utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. our big story tonight...the day before the 15-year anniversary of 9-11. even celebrations come to halt, as southeast wisconsin remembers the worst attack on american soil. a.j. bayatpour was at today's moment of reflection at 'tosa fest.' he's back with that story. pretty much anyone who was old enough to remember september 11, 2001 can tell you where they were. those memories are especially clear for four plans were hijacked by 19 terrorists. on that day, fire lieutenant troy boesl basil was working a late shift at his second job.he came home to see the first plane at hit the world trade center. everyone had all the questions; whats going on? is this possibly a terrorist attack? was it an accident? as the answers to those questions became all too clear...police and firefighters

utah eating up 11:21. let's take a look at the road ahead for utah, sponsored by coors light.ver your mountain, climb on. >> joel: san jose state coming up and the big one usc. this team if they play like they did in the last five minutes, they will win a lot of football games. that is what they have been doing the last couple of years. >> gus: utah starts the season 2-0. final score is 20-19. utah over byu. we'll return with more from salt lake city after these messages. i'm just a guy who wants to buy that truck. and i'm just a guy who wants to sell him that truck. so i used truecar. it told me what other people in the area paid for the truck i want. and because we're a truecar certified dealership, i already know the truck he wants. so we're on the same page before he even gets here. -it's fair. -and it's fast. look good? looks great. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. ♪ hmmmmm....... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. ♪ amazing sleep st

credit to the utah defense. how many times have they shown >> gus: oldroyd will attempt the on-side kick as they load up the far side. now they kick it near-side. flag on the play. thompson with the recovery. >> joel: it will be offside on byu. >> referee: offside. kicking team, number 13. five-yard penalty will be added to the end of the run. first down. >> gus: a hair offside. >> joel: it wouldn't have mattered anyway. >> gus: francis bernard. utah overcomes six turnovers to beat byu for the sixth time as troy williams victory formation for the utes. byu out of time-outs. that will do it. 20-19. utah prevails. coach sitake, coach whittingham, great friends. sitake says, "i love kyle whittingham the man. not just the coach." i'm sure they will talk about it during the off-season when they are on the golf course. >> joel: what a game! >> gus: our performance of the game goes to that great defensive stop by the utes on the two-point conversion. house. credit to kyle whittingham and his coaching staff. that front

utah with the lead. heisman watch. he says when sationm last week nick chubb has been fantastic. >> joel: there are so many good players going out for the first time. like the louisville quarterback. >> gus: he was awesome last night. >> joel: phenomenal, wasn't he? >> gus: rushed for 200 yards. threw for over >> gus: second down and ten at the 25. no jamaal williams in the game right now. we saw being worked on, on the byu sideline. algernon brown in the backfield. hill. looking. scrambled out of the pocket. he takes it himself. he is out of bounds with the first down. go downstairs to shannon. >> shannon: they are not going to risk it with williams anymore. he has had a contusion on the left leg. while sitting on the training bench he started to feel nauseous. if they will put a run together here and tie it up, that -- they'll have to do it without the running back. >> gus: he missed the final five games of the 2014 season. first down and ten at the 36. hill. handles the snap. he steps up in the pocket. throws on the

utah with the lead. he says when sationm last week nick chubb has been fantastic. >> joel: there are so many good players going out for the first time. like the louisville quarterback. >> gus: he was awesome last night. >> joel: phenomenal, wasn't he? >> gus: rushed for 200 yards. threw for over 400 >> gus: second down and ten at the 25. no jamaal williams in the game right now. we saw being worked on, on the byu sideline. algernon brown in the backfield. hill. looking. scrambled out of the pocket. he takes it himself. he is out of bounds with the first down. go downstairs to shannon. >> shannon: they are not going to risk it with williams anymore. he has had a lower leg contusion on while sitting on the training bench he started to feel nauseous. if they will put a run together here and tie it up, that -- they'll have to do it without the running back. >> gus: he missed the final five games of the 2014 season. first down and ten at the 36. hill. handles the snap. he steps up in the pocket. throws on the

utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. some severe storms rolling through northeast ohio this afternoon, putting a damper on many saturday afternoon plans. >> take a look at this damage. residents a strong winds brought down trees, even leaving some people without power. thanks for joining us for this latete edition of fox 8 news at 10:00, i'm jennifer jordan. >> and i'm bill sheil. after today's thunder and lightning, will it dry up for the rest of the weekend? let's go to meteorologist jenn harcher who is standing by with the answer. quite a change blew through town. >> that is true. we. went from sunny and 90 degrees to severe storms and a big drop in tempetu at the moment, mainly in the eastern section and behind that cooler, t dryer air will start o make its presence knownr as you head into your s

utah defeats byu.ek, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. that wraps it up salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. is is >> tonight a "fox5" exclusive a naval petty officer set for deployment shot during going away party. we're learning new details what happened outside of a popular dupont circle bar. >>> tense moments for visitors at six flags america in upper marboro and what forced the theme park to see vaciate and close early and prince george county executives under fire in wake of head start program scandal. what they had to say when we caught up with them. thanks for staying up with us late. i'm lauren demarco, matt has the night off. a story you will only see here. new details about a shooting outside of a bar. the victim is petty officer in u.s. navy preparing to deploy and at his own going away part party. lindsay watts has the exclusive details. lipcy. >> l

as far as where i am, i stand -- ofhe 71% of utah and utah who supported.for the slippery slope, i think we should only look at medical cannabis. recreational is a bridge too far for utah. it definitely has positive aspects that can help people who are suffering. -- suffering from various conditions. the other thing we need to focus on is the opioid epidemic we have. utah has one of the worst rates deaths fromn and the opioid addiction. we have to look at that as well. i spent 30 years in health care. adjust -- address complex issues like this. we need to get serious about this. that the billd did not make it. >> governor herbert, do you have anything you need to add? >> i agree that we have substance abuse and needs to be treated. the problem is countrywide. as chair of the national governors association, that is something we have taken very seriously. again, i have empathy for those who get relief from medical marijuana. we need to find science the back of the anecdotal story. the administration has turned a blind eye. we need to do the research so we can

people look to utah as the land of community. i appreciate the fact he took the opportunity to come to the most fertile business environment in all of america to business his business. i hope everybody has the same opportunity to become one of the fat cats out there that's rich lot of money. i applaud him for that effort. that's great. as a republican, i want that kind ofhave success. i'm not into redistribution of the wealth. again the american dream is upward mobility. best place inthe the country. agree way, the people with me. on the right track, wrong track believe 80% of utahns we're on the right track. they reflect what i'm doing. that means we are answering their questions and attending their issues in a way they like, we're on they right track. 30-second time for a rebottle. >> the statistics that the governor uses are great. know that they are working harder and longer for less. struggling to get by. and the economy is not working for everyone. need to be able to bring higher paying jobs here. created thousands of jobs

utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. that wraps it up from here in salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. a:08:41there should have been no way that he should have been able to find her at >> there should have been no way that he should have been able to find her at all. >> heartbreaking tragedy. police say a father killed his own 6-year-old daughter. just days before she was to move to be with her mother in hernando county. >> rightt went off. and that's when the bullet went through his hand. >> a st. petersburg police officer is shot with his own weapon. we'll tell you how it happened. and scary video from inside a circle k store. three armed robbers demand money from the clerk. he tried to fight back, and almost got shot. >> good evening. tonight. we start with a news alert in tampa tonight, where there's been an officer-involved shooting. a tampa officer shot a man who police say

that's in utah. i also stopped in park city, utah. park city has its own goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to below 2005 levels by 2020 through increased access to renewable energy and expanded recycling. park city is often seans an affluent resort, but a quufort its residents live below the poverty line. outside of park city, the rest of summit county is mostly rural and it was the county and city governments that partnered up along with local power providers to form the summit community power works, effort to encourage energy efficiency improvement across all levels of the county. they've done things like retrofit the town's affordable housing units taking steps to reduce carbon footprints. they don't have the ability to change zoning laws or building laws. that's all controlled by the state. offering just the economic benefits of efficiency, they are already seeing inspiring results. mr. president, i left utah optimistic. state climate toll gist rob gillies and the other scientists that i met with from utah state university

state campus of utah university, the utah debate commission welcomes you to the candidates debate. moderator: i have been asked by the utah debate commission to moderate this evening's debate. we are live on the campus of utah state university in logan, where we are holding the debate between the candidates in utah's race for governor. tonight we will hear from the incumbent governor gary herbert and his democratic challenger mike weinholtz. before we begin coming each candidate will receive a 92nd 0 second opportunity. prior to the airing, we determined that governor herbert would be able to give the first statement. we will begin with you, governor herbert. gov. herber: thank you. and thank you to the people at utah state university. it is great to be on the campus of one of the great universities of utah, and what a bigger universities of our country. the debate commission for arranging this and thank you, mike for appearing here today. and ik we are all aggies, think we are looking forward to having some aggie ice cream when this is over. let me just rehearse. when i came into

they are worried about flash flooding in utah today. cooler northeast and front range, will be a degree or two cooler here. scorches in the southeast, but we'll get cooler there by the weekend. during the evening tonight, we clear out and it stays windy out of the south, that keeps temperatures in the upper 50, we'll go 80, 81 tomorrow, a sprinkle, the big thing about tomorrow is going to be the wind. lit be windy out of the west-southwest all day, cooler some showers of rain and snow possible in the foothills, not a significant accumulation at all. and then the light sprinkle sunday evening after a cool, dry day on sunday. >>> just like all of us, crust construction crews can run late sometimes and we are seeing a delay, because of that, this is our c-470 view, moving through in the westbound direction, coming up towards our exit at highway 285. or hampton. the westbound lanes of c-470 are down to a single lane of traffic backup, that's forming behind it. cdot just sent us a note and saying it's wrapping up late, they expect to have it

(end graphic) when utah finally did an aud? concluded warrantless access "may have resulted in questionable use" in more than half of the cases sampled. but states like new mexico don't conduct audits...and don't require warrants for law enforcement. mark greenblatt: you trust them? mike unthank: absolutely. mike unthank is new mexico's top regulator. and he says he's unaware of any abuse of the database in fact, albuquerque police told us.. they... ".. have never requested access to that database.. and " ...believe it would be records reveal a different story. mark greenblatt: there's a police officer who accessed it more than 30 times getting patient information. what's going on here? mike unthank superintendent, new mexico regulation and licensing runs = 2:37 - 2:41 i have no idea, but i am glad you have brought this to my attention so unthank said he'd reconsider the state's position on warrentless searches. mike unthank "we need to take steps to monitor that, and to audit it..." scott michelman's an attorney group public c

utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma eastern on fox. that wraps it up from here in salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. most of the night. just after 5:00 this evening multiple 911 calls along to 87 months the deputy fired back and mile stretch as they continue to enter their investigation tonight. investigators for all the this happened around seven they don't in interesting enough ends peacefully make a a call about a man possibly barricaded inside with a gun the suspected golf course spindle after witnesses say he terrace several people out on that course. police are searching for a driver who hit a pedestrian last night and drove off. they shut down colfax and colorado to investigate are now looking for a great chevy impala asked to call police. the man who tried to assassinate president reagan is out of the psychiatric hospital. he was shot and wounded president outside the helm hotel

in a study from the university of utah... there was a 37-percent reduction in the number of times heart failure patients went to the hospital or died. and as martie salt explains... it's something researchers have never seen before. utah senator ralph okerlund (oh-kerr-lund) d attacks and congestive heart failure. but he didn't feel well. "if i walked from my house out to the mailbox across the street, i'd have to stop a couple of times on the way." (:08) doctor amit (ah-meet) patel put the senator in the ix (icks) cell d-c-m cell therapy study at the university of utah. "we basically took the certain cells that were still alive and put them in a healthy environment and basically had their own body start healing the tablespoons of bone marrow from patients, and put them in a bioreactor for twelve days to supercharge them. "so all the young stem cells grew up and all the old weaker cells that had the effects of aging, diabetes and all that died off." (:07) then he injected one-hundred to two-hundred- million healthy stem cells

with several areas of thunderstorms in utah. they are concerned with flash flooding in central and southern utah. with high winds anticipated in western colorado today, going as far as sustained winds go. some of the gusts could go to 60 around that part of the state. we'll clear things out around here over the northeastern plains. hit the 70s and low 80s here. we have much cooler air headed our way for this weekend. >>> all right. thank you, marty. sit 6:32. we're getting on out to our view here from sky 9, over the brand new accident southbound, as you come on through towards 104th avenue, you can see some big as we head through. these delays will build towards 100 and 12th avenue. to the ground level view here, take a look at the accident in the far left lane. backups coming through, now should get lighter because of everybody is just scoots across the', they're on the shoulder. curiosity delay. they should wrap up here quickly. out to the west, doing better also, construn wrapped up at 6:00, and doing much, much better. i'm

the utah storm is moving into the mountains. some of the mountain areas will pick up snow tomorrow night and early saturday with the storm after a high today of 76. 62 out at the airpor wipeds out of the northwest at 14. they'll be stronger than that tomorrow. some scattered showers down to trinidad. the storms that hit burlington are diminishing p into it's all being caused by a cold front pushing into colorado tonight and tomorrow. the mountains all the way down into the san juan's by morning. we should be dry here in denver and across the plains. 3 the winds are going to pick up late tonight and early tomorrow morning. morning lows, 55 in denver, 41 at leadville and 650s over the southeastern part of the state. showers and thunderstorms expected in the mountains. winds. the system loses a lot of moisture as it comes off the mountaiis. only a few isolated showers as the front goes by but cooler weather will come in after that front passes tomorrow night into saturday and you'll see some of the activity out into the plains. 90

this week you are playing to win four tickets to the utah shakespeare festival. las vegas began as a railroad town. the question is in what year did regularly scheduled passenger train service here end? to win, go to the news 3 lv.com website and click on the station then contests or go to our twitter page to your your selection. to find out if you are the winner go to twitter where the answer will be posted at end of the show. one person will be randomly there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan. >> michelle: okay. sometimes you just have to make the best of the bad situation. although we highly recommend you do not do this. this guy having some fun after he is enjoying -- is that behind a car? that looks like it's someone on the ro

zion gusts at 50 miles per hour, it's after midnight over there in utah. that wind blowing nervous about the temperature. once the wind picked up, it spiked to 84. we managed 1? of warming, well within the 3? guarantee, another $33 for four square. we're on a roll for september. upper 70s during the afternoon hours and while we'll still have breezes in the morning they'll should be a great weekend. five foot wave at the lake as the storms ran through, some small hail as well. showers and thunderstorms skirted the mesquite area. very intense storm, heading over the mountains they had this funnel cloud and this is not the place you want to take that picture. directly underneath wrong aer farther up in ogden, they had some trouble in the far northwestern area of utah. lot of people think funnel clouds can't form in mountains but that is not true. you're going to love this forecast. let's talk numbers. in caliente. 77 in boulder city, 79 at mesquite, laughlin at 86. after midnight we'll get the winds below 20, 25 miles per hour. we haven't been in the 50s sinc

further to the east and in parts of utah as well. 88 by 9:00 a.m. today. 97 at noon and 101 at 4:00. a drastic change in the temperatures as we head we'll take a look at the numbers coming up. >> jeff: a good start to the labor day weekend on the roadways. a traffic problem at harmon. we're looking at 15 south bound starting to slow down as you make your way through there. coming in from henderson clear. same goes for all the freeways. i'll have another update in 10 minutes. stratosphere destroying a vacant two story apartment building. witnesses say they saw somebody jump from the second story of that as the fire was breaking out. firefighters believe that squatters may have been inside there. two hours after the fire started somebody with burns over 20% of their body was found, taken to the hospital and now they are trying to figure out if that person is responsible for starting the fire in the in the >> kim: that local woman who was found dead in the extreme heat of death valley last weekend was loved by all her family members and friends. she ow

especially northwestern arizona and into southwestern utah as well. we will zoom in closer on the storms here. to the south of interstate 40, southeast of - -, the storm here prompting a flash flood warning as it tracks its way to the north. a lot of heavy rain there. a good time to avoid interstate 40. more showers continue to track north into utah getting weaker as they do but a lot of rain between lake george area. mesquite is drying out after rainfall this morning. this camera is facing east , you can see her big thunderstorm cells are . further east along that utah-arizona border. definitely will be a active afternoon. current temperatures, mesquite 97, sandy valley, 98, las vegas valley, spring valley 99 degrees. sunrise, 102 degrees. temperatures are not expected to rise a whole lot are picking up. gusts today up to25 miles per hour. highs today 101 laughlin, 106 mesquite, 102 seven-day forecast, breezy conditions .25-30 miles per hour. look at the highs though. that's the big change we have coming up. 94 sunday, 93 on labor day. overnight lows

duck creek village, utah. just in time for lunch, at aunt sue's. tierney: aunt sue's has the best pies. dave hall: yeah she does! the perfect place to share dessert and swap stories with the locals. dave hall: wow! waitress: alright...there you go. dave hall: tierney, we're saving the best for last... tierney: mmhmm! dave hall: ok, mountain berry pie tierney: mmmmm! laughing shelley: what is there not to love about duck creek? the scenery is absolutely beautiful, the weather is always cool, lots of wild life, people are friendly. it's a great place. tierney: and i know how to drive my own 4-wheeler. but bill has his 4- wheeler... dave hall: you drive your own 4- wheeler?! tierney: well it's bills...which is my uncle. dave hall: but you know how to drive it? wow! dave hall: alright, see you guys, thank you! time to go explore duck creek. visiting duck creek! music ends>> duck creek is a three hour drive from las vegas. its located in the dixie national forest, northeast of zion national park. there is plenty of hiking, fishing, camping and biking to

>>reporter: utah fire fights had their lives turned upside down. >> i could have lost my family and my career. >>reporter: while local police were investigating missing drugs from a fire department. they turned to a data base and conducted a warrantless search into the prescription drug history of all 480 fire taking medications inappropriately. >>reporter: they were charged with felonies for charges related to doctor shopping. it threatened their adoptions. >> we potentially could have lost these two kids. >>reporter: local mayor says the police simply used a tool they had available. >> we were acting purely koth the way the state law permitted >>reporter: the charges were dropped but the controversy prompted utah to change the law and require warrants. a national investigation found 31 states allowing law enforcement to tap into your recommend tronic -- electronic of searches in those states. in indiana, they just have to provide a case number. and of the 31 states that don't require a search warrant, 23 don't even audit their program. when utah finally did an audit, the state conclu

you mentioned utah. utah struggling with this right now because it's a big economic driver there that has almost been -- they are trying to shut this completely down because of air issues. where are we with coal in the mix of our energy array? >> so i don't, i don't operate a coal mines in the u.s. but i operate coal mines in australia and in the south pacific as we speak. we have clearly, a good understanding of the coal business. our view is very simple. >> still. >> 20 years down the road, 30 years down the road. i've got no doubt in my mind that coal has a future. i going to use the example of china which is the largest coal consumer at this point in time and if you take a 20 year perspective and you assume pretty aggressive assumptions in terms of energy sources from the hydro, gas, especially on the back with the deal with russia, nuclear. to balance the book you still need a lot of coal. in the medium and long-term. now what is important is to produce the best coal we can, alright. and that's why

we've seen thunderstorms again arizona and portions of utah. as we get closer to the las vegas valley it's been a pretty dry day. the winds picking up this afternoon. we're going to see as slow pressure moves in those winds continue over the weekend with a slight cooling trend as we make our way into labor day. overnight tonight looking at temperatures dropping down into the upper 70s. near normal conditions with winds out of the southwest continuing ten to 15 miles an hour. highs tomorrow actually today. 98 degrees for projected high. near normal temperatures. the numbers are going to keep going down from there. winds will pick up by tomorrow afternoon. a great day to fly a kite for saturday. temperatures on the decrease into monday. dropping down to 91 degrees. and looks like into the next workweek slight increase. mid-90s on tap. lots of sunshine headed our way. >> reed: thanks. the weather couldn't be better be all over nevada, southern nevada to catch those games. if you are going one send your pictures and videos of your team on burst or

utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. >>> right now on wral news and north carolina police officer in critical condition after being shot, the search for the suspect tonight. >>> remembering former north carolina association of educators president. rodney ellis us. >> veterans and active serviceman paused today to remember the tragedy of 9/11. right now on wral the manhunt continues of a suspect accused of sot police officer we're glad you're with us tonight i'm ken smith.>> and i'm kathryn brown, shelby police department says k- 9 officer tim brackeen is in critical issues, he was looking for a person wanted on outstanding warrant when gunfire broke out and backup officers responded to find brackeen shot in the 38-year- old father of one has been with the department in 2400>> police are searching for the suspect ide

. >> mike pence touring utah square in salt lake city. the support is growing for donald trump. >> hearing the shared conservative values convinces m that i like our chances in utah on election day. >> one of our goals on election year is to give you a voice in this important race for white house. we want to hear from you. what would you like to hear from hillary clinton or donald trump about put your questions on our facebook page. >>> how easy is it for patients to get the drugs they need? into the right hands, up next. >> and later in sports, the unlv football team kicks off their season a an ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. yeah. >> welcome back. all right, some people are asking tonight, is nevada's medical marijuana program broken? >> some patients claim it is letting them down and asking the governor to investigate. john trea

one entry wins four fick toetdz the utah shakespeare festival. go to the news 3 twitter page for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible >> kelly: a few clouds today. showers mainly east of las vegas valley. triple-digit -- no triple digits today. 101 today. a little breezy tomorrow afternoon. 91 on sunday. and 90, that's the high on monday. that's it. 90! >> michelle: my favorite part about that forecast is the overnight temperatures. this is when you can get up in the morning. you are able to walk the dog. do whatever you got to do and you won't be roasting. even open the windows and get fresh air in. we could see more triple

a helicopter pilot from utah.. is being called a hero.. for rescuing a lost hiker. brent hutchens led the search for the 72-year-old hiker -- who had been missing for nearly awe didn't expect a happy ending -- that is until he spotted a bright yellow shirt. hutchens says the hiker didn't have enough energy to stand up and wave.. so his bright colored shirt may have saved his life. american airlines will fly its first scheduled flights from miami to cuba today. the first few flights will only go to cien-fuegos and hol-guin -- but trips to havana are expected to begin in november. last week.. jetblue became airline to fly to cuba in more than half a century. ten other airlines are set to add a cuba route to their schedules. apple will make a major announcement in san francisco today. speculation is that the tech giant will introduce an iphone-7 and updated apple watches. that can't be confirmed -- however because apple likes to surprise. the event is scheduled for 10 o'clock this morning. apple b today.. has many users trading in their old phones now -- to get the hig

but the controversy prompted utah to change the law and require warrants. a scripps national investigation found 31 states allowing law enforcement to tap into your confidential electronic prescription drug history without any type of judicial authorization. nationwide, it adds 340,000 searches in the past two years. that's six times the amount in states that do require judicial review. in indiana, police simply have to provide a case number. in west virginia, no case number is required. only a promise of an investigation. and of the 31 states that don't require a search warrant, 23 don't even audit their program. when utah finally did an audit, the state concluded warrantless access may have resulted in in new mexico, they don't require audits or warrants for law enforcement. >> you trust them. >> absolutely. >> new mexico's top regulator, and he's unaware of any abuse of the database. albuquerque can i police have never requested access to that database and believe it would be illegal. state records reveal a different story. >> there's a police officer wh

"hey i'm dave hall up in duck creek, utah.. i'm about to take this bad boy out for a spin for field trip friday.. if someone could just show me how to turn it on. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? narrator: donald trump and joe heck. district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous criminals from buying guns here in nevada. but a loophole makes it easy for those same dangerous people to buy guns. they get them at gun shows and online from perfect strangers let's make it harder for criminals, safer for us. yes on quest

deputies want your help to >>> a tornado in utah. this bad weather system heading straight for us. >>> at 6:10, a storm near warning, a change in the flag seasons is ushering in a change in the weather patterns. >>> pretty quiet, like 225 and >>> 6:14. welcome back to denver 7. airtracker7 over the scene of a stolen pickup truck that wws recovered this thornton. this is near 96th. officials still on scene looking for that person who stole that f 350 pickup truck. a lot of stolen car stories in the last couple of days. >>> juss in, israeli troops take down a man attempting to stab israelis. west bask. that suspect is shot. probably should survive. not sure whether people waiting there for the bus at the time or the soldiers standing guard were the intended target. there were plenty of people at that bus stop. happened in the same spot where a week ago, anddthis is the picture of this situation, where some palestinians rammed a car into a bus stop injuring some people. it's a volatile spot now. >>> a new colorado poll shows a tie betwe

and utah. so some of the fires. if you look to the west and is that true smoke. that is because of our wind shift. into the state. as far as the cloud. it will weaken a bit. over night. we'll wake up to a mostly clear 7 a.m. pick out your spot. smooth sailing. getting off to work. except the breeze in some areas will be strong. midday still looks good. you'll feel a change quickly. the wind kicks up. changes direction. fort collins first. greeley second. then denver. and around five o'clock we'll start to add to that. some of the moisture pushed our way. a few rain showers later in the day. mostly 70s. about 77. popular number. if most all neighborhoods. and down to the south douglas county. looking at middle 70s. >> here's the 7-day forecast. take a look at it longer this time. tuesday 60. with a better chance for showers. 40 percent. showers. but pleasant. middle 70s. 60s on friday. and next weekend we clear it off. and we stay in the 70s. things are starting to look like fall. in addition to feeling like it. the rest ot propb koes nice day of rest today. to wa

heavy rain is expected to the north and east of our area with flood watches for southwest utah. .......... a slight chance of showers for our mountains but definitely big winds that will last through cooler temps near 80 degrees tomorrow. ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) life is beautiful closures are in effect downtown. there are a lot of closures, so plan ahead. overnight, the wam springs ramp to westbound 215 shuts down for work on the airport connector project. traffic is starting to slow down the left lane is blocked. <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >>> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> chipotle is pushing for its customers to see.. thafood fety is top pority. the newly r. highlighting what goes on in the kitchen. ((brian loftus)) >> plus -- put these shoes on your christmas list! when nike's self- lacing shoes are expected to hit stores. /// ((brian loftus)) horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. har

heavy rain is expected to the utah. .......... mostly sunny definitely big winds that will last through tonight. breezy for friday and cooler temps near 80 degrees tomorrow. demetria, how are the roads? traffic is backed up in north las vegas on southbound i-15 and lake mead. over on the west side, us 95 and cheyenne is getting slower on the southbound side. <<< >>> back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> forget flowers .. one bridal party held something much cuter for their wedding pictures.. ((brian loftus)) >> after the break on 8 news now good day... we'll show you the adorable photo that has some brides saying, "why didn't i think of that??"/// ((brian loftus)) the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. melting hearts all over the world .. this is banjo .. terrain in new zealand .. even though she's deaf and blind. the shelter where she's at said they don't think she would've made it much longer because of the senses s

you are looking at footage from utah. the tornado touched down in weber county accompanied by rain driven rain and hail. several homes are unsuitable to live in. tens of thousands of homes are without power across ogden and nearby >> michelle: so we know utah gets a lot of wet weather and, you know, more than us. but tornados. >> kelly: no. that's definitely a rarity. and this late in the season. the whole thing was very bizarre. they had that yesterday. we were definitely dealing with strong winds. i noticed some trash cans decide to take themselves for a walk. maybe minor tree damage as well as we did have reports at the it's gorgeous. beautiful blue skies. we do have light winds around. take a look at these temperatures. i mean, 69 degrees at noon in centennial? it's still really quite cool out there. lakes turning over to 71 degrees. paradise, you are at 73. southeast, 73 as well. if you are having lunch outside today you are going to need a sweater. how about that? isn't that crazy. the first full day of fall and it'

however battle mountain wins this one, >> gets beat by layton utah, all over lake mead, 42-nothing. got a few more scores, how about the needles all over, 46-zip. we have the remainder of sights, for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible ?? ?? for our final segment the social media segment. we are looking to make the fans in the stands the stars. >> upload your pictures and game night selfies using burst, we have a link are on our website and twitter pages. we did have stiff competition for selfie of the night knit. david smith sent us not one but five selfies of him and his friends. we appreciate the er zambrano in the meadows band sent us a smiling selfie. tha

i'm in duck creek utah, it's absolutely spectacular and from what i've heard this is one of the most beautiful hikes in all of america, so lets go for a walk in just a few minutes." good morning i'm alyssa deitsch. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. we continue to follow breaking news... a big fire fight this morning, a three alarm fire is under contr center near rancho and washington fox5's peter dawson is live on the scene with an update for us on the status of the fire. las vegas fire and rescue said they are battling a three- alarm fire at a shopping plaza friday morning. crews responded to the incident at 2:48 a.m. at twin lakes plaza near rancho

up the receiver in the third..breaking up the pass...but he is called with targeting and ejected..utah would win 20-19 canyon springs grad donnell pumphrey is having a career day for san diego state against cal.. pumphrey over 200 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns as the aztecs and bears burn the lights out on the scoreboard..game is still in progress deep into the night ufc 203 in cleveland featured hard-nosed fighters like stipe fighters like stipe miocic and hardly believable ones like cm punk..the wwe star's debut didn't go as scripted cm punk..37 years young.. facing 24 year old mickey gall who's fine".. cm punk charges..not a good idea.. the zack efron looking charcter gives the new guy..the longest 3 minutes of his life.. first round submission..cm punk has a bruised face and beaten spirit.. mickey gall wins the main event.. hometown hero stipe miocic taking on alistair overeem..and this didn't get past the first round either.. the fire fighter and ohio native wears the belt as a ufc champion by way of first round knockout.. ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks jon by giving blood. the

so utah, that was yesterday, you're safe today, cooler temperatures moved in.lso the flooding was very impressive. we mentioned this yesterday, flash flood emergencies in areas of iowa and wisconsin. this is a town of greene, small town, it was under a mandatory evacuation order at one point. yeah, all through butler county there looked like that, a lot of roads closed, too. this morning, three days in a row heavy rain continues. this is minnesota, this is iowa, you can see the line of thunderstorms. the cedar river this weekend is going to hit top ten, maybe even top five all time water levels. thankfully, the levies will protect waterloo and cedar rapids, but the area outside the city, a lot of major flooding this weekend in northern iowa. here's the map itself, flash flood watch through this afternoon and the area of red current flash flood warnings. rivers remain high, even into next week. here's the storm we'll be tracking over the weekend. today it moved through colorado, not as much moisture with it. yes, there is blue on the map, highest elevations of t

we have aerial flood warnings still in place for much of utah. salt lake city especially as you can still see some very strong to severe thunderstorms pushing him. in fact, in weaver county, we had damage of tornado. severe thunderstorms pushing through the area. you can see it just knocked down dozens of homes. also, some trees were down and power lines down. it is now affecting 35,000 people. it ha lot of folks in their backyards . the good news is as it moves into colorado, it won't really be ringing us the severe storm but it certainly will be kicking up our winds i'm a potentially doing damage on the fall foliage that is just peeking in the high country. we do have the high wind warning tonight. those will be the areas we see in purple. the peach shaded color is the advisories. these will continue until 6 am i would not be surprised if we start to see the advisories shift across the front range and the eastern plains tomorrow as our winds start to kick up as this cold front starts approaching our backyard. 57 overnight. the winds will steadi

>> reporter: he will head south through utah and then hit the east coast. if anyone is thinking about doing the same thing he is doing, he recommends saving at least $10,000. >>> coming up, on 12 news at 6 pm. fall is almost here, a lot of people want to check out the amazing colors in up north?>>> an entire country without electricity. how they ended up with no power. >>> los angeles has a better chance of hosting the 2024 summer olympics. >>> let's take a look at your almanac today. we were a little bit above average, but actually 10 up after the break. stay with us. >>> tonight, only on 12 news at 10 pm. on watchdog wednesday, dietary supplements may not be as it is you think. dinner for $12.99. -- as safe as you think. that's tonight on 12 news at 10 pm. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, >>> right

pushing east into arizona and utah... and we'll finish the week with sunny skies and gusty winds. breezes again tomorrow and cooler highs with chilly overnight lows. ................ this is a large low pressure pushing through the west and it will open up the door for a cool nights will be chilly in the 60s and upper 50s. <<< ((weather toss))>>> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it's thursday... and our lives. tonight it's the texans and patriots... but what's at stake for both teams ahead of the primetime matchup? that's next on the valley's news leader./// ((you're watching 8 england patriots on thursday night football after a week of questions about who the patriots will play at quarterback. brook silva-braga is in foxborough... with a preview of the primetime matchup. it might be the best job in sports. (janie ritchie /fan) even now after 11 years i pinch myself, every time i step down here janie ritchie and the end zone militia stand closer to the field than any fan. and when the new england patriots scoreafter a quick celebration wi revolutionary muskets. (janie ritchie ) (janie:) i'm

. ♪ marÍa elena:un joven venezolano que vino a pasar vacaciones en utah tÉrmino impresiÓn de agentesa venezolana claudia rodrÍguez recibió la noticia de que estaba esperando ya desde hace 45 dÍas, la liberaciÓn de su hijo diego que por mÁs de un mes estuvo en manos de inmigraciÓn recluida en un refugio para menores inmigrantes en chicago. >> me dice que era +1 cÁrcel que cualquier otra cosa, habrÍa personas con traje anaranjado y esposas. estaba aterrado. le hicieron una requisa, le quitaron la correa del pantalÓn y las trenzas de los zapatos. viviana: el viacrucis de esta familia comenzÓ el 10 de agosto, digo pasarÍa unas vacaciones en utah la casa de un amigo de la familia desde hace 20 aÑos ese dÍa desde el aeropuerto de san francisco, llamaron al amigo para hacer preguntas sobre diego. >> que si venÍa a ganar dinero. le dije que no. me preguntaban si le iba a pagar, cÓmo iba a vivir. viviana: la madre de diego dice que las autoridades malinterpretaron lo dicho por su hijo a quien ella le habÍa recomendado que colaborar en las labores de la casa durante sus vacaciones. >> al parec

southern utah scored the first goal of the game... but the rebels gabriela vasquez tied it up five minutes later... susie bernal scored the winning goal in the second half. 2-1 is the final score. on the eve of the season finale... the 51's fell in the 11th inning to the salt lake bees. final score... salt lake -4, 51s -3 the final game of the 4 game series is set for today at 12:05 p-m in salt lake. last week the 51s and the mets agreed on a two year extension... maintaining the two teams affiliation through 2018. chris brown's attorneys are coming to their client's defense. what brown's lawyers had to conference about the accuser's hunger for fame. film festivals are creating early buzz for next year's top oscar contenders. a look at some of this year's nominees, next. check out this breathtaking view of the northern lights. this is nature's light show-- "the auroura borealis" above finland this labor day weekend. northern lights are caused by collisions between the earth's gassy matter released by the sun's atmosphere. those collis

utah taking on harborview. shadowridge plays el dorado, desert hills utah plays at foothill, the cowboys go to the home of the wolves and rancho plays at desert pines. catch these "operation football" at 11:00. we're looking to make stars in the fans. upload your moments by using burst. you can also find a link on our twitter and facebook pages. >>> fans of unlv's football team have been lighting it up after night. it's the first time the rebels have gone 1-0 since 2009. while senior defensive back tori who returned this interception for the score last night says that's motivating. he said the rebels are also taught a short memory. >>> unlv visits the bulls september 10th. >> this will be a momentum where we celebrate for 24 hours and after that we're back to work. we're focusing on ucla. >>> another advantage that they have for playing on thursday, tomorrow they will get to see ucla play against texas a&m. get a little sneak peek of the competition. >> bigger tasks on the way than last night. >> oh, yeah. they

the senator from utah. mr. hatch: i ask unanimous consent that my remarks be placed in an appropriate place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. hatch mr. president, i -- mr. hatch: mr. president, i rise again today to talk about the failures of the so-called affordable care act and what they mean for hardworking families and taxpayers. this is far from the first time i have come to the ploor to talk about obamacare. over the past several years, i don't think i've spoken as often about any other topic. and i'm not alone. since the time democrats forced the affordable care act through congress on a series of pure party-line votes, my republican colleagues and i have been speaking out about the poor judgment and shortsightedness that has unfortunately defined the trajectory of this law from its drafting to its passage ans now well -- and now well into its implementation and quite frankly we've had plenty of ammunition. seems like we're treated to at least one obamacare horror story every week.

george, utah. for the las vegas valley, 77ed 77 under a clear say. i think we could see 15, 25, maybe gusts around 30 miles per hour. still, 102 on sunday. on the back side of that system we'll knock the temperature down. are we ever? still some breezes, especially through wednesday afternoon. we're looking at temperatures falling to highs in the upper 80s and lows in the 60s. >> not a bad week either when it comes to the weather. >> carry on. [laughter] >>> we'll take it to somebody who can make uspy person already celebrating the weekend. >> celebrating and pool side there, chloe beardsley. >> reporter: i can't believe i'm even working. it's been so calm out here. barely anyone in the pool. [laughter] >> reporter: and then that happens. we're live -- you've got some kids here. not the magician. we'll talk to them. they have a wide variety of guests here. i'm a little bit choking. i want to walk over here and say hi. you have a quite a crowd. let's introduce everybody. >> thank you. we have jaysson, his daughter. >> that's anna. >> anna. >> greg. >>