to utah challenges. like greg paul it might take years of planning and preparation to reach our goal. we may face insurmountable obstacles on first and second attempts. like greg we will need utah innovation and technology to enhance our national capacity but also like greg we need to keep our eye focused on lofty objectives recognized when momentary window of opportunity opens and sees the day and press on to the top. personally i am committed to this track no matter how difficult. i am exhilarated by the challenge because i have never ever been more optimistic about utah's prospects for success. and all of you join me in this effort. may god bless us as we together climb ever higher. may god bless america, may god continue to bless the great state of utah, thank you so very much. [applause] >> today in washington the annual march for life rally, scheduled speakers include members of congress, white house advisor kellyanne conway and mike pence. live coverage begins at noon eastern on c-span. paul ryan

last year, utah had one of the fastest growing technology sectors in the nation, and utah businesses added more than 43,000 jobs to our economy. [applause] thanks to the collective efforts of the lawmakers and officials gathered here tonight, and primarily thanks to the hard work and cooperation of the people of utah, i can say emphatically that the state of our state is truly exceptional. but we haven't come this far to only go this far. there are several important summits for us to climb together over the next four years. but before we talk about those peaks, let me say a few words about two of the very deep and shadowy valleys in our state's current landscape. drug addiction and homelessness. i firmly believe that those closest to such issues will typically have the most informed answers. and i have been encouraged to see our local elected officials, our local law enforcement agencies, and our local charities working together to alleviate the suffering of those seeking treatment and those needing shelter. but i also recognize that the state has a role in addressing this problem. s

the gentleman from utah is the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, i urge the passage and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 73. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 70, the federal advisory committee act amendments of 2017, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 70, a bill to amend the federal advisory committee act to increase the transparency of federal advisory committees, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is advised there is no amended text at the esk. - no amendments -- there is no amended text

up next, they fight for utah land and the steep climb facing critics of what they say was a land grab by the obama administration. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering. salt lake city, a security captured a 2-year-old boy rescuing his twin brother after a dresser fell over. the twins parents say they were upstairs when the incident happened and did not discover that one of the boys had been trapped until reviewing the camera footage. despite their son being okay, the parents say they have posted the video online to remind others of the dangers of not securing furniture to the wall. fox six in burlington birmingh, a possible tornado caused 4 out of 5 weather-related deaths. severe storms swept across the south in the panhandle. this is alive look from our affiliate in atlanta. the the big story there, they bn of adults smoking in the car when children are present. the ban could be taken up as early as next week. representative scott says she knows such a law would be difficult to enforce but said the goal is about education. that's two nights live look outside the

we are broadcasting from park city, utah.ast night here at the sundance film festival, i interviewed actor and activist shailene woodley who participated in a protest monday against the festival's sponsor chase bank. shailene woodley is known for her role in "the divergent series" and she most recently starred in the film "snowden" about the nsa whistleblower edward snowden. surely was arrested in october for protesting the dakota access pipeline. i asked her for her response to trump's presidential memos. >> you sort of have and the back of your mind a little hope that maybe would not happen. i cannot say we were shocked. moving forward and it is a administration, a lot of people on the ground in north dakota, in some ways, expected this. it is like people have not left the camps. back in december, the army corps said they were going to deny the easement and they did. many people, hundreds of people -- at that time, thousands, decided to stay. there are still a few hundred people on the ground in north dakota. i think your p

senator lee: i encourage you to come to utah.he president designated 1.5 3 3 million acres in southeast utah in san juan county, against the overwhelming opposition of san juan county. against the opposition of our governor, all of our statewide elected officials. what you hear from them is please, mr. secretary, do something about this. would you consider visiting utah and talking to the people affected by this monument designation? and based on what you hear, consider having a conversation with president trump about revisiting this unfortunate misstep? rep. zinke: thank you for the question, i am committed to restoring trust. i will go out to utah first and talk to the governor, the people on the ground, come back and make a recommendation to the president. i think that is important. i will be a very busy guy, i will go out there and the state of washington, i will go to alaska, i have committed to going to everywhere. this is going to be a deployment, i apologize to my wife in advance, i will be gone for a while. senator lee:

some of the signs at that utah march literally made it all the way back home to utah after they did a. on saturday. a bunch of women from utah went to drpt c. on saturday, marched there, and then decided they were not going to wait to take their next step back at home. signs are already made, we're headed home anyway, let's do it. they marched in d.c. on saturday, and then on monday morning they were marching at their own state capital for the first day of the legislative session in the pouring, pouring snow. did it themselves. presto. the women's marches across the country on saturday were freaking huge. record demonstrations in cities like new york, d.c. of course, chicago, l.a., atlanta, seattle. notably, no arrests that we heard of anywhere. it was the biggest single day of protest and demonstrations in the united states in years, maybe in decades. the crowds were huge. the crowds were loud. in new york it was fun to watch the crowds drown out reporters on the ground into well into the evening. and you might expect that in very big and very blue cities, but check this out. it wasn

stealing the show again with the second quarter against the utah jazz.es up a defender on his way to the basket and ends up with 29 points. the jab and they go on to win next-line. san antonio spurs with the toronto raptors stealing a ring that 31st quarter backed one down from the top get theater he does it again and it outside. two possessions later he gets another to follow. tony parker goes behind to get the past but can't elaborate. he kicks at with leonard had 21 points in the first half. they go on to win it big time. turning to hockey. the columbus blue jackets looking for their 16th straight win. the first. and the blue jacket gaining line. again, on the power play, william is down for the lead. third period, oilers tried to clear and sports, the blue jackets are now one win away from tying the pain with winning streak. lauren: cleveland browns avoided going politically when this is sickening. the team still felt the need to apologize to fans. the owner sent a letter to season ticket holders sang and they understand how tough this season has bee

we're here in park city, utah, the sundance film festival. when we come back, we're going to look the first news conference of the new press secretary sean spicer. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: the women's march on washington saturday. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn to look at president trump, the media, and what the new administration calls alternative facts. on saturday, trump visited cia headquarters speaking of front of the cia's memorial wall. he told the agency he had a running were with the media. pres. trump: so i can only say that i am with you 1000% and the reason you are my first up is as you know, running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. and they sort of made it sound like i had a feud with the intelligence community. i just want to let you know, the reason you are the number one stop is exactly the opposite. exactly. and they understand that, too. amy: that was just the beginning of the new administration's attack on the

cardinal not lost to utah. >>> mibill musgrave is hired. play calling apparently didn't always sit well with jack del rio, broncos need him to develop young quarterbacks trevor siemian and pacson lynch. >> signing to contract woerj $3.6 million, gray. oakland also saved all-star catcher to one year deal about $3 million. >> justin thomas continues to enjoy time in the sun. fired 64 today. eagled 18. pga record. has a five stroke lead. this has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> five stroke lead not a bad way to go. >> abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook and all mobile devices with abc7 news app. >>

. >>> next tonight, the dramatic collision on the tracks in utah. dashcam video showing a commuter train plowing into a fedex truck. no one was hurt butt the time and it famed. here's abc's claytonsandell. >> repor a pretty normal scene, trucks cr, the north sa lakicerng ts video starts backing up, because right there a commuter train suddenly barrels right through that fedex truck. >> we've got some people on the train, and we need medical assistance. we ha more. >> reporter: but look closer. before the collision, those crossing arms are up, lights and warning bells off. they don't turn on for another thirty seconds. the utah transit authority says severe ice and snow saturday may have cut power to the arms, which are programmed to automatically lower. before this video they did come down, but soon after railroad employees arrived the gates raised back up. the agency says it has never had an accident like this before, and the uta is investigating why and how it happened to ensure it doesn't occur again. the train carried 82 passengers, there were t

i'm thierry fischer, music director of the utah symphony.n me and the utah symphony as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the national park service with the beauty and sanctuary of utah's five magnificent national parks. ♪ ♪

an incredible photo from the national park service of a rock that closed a major road in utah. thankfully, nobody was injured in the slide, but a dozen vehicles were trapped on one side. it will likely take severa to remove 200 tons of rock from the roadway. i guess a few people will be camping out. josh: hope they had a long vacation. on storm watch, snow, ice, rain in some parts of the country. josh: the major ice storm is the big part of this story. air travel will be going into a tailspin. overnight, and millions of americans from the southern plains to the mid-atlantic impacted by a deadly winter storm, leading to treacherous conditions. the freezing rain and ice causing a chain reaction pileup in wichita, kansas. >> i can see every single car that was coming to hit me and my airbag deployed. reporter: watch as this snowplow in utah loses control as a flatbed trailer attempt to pass, clipping the 70,000 pounds vehicle. the opposite lane, slamming into the guard rail, plummeting 300 feet. thankfully, the driver will be ok. >> he is bruised up a bit, real sore. reporter: and

chaffetz of utah. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 33, the gentleman from utah, mr. chaffetz, and a member opposed, each will have control of five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chaffetz: h.r. 5 requires the office of information and regulatory affairs to provide guidelines to agencies how to conduct regulatory activities. this is a great bill and i support the bill. we simply want to add a time line to this bill so we give proper incentive, notification and time to properly institute what this new law would do. the regulatory activities engaged in this bill in information and regulatory affairs deals with, these regulatory activities need to have cost and benefit assessments in their economic and risk assessments and harm ization of the rules. conforming rulemaking to the notice and comment requirements and formal rulemaking requirements in the administrative procedures act as well as the application to rulemaking proceedings under what is cal

cardinal not lost to utah. >>> mibill musgrave is hired. play calling apparently didn't always sit well with jack del rio, broncos need him to develop young quarterbacks trevor siemian and pacson lynch. >> signing to contract woerj $3.6 million, big raise for gray. oakland also saved all-star catcher to one year deal about $3 million. >> justin thomas continues to enjoy time in the sun. fired 64 today. eagled 18. pga record. has a five stroke lead. this has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> five stroke lead not a bad way to go. >> abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook and all mobile devices with abc7 news app. >> anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. rex tillerson put exxon's interests before america's.. i'm not here to represent the us government's interest. instead, tillerson sided with putin.

cardinal not lost to utah. >>> mibill musgrave is hired.lay calling apparently didn't always sit well with jack del rio, broncos need him to develop young quarterbacks trevor siemian and pacson lynch. >> signing to contract woerj $3.6 million, big raise for gray. oakland also saved all-star catcher to one year deal about $3 million. >> justin thomas continues to enjoy time in the sun. fired 64 today. eagled 18. pga record. has a five stroke lead. this has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> five stroke lead not a bad way to go. >> abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook and all mobile devices with abc7 news app. >> our n as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet, i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight. >>> it's january 13th. time for great viral videos "right this minute." a devoted daughter keeps her head covered as he brings a surprise. >> in solidarity for her mom goin

i'm going to travel to utah, travel to alaska and travel to north dakota. those are three impending problems that we need to resolve quickly. i have great respect for the indian nations. last time the sioux nations all got together, i would say general custer probably was not -- would say that was not a good issue. so you look at this and there is deep cultural ties there's a feeling we haven't been a fair consultant, fair partner. we need to listen to that voice. that's part of the trust is that, you know, outside of washington, d.c., when you start going west to north dakota, there's a lot of anger. there's a lot of mistrust. not everywhere, but enough where i'm concerned. i'm concerned that we need to be better partners. we need to work together as a congress. we all rise and fall on the same tide. we all love our public lands. the duty of the department of interior as a secretary is to make sure we have broad c consensus of what we're doing. every state's different. >> all right. thank you. my final question is, one size fits all. too often in federal g

this is a train in utah and t-boning a fedex truck apparently icy and snowy conditions and the gates one was hurt, but i gar reason tie, lift a people did not get their packages in utah. the now bankrupt sports a hortiused to be the country's largest sports goods retailer. j.c.penney closed 9 store offers the past couple of years and macy's is cutting 10,000 jobs and will be closing 68 stores. 7% of shoppers say they prefer to shop on-line, then go to a store. you would think at a time like this. building a megamall in new jersey would be sheer lou ancy. it is. it is still happening because canadian developer triple 5 has fund a sucker in governor christie and his administration. they are allowing for over $1 billion to be borrowed to build this megamall at the meadowlands called the american dream meadowlands project, so i drove up to the meadowlands to see what kind of work warrants over $1 billion in taxpayer dollars. well, git out of the car to see if anyone working under construction right here this megamall that bursts open in the meadowlands sh. there is willing literally nobo

. >> electro domÉsticos y muebles que pueden a aplastar a los niÑos, una familia de utah se salvÓ porel que no queda atrapado a sus escasos dos aÑos logra empujar el mueble y libera a su hermano. >> no escuchamos un llanto o un golpe seco, despertamos, miramos la cÁmara para ver quÉ pasaba si seguÍan durmiendo, vimos el mueble volteado y a los niÑos jugando, al ver las imÁgenes del video descubrieron la tragedia de la que se salvan, hicieron pÚblico el video para alertar a padres. >> todos necesitan afirmar los muebles pared, nosotros simplemente no lo pensamos. >> este comercial de la comisiÓn de seguridad de productos del consumidor muestra cÓmo es sencillo y barato protegerse, si no puede dejar sus artÍculos a la pared recomiendan hacerlo ti muebles pagÓ 50 millones de dÓlares a familias cuyos niÑos murieron por muebles que cayeron y no tenÍan los sugiero tardoes, en 2010 en promedio un niÑo muriÓ de cada diez por un electro domestico o mueble le cayÓ encima, evitarlo depende de usted. >> en nuestros tiempos no se pensaba, pero ahora hay que hacerlo. >> hay que tener cuidado, al re

salt like city utah officer dash cam capturing the heart-stopping moment. the train was going below the speed limit. trying to get to what went wrong. no one was hurt. q: that is something else. would you jump in front of an s.u.v. that started to roll backwards? one man did in scranton. you are looking at it now after the crash. the man is now credited with preventing other c people from getting hurt. michelle: man versus car. car always wins. this is just outside of philadelphia. a massive sinkhole opening up. this starts to swallow a pickup truck. the homes there were evacuated. no one was hurt. but people are still urged to stay away from the area. the ground is so vulnerable at the time. a group of local lgbt youth are making a name for themselves after being featured in a dock machinetary. -- featured in a documentary. we have a more. >> when we first met them pfeiffer years ago they were -- met them five years ago they were not far from gang activity. this was a film about them. we come today since they have moved moved in the store front in anacosti

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. >>> it is a beautiful day above provo, utah. look at all that snow, all that sunshine. but we are with the utah search and rescue team. this team largely made up of volunteers. they are looking for a dog, a dog named mary. >> how did the folks get on there, base jumping? skiing? >> we are never told how mary gets up there, but the team heard that she was stuck up there overnight. so they went up there to get her down. they had to bring rock climbing gear to get to her. >> and treacherous conditions, too. hiking this mountain in good conditions would be difficult, but now they have all the rocks cover in slick ice and snow. >> this is dangerous for everybody. >> come here. come on, girl. >> and now you've got to coax her to come to. >> hey, mary. >> because they heard that mary is very skittish and afraid of other people. >> there you go. >> he's got some jerky there for her. and slowly but surely, he's coaxing her to him and she does eat and then playing skittish like, i'm going back. >> don't go back. >> you have to come forward so they can all get off the mountain and

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: i rise today in support of s. con. res. 3, the on-going effort to repeal the most harmful elements of the so-called affordable care act. while my friends on the other side of the aisle have been trying to convince the american people there's nothing to see here and that this poorly named law is working according to plan, the vast majority of our citizens know -- they know the truth. obamacare just doesn't -- doesn't work. according to the results of a recent gallup poll, 80% of americans want congress to either change the affordable care act significantly or repeal and replace it altogether. let me repeat that. eight out of every ten people in this country agree that the status quo is unacceptable. and that we need a major, major change in what's going on around here. we need a course correction in our health care system. i.t. not hard to see -- it's not hard to see y it's not hard to see why this is the case. after all, under obamacare, the cost of health insurance has increased dramatically and will continue to do so

( laughter ) speaking of white boys, utah. any utah fans here?two cheering ) >> stephen: that's about right. are there any porn fans here? ( cheering ) well, brace yourself, because utah state senator todd weiler has announced a bill that will give people the ability to sue pornographers, in an attempt to prove that watching their product causes emotional and psychological damage. finally, it's well-known that porn causes psychological damage. mostly for the pizza delivery guy, who just wants to do his job and deliver the pie. ladies, for the last time, it's not a euphemism -- extra sausage is just a topping! senator weiler says the porn industry is a public menace and should be open to lawsuits because, right now, porn is available without any warnings and labeling. it's true. it is time to label porn! how else will people find "mature redheads on farm equipment," or "sexy lady blacksmiths?" point is, if this bill passes, people will be able to sue the porn industry for damages, and lawyers are already standing by to help. i saw this ad today. l

can tell someone that they know 40-mile alaska or utah what their life is going to look like. of course, congressman zinke, this is the interior department you're walking into. i'm counting on you and many americans are to help fix it. i know that you're a navy man, so excuse the expression. without the calvary calvary is on the way. i've got a list of some things that i think can be done to improve the situation. we need an interior department to fully understands the commitments made to alaska and that abides by them, particularly nomar cost. we need the department to recognize the individuals such as times turgid with the ghost with the coaster when agencies like the park service over reach into our lives. we need the department to restore public access to publicly and permit to allow it to produce resources and help us reach our throughput in the trans-alaska pipeline. we need a department that will let decade-old public lands orders that no longer serve any purpose other than to allow the federal government to control more of alaska and it will prioritize the cleanup of c

this happened on monday with the snow coming down at utah's sundance mountain resort.t took place there before christmas. if this case, the young boy's backpack got stuck in the chair. they were able to drag him back on to the chair. >> those patrol members are becoming familiar at that. >>> a followup from yesterday about the twin brothers in utah. nanny-cam cam churing them in the bedroom. the dresser crashes down trapping one of the boys underneath. his brother couldn't move for a little bit but he's able to push out. now we're hearing from the boys' mother for the first time. she's asking parents to anchor furniture to the wall. >> it will take your five to ten minutes. bolt them down. do it today. >> she calls her family, quote, completely lucky that neither of the boys was seriously hurt by the dresser. >> very lucky indeed. good advice to anchor furniture to the wall always. >>> let's change gears and get to sports highlights. >>> good morning, america. max and the coach here with you. college hoops taking center stage on tuesday night. how about the sunflower s

. >> so there are some folks in the utah delegation which utah has some american indians and they have been trying to pass legislation that would curb some of the bia power particularly when it comes to natural resources. utah is engaged in a big fight over land that the obama administration wants to designate as a national monument. which would halts, and many in many ways economic activity that is happening there. in order to preserve some cultural artifacts. sexually indians on the ground who are engaged in the economic activity they have gone to their legislators and said you should figure out a way to protect these cultural artifacts without designating it as a national monument because you're interfering with all ability to earn a livelihood. so i think the representatives in utah have gone to some lengths to figure out how can we do this a different way and how can we get indians as partners in managing resources in a better way. the policies that we are in acting and that washington is defending our deeply paternalistic. they simply assume that indians are not capable of doing

orrin hatch, both to have the senate, seems like every elected official in utah was against this. >>. >> brangham: what about the criticisms they have in what are they arguing obama should not have done? >> what they are arguing was not that thisiary didn't deserve protection, but that they felt that the president shouldn't do it unilaterally. lawmakers there had been working for over three years to draft legislation that would have included that area as with well as six other counties, where they were trying to do a mix of development and protection, give some lands to the state that they could use, some lands would go to the federal government, and, so, they were looking for a broader land compromise. that bill stalled in the house and didn't pass, and that's why the white house argued it had the right, to at this point, move on its own. >> brangham: president obama used this fairly old act, the antiquities act, to designate these. are these pretty good legal goodle going forward? >> yes, one thing that's really interesting about this act that dates back to 1906 is it's fairly broa

i will travel to utah, alaska, north dakota. those are three impending problems that we need to resolve quickly. i have great respect for the indian nations. the last time the sioux nations all got together, i would say wouldl custer probably say that was not a good issue. there isat this and deep cultural ties. there is a feeling like we have not been a fair consultant, fair partner. i think we need to listen to that voice. .hat is part of the trust outside of washington, d.c., when you start going west, north dakota, there is a lot of anger. there is a lot of mistrust. not everywhere, but enough where i am concerned. i'm concerned we need to be better partners. we need to work together, we need to work together as a congress. we all rise and fall on the same tide. we all love our public lands. the duty of the department of interior, as the secretary, is to make sure we have broad consensus of what we are doing. every state is different. thank you.ven: my final question is one-size-fits-all. too often in federal government we s

unlv in gray hosting utah state. katie powell throws her shoulder into an toneia robinson and two start throwing hey makers and the bench cleared. in all eight players ejected. team dedication awards goes to nikki wheatly she's in the spot shadow hopping on to the court. she suffer aid season ending knee injury three weeks ago. >> sweetie not the brawl >> that's dedication right there. what a great teammate. >> is it really though? >> i think it's dedication. you hop over on one throwing support your teammate. >> to get possibly beat down. okay. all right. okay. >> oh, goodness. >> we don't know how that ended. >> true, true. >> we do know hopefully how this will end. cold weather spell with warm-up of the horizon. >> you're absolutely right, maureen, we have a couple more days here before 60s in the forecast. so a lot to look forward to in the the 7 day. not so much the bus stop this morning temperatures 17 to 20 after school we can warming up a bit. still chilly, 45 to 41 dre geez and keeping it dry later this afte

i love utah. utah is a great place. one of theld be reddest states in america.ic party could in fact meet in a phone booth if there were actual food but -- phone booths anymore, which there are not. fact that hee, the was the keynote speaker at the gala fundraiser for the utah democratic party suggests that maybe his star is not necessarily on the ascension here with the democrats. but that did not stop him from making news, no. understand that over the weekend, we had this conflict between john lewis and donald trump, and we have had ongoing conflicts in washington between democrats and republicans, between the trump team and the non-trump team, and that is not necessarily easily defined as democrats versus republicans, was there are plenty of her public and who are not rooting for this president either. so to reach a hand across the aisle, martin o'malley decided while speaking to the utah democratic party, to compare his political opponents to nancy's zis andzis and the klan. maybe it is not fair to say he compared. it is more descriptive to say that he liken

i will travel to utah, alaska, and north dakota. those are three problems that we need to resolve quickly. i have great respect for the indian nations,. last time the sioux nations all got together. i would say general custer would probably say that was not a good issue. if you look at that if you look at this, there is deep cultural ties. there is a feeling like we haven't been a fair consultant or partner. i think we need to listen to that voice and that's part of the trust. in north dakota, there was a lot of anger. there's a lot of mistrust. not everywhere, but enough where i'm concerned that we need to be better partners, we need to work together as a congress. we all rise and fall in the same tide and we all love our public laanrtment of the interior as a secretary is to make sure that we have broad consensus of what we are doing. every state is different. my final question is one-size-fits-all. too often in federal government we see a one-size-fits-all versus empowering states and people at the local level. too do what makes

amy: from park city, utah, this is democracy now! malee supremacy of white patriarchy had better watch out. 1459 days from the trump administration will be 1459 days of resistance. amy: the women's march on washington. in one of the largest days of protest in u.s. history, millions around the country and streets in over 600 cities and towns from washington, d.c., to park city, australia, weurne will hear speech highlights from angela davis, gloria steinem, alicia keys, madonna, and more. the incame a day after the gratian of the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. pres. pres. trump: in every hall of power, from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it is going to be only america first. america first. amy: we will air part of donald trump's inaugural address and get response from ralph nader, naomi klein, allan nairn, and professor keeanga-yamahtta taylor. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on satu

take a look at this scary scene on a ski lift in utah. a boy snagged and almost fell off. the lift operators shut it down, set up a ladder and hoisted the boy back up safely and i guess he went back to enjoying all that snow. >> glad he's okay and good for him. >> never been skiing, never going skiing. i'm good. >> the whole cold for fun is lost on me. >> we're in the same boat. >> right? okay. send me to the beach. >>> there's been a lot of snow in utah recently. >> one school district cold for this is video from park city utah, it saw 17 inches of snow in some spots it's as high as a car out there. park city schools had a snow day for it first time since the early 2000s. the snow -- the school district is back open this morning but it's supposed to snow even more today. can you imagine if it we had that much of snow? >> well, not in one day. >> my kids might not be in school for weeks. >> that's blizzard potential there. that's what we had had had last january. >> we're not talking blizzard right here, right some. >> i wouldn't put the word blizzard on it. >> don't make

atlanta, park city, utah, little rock, and dozens of other cities. the president tweeted, watch protests yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election, why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. he later struck a more conciliatory tone saying, peaceful tro tests are a hallmark of our democracy. but it was the trump administration's own response to media coverage of the inauguration that continues to make waves this morning after this image comparing the 2009 inauguration with that of friday's was posted online. president trump said this before the cia's wall of memorial at the agency's langry headquarters. >> honestly, looked like 1.5 million people. it went all the way back to the washington monument. i turn around and by mistake i get this network. it showed an empty field. and it said, we drew 250,000 people. that's not bad. but it's a lie. >> the president's response was viewed as inaccurate and "saturday night live" responded. not with alec baldwin but with a bare-chested vladimir putin chastising the president.