i'm the fifth utah. am further and proud to serve on the salt lake city council when we worked across party lines. to answer your question, , we esteem and i've heard on the doorsteps as i've reached out and engage with people this very deep frustration. and i'm telling you, i did it. i think to change washington we are going to need a new generation of leaders, leaders who are from their communities who know the people who have worked to solve local problems. that is what i represent. i'll be honest i put on some doorsteps that we need to break up the old boys club, known as the u.s. senate. that is one of my objectives. so thank you. i look forward to a great discussion today and i really do, i'm very, very pleased to be here. >> moderator: thank you both. i don't suspect we need rebuttals on your reasons for running. more than one if i utahns are in jobs that are tied to international trade. nearly 90 risk of the system from utah who led a fight for import tariffs with intent to protecting america's f

in the final analysis, utah knows better how to run utah than washington does. so in my view, this is an election between two good people. i respect and admire jenny wilson and hope that we will be able to have a wonderful evening tonight. and i believe that either one of us could make things better in washington than the way they are now. >> thank you, mr. romney. ms. wilson, why do you want to be utah's next senator? ms. wilson: i want to thank the audience and the organizers. i'm so happy to have my parents here, my kids, my husband. it is a treat to be here. thank you to all. i want to thank you at home. you are the reason i was in this -- i got into this race. i am a fifth-generation utahan. i am from here. and i am happy to serve on the salt lake city council, where we reach out and work with people across party lines. and to answer your question, i have hit the doorsteps, and reached out and engaged with people. there is very deep frustration. and i am telling you, i get it. and i think to change washington, we are going to need a new generation of leader

this is hosted by the utah debate mission at southern utah university. a list this race as solid republican. ♪ >> from the campus of southern utah. welcome to the senate and the debate. [applause] >> good evening and welcome to a debate between the two major party candidates running for utah's open seat in the united states senate. my name is bruce lindsey. it is my pleasure to moderate this debate. this event is held live on october 9. it is part of the work to educate voters and to encourage the civil exchange of ideas. candidate mitt romney and jenny wilson argue with us on the campus of southern utah university in cedar city. they are competing for the u.s. senate seat held by orrin hatch. he is the beginning reelection -- during this debate, wilson and romney will be responded to questions that i will ask and those from the website. we will also be taking questions from a political journalist. max is a reporter from fox 13 in salt lake city and tammy matthews is the student director of the levitt center here where she is a graduate student in binary

this is hosted by the utah debate mission at southern utah university. this is your primary source for camping 2018. >> from the campus of seven -- seven utah. luck and good -- welcome to the debate. [applause] >> good evening and look into a debate between the two major party candidates running for utah's open seat in the united states senate. my name is bruce lindsey. live onnt is held october 9. it is part of the work to educate voters and to encourage the civil exchange of ideas. jennyate mitt romney and wilson argue with us on the campus of southern utah university in cedar city. they are competing for the u.s. senate seat held by orrin hatch. during this debate, wilson and run they will be responded to questions that i will -- romney will be responded to questions that i will ask and those from the website. from fox 13orter insult lake city and tammy matthews is the student director of the levitt center here where she is a graduate student in india -- introduced binary studies. we encourage your input. we will include as many of your questions as w

utah, for the fourth district u.s. house debate, with republican congressman representative nia love. ♪ >> from salt lake community college, but a great session welcomes you to the fourth congressional district candidate debate. [applause] doug: good evening. i am doug wright. it is my pleasure to moderate this evening's debate. at the invitation of the utah debate commission. this event help is on october 15 is part of the utah debate commission's work to educate voters and encourage the civil exchange of ideas. if you are watching or listening live, we encourage your reactions and questions on social media using the #utdebate. there on the campus of salt lake community college broadcasting live from the gail miller conference center where we are holding the debate between candidates in utah's race for the fourth congressional district. tonight, we will be hearing from incumbent republican congresswoman mia love and her democratic challenger, mayor of salt lake county, ben mcadams. the utah debate commission has estab

100,000 utah utah residents in that gap .hen that failed, i was disappointed. i kept pushing. speaker hughes stepped forward and crafted another land that could get support. and that'sher plan when moved forward and provided coverage for thousands of people. i am proud that i supported that. it went against my party and i was the only democrat to support that plan. i know many of the people received coverage and help through that plan. ms. love: we are still suffering from the effects of the affordable care act. let me tell you what i have done for health care. .e passed more than 60 bills we extended the child health insurance program with the longest extension in history. we approved care for our veterans. we provided programs to enhance benefits for our seniors. the american health care act did not have any -- everything in it, but it brought the cost of williams down. theould have illuminated medical device tax. it had an alternative that would , sow for risk pool sharing that those with pre-existing conditions could have

utah's fourth congressional district. the form was held in sandy, utah. hosted by the utah debate commission. >> the utah debate commission welcomes you to the fourth congressional district. candidates debate. the ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> good evening. doug rights and it's my pleasure to moderate this evening's debate. at the invitation of utah's debate commission. this event, held live on october 15, is part of the utah debate commission's work. to educate voters and encourage the civil exchange of ideas. if you are watching or listening life, we encourage your reactions and questions on social media. using the # ut debates. the campus of salt lake community college. broadcasting live from the conference center. we are we are holding debates between the candidates and utah's race for the fourth congressional district. tonight will be hearing from incumbent republican congresswoman mia. and her democratic challenger, mayor of selleck county, mcadams. established a format that allows each candidate 60 seconds for an initial reply to a question. many tenants que

a student was shot and kil the university of utah. as w a look video from the scen just in the last minute we learned that a suspect is now in custody. police saying that this individual and the student that was killed had a close previous relationship. we're told the shooting happened ouright ide of a dorm on campus and the students body was actually found inside of acar. we are tracking some tweets. this is unfolding on social media. university of utah used in a hashtag. second student in a year. i've been in college for barely three months and i'm on lock down from a shooting directly above my dorm. i was a senior in high school and heard about the shooting and today i'm a freshman at the universityf utah and now i'm on lockdown. l classest the university of utah have been cancelled for the day. just last month a ex-convict pleaded guilty to killing a o universi utah student that was from china. now back to you. >> all ght, angie, thank you. >>> within a week we could know the results ofonhe investiga into the culture of the univer

shot to death by her ex-boyfriend at the university of utah.fficials say, that man was a registered sex offender ... who has been lurking on campus for days... trying to confront lauren mccluskey. the shooter -melvin rowland- had spent the hours before the fatal shooting in mccluskey's dorm building, socializing with her friends. according to police, rowland confronted mccluskey in the parking lot, dragged her into a car and shot multiple times. mccluskey was on the phone with her mother at the time of the shooting.now as jim moret explains her family is remembering her with a special tribute video. the mother of a university of utah student believed to have been shot to death by her ex-boyfriend was on the phone with her daughter when she was attacked. "suddenly, i heard her yell, 'no, no, no!'" said jill mccluskey, describing her last conversation with her daughter lauren. "i thought she might have been in a car accident. ... my husband called 911. i kept the line open and in a few minutes, a young woman picked up the phone and said all of la

>> utah. >> reporter: an unimaginably shocking scene. heidy on the kitchen floor in a pool of her own blood. conrad on the phone pleading for help. >> there's so much blood. if you don't get here right now, she's going to die. i don't know what happened. i really don't know what happened. oh, my god. it was bad to begin with and it got so much worse. >> reporter: as you will learn, truer words may never have been spoken. >> what had happened in that house? when we return -- >> i'm asking him, conrad, what's going on? he said, i don't know what happened. everything was just different answers and different theories, different little things. >> a search for answers and a race to save heidy. >> this is not happening. this is really not happening. 911. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? you don't want to live with mom and

. >> to go back to bears ears for a second, if you spoke to, say, senator orrin hatch in utah, he would say that the closing off of this land to oil and gas exploration is taking away -- that oil and gas exploration could fund public schools and was designated to fund public schools, and i think to some americans, they hear -- they hear a commitment to conservation, to preserving the environment, as an abstract value that takes away from something that's very tangible, money that could go towards educating kids in public schools. and how do you answer that? >> well, we answer it using the same lexicon of vocabulary that he does. dollars. and we can make a very defensible argument that keeping bears ears protected will add more economic value than cutting it off, reducing it in size, and selling it off to the highest bidder in the extractive industry and mining -- oil and mining industries, and that is a very defensible argument. our industry, the outdoor industry, collectively adds to the gnp of the country $870 billion a year. we are an enormously influential industry that creates tens

towns like boulder, utah, are actually enjoying an economic boom because of the expansion of bear's ears and its neighbor, escalante national park. we can support our lawsuit against this current administration to reduce the size of those two monuments. [applause] >> do you worry at all that the boldness of your advocacy and of your ceo's rhetoric to call the trumped a managers an evil government, for example, do you worry that's harmful? >> we do. we should all be worried about that. but we cannot turn our back on the opportunity to reverse this destruction of our environment, too concerned about bringing the two sides back together. and if we could do anything to implore civil society of our country to bring themselves back together, it would be to get out into those places, to get out into nature, to learn from nature. that's what we came from as human beings, and that's what we have to go back to, and that's what will bring us together. >> rick ridgeway, vp of public engagement at patgonia, thank you so much for joining us this morning. [applause] >> please welcome the ceo of my

republican mitt romney running to represent utah tweeted this. i hope and expect judge kavanaugh's record will be matched by his work on the highest court in the land. >>> we're switching gears now to what will be through the weekend and monday the big story in the bay area. a live look at the golden gate bridge to point out a fire watch and red flag warning. this is classic for this time of the year, a high billing off the pacific northwest coupled with a low to the east. dry northerly winds will come offshowehave a mis an horange and the combination of the winds and the temperatures means there are red flag warnings through monday night meaning critical fire danger. monday in fact will be one year to the day since the fire started in wine country. join us right here on kpix5 for a full day of live coverage of the tragedy and the road to recovery. >>> a powerful typhoon is barreling toward japan. it's the second major storm to hit the island nation in a week. several people have been already injured by the powerful winds. people are warned to be

>>eporter: for the past 26 years, the moab music festival rehas been using utah's la rock formationsfor h,music from brahms, bnd today, chinese-american composer s ight sheng. >> the first onelled "four seasons." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: performed by celloist clancy newman, bright sheng's composition "seven tunes heard in china" was originally written for cello virtuoso yo yo ma in 1995. it originates, sheng says, from his teenage years spent in the sweeping plains of tibet, during mao tse tung's cultura revolution. >> when i was in tibet, i could never imagine this day. it reminded me of my youth. it's fantastic. and many of my compositions were inspired by the folk music and thronment of the open air ivironment and when i hear it every time, whs performed right, my heart pumps. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the night before, g's hot pepper for violin and marimba kicked-off opening night at moab's star hall, a tiny performance space in downwn moab. ♪ part of the thematic bookends of this year's stival, the program called "new americans," was a night dedicated to composers, who like sheng, had immigrated

sÓlo pidiendo por su ayuda. >> josua habÍa crecido en una familia mormona en riverton, utah.e ella es como que ella tenÍa una fe grande con jesucristo y la iglesia. y bueno. siendo un misionero de nuestra iglesia, ella me llamÓ la atención. >> tamara le contÓ que tenÍa dos hijas. estaba divorciada y vivÍa en caracas, venezuela.cil pero en mi mente, Él es miembro de la iglesia y el hecho de haber servido en una misiÓn significa que ha aprendido valor. >> cinco meses despuÉs, josua se fue a venezuela. >> ella me dijo que venezuela era peligroso pero yo pensÉ que era la gente. no sabÍa que era el gobierno y el presidente. >> josua fue llegado a una cÁrcel sobrepoblada que usa el servicio bolivariano de inteligencia para detener y torturar a presos polÍticos y criminales comunes . >> era horrible. me pusieron en una celda que no era muy grande. >> tamara, su cosa estaba recluida en la secciÓn de mujeres por cuenta del servicio secreto. >> cualquiera que pase una temporada en el katy sabe que tiene dos maneras de salir. o sale muerto o lo trasladan a otro penal o nunca sale. >> an

utah and the tribe had a conflicted relationship from the very beginning that utah was established as a state. 1847. i said mormons actually. the ute indianr, tribe, they took over child welfare services. so, the state case managed it. at the height there were 200 children in foster care's from the ute indian tribe but when we took it over, had the cultural sovereignty is also that mark talked about alaska and how they took over -- running the itsgram, how that f culturally and of course, intuitive, right, as we get more proximate to culture, the better success you're going to happen to reduce the amount of kids in foster care by more than half and instead of having kids based in stranger foster care, 80% of kids were placed with kin. that was a great success i was able to be a part of that. i will remember that is onthe rt of my life as one of the biggest successes being a part of that movement in the community and giving youth a voice. so, that was my experience. >> prior to 1990 and the passage , there was not a single, the archaeological resources on tribal lands were managed by o

utah, remember it was so close. utah. they had a guy that i never saw before.you know who i'm talking about? and they had crooked hillary, the three of us. and this guy was supposed to come in second but i was -- it's going to be very close. maybe -- but this guy was going to come in first or second and hillary was supposed to be third. utah, great people. we gave millions of acres of great space utah. what happens? so they say for weeks i'm hearing how close utah is. so the polls close at 8:00 and . the state of utah. we won it by -- [cheering] , and on top of that this guy came in third. he didn't even come in second, crooked hillary came in second. a long ways away. remember? but was that the most exciting night? was that the greatest? [cheering] well if you look at it when you think of it. there was collusion between hillary, the democrats and russia. there was collusion. there was a lot of calculation n with them and russia and lots of other people. but so you remember we win florida, then we -- to win the electoral college is tough. the other is easy, you

angie: joshua holt había crecido en una familia mormona en riverton, utah.onero de nuestra iglesia, yo acababa de regresar de una misión, ella me llamó la atención. angie: tamara le contó que tenía dos hijas, estaba divorciada y vivía en caracas, venezuela. teresa: fue un poco difícil confiar en joshua, pero con lo que es siempre en mi mente-- es miembro de la iglesia, y el hecho de que haya servido una misión significa que ha aprendido valores. angie: cinco meses después, joshua se fue a venezuela. joshua: ella me dijo que venezuela era peligroso. pero yo pensé que era la gente. [disturbios] yo no sabía que era el gobierno o la policía. angie: joshua fue llevado al helicoiro, una cárcel sobrepoblada que usa el servicio bolivariano de inteligencia para detener y torturar a presos políticos y criminales comunes. joshua: era horrible. me pusieron en una celda que no era muy grande. angie: tamara, su esposa, estaba recluida en la sección de mujeres por cuenta del servicio secreto o sevin. tamara: cualquiera que pasa una temporada en el sevin sabe que tiene dos

. >> my first responsibility is people who voted for me in utah.ple across the country. jillian: 6 days ago. donald trump will make 10 more campaign stops through sunday and by that time he will have hosted 63 rallies in 23 states and all early voter turnout is surging in several key states, positive sign that more americans may cast their ballot in the midterms. jillian: one of the democrats that could prove crucial is the african-american vote. rob: donald trump says the black vote is leaving the democratic party for the gop, something star parker is a credit to the administration. >> loyal to the democratic party because blacks but the idea of activists government, something exciting is happening with trump in office, the trump administration is focusing on urban communities and initiative so we have two things happening that are very exciting, number one, african-american millennials, kanye west, motivated, can do so when, motivated to say what have democrats done for us? the millennial does not by this racism behind every rock narrative of the

. >> bret: a fierce battle in utah. beyond our borders tonight, calling on president trump and other leaders to ensure his death in istanbul is not covered up. says she is disappointed with many world leaders. heavy rains and high winds buffering much of italy have killed ten people over the last few days. officials say many of the deaths are from falling trees, or -- a landslide invaded her home. indonesia is safety committee saying officials from bowling to help with the crash. the 2-month-old boeing 737 went into the sea northeast of jakarta after takeoff. all 189 people on board were killed. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back to the white house. it doesn't have wings, horns or teeth. there's no self-appointed crown. it doesn't repurpose someone else's legacy. it's not a metaphor or the result of a merger. it's none of those things. it's our family name. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attraction

these guys are headed to utah a couple weeks early to get a feel. i think all that practice and all that digging and all that fearlessness means we'll be seeing a lot of stuff like this. if any of you watching at home want to go down and check out the rampage, it's happening in utah, october 26th. good luck. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. you need thursday's buzz word, beain years of age and a legal resident of the u.s. >>> the rtm buzz word is coming up in just a bid. >> the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >>> earth say gorgeous planet. and we're lucky as human beings to live on planet earth. random rob here caught an incredible quick little drone video of two people in oahu camping out on the edge of a cliff. >> oh, just a little video. >> overlooking the gorgeous, lush valley. >> pretty cool. >> it is pretty cool. especially when people respect and take care of our planet. if it's beautiful, why do people do this? i don't understand this but i love the message of this video. it starts off, do you litter? stop. >> yeah, it's true. it's not

the region in utah is a very good example of that. enjoying an economic boom because of the expansion. you can make an argument for that that supports our losses against this current administration, to reduce the size of those monuments. >> do you worry that the , divass of your advocacy worried that it contributes to political divergence? >> we do. we all should be worried about that. we cannot turn our back on the .pportunity we are too concerned about bringing the two sides together. if we could bring the back together, it would be to get out into those places and into nature, to learn about nature. that is what we have to go back to and that as well bring us together. >>

without bryce love, stanford lost at home to utah. pick it up in the the second quarter, and 7-0, utes will throw it in the red zone, and the utes do it, and it is a poor pass by k.j. costello, and he needed air underneath it, but it was picked. 1 14-0, utes. the utah offense, fourth and two, and they are going for it. zach moss who ran for 160 and 35 here on the touch, and 21-0, utah at stanford, and the cardinal come back, and costello is 26 yardses the michael wilson who is wide open, but he threw the two picks, and they were costly. the cardinal within six. and now, tyler huntly should have been sacked there, and got the ball away from samson, and now, 57 yards to the house. stanford loses for second week in a row, and 40-21. and how about the cal bears trying to snap13-game pac-12 losing streak at arizona and down 10-0, and brandon mcilwain for cal, breaking loose up the gut and then cal isquarrback. veryough to brin him down. he had 107 rushing yards and two scores and the bears were up 14-10 at the half. and this is the crazies

. -- utah's senate debate to fill the seat of orrin hatch. live on c-span 2 at 8:00, gonzalezaker debates j . here on c-span at 10:00 p.m., arizona's second congressional district debate. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. mayor and strategist and the fabric -- liz mair. as far as republicans go this time around, what is the message

c-span,eastern on utah's u.s. senate debate between mitt romney and jenny wilson to fill the seat of retiring senator orrin hatch. on c-span2 at 8:00, messages its governor debates his democratic challenger. at 10:00 eastern on c-span, the arizona second congressional district debate. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. night on afterwards, gina loudon, member of the trump 2020 campaign media advisory board on her book. by's interviewed representative louie gohmert of texas. >> is president donald shea cramp -- donald j trump crazy? >> i believe narcissism is a spectrum. i believe that most of us, not meaning you, most of us who put ourselves out there have an unusual sense of confidence. if you want to call that narcissism, i don't have a problem with that. is that a dangerous source of narcissism? i don't think so. we have seen dangerous kinds in our politics. i don't think the president fits into that category at all. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 but tv.on c-span two's -- book tv. >> tucker carlson

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but utah would answer back ... tyler huntley scrambles and >>> a 26-yard touchdown, utah answers back, huntley throws for a 57-yard score, stanford's 11-game winning streak at home comes to an end, the cardinal lose to the utes 40-21. >>> the cal bears in the desert taking on the arizona wiehl cats. second quarter cal takes the lead on this bran on it mcelwain touchdown run. bears up 14-10 at the half. arizona's young jr. clinches the wildcat victory with the 24-yard interception run. the bears lose to arizona 24-17. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up, the conffirmation of justice brett kavanaugh is causing extreme reaction from both sides of the aisle. political analyst larry gerston joins us live to discuss what's considered to have been a very good week for president donald trump. this has been a good week president donald trump. on friday, the department of labor announced a new >>> welcome back. this has been a good week for president donald trump. on friday the department of labor announc

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the region in utah is a very good example of that.njoying an economic boom because of the expansion. you can make an argument for that that supports our losses against this current administration, to reduce the size of those monuments. >> do you worry that the , divass of your advocacy worried that it contributes to political divergence? >> we do. we all should be worried about that. we cannot turn our back on the .pportunity we are too concerned about bringing the two sides together. if we could bring the back together, it would be to get out into those places and into nature, to learn about nature. that is what we have to go back to and that as well bring us together. >> thank you so much for joining us. here is some of what we are covering on friday. on c-span at 8:00 p.m., a debate -- in iowa. on c-span3, the group for trump hold the women for america first summit in d.c.. are prize-winning author on in-depth fiction edition. book the secret court. her other novels include march, caleb's crossing and the year of wonders. watch wit

area at 8:00 the debate at utah's fourth congressional district between mia love and dan mcadams. live coverage begins at 9:00 eastern on c-span. your primary source for campaign 2018. untilouple of minutes, then, washington journal. we will talk more about health care. kise with are tom united states of care, and emily barson who is an executive director that organization. that start with you emily. what is the united states of care and what is its mission? guest: we are a nonprofit organization that launched earlier this year around the mission that is simple, but really ambition, which is ensuring every american has access to affordable health care. this is a problem a country has tackled -- has grappled many times, but it is time for a renewed effort. we were launched by 70, business american leaders, patients, providers, number of voices that are important finding a solution. host: why is this group necessary in your view? guest: it is an important time in that we really think americans are more united and how they feel about these issues in current politics. providing the ca

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[explosions] 29th divisions assaulted the beach while other --isions drove in utah beach and on utahfshore, general radley were needed operations during the early, critical hours. ♪ as the assault cut through nazi equipmentmore men and poured onto the beaches. behind the beaches, bordering the fields, or the hedgerows. each one was a potential death trap. the enemy made use of these barriers and used them fanatically. on june 26, the great sure felt of the first army. the germans seventh army included many battle seasoned soldiers. hitlerfrom adler -- from were to defend at all costs. as first army pressed closer to the city, the enemy defenses tightened. ♪ in spite of stubborn opposition, the battle fell to the first army. the americans advanced slowly until the 25th. then, after heavy allied bombing, came [indiscernible] first army got a new commander when omar bradley moved up to take charge of the 12th army group. . -- not these were determined to nazis were determined split the american forces. took off theive first army supply line. divisionsdges's repelled any enemy threat. th

out in suburban sandy utah, the case resonates.send an innocent man to prison but rather achieve justice for everyone. >> i was glad for the family of the victim. >> you take this stuff to heart, don't you? >> i do. i do. >> while they stand on opposite sides between innocence and guilt, there is no dispute of the man whose life is loss. ken was a man who love a woman just as chris loved bianca and he loved hockey and loved helping kids. he tried to do right with all that money which is mostly around although he's not. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline," i am craig melvin, thank you for watching. >>> i am craig melvin, i am natalie morales, this is "dateline." >> my mother called and said michelle is dead. how is that possible? a young mother found brutally murdered. her little girl left to wander in her mother's blood. police had a suspect and ther say he had a motive. >> could they prove he was the killer? >> it was a circumstantia

our research shows people in utah very afraid of bear. so, target utah with posts like this.illary clinton want replace kindergarten teacher with angry bear who also gay. help mother russia achieve goal of [ bleep ] up u.s. election and start second american civil war. >> hey! president trump just retweet my article. >> good job, alexei. now go get drunk. >> i'm already am! >> cool. >> jimmy: nice. [ cheers and applause ] that's a fun office. oh, i should mention today is a special day for the trump family. it's ivanka and jared's ninth wedding anniversary. ivanka posted on instagram today. she wrote, you are my light, my love, my life. happy 9th anniversary, jared. so, congratulations to them. hey, here's a political story i think everyone can enjoy. residents of utah will soon vote on whether or not to legalize marijuana. you know where a nation of stoners when utah is voting to legalize it but there's a state senator in utah who's taking his role in this vote very seriously, so much so he traveled to las vegas to give pot a shot. >> i don't think there's a senator that's u

utah ten threes in the second quarter. engles on fire. 81 for utah at the half best dubs of the who half steph after the buzzer. kevin durant doing all he could. 38 for k.d. warriors down 16, cut to three. inkles beats the buzzer. he looks like a plumber. you but he was draining everything. late push by the for 31. to the final seconds. warriors are down one. what does steve kerr draw up? going to durant. the pull-up, no. jerebko for the win, the former jazz. 124-123. jerebko the hero. here is steph. >> it's corny but strength in numbers you don't know who contributes in a given night. we know who we go to but everybody on the bench staying hd. he had a little bit of juice and fire coming back to utah showing up his old teammates. >> unbelievable. marshawn lynch the raiders best player this wretched season. now he is hurt. the nfl network reporting beast mode could be out for a month or longer. last thing the raiders need. if lynch goes on injured reserve out six week. silver and black have a bye this week. doug martin exp

navy sailor today in logan, utah. william clyde allen is suspected of mailing suspicious envelopes to the president and the pentagon. jeff pegues has more on this story. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is searching this house in logan, utah, and has arrested a man as part of its investigation into threatening letters sent to the white house and pentagon. the u.s. attorney in utah says william clyde allen, a navy veteran, is being held related to the investigation. law enforcement officials are concerned there are potentially hazardous chemicals in his house and are asking the public to stay away. the mail, sent to the pentagon, was addressed to defense secretary james mattis and to the chief of naval operations john richardson, but was intercepted at the pentagon's mail delivery center before it could be delivered. the letter addressed to the white house was also intercepted. the two letters sent to the pentagon initially tested positive for the poison ricin, but today, law enforcement officials said that was a false alarm, a

the cardinal returned home to face utah. abc 7's sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. tina turner sang "what's love got to do with it?" for stanford, its everything. no bryce love, and without their star tailback last night, stanford lost at home to utah. let's pick this game up in the second quarter. -0, utes, stanford, you know they're going to throw the fa need tput some air underneath thn, aloha. 100 yards, 14-0 utes. the utah offense, fourth and two, they're going for it. zach moss, who ran for a buck 60, 21-0, utah at stanford. cardinal come back, costello 26 yards to michael wilson, who is wide open, but he threw the two picks and they were costly. cardinal within six. fourth quarter, now down nine, tyler should have been sacked there, got this ball away to sampson akua. 57 yards to the house. stanford loses for the second week in a row 40-21. how about the cal bears? trying to snap a 13-game pac-12 road losing streak. at arizona, down 10-0. brandon mcelwa

how about utah's 4th district? utah, one the most red states in the country. and yet today look at this, mia love, the republican, tied there. the key there, utah, this is a state as red states go very trump-phobic i think you can see. evan mcmullen the third-party candidate in utah got 25% of the vote a couple years ago. trump's worst primary state. this is the least conservative district in utah. mia love in trouble out there. on paper doesn't make sense. west virginia is third. trump won this district by 50 points in 2016. it's an open seat. richard ojeda. he actually voted for president trump in 2016. sanders before that. strong local appeal. incessant democratic support here. this is this is an old poll today. ojeda is down. there's a new poll out from monmouth that has richard ojeda trailing. here's one democrats thought would be a slam dunk. open seat. clinton won it by 20 points. donna shalala the democratic nominee. there's a poll going on now. she may be in some unexpected local trouble by a pocket republican. that's one that could break the other wa

they were concentrated on two beaches, omaha beach and utah beach.er dark on june 5, 1944, first army paratroopers from the 82nd and 101st airborne division boarded their aircraft. not a single man had ever parachuted into action. ♪ [explosions] the main assault got underway immediately after a devastating shore bombardment. [explosions] the 1st and 29th divisions assaulted omaha beach while the fourth and 90th divisions drove in on utah beach. offshore, general bradley personally coordinated operations during the early, critical hours. ♪ as the assault cut through nazi defenses and moved inland, more men and equipment poured onto the beaches. behind the beaches, bordering the fields, were the hedgerows, each one a potential death trap. the enemy made use of these natural defense barriers and yielded them fanatically. june 10 saw the beachhead joined. on june 26, the great shore fell fell to theherbourg first army. the german's seventh army included many battle seasoned soldiers. orders from hitler were to defend the area at all costs. as first army

and this is an rural utah. agricultural based. they need workers for the crops. the idea that the federal government decides how many agricultural visas to give out does not make sense to me. i think the states should give them out and the people come to work in those states and go home at the end of the harvest. i would let states decide whether that is a good policy or not. i would like to get things back to the state to the extent possible. i am willing to work across the aisle or with our president on this. i think there is potential for a accomplishment here. people in politics have found it useful not to solve this issue. to use it as a wedge to activate their base. the cost to human life, i do not mean people are dying, but the cost of human suffering without resolving this is so high. i want to get it resolved. trade, we just saw the united states-mexico-canda agreement. the republicans have been the party of free trade. but president trump seems to be breaking with that tradition by imposing tariffs. not only china, also our allies. he has recently annou

but, you know, i've been across my state of utah and have seen in various -- utah's the fastest growing state in the country, by the way. fastest growing state, fastest growing incomes in the country, lowest unemployment rate, and yet it has 11 counties that are shrinking. and these are counties in rural utah, agricultural-based in many cases, and they need harvest workers for the agricultural crops. and the idea that the federal government decides how many agricultural visas to give out doesn't make a lot of sense to me. i think the states ought to say here's how many we want. here's how many agricultural visas we'd like you to give out, and they give them out, they come to work in that state and go home at the end of harvest period. i'd let states decide how many of these temporary agricultural visas to offer and let the voters in the state decide whether that was a good policy or not. i'd like to give things back to the states to the extent possible. look, i'm willing to work across the aisle and with our president on this. i do think there is potential for accomplishment here. i'm j

allen does have a criminal record in utah including child abuse.lso sent a vague email threat to the air force...though officials did not think he was capable of carrying it out. (pam) roadways in the u-s were a bit safer in 20-17.fatal vehicular crashes dropped slightly last year ... to just over 37-thousand deaths. that is down one- point- eight percent from 20-16.but it is still enough to make it the second- deadliest year within the past decade. officials with the national highway traffic safety administration say, there is no main reason for the decline in roadway deaths. nearly six-thousand pedestrians were killed in 20-17, according to the agency.. that number is also down.. nearly two- percent from the previous year. (ken) 19 people many who are children were sickened by exposure to a chemical at a southern california swimming pool. fire officials say they were overcome by fumes last night. this is north of los angeles in thousand oaks a dozen people were taken to hospitals..including several who at first were descbed as being in a critical

and ran for a buck 60. 45 yards and the touch. 41-0, utah. stanford comes roaring back in the third. michael wilson was down. tyler huntley -- how tuz he get away to throw this ball up? 57 yards. that seals the deal. 40-21. cal bears are trying to snap a 14-game streak at arizona. the third guy that started quarterback for cal breaks luce on a 25-yard touchdown. his second straight game of a td of 20 or more yards. and right up the gut, 23 yards at 107 rushing on the night. bears led 14-10 at the half. picked and he's going the other way. watch the ball get punched out right here by jeremiah hawkins up in the air. look what i found going for the touchdown. 17-10 wild cats and that play was huge. they turn it over in the fourth half -- and scotty young takes that back and goodnight, cal. arizona wins it 24-17 and cal's now lost 14 straight in the pac-12 on the road. down to colorado state. done the middle to hartley. here comes sparty. they're down 28-21. first play ensuing puswrgz. tips it to himself for the puck. san jose state in business.

(grant)an update on breaking news we are following out of utah.ow know at least one female student is dead. right now - the university of utah is on lockdown after the shooting on campus. the university says police are looking for the suspect.. who is on foot, armed and who they believe is still on campus. police also say the 37-year-old offender. this is the second time in a year the campus has been on lockdown because of a shooting. to stay connected... head to our website kron 4 dot com. (vicki)t's been over a month since san francisco police parked the department's large mobile command van on u=n plaza in the city to fight crime in the area. (grant)u-n plaza is next to city hall and the civic center bart station, it has long been a hotbed of criminal activity, mostly drugs being sold, and drugs being used.kron 4's gabe slate explains how the attempt to clean up the area is going. sound - sincere - walks un plaza in sf daily less drug dealing sincere walks un plaza daily he said ever since the san francisco police department parked their mobile

. >> also next the warriors and jazz played a wild one in utah.k sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. :47. weome bg wak, everyone a live look from fayetteville, west virginia, the annual bridge day festival. every third saturday in october thousands of people gather on the new river gorge bridge to watch people base jump into the gorge below. and by the way,6 feet. too high for me. >>> moving to ports. both cal and designate state on the road today. the golden bears face organ state at reeser stadium kickoff at 1:00 p.m. appear the sparntss battle san diego state at sdccu stadium tount at 7:30. by the way stanford won thursday night. the warriors take on the nuggets in denver tomorrow. but last night the dubs played the first road game of the season, memorable one. sports direct larry beil withes highlights in morning sports. >> g

utah has had a conflicted relationship from the very beginning that utah was established as a state. we took over, the ute indian tribe, took over child welfare services. the state managed it. at the height, there was 200 children in foster care from the ute indian tribe. when we took it over, cultural sovereignty is also, i like how he talked about alaska, running the program how it fits to you culturally, that is intuitive, right? as you get more proximate to culture, the better success you will have, we reduced the amount of kids in foster care more than half. instead of having kids placed in stranger foster care, 80% were placed with ken. i will remember that the rest of my life. being part of that movement that happened within that community and giving utes a voice. >>> prior to 1990, there is not a single, the archaeological resources on tribal lands were managed by outsiders. today, i work with a 21 public nation, the apache nation, the navajo nation's and the you -- of the ute nations. everyone has an office or what is called a tribal historic preservation officer who manages

how about utah, utah one of the most red states in the country, and yet today look at this, mia love, the republican, tied there. this is a red state, as red states go, very trumpphobic. ben mcmullen in utah got 25% of the vote a couple years ago. this is the least conservative district in utah. mia love in trouble out there. on paper doesn't make sense. west virginia is third. trump won this district by 50 points in 2016. richard ojeda. he actually voted for president trump. incessant democratic support here. here's one democrat's thought would be a slam-dunk. open seat in florida, clinton won it by 27 points. there is a poll going on right now. she may be in some unexpected trouble against a popular local republican, so that's a wild card that could break the other way for democrats, brian. >> you know me, we could fill the entire hour with this, as far as i'm concerned. keep coming back, keep bringing back some fascinating districts and numbers. steve kornacki, it's always a pleasure. thank you, sir. >>> coming up for us, the president's warning to a foreign country to keep their p