero by tomorrow morning. while the snow has stopped--crews continue to work around the clock to clear thousands of springs. news 5's joanna wise is live at interquest parkway-- with the first up at 5-30..

if we can do that in utah, weekend do it across america. we will have a compilation of our summer meetings in iowa where we highlight the great successes of all states and show to the american republic and show that the states are the laboratories of democracy and improving people's lives. we are honored to be here today and thank you very much for attending. >> thank you. it is been an honor to be with you today. as you know, we spent the last hour and a half speaking with the resident. tot unites us is we talked our president on national security, keeping our kennedy -- keepingdition to our communities they, -- the largestunced budget surplus in virginia. i do want to thank the ministration. we had four great meetings here. on behalf of all of the governors, thank the administration. gave us aministration briefing on cyber security yesterday. we talked with a lot of officials and spent a tremendous amount of time on trade and other issues. i do want to thank the we have one goal, how do we keep our communities safe and keep our economies

enforcement agents have been raiding businesses today - in the town of hildale, utah... near colorado city on the arizona border. the u-s attorney's office says leaders of the sect diverted funds from utah's nutrition assistance program for inappropriate use. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty we'll get a little warmer on wednesday with 67 degrees and a very light breeze. warmer weather for later in the week with 73 on thursday, then 76 on friday. we'll stay in the 70s for the weekend with 77 saturday, then 76 on sunday. north breezes 10-20 mph will be with us saturday. we'll see another round of north breezes late monday into tuesday next week, but stay in the mid- we'll get a little warmer on wednesday with 67 degrees and a very light breeze. warmer weather for later in the week with 73 on thursday, then 76 on friday. we'll stay in the 70s for the weekend with 77 saturday, then 76 on sunday. north breezes 10-20 mph will be with us saturday. we'll see another round of north breezes late monday into tuesday next week, but stay in the

taylor led utah with 19 beating the wildcats the first time since 1998.ah will win pulls them into a tie for first in the pac-12 with oregon. the bears host usc tomorrow night with conference play ending already next weekend. >>> for the second time this week, the sharks and the maple leaves have made a trade. san jose traded backup goalie and forward to toronto in exchange for leaf's backup and forward. the sharks traded torres to the maple leafs on monday. >>> to golf, rickie fowler coming into the lead today when he went into the water on number 3. fowler with 4 over today. and fell 5 shots off the lead. sergio garcia on the par 3 fifth hole likes this tee shot. it sets him up pretty for a birdie. he shot a 3 under 67 today and goes into sunday tied for the lead with adam scott. we will have all of the warriors highlights for you coming up at 10:00 and 11:00. >> all right, saturday night, lots of sports. >> lots of sports and the warriors in action which is always good. fun to watch. >> have you done a play-by- play? >> i've never done play-by- play. i

. >>> starbucks has been granted a rare utah. five utah locations to serve wine and beer. utah is a difficult state to obtain a liquor license because it is based on a population quota. >>> facebook's like button got a lot more expressive. they released reactions to all 1.6 billion worldwide users by holding down the like boat ton or hovers over it on a desktop, users can now activities store shelves earlly five additional emojis to express themselves. like, love, humor, anger, and sad. >>> hover boards has been amazon's decision comes day after the the product safety commission deemed unsafe because they pose an unreasonable fire. they don't meet voluntary safety standards. >>> amazon has had clothing on its site now, it's not just selling but making them. that's according to to a retail analyst. they have introduced several private label clothing brands and starting selling them on their website. making everything from men's dress shoes to women's dresses and handbags. sonoranting out today's consumer scoop, jd power finds, lexus bus safety ick. rated brands by the numbe

at one one points, 16 rebounds, utah state, napping on defense. dj will make them pay, stricken down the lane. the lead is 4-4. nevada needs a stop, who is better to step up than cameron oliver? 10-2 at home. >> it feels good, this is good, this is a big win, we needed this to go into the next home game that we have. we want to keep the momentum going. >> coming off a loss, this is pretty big for us. we put that loss behind us. to go out and win tonight was a big deal. >> coleman rolled his ankle badly. he comes down on the foot of an opposing player, almost sideways. he had to be carried off the floor and into the locker room. he returned later on crutches. and we spoke with him and he sunday nevada will host. call or log on to their website to get your tickets. it is called a blackout. the first 7000 fans will get that shirt that says we are nevada. and the women's basketball team is on the roads - - on the road and they fell with 13 points apiece . the women continue their road swing on saturday. pulled my hat. begins tomorrow afternoon period

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hundreds of law enforcement agents have been raiding businesses today - in the town of hildale, utah... near colorado city on the arizona border. the u-s attorney's office says leaders of the sect diverted funds from utah's nutrition assistance program for inappropriate use. tonight we learning more on how a sacramento woman's body ended up at the bottom of the d hotel's laundry chute. metro has ruled the death an accident - now the case turns to the coroner who is looking for the cause of death. young is in the newsroom and ophelia - the family has hired lawyers. those lawyers based right out of reno - i called them earlier this they couldn't say investigation they are conducting on their own. but the retention does beg the question of what there may be - mysteries still remaining about this death. on kalli medina browns facebook page - a picture peace. loved ones are still asking how the 26 year olds body ended up at the bottom of a laundry chute at the d hotel in downtown las vegas. roraback: "we have to figure out who did this...we have to figure out what happened." those who clai

the wolf pack host utah state tomorrow night.... january thanks, josh. jeff is back with another check of your forecast. tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 29. south wind around 5 mph. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 65. southeast wind around 5 mph. wednesday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 34. becoming calm in the evening. thursday: mostly sunny, with a high near 68. calm wind. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 34. friday: partly sunny, with a high near 69. friday night: a slight chance of showers. mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. saturday: partly sunny, with a high near 62. saturday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. sunday: partly sunny, with a high near 62. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- an i.t. security architect from las vegas, nevada... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah... whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. ev

take a look at this adorable baby from utah. adorable baby from utah. to walk but at 14-months she's learning to shred on a snowboard. her parents started her off in their north salt lake backyard -- and last week she hit the slopes in park city, utah. the baby's parents say she loves it. here's another video that's more scary than cute. you won't believe the experience a pro surfer had in maui-- and it was all caught on video. professional surfer, tom dosland fell about 40-feet while trying to ride a giant wave in the aloha state. recounting the experience to surfer mag, dosland says it felt like "being in a car crash." he said he was actually blinded for a few seconds because of the strong sea spray before falling. cup of coffee right when they wake up... but experts say you might want to wait. we'll explain why. a quieter weather >>> hey, in today's "techbytes" -- staying on top of this year's google. users who search for a particular candidate will now receive a google now card. it shows the politician's stance on the major issues of the campaign, a

it happened in utah while she was rollerskating. a man accidentally falling on top of her and ended up fracturing her skull. >> lynn: her story even capturing the attenti of the miami dolphins. >> reporter: taten timothy is back home. this little six-year-old girl wiwi an amazing story to tell. >> how much do you love your brother? >> so much. >> reporter: she was recovering from a skull fracture with swelling on the brain. her family watching helplessly as a skater knocked her over and fell on top of her in utah. this happened after christmas last year, and the doctors survive. >> they didn't know if she would maket, or how well she would be. >> reporter: her story making it she got a get well message from her favorite player, her favorite teammven sent this care package with signed memorabilia a.d a handwritten note. >> she was excited when we told her. you could see it in her eyes. >> reporter: her father spoke to her in the hospital. >> unimaginable. >> reporter: the amazing turn in taten's tale a week after she went to the hosp

. >> starbucks has been granted a rare utah liquor license. after months of deliberations has been granted a liquor license covering five utah locations to serve wine and beer. utah is a notoriously difficult state to obtain a liquor license because it distributes alcohol permits based on a population quota. starbucks already offers wine and beer on stores nationwide. the list of the happiest and healthiest cities in the u-s was released today. healthways says naples, florida, has the highest well-being in the country. the organization's latest report on the state of well-being says naples has the lowest levels of stress and depression. the report says the city also has the most people who eat healthy. salinas, california, ranks second on the list and florida's sarasota metro area ranked number three. we'll be right back after thursday morning on news 4 today.... getting students to focus in class has always been difficult. now 2 teachers have come up with a way to keep their elementary kids on task in the classroom. deadliest forms. we'll sho

. >>> utah has become a model for fighting homelessness in the last decade. state's housing-first program has reduced chronic homelessness by 90%, but now the city is battling homelessness on another front. diane eastabrook reports from salt take city. >> we are in palmer court which is a converted former holiday inn. >> reporter: lloyd used federal funds so convert hotel rooms into apartments for the homeless. >> it is small, but it works. >> reporter: the strategy was so effective, it helped reduce the number of chronically homeless in salt lake city from 2,000 to 200 in a decade. but now the state has an even bigger job ahead, getting young people off of the street. >> they find it safer on the street than at home. so they run away. or they have been kicked out. >> reporter: homelessness is a growing problem in utah for the young people. an annual homeless count found their numbers increased nearly 15% last year, and the state admits that estimate could be low. tracking homeless youth is a lot harder than tracking homeless adults. oftentimes they are be co

in utah it is only 10.ecause of our emphasis on not only treating the health care but the workforce care needs of individuals and families. with a great program. that is something we are going to share with other states. i think other states have the same goal and desire. we do not really differ on outcomes. we sometimes differ, republicans and democrats, on process. so we share the efforts of process. we find out what is working in some states. we will try it. i think utah is a good example of lifting people actually out of poverty, because of our workforce efforts. host: kevin from richmond, virginia is our next caller on the independent line. go ahead. caller: this question is for governor mcauliffe. just recently in the senate, unanimously.assed the bill would allow individuals to petition the court to expunge prior alcohol and marijuana convictions. i just wanted to ask you, governor, if you had intentions of endorsing this bill. gov. mcauliffe: yeah. i love bills like this. people secondven chances. s

a family in logan canyon, utah put this *giant snowman together. it actually took a crew of 20 people to get it all together. the mega snowman was done in six hours. this guy stands about 20 feet tall... 3 and 36 feet around. and he's so popular in his town... 3 ((walter/jen)) 3 3 3 3 3 don't be confused with not a misprint. it really *is february 29th. it's "leap day"! it has something to do with keeping our calendars lined up, with earth's revolutions around the sun. and the date is so *rare... it comes with some interesting traditions. 3 this is actually a big day for *wedding proposals. but it's not men asking... it's the *women. it started as an old irish legend... where every four years, women propose to men. it's even called "bachelor's day" in some countries for the same reason. and certain cultures requires a man to pay a *penalty if he refuses a today. the penalty could be money, a new dress... or 12 pairs of gloves. and in scotland, they consider leap day to be a *very unlucky day to be born... just as bad as "friday the 13th." 3 the odd

carson jason chaffetz from utah. and his wife julie. -- congressman jason chaffetz from utah. his wife julie. >> it is an honor and privilege to be here with my wife. we do not always get to do that. today guest account as date night. [applause] i hope you are ok with that. this night is a little different than the others because tomorrow we are going to do something that i'm just so honored. tomorrow, we sell red out 25th wedding anniversary. -- celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary. [applause] i told her, julie, after 25 elco. i'm taking you to [laughter] that is how much she loves me. we are so looking forward to going. i have to say that i'm very blessed. i first met julie and i did not have much of a dime to my life. andought her on the stage buyht a coupon -- i had a one get one free frozen yogurt and it worked. we went all the way through this and we are very blessed with three children. we have a son and two daughters. i get a little emotional when i talk about it because they are the thrill of our lives. asgo through that experience you have a inevitably gone through

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the loss drops arizona into a second place tie in the pac-12 with utah. wildcats coach sean miller was not happy after the game about cu fans storming the court... saying he thinks it'll take a player punching a fan to finally get some reform on the issue. 10 of arizona's last 11 road losses have storming the court. that would perk you up at starbucks. what one locatioon is doing the airline is adding service from colorado springs to las vegas. it will also add flights to phoenix from the springs. frontier will begin service to washington dulles airport beginning june 22-nd. some flights will have a new look. larger seats! airbus filed a patent for adjustable benches. the seats are geared towards overweight passengers or families. but seats may look more comfy but they won't recline. shocking discoveries in the takata airbag scandal. senate investigators say they've uncovered evidence that the takata corporation was deceiving automakers for years about its defective airbags. metal shrapnel from the airbags have been blamed for injuring hundreds of people-

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five minutes left, utah hits the 3 to put the utes back up on top. they beat the wildcats the first time since 1998. so utah wins, pulls them into a tie for first in the pac-12 with oregon. cal jumps into sole possession of third. wildcats one game behind first. the bears host usc tomorrow night with conference play ending next weekend. >>> this guy, halftime, the virginia north carolina game. early second half, the cavaliers leading 40-39. virginia's malcolm scores to make it a 3 point game. under ten minutes left. uva up by 7. a 9-point lead. number 3 virginia goes on to win 79-74. the cavs improve to 22-6. >>> for the second time this week, the sharks and the maple leaves have made a trade. in exchange for leaf's backup goaltender james rhymer and forward jeremy moren. >>> now to golf. third round of the pga hondaclassic in florida. rickie fowler the leader coming into today bogeyed his first hole of the week when he went into the water on number 3. he was four over today and was five shots off the lead. sergio garcia on the par 3, he likes this t

and as most of you know, utah's a pretty red state, a very religious state. and if we can get it right in utah, it's an example for how we can get it right on this and other issues around the country. so i'm proud of the work of the states and you and what you're doing to, in fact, find solutions, be innovative and creative in what you address and how you address it. as i say, at the end of the day, it's really about people. it's what we do with the people we represent and what we can do to help improve their lives. so congratulations to one and all, and we look forward to this compilation of your successes, and we'll display that to the rest of the country. part of the effort too, i think, as we've talked about with my initiative is really to bring back and restore if it's out of balance -- and i think that it is -- the balance of power between the states and the federal government. again, part of the challenge as i see it in the country is that we the people are asking our federal delegations to do more than probably was ever envisioned by our founding fath

for decades, an 84-year-old went open daily walks near her home in utah and picked up loose change alongy counted it: 30 directors later it amounted to $5,000. >> we started just looking for money, as we were going and kept finding it and pretty soon we were up to $50 bills and then $20 and then people careless with their money. >> here is the thing. she had to carry it all in she must have had a lost help because it weighed hundred pounds. >> look at those buckets. >> in utah you can find $50 bill on the sidewalk. >> i will head there tomorrow. >> great. from. >> good morning, everyone, we have hazards at the beaches especially the west facing beach, and jetties are more prevalent so do not turn your back on the ocean. it is not the wave heights but the rip currents. the befores are fair, but jogging and dog walking could not be better. the only drawback to being outside if you have allergies, the tree pollen is high, with mold spores low and fine particulate matter is moderate, and cedar is the big pollen producers. >> i am going with you on the trip to utah, and here is a bay bridge t

hearing, utah congressman jason chaffetz urged u.s. marshals to quote "hunt him down" with a subpoena.earley switched flint's water source two years ago - to save money. that change exposed thousands of flint residents to high levels of lead. now here in the corridor, some churches are collecting clean drinking water for flint. cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain how they got the idea and what you can do to help. pastor damien miguel epps with mount zion missionary baptist church says it started with a phone call. call.a pastor from indiana contacted pastor epps about getting midwest churches to help flint with their water crisis.pastor epps says he knows all too well what it's like to need extra support - he started working in cedar rapids right when the floods of 2008 hit.he says churches in cedar rapids, davenport, and des moines are collecting staff say so far - mount zion collected seventeen thousand bottles and want to hit the one hundred thousand mark before they drive to flint.

utah) "today i rise to make the case the next president should choose the nominee to repalce justice antonin scalia." anotnin scalia's death splits the justices evenly leaving the court with 4 conservatives and 4 utah) "the absence of one of theheine justices on the court is far from calamous, but a hastily made lifetime appointment could be." the white house says the process shouldeave out partisan politics.. "thishouldn't be about politics certainly not about partisan politics." "everything is about politics. legal analyst debbie hines warns of a back log of cases if this battle drags out. "it will cause the highest court to come to a complete stand was reportedly being vetted for the position...but the republican governor withdrew his name saying he's humbed angrateful to even be considered. the white house has not given a time table for 's nomination. craig boswell cbs news the supreme court. happening tonigh the presidential cdidates will dedate for the last time before super tuesday. on tuesday, voters in 12 states ll head to the polls. nearly 600 delegates are up for grabs. th

. >>> we are looking at snow moving into utah right now. it is a pretty compact system right now but it will spread out as it moves into the koord mountains. it will spread into southeastern colorado. relatively mild start. teens, 20s to start the day. for us, generally cloudy conditions. we'll start to pick up snow, 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon. it will stay in the foothills starting to slide off the foothills. we get into the low 50s here. wet snow falling by the time hill. snow will be falling. it's going to be much less than northern colorado, metro area, two to four inches. we'll have a lot of melting in the pavement. snow. slightly higher amounts. inch rain. snow moves into the mountain areas during the morning, evening. tomb, we'll have a specific snow forecast coming up here for the mountain areas. 40s, 50s to the east and 30s and 40s for our mountains. not bad. tonight. snow starts to pick up at least a couple of inches around here. a lot, a lot of melting going done by the snow by tomorrow afternoon. into the mid-60s by saturday.

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((brian loftus)) the pros and cons a utah school district felt... when they split up their > more questions are being asked... surrounding the challenges of reorganizing the clark county school district. ((brian loftus)) as sharie johnson reports... educators hope certain factors will remain at the forefront of this issue. ((sharie johnson)) state lawmakers and local educators are mapping out a plan to reorganize ccsd. and nevada state college education dean, dennis potthoff... says everything must be considered. ((dennis potthoff, dean, school of education, nsc classes can be too small, they can be too big too and so where's that sweet spot in terms of class size, well then apply that to a school, what's the ideal size for a school, what's the ideal size for a district )) ((sharie johnson)) and there is a key piece of the puzzle potthoff hopes to see. ((dennis potthoff, dean, school of education, nsc one of the goals is try to do everything you can to try go give everybody a voice )) ((sharie johnson)) jordan public school administrators near salt

utah is trying to find creative ways to get them off the streets. >> on the fourth floor, we have ourm with instrumentses, games. >> this is one of two transitionle homes for teens and young adults in salt lake city managed by volunteers of america. young adults can live here for up to two years but have to work or go to school. while it sounds like a much better alternative than living on the street, v.o.a. president kathy gray said it can be a tough sell to some. >> to have them come in and have their own bedroom, and start to talk about employment in jobs, there's a pretty big gap in there, so we have to work with the youth for months to help them reorient their own thinking. >> but it can be done. joseph noble's father was homeless and so was he, until the 24-year-old moved into an apartment for the chronically homeless last year. he lives with his girlfriend, two sons and dog. noble says the transition has been tough, but worth it. >> there's always that fear of, you know, what's going to happen, what, you know, if i put myself out there, am i going to, you know, am i going to fa

to utah. ali mon son from our salt lake city station has the story. >> reporter: identical twin sisters kelli wall and kerry bunker have a lot in common. >> we think a lot the same. we sound, our voices are quite a bit the same. >> reporter: their bond. kelly gave birth to her first set of frateal set of twins. >> watching her go through labor reminded me of how miserable it can be. i'm like i have to go through this too. >> reporter: less than a year later, she welcomed her first twins into the world. singleton next. fast forward a few years. >> and pure shock. kelly learned she's pregnant with fraternal twins again. >> that afternoon i got this harebrained idea that what if i was pregnant. >> reporter: spiritual prompting motherly instinct, call it what you, either way her premonition test. twins for her, too. >> we weren't doing any fertility treatments of any kind. >> reporter: you can imagine the surprise and once again the sisters stuck side by side the whole way through. >> we happened

stores in utah already pulling the beans from store shelvlv. walker says she's not upset. >> that was my biggest concern, that somebody else would get the body. >> reporter: already planning for her next dinnerer party. >> i said i promise i'm not going to serve green beans. >> reporter: adam kuperstein, nbc 6 news. >> walker also sent a photo of the snake headado western family which has begun an investigation but at this point can't confirm exactly what she found. that particular brand of green beans not sold in south florida. good to know. >>> lots of famous bands fly in are piloted by one of the band members. legendary heavy metal band iron maiden arrived yesterday afternoon at ft. lauderdale international airport. it was the maiden voyage of their jumbo 747. the lead singer bruce dickinson has flown the band around for years. they'll kick offer the world tour wednesday at the bb andt center. they call the plane ed force one. coming up, a live look at miami from our first alert camera, a we return. >>> once again, we continue to follow brea

the utah red cross will honor charlie next month for his service. one skier takes his moves to the next level. a professional swiss skier documents his time on the slopes with this slow motion swirl shot. and lots of practice to capture his moves. the skier says it took him nearly two years to perfect it. ### still ahead -- target continues to shake things up with its products. its new gender neutral line daimler and mercedes benz have issued recalls on about 840 thousand cars and vans in the u-s. violently more than 700 thousand mercedes benz cars are being recalled along with 136 thousand daimler vans. owners will be notified by the company if their car is included in the recall. ### if you ever want to keep track of what you do every day with hopes of developing new habits, look no further than your smartphone. here are three apps that can show you how you spend your time and where improvements can be made. ### the reporter app runs in the background and logs details about what you do and where you go, such as how many steps you've taken. but it

a utah teenager's good deed has received a lot of attention. the high school senior gave flowers to every girl at his school ... making sure all of them felt special for valentine's day. "hayden godfrey: "i don't think a girl should be left out during valentine's day." butt with sot-kayedin craw: "i brought it home and my mom like, "who gave you that?" - hayden!" hayden godfrey spent almost 500 dollars to godfrey's manager at the grocery store where he works says it took more than one paycheck for the teen to earn the money he needed. you might think the ladies would be lining up for hayden after his good deed. but apparently he already has a girlfriend, and she seems just fine with what he did. have you ever dropped a friend from facebook because of their politcal views. it's the number one reason people are divided on the social media site. your smartphone could soon warn you of an earthquake. high pressure near the west coast will keep above average temperatures and generally light winds into tuesday. a fast moving storm will bring a return

to 16-10 overall, 8-6 in the mountain west the pack will try to bounce back wednesday night against utah state -- fan appreciation night at lawlor events center... tip-off at 7 pm wolf pack baseball team picks up a 10-6 win over northwestern today -- so after dropping the first 2 games of the series, the pack able to earn a split with the wildcats and start the season 2-and-2 and the wolf pack softball team stays hot -- wins today over robert morris and southern utah -- nevada has now won 6 in a row -- they're 8-2 on the season well in most sports, the biggest game comes at the end of the season -- but not in nascar, where the biggest race, the daytona 500 is the very first race of the season race... 31 laps to go... dale earnhardt junior -- a 2-time daytona 500 winner -- goes hard into the inside wall... he would be fine, but his day is done... what an incredible finish we had... final lap... matt kenseth in the lead... but here comes denny hamlin -- right up the middle to move into the lead... hamlin and martin truex junior driving side-by- side... and as they come to the finish line -

they are us. >> reporter: he says utah may never end homelessness completely, but he thinks they cant least try. >>> heroin and prescription drugs are linked to more than 28,000 deaths in 2,00014 according to the cdc. president obama's late esz budget is asking for $1 billion in new spending to expand treatment. but as our correspondent found out, for those hooked or heroin, help can be hard to find. >> reporter: at 30 years old, vanessa is one of 3 million americans fighting an opioid addiction. she is 18 months clean, and living a normal productive life that not too long ago seemed completely out of reach. >> i never thought i would give it that much time to get clean nch >> reporter: six years ago she started abusing painkillers prescribed for her lupus, and then graduated to heroin. >> i'm living out of a hotel room, selling drugs and robbing people. >> reporter: according to one study, 80% of addicts are not getting treatment. vanessa got lucky. two years ago she was ordered to rehab after facing jail time for drug charges, that meant a spot at a state-funded addiction treatment

a batcof thicker cs moving out wyoming and utah and into northwestern colorado this morning is assiated with small upper level disturbance. digitsy 10 pm. some of us will chill to below zero by tomorrow morning. good morning, thks foroini us on this wnesday morning.. it's february 3rd. i'm elne cockrell. and i'm a cronin. manychools-- closed again toda we're scrolling a of thlay and closure informatn at the bottom of your screen. within the 30 minutes we've learuntain metro transit is back on a gular hedule today. service had been susnded since monday afternoon use of treacherous conditions on the roadg

so nevada will look to rebound on wednesday when they host utah state... the pack beat the aggies last month in logan 89-84... tip off set for 7pm. the big news from last night was the wolf pack swimmng and diving team as they won the mountain west championship down in texas... the ladies finished first out of 10... including beating the meet favorites boise state... carson city native krysta palmer was named mountain west diver of the year. the team celebrated by jumping off the diving boards and into the pool. this is also only the second mountain west championship in nevada wolf pack history... the nevada baseball team won the first one last spring. the pack will now go on to the ncaa zone e diving regional's set for march 7-9th... in flagstaff arizona. while the ncaa championships are march 17-19th in atlanta. and the wolf pack baseball team earned a split with the northwestern wildcats this 10-6 win... tj freidl and keaton smith both hit their first career wolf pack home runs... the wolf pack will stay in suburban phoenix for another couple days befor

really good team, utah. watch them. your top four in the country. >> clark: i have five fighting for the number four seeds. michigan state -- kansas, villanova clearly on the number one line for me, xavier, michigan state, north carolina, two of those three i think will end up on the one line. >> seth: we have a result to come today in charlottesville but right now virginia even though they're lower than north carolina in the a.c.c. standings would be above north carolina on the seed line based on their overall body of work if north carolina winds tonight. >> clark: i do think they get it done on the road. >> seth: my pick to win the title is michigan state. >> greg: we'll take a time out and back with more highlights. eck isut, o. thaheimi ed to d got more. moregs oca nce? ahro-fes ande. ke r insce. moreto s nice, to c 's n a, tein sha yea i all , teddy osevelt. o. et greavings and e lomo. with pepper jack cheese baked into the shell.. it's gonna be big. the new quesalupa, g o c bs "ncs, a flod by aewhos"omay nil back

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a pair of utah sisters with help of in-vitro have hit the mother- lode. the women... who are have multiple sets of twins. kelli was the first to have her twins both now five years old. kerri was next with her twins kole and hallie... they are four. then kerri got pregnant with sadie. then kelli had twins again with boy girl twins kyler, and kenadee. and finally kerri one more time... with twin boys kash and jace. are you feeling sick? whether you're stuck with the common cold or the dreaded flu...the question is when do you call the doctor? spend more for free shipping on amazon dot com. that's next on kolo 8 high pressure will strengthen over the sierra and western nevada bringing dry conditions through the work week. temperatures will remain a few degrees above seasonal averages on tuesday before increasing well above average into the start of the weekend. the next chance for light precipitation will be saturday. dry conditions with unseasonably mild temperatures will week as a ridge of high pressure remains in scale pattern. breezy the cost of free shipping on amaz

erick green has signed a second 10-day contract with the utah jazz... he has played in five games, averaging about game... he was second in the d- league in scoring at reno, averaging nearly 27 points big news in college basketball today. louisville has self- imposed a one-year postseason ban on their basketball team it's a reaction to reports of stripper parties for their incoming recruits, which were allegedly funded by a former assistant coach... the school hopes that this will satisfy the ncaa, and avoid any future penalties.. the cardinals are currently 18-and-4 overall, and ranked 19th in the country... pitino: "this is a punishment i thought would never happen this season. this is a decision that's as harsh as anything i've seen. this is not a team that wasn't going to make the tournament. this is a team that was very much favored to go very far in the tournament" louisville has not missed the ncaa tournament since 2006... they were projected to be a five seed this season. bowl prediction... and they finally picked the broncos... this time it's f