the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bishop: mr. speaker, this bill to me is an extremely important bill. 0 years ago during this month, nine extraordinary students attended little rock, arkansas, central high school. they were kids picked for their academic ability and maturity level because they were going to go through a year that no one had ever seen before and hopefully no one will ever see again. mr. speaker, perhaps because i taught high school for almost 30 years, i understand the environment that took place here and i have a great deal of empathy for these nine kids that went there. they could have easily been my students. this becomes a significant concept that on september 4, 60 years ago, the governor of arkansas ordered the national guard to bar these nine kids from entrance into central high school in little rock. and then after some pressure withdrew the protections so the kids were subject to the

the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. my extended remarks include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. this is this excellent piece of legislation. >> from arkansas, he is recognized for five minutes. i think the chairman for yielding. mr. speaker, 60 years ago today, all eyes were on south park street which fronts the beautiful facade of central high school in little rock, arkansas. just days before arkansas governor orville sagas had called out the national guard to prevent nine black students from entering the school on september 4, central high and it's beautiful never that have become ground zero in the march to end the five day like it -- by decade legacy of the zebra's, separate but equal, to bring to reality, just over three years after the brown decision it was time for action. in a few days, on the 25th of this month we will celebrate the successful integration of central high school. this is when the little rock nine entered the school escorted by the troops of the 101st airborne. it is fitting

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about about them than the utah governor and utah legislator. i would say the same thing.cares more about coloradans -- they would like to have the flexibly to address their own unique demographics and cultures and politics. blocke analysis says the grants could reduce health-care funding particularly impacting low income americans. what would you do to ensure it does not happen or that -- what would you do to tell us that is not justifiable? be aates will actually will to do more with less. my wife put together a budget and my local government would come to people and say i will exchange it dollar federal money for $.85 of state money. the red tape in the system is expensive. we're better off not taking money from the state of utah, giving it to washington and getting it back. we are better off spending it at home. improve health care outcomes and spend must of the taxpayer dollars. said, no state should be advantaged or disadvantaged, which is what is happening currently under the obamacare plan. >> there was a lot of controversy about the changing howhen it comes to sho

host: joining us from salt lake city, utah, michael leavitt, the former governor of utah, and the purpose of our conversation is the health and human services during the bush administration. thank you. guest: good morning, steve. host: let's talk about the health aspect of hurricane katrina and the role of the department of health and human services in the short-term and long-term. there are several categories. his public health. that would be the immediate. watere you have standing and warm temperatures, disease can become a factor, particularly if you have mosquito borne diseases. i am confident public health officials are concerned about the. the second is the medical infrastructure. in katrina, it was destroyed. harvey, it may not be to the full extent but it has been disrupted. i am aware of circumstances, where people had important medical procedures that were nd and confident that is certain. the second is to keep people healthy, food. all of those i'm sure have been part of their recovery process. host: what are the lessons from hurricane katrina? what was your take away during th

later, she would be named utah's teacher of the year. she is a graduate of the university of utah, graduating magna kalon a in elementary education. she later earned her masters degree in instructional technology. please, join me in welcoming the self-described lunch lady turned president of the national education association, lily garcia. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] it is an honor to be here in the hallowed halls of the national press club. i am also proud sit up here with some of my colleagues that came to support me, educators, incredible educators but i want to give a special shout out to a student who came to support me. axel ramos is an exceptional student at duke university. he was born in honduras and he came with his family to america as a child he is a proud documented dreamer and activist and i would ask you to show him some love so that he knows he has some friends. [applause] i am trying very hard to concentrate on the message i want to bring to you today but that is difficult because i have colleagues and their s

if we think it's good or bad will modifier proof in the utah way. i would say the same thing for all states. give us that opportunity and will solve the problem more effectively, more efficiently, with lower cost and better outcomes. >> thank you governor. i noticed the former chairman of the national governors association has been sitting in the front row for most of today. senator king was here as well. on september 12, committee will meet to hear about state flexibility in advance the topics mentioned today. record will be open for ten days for comments and questions. thank you. the committee is adjourned. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i favor making bringing down premiums. societally bringing down premiums i favor making the 1332 waiver work better. reason for hearings is for me to learn and listen. also does senator murray another senators and come to a conclusion about what we think we can pass. i want to be able to go to senator mcconnell senator schumer and said this proposal within ten days or so. and say we have 25 or

, utah i could go down the list, who don't have access and dollars that would give them coverage. we will give them access. access to the health care screen and treatment they will other nights not have. for those who celebrate the fact that we don't have the vote yet, think of the families of three making 401% of federal poverty level. there states and the patients and those non- expansion states. as you celebrate, they're not celebrating, they are morning. we will keep working at it. we just give them a chance will not be bipartisan and have a chance to be bipartisan. thank you. >> let me just say briefly where we go from here is tax reform. senator corcoran senator toomey have reached an agreement on the parameters of the budget resolution. the budget committee will be locking up next week and we plan to move forward on the next priority which is reforming the american tax code in a significant way for the first time in 30 years. >> in our meeting today senator rubio is back from puerto rico and reported devastation on that island. they reminded us of our responsibilities to st

el centro de medicina en la universidad de utah, ya ha tomado medidas de precaucin para asegurarse decidente no se vuelva a repetir. sot: margaret pearce /jefa departamento enfermera (margaret pearce/chief nursing officer) "no individual in the role of patient care should ever have to be treated this way." no individual, ningun individuo con una posicin de cuidado al paciente, debe ser tratado de esta manera, recalco la jefa del departamento de enfermera. track (necesitaremos una grafica en espaÑol aqu) y aÑadieron en un comunicado, que "a partir de ahora, la polica tendr que comunicarse con los administradores del hospital y no con los doctores y enfermeras" track el agente jeff payne quera una muestra de sangre del conductor del camin, william gray, quien result quemado en este accidente automovilstico... el cual involucr a un carro que era perseguido por la policia. track (necesitaremos una grafica en espaÑol aqu) el aÑo pasado, el tribunal supremo haba dictaminado que la polica debe tener la autorizacin o el consentimiento del paciente para realizar una muestra. y cuando la enferm

jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> the university of utah chief of police today apologized that security't intervene and say they've implemented policy changes. >> none of the officers will be disciplined. you can get the latest news any time with the abc 7 news app, enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >>> thank you for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> they are just looking for a loving home and a -- >> animal rescue group opens its doors to furry hurricane harvey survivors. the effort to get them new homes in the bay area. >> i realized those weren't firecrack firecrackers. i saw the flashes from the nozzle of his gun. >> today marks 40 years later, and the scars remain. hear from a survivor of one of the most notorious shootings in san francisco's history. >> there's an effort in an east bay city to let women go topless. i'll have the story in a live report. >>> fighting for workers rights this labor day 37 the demands by protesters across the bay area. >> i'm spencer christian, lower temperatures, sunnier skies and better air

the utah nurse was being seen dragged and handcuffed.ry. >> i was scared to death. >> salt lake city police are apologizing for the violent arrest of a hospital nurse. the whole thing caught on body margarethe cammermeyer raft. she was detained after refusing to draw blood samples from a unconscious patient. >> i can't speak for officer payne. but what i can say is i stood my ground. i stood for what was right which was to protect the patient. as a nurse, any nurse would have done exactly what i did. >> the nurse was following hospital policy and constitutional law. the patient who was not a suspect had not given consent. jeff payne and one other officer are on criminal leave bending an investigation. >> as a nurse it's my job to assess a situation, to assess a patience and my assessment skills he had me to believe officer payne was o.j. dated and had already stormed off in disapproval when i originally told him he couldn't do this on the unit. she's disappointed by both the university of you a it a police and the department of public sa

he is known most for his two terms as governor of utah. the people have overwhelmingly supported jon, endorsed and voted for him. he left the state in such great shape financially. we had a lot in common in the difficult times of the crash in 2007 and 2008. i know the compassion jon has. we have both gone through mining tragedies in our states. they were devastating to not just those of the families involved but to all of us. i watched jon rise up in compassion he had for each and every one of them, making sure it never repeated itself again. i have seen that. i have worked with jon in a group called no labels. we were the first co-chairs, trying to bring people together in a bipartisan way, looking for a solution, not trying to exasperate the problems and identify the weaknesses of both sides. we have a troubled world that we live in. at this time we are the greatest superpower, the only superpower in the world. superpower means more than having super military might. it means having super diplomatic might also. that takes a person with sk

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ever since, her utah school has been inundated. her students now sorting donations from strangers who heard about stewart's request and said i do. a lot of folks are giving you credit for this. >> i shouldn't get any credit for this. i just had a crazy idea. it is, honestly, because of the kindness of absolute strangers. >> reporter: her school, copper hills high, runs a pantry that gives food, clothing and more to the 110 students here who are homeless. it certainly helped kaline borden, a recent graduate. >> i'm going to cry. it was just nice to have somewhere to go and feel safe. >> reporter: she's blown away by the sight of all these coats. more than a thousand so far. >> to have miss stewart help all of these kids is just the kindest thing of her especially because it's one of her biggest days in her life. >> reporter: and if you're wondering how the groom feels about all this, he's thrilled. >> that's one of the reasons, quite frankly, that i love her. >> reporter: a wedding with vows to help those in need. joe fryer, nbc new

all those wasted years. >> i'm grateful for this opportunity to go. >> reporter: cbs news, salem, utahg up on cbs this morning we wl the hopeful and uplifting moments that have come from the aftermath of hurricane harvey. i'm anne-marie greene. actually. sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good right? yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. i'm lumy bargain detergent shifcouldn't keep up.ter. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide nmade fresh with two eggs,mbles. cheese and sausage. and ready in seconds. [ blinds opening ] now you can enjoy the taste of a saturday morning breakfast... new jimmy dean simple scrambles. find it by the bacon. . >>> harvey is still causing life-threatening emergencies along the gulf coast. >> some of those communities

martinez has a monster home run performance and utah hospital changes policy.ome of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the salt lake tribune says the head of the utah hospital where a nurse was arrested for doing her job is vowing that won't happen again. in july the nurse refused to let officers draw blood from an unconscious patient. in police body camera video released last week a detective can be seen dragging and arresting the nurse. >> this will not happen again. and to that end we are changing and have changed our interface protocols with our law enforcement. >> the detective is on leave and a criminal investigation is underway. >>> the richmond times dispatch says charlottesville city council will vote on whether to remove statues of civil war era generals. some were upset that city officials failed to prevent a white nationalist rally. the council is expected to vote to remove statues of generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. jerry springer says he's seriously thinking about running for ohio governor in 2018. springer attended a labor day r

a utah hospital making changes after a nurse was handcuffed for refusing a detective's demand to drawlood samples from an unconscious patient. ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. of utah hospital is now banning law enforcement officers from >>> so no 90s in sight today, our temperatures inland, in the 80s. 84 in san jose today. livermore 89. 87 pittsburg. at the coast, temperatures in the upper 60s in stinson beach. san rafael 81. cooler temperatures welcome after triple digits. >>> and speeds not quite in the triple digits but we'll say double digits and moving at the limit across the golden gate. you can see those headlights making their way into san francisco. no delays into the north bay. >> the university of utah hospital is now banning law enforcement officers from patient

and then you have in utah a nurse refusing per the law doing her job refusing to hand over the blood of a patient to a police officer. this is what happened to her. >> we're done. we're done. you're under arrest. >> you can't put me under arrest. >> sir -- >> i'm not -- no. no. somebody help me. >> i said we're done! >> hey! >> stop!

we are free market people in utah and that is what has made america great. most innovation doesn't come from government, it comes from the private sector we carry around these iphone's with more computing power than we had in world war ii with the capabilities we have access to the internet etc. comes from the private sector innovation. in utah we have a significant growth sector of life sciences and medical health devices and a number of companies innovating things all the time. one of the challenges we have is the attack on medical but stymied innovation and makes it less affordable for those who need to have a medical device. >> thank you so much. we have something called the reachable care cooperatives with 29 clinics that allow medical that they are basically bare-bones and focuses to make sure we get ahead of chronic diseases were issues well before they become a cost driven issue that they often are. we also peal transparency is going to be the most important thing we all talk about controlling health care costs knowing what you are buying whether it

lastly, it is for those working families and non-expansion states like texas, utah, maine, virginia, georgia, florida, south carolina, utah, i could go down the list, who right now do not have access to the dollars that would give them coverage. we were going to give them access. access to the health care screens, the health care treatment that they otherwise will not have. i'm disappointed for them. to those who will celebrate the fact that we will not have that vote yet, think of those families of three making 401% of federal property -- poverty levels. celebrate they are not celebrating. they are mourning. we will keep working on it. thank you very much. leader mcconnell: let me just say briefly where we go from here is tax reform. senator corker and senator toomey have reached an agreement on the parameters of the budget resolution. the budget committee will be marking up next week. we plan to move forward on our next priority which is reforming the american tax code in a significant way for the first time in 30 years. at our meeting today, senator rubio back from puerto rico rep

>> reporter: the amount of most of the 17 willie the plumber scholarships he's given to utah studentst doesn't sound like a lot you've never been where macy was. >> a thousand dollars was a huge deal. her application essay explained her mom and dad were sent to jail. >> i never got to give my parents a hug or have them tuck me in. leaving her grandparents to raise her. >> i moved in when i was five. >> reporter: so this is pretty much home. >> yeah. >> reporter: but the money is only part of the prize. >> you get really down on yourself. people judge you and you just feel like you can't do anything and all of a sudden you have this random stranger who believes in you and knows that you're not who your parents are and that you do have a chance. >> reporter: carl knows what it means for a parent to be absent. he shot an intruder who turned out to be a police officer and served 17 years unable to support his own two daughters. >> can't help them with their homework. making 40 cents an hour, so you're lucky to send them a birthday card and $20. >> reporter: carl says the money he sends to

the university of utah hospital in salt lake city.od from one of her patients — the driver of a lorry, who was badly burned in a crash, and is now in a coma. he is not under arrest, he can't give consent, and the police don't have a warrant, so the nurse says they can't have the sample. i'm just trying to do what i'm supposed to do. that's all. in the end, one of the officers, named by local media as detectivejeff payne, decides he has had enough. done, we're done. you're under arrest. you're done. he grabs hold of the nurse and takes her into custody. screaming somebody help me! visibly upset, she is taken outside and put in handcuffs — arrested, she believes, for simply doing herjob. the onlyjob i have as a nurse is to keep my patients safe. a blood draw is not — itjust gets thrown around there like it's some simple thing. but blood is your blood, that's your property. now, the city's mayor has waded in, saying it was completely unacceptable, and that she has personally apologised to alex wubbels. the city's chief of police was simi

assiy of commerce for trade development but john is known most for his two terms as governor from utah and the people overwhelmingly supported him and endorsehavesupported him and voted for him. but such great shape financially and we've had a lot of talks when the crash happened in 08. what i know is the compassion he has and i've said this before. we've both gone through mining tragedies that we've had in ourt states. not just those of the families involved up to all of us and i watched the compassion he had for each and every one of them making sure it never repeats itself again. i've worked with john in a group called no labels, we were the first cochairs to bring people together in a bipartisan way looking for a solution but to exasperate the problems. we have a troubled world we live in and at this time we are the only superpower in the world but superpower means more than having super military it means having diplomatic might also. that's going to take a person with skills unlike anythingg we've seen before. russia is a challenge but it's what we have to work with to find a path

in utah, outside salt lake city, homes are up in flames. more than a thousand neighbors 0rderred to stay away. roads, even a river, is closed in oregon. 16 square miles of smoke and flames in a region known for rain, it's fire exploding today. >> time to focus on the house and get the importants out. >> reporter: all of the northwest is feeling the heat. >> this fire has been unpredictable, and that is our cause for concern. >> reporter: with 80 large wildfires tor torching 2200 square miles in nine western states, billowing smoke is choking the region, from seattle to denver, health warnings are in place. tonight in neighborhoods like this one, the damage is already done, but in so many communities late september, the most dangerous part of wildfire season, is still ahead. lester? >> miguel almaguer tonight, thanks. >>> still ahead, caught on camera. police taking down an nfl star. why he says he feared for his life and was only targeted because of the color of his skin. >>> also, the special send-off for a >>> also, the special send-off f

the university of utah hospital in salt lake city.mple of blood from one of her patients, the driver of a lorry that was involved in a crash, and is now in a coma. he can't give consent and please don't —— the police don't have a warrant, so the nurse says they can't have a sample. ijust trying to do what i am supposed to do. that is all. in the end, one of the officers, named by local media as detectivejeff payne, has had enough. i'm done. you're under arrested. he takes a hold of the nurse and takes into custody. screaming visibly upset, she is taken outside and put in handcuffs were arrested, she believes, visibly doing thejobs. the onlyjob i have is a nurse is to keep my patients safe. a blood draw gets thrown around like it is a simple thing. but it's your blood. that's your property. now, the city's mayor has waded in, saying it was unacceptable, and that she's personally apologised to alex wubbels. the chief of police was similarly contrite. i am sad at the rift this has caused between law enforcement and the nurses we work so

a nurse at a hospital in the us state of utah has said she was assaulted by police after refusing tot, because the police didn‘t have a warrant or the patient‘s consent. the city‘s mayor has now apologised, saying it was completely unacceptable. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. the university of utah hospital in salt lake city and a nurse alex wohl is talking to police officers. they wa nt is talking to police officers. they want a sample of blood from one of her patients. —— alex wubbels. the driver of a lorry that was involved ina driver of a lorry that was involved in a crash and is now in a coma. he cannot give consent and please don‘t have a warrant. so the nurse says they can‘t have a sample. have a warrant. so the nurse says they can't have a samplelj have a warrant. so the nurse says they can't have a sample. ijust tried to do what i am supposed to do. that is all. in the end, one of the end, —— one of the officers, detective jeff payne, the end, —— one of the officers, detectivejeff payne, takes a hold of the nurse and takes into custody. visibly upset, she is taken outside an

for your information, the state of utah has one of the lowest health-care costs in the nation. that stems from our local culture and favorable demographics, but it also comes from such practices as evidence-based measures of effectiveness, innovative use of managed care organization, and empowering doctors and patients alike to make more informed choices. i believe if you empower the states to determine their own health-care destiny, the states will innovate and create practical solutions for the most complex health-care issues of the day. we will learn from each other, and therefore he will improve. under current law, empowering states means rater flexibility and defining essential health benefits, and simplifying the state innovation waiver process. self-determination goes well beyond coming to the u.s. department of health and human services on a bended knee and with a hope for favorable treatment. true self-determination would mean a block grant of medicaid and affordable care funds that get us to funding parity in the 50 states. before achieving the vision, congress needs

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i served as his general counsel while he was the governor of the state of utah and needless to say i saw him in every imaginable circumstance as he worked through decisions. one could plausibly deal with the governor. and every circumstance, he had one objective, which was to serve the people, find the right outcome and to make sure families throughout utah, particularly the foreign middle class were left in a better position than he found them. and he succeeded. it is no coincidence this man to my right became the most popular governor in america at the time, that his approval ratings soared to a record 90%. i never met a member who didn't apparently approve of them. i'm not sure they exist. the fact that he was able to do all that he did have a policy reformer, as a change agent for a government in utah, while still remaining as the most popular governor in america is at golf remarkable. also what is remarkable is the fact this is someone who had served in every republican administration since the reagan administration and in addition to that he was of course asked by president oba

but we're utah. we don't get out much. we are going to have a party, and we decorated the mull by purpose -- multipurpose room, and we had balloons, and we had white sugar cookies, and we had red kool-aid, and we had the hokey pokey on the stereo because that's what we have at every utah party. and then the bus pulled up, and we stood on the sidewalk waiting for our pen pals. and the bus ramp lowered their wheelchairs one by one. they had big name tags. now, i had told the kids don't hug because it might frighten some of these kids. put your hand out, and maybe they'll shake your hand, but if they don't, then just wave at them. and so as one little boy came down and his name tag said adam, and jason said -- that one's mine! and he runs over, and he throws his arms around adam. [laughter] and adam hugs him back. and then everybody came over and said that one's mine, hi, and they started to meet their pen pals. and they hugged and they shook hands and they waved and they giggled. and we rolled everybody into party, and we da

and utah state wins 61-10.ans fall to 1-4. >>> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >>> thank you very much. pg&e crews return from florida after helping restore power lost after hurricane irma. >>> and abc 7 is observing hispanic heritage month on instagram every day. today we're celebrating santa rosa's la tortilla factory. the founders put down roots in sonoma county in 1977 and are dedicated to bringing authentic flavors t (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. >>> good evening. in tonight's headlines, speech week is history. student organizers cancelled the free speech event. but milo says he will speak regardless. the university was committed to sp

of this comment period was specifically about piers here is national monument which is a minute in utah and more than six hundred eighty five thousand comments were submitted during that time and over the course of the whole coming period with a two point eight million comments with ninety eight percent of those calling for a supporting our public lands and waters and keeping them fully protected so ok. first of all first of all let me thank you for doing what you do over let me thank you in your organization would you do. the answer is these lawyers if they're made available to mining and logging in drilling. we're going to lose them out isn't this isn't there great suspicion by people who've seen this in the past every time we give up. and for some reason it ends up in the hands of some ward's corporation that we don't have rights it's not it's not commons in the more we don't have the right to use that or isn't that kind of the way we've seen historically. corporations argue well gee we're not going to completely block we're not going to completely exploit everything but in the a mes

. >>> san jose state on the road against utah.uarterback keeps it himself, going to get hit in the right leg. he was in serious pain. he had crutches on the sideline. second quarter, utah extends their lead. the toss to carrington. they connect again a few minutes later. carrington, 153 yards receiving. utah wins big, 54-16. >>> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, a lot of big games around the nation in college ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good evening. in tonight's headlines, members of task force 4 arrived back in the bay area greeted by loved ones. they searched for survivors in the wreckage of the florida keys. some of the members will be home midweek. >>> a brentwood family wants help getting rid of birds in their backyard that have nested. they are protected b

, georgia, florida, south carolina, utah, i could go down the list, who right now don't have access to the dollars that would give them coverage. we are going to give them access. access to the health care screens, the health care treatment that they otherwise will not have. i'm also disappointed for them. so those who will celebrate the fact that we won't have that vote just yet, think of those families of three making 401% of federal poverty level, those states and those patients in hose nonexpansion states, as you celebrate -- they are not celebrating, they are mourning but we'll keep working at it. our democratic friends said if we just give them a chance they'll now be bipartisan. they'll now have that chance to be bipartisan. thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> that was just part what have senate republicans had to say earlier. after majority leader mitch mcconnell announced the chamber will not hold

it was captured in the wilderness of utah.ll the elk rushing to the drinking hole. >> is it because we have been at right this minute too long and i'm expecting a crocodile or alligator. >> well, think utah. cross that off your list. >> this is a group of elk that can enjoy their drink of water. >> i'm assuming they must have left the camera because there's no way they would be this chill around a human. >> that's exactly what he did when he captured this video. it looks like something that he does all the time. >> i love seeing them play in the water. they're all having a big good ole jolly time until, you notice they all became aware that they're not alone. >> before you know it they're all out of there. bail, abort mission because -- >> oh, hello. >> a bear walks in the frame trying to enjoy the pond as well. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to answer the only buzz word be a legal resident of the united states or canada. >> coming up in just a bit. >> the ipad mini giveaway. >> i really hope i'm around to liv

in utah our uninsurance rate was 11% before the aca. national average was 13. 11% have of them could afford it but chose not to it. so if we're reinventing the definition of what insurance really is, recognize that we have some of these problems. should we have a mandate or should we have incentives to create proper pool. that's part of the debate we have that undergirds this whole thing. >> senator murkowski. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we're all popping in and out of other meetings, but it was important for me to come back. i personally wanted to thank each of you for being here, each of you for your leadership on these issues. governor hickenlooper what you have done in leading the group of -- bipartisan group of governors to come forward with some suggestions for us, i think this is exactly what many of us had been hoping that we would have an opportunity to do, is this level of engagement. we can do a lot up here in the capital here in washington, d.c. but you all have to translate it on the ground and the fact that we haven't had

the csr's was destabilize utah's insurance market, putting at who benefit from this program. funding should be included through at least 2018 or 2019. we should also look for market oriented incentives. for example, congress could immediately reduce the cost of premiums by eliminating the health insurance tax. insurance products can be better tailored to demand by allowing wider arrayoffer a of products, including more high deductible plans. participation could be incentivize by greater flexibility in health savings accounts. the government should fund a fororary insurance program states to offer their own risk stabilization programs. at the bottom of all this, health insurance needs to be protectingits job in against unforeseen health-care costs instead of being used for some vehicle for social justice reform. to get there, the excessive burden of regulatory reform restrictions that we have placed on insurance policies needs to be peeled back, and that needs to be done with predictability and transparency. frankly, most of america's consumers don't care whether or not a law

george utah say a 14-year-old went into the gas station and the employees got him upset. a key was hidden on the machine parked in a nearby construction z eventually the boy ended up ramming it into the building. and a few vehicles along the way. >> gun on him and it was like scary. deadly force, which allow us us to escalate potentially to deadly force >> kid got anger management issues. police say the cars were damaged but no one was hurt. the teen facing several charges including reckless driving and aggravated assault. . >>> coming up in the next hour, a new fashion trends that will make you do a double take. >> if you hate dieting, you'll love this story. we'll tell you why diets are not most effective way to lose wait. >> i think green salad there and we're live in new york with a respective of president trump's address to the united nations don't go away. we'll be right back. don't go away. we'll be right back. wh you makapb&j wh smuck's, th's thdifferenbetweeordinaryv'. don't go away. we'll be right back. you each drive a ford wh you m(all) yes.ght?ck's, i'm going

it's utah nurse who was arrested, she says, just for doing her job. to tell us her side of the story, next. one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. >>> confrontation between salt lake city utah police and a nurse has been caught on camera. to get a blood sample from an unconscious patient involved in a deadly car accident. that's when alex wubbels explained she could not allow that based on the hospital's policy. look what happened next. >> this is something that you guys agreed to with this hospital. three things that allow us to do that are if you have an electronic warrant, patient consent or patient under arrest and neither of those things -- the patient can't consent. he has told me repeatedly that he doesn't have a warrant and the patient isn't under arrest. i'm just trying to do what i'm supposed to do. that's all. >> okay. so i take it

getthey are utah, we don't out much. we are going to have a party and we decorated a multipurpose room and we had balloons and light sugar cookies and red kool-aid and we had the hokey pokey on the stereo because that's what we have at every utah party. andthen the bus pulled up we stood on the sidewalk waiting for our 10,000 and the bus ramp lowered their wheelchairs -- for our penpals and the bus ramp lowered their wheelchairs. i told my kids, don't hug because it might frighten some of them every put your hand out and maybe they will shake. one little boy's name tag said, adam. and jason said, that one is mine! he runs over and throws his arms around adam and adam hopes him back -- -- hoax him hugs him back. and they shook hands and waved and giggled. we rolled everybody into the party and we danced the hokey pokey for 72 times and we were times and we were bad. i wanted to take a group picture and thisready to snap little girl turns around and her the person behind and i said, look at me. and jason says, wait a minut

that's the ultimatum one utah school has now and issued.dents will be fined for being late coming up. >> and a mother has an unusual message for strangers. please talk to my child. what made her issue that unusual public appeal. >> and before we head to break you are now looking at just some of the back to school photos that our viewers have been sending and sharing all day. so send us yours as well and use the #6abcaction. we'll be right back. >> ♪ been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. you can't fake steak. >> ♪ >> the defense department says it's sending 200 active duty soldiers to join the fight against several wildfires out west. the troops wil

disaster which is fire impacting the west whether northern california, idaho montana and northern utah it is dramatic with 70 different fires there is over 1 million acres of land being consumed and that impacts property and lives so we have a great deal of aberration with the resilience of the american people of those across the country. >> the situation on the korean peninsula's most unstable since 1953. we watched as kim jong wu had a missile test with the detonation of another nuclear bomb is to increase the up provocation and level so now we have to have that diplomatic standpoint. those measures that we can take number three is 90 bin day sanction to nation so to dave chinese doing business with north korea to make it very clear with the economic blockade that you have a choice to do business with the largest economy in the world toward north korea that is what we must stand for as we achieve the number of was sold. >> off for you to speak with the house do you support that?. >> we have had many discussions have to go forward with this the emergency created by harvey and hurrican