born and raised in kaysville, utah, rob has been a lifelong resident of utah's first congressional district with the exception of the two-year mission where he lived in germany while representing the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints. he graduated from high school with high honors and graduated from the university of utah with a degree in political science. the embodiment of public servant, rob began his career as a teacher at ben lomond high school, teaching in german, a.p. history, government, and debate. he had one room in the classroom. i'm never wrong. that might tell you something about rob bishop. an avid lover of musicals, he -- they met on a production of south pacific and later starred together as the prince and princess in the production of once upon a mattress. in their relief life story they have five children with spouses melissa, christian chlise and court any as well as nine grandchildren. inspired in his public service by barry goldwater, he was also involved in local politics from a young age, working at various levels of government and of the republican party. h

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alta, utah, in the wasatch mountain, boasts it's greatest snow on earth.s covid winter, just staying open has been a challenge. here's cbs' anna werner. >> reporter: even without a pandemic, there's no question devin cline practices social distancing on the job. >> it's a fun job. >> reporter: he's a snow cat >> reporter: he's a snow cat driver who smoothes out the rough spots on ski slopes as the sun sets each night. but there aren't as many skiers cutting tracks in the snow these days, and after-hours business isn't what it used to be. skiing is open, but restricted, at all 10 of utah's world-class resorts. but operators fear closures that have already hit california ski lodges and curtailed ski slope operations there might influence utah officials to cut back more than they already have. >> typically in here, we would have seven rows of tables along here, and this year, we have four. >> reporter: the iconic rustler lodge sits mainly empty. lodge general manager, tom pollard. >> we're sitting here in the bar, and that's usually been open to the public wh

skiing is open but restricted at all ten of utah's world class resorts. but operators fear closures that have hit california ski lodges might influence utah officials to cut back more than they already have. >> typically in here we would have seven rows of tables along here, and this year we have four. >> reporter: the rustler lodge sits mostly empty. >> we're sitting here in the bar and that's usually open to the public where people can come in after skiing but that's closed to outside guests right now. >> reporter: gone too are employees. nearby in park city with the county's ski-centered economy, the unemployment rate is above 20%. yet the adventurous are pushing back and doing what it takes for the love of skiing. >> i was split boarding today so i guess i can do the back country more. >> reporter: to get there he has to get past buffy. >> can you pull up your mask for me? >> reporter: a five year chair lift foreman whose duties expanded this year to include coronavirus protection. >> we're making sure everyone's boarding with their masks on. we have

roger and pam were headline news in utah.the absence of definitive physical evidence linking them to kay's murder, they remained free. day by day they went about their business as if their lives were still quite normal. then on july 28th, 2010, utah county prosecutor tim taylor took a dramatic step to break the logjam. he presented the case against roger and pam to a grand jury. >> so why call the grand jury? why not just charge them? >> we thought the grand jury was a great tool to force them to come in to talk. >> it was a secret proceeding. no defendants, no defense attorney, only prosecutors, police, some members of the mortensen family, even some of pam's co-workers, all in front of 16 jurors whose job was to decide whether or not they should charge roger and pam with kay's murder. and in just over an hour, the jury decided to indict. >> so what did that say to you? >> well, there was enough to proceed. >> sort of reinforced what you were already thinking? >> it did. >> and that same day, eight months after kay mortensen

state of utah. the ailing looking object was discovered in the -- alien looking object was discovered in the desert. now it suddenly vanished. some are wondering if it was put there and removed by some otherworldly powers. >> like something from another world. a metal monolith hidden away in utah's red rock desert, a landscape that resembles that of planet mars. >> the intrepid explorers go down to investigate the alien life form. >> it was spotted from the utah department of public safety which was conducting an animal count. some might suggest that discovering this three meter high structure was a welcome distraction from counting sheep. it certainly has people talking and investigating even the local authorities have tried to keep it's location a secret. >> is it solid? not solid. it sounds a bit like a cardboard box. >> sci-fi enthusiasts have linked the object to 2001 a space odyssey. in that movie, an alien monolith becomes a recurring symbol. >> i have heard everything from did this fall from

the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: is there any time remaining on our side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 15 minutes. mr. bishop: 15? all right. we'll go right to the border on that one. let me grant myself as much time as i may consume and thank mr. hice for everything he's doing on this particular bill. he's the one who has the accent but back where i live, this would be called kettle crick, not kettle creek. but the problem is, obviously battlefields are disappearing. what mr. hice has done is tried to go about this the proper way by doing the study that sets the parameters of what we need and also with the great deal of concern and consideration for the other people that are living in that area, for private property in that area, for other concerns that take place there. so i'm proud of this because mr. hice is doing it the right way. this is the way all of our studies should take place. this is the way all our concerns should take place. it is appropriate. so with that, i'll make it -- you don

eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah and loved their family life so much they adopted four more little kids, three of them from ukraine. alexis from the first set of four, followed her father everywhere, was his little shadow. you kind of idolized him, huh? >> i did. i wanted to follow in his foot steps. i became a doctor because of him. >> so for people from the outside looking in, what would they see? >> a very happy family. a wonderful mother who doted on her children and a father who was a physician and an attorney and present a lot in their children's lives. >> rachel, the eldest, shared her father's love of books. >> i remember when i was little just holding on to my father's hand and just to walk with him and i was daddy's little girl. >> and their mother, michele -- >> she was an amazing and beautiful person on the inside and out. >> and so it went for nearly 30 years. as he built a career and they together raised their big family. and then here's how martin reacted to middle age. >> around the time he turned 50, he lost a lot of weight, started ta

and was the result of a global challenge celebrating the cartoon series, not the monolith in utah. all right, let's get some sports news now in formula one, lewis hamilton will miss this weekend's secure grand prix in bahrain after testing positive for the coronavirus. hamilton claimed a record equalling 7th ward title just last month with 3 races to spare. his mercedes team says the britain is doing well despite showing mild symptoms and is self isolate. well, the pandemic might have forced the delay of the olympics, but organizers are already hoping to get locals in the mood for them next year. the giant olympic rings are back on display in tokyo bay after undergoing months of maintenance of the rings to show the olympic colors during the day while whiting up the sky at night. the games are scheduled to open on july 23rd, 2021 with the paralympics following beginning august 24th. and before we go, we just want to give you an update now on the breaking news story that we're following. here's what we know about that car rampage in the western german city of shri, or at least 4 peop

like something from another wild, a metal monolith hidden away in utah's red rock, does it. and landscape that resembles that of planets. maz kay, the intrepid explorers. go down to investigate the alien life form. it was spotted by a helicopter crew from the utah department of public safety, which was conducting an animal count. some might suggest that discovering this 3 metre high structure was a welcome distraction from counting sheep. it certainly got people talking and investigating, even though local authorities had tried to keep its location a secret. so is it solid or not solid? it sounds a little bit like a cardboard box. sigh, find q.c.'s, have linked the object to the film 2001. this space odyssey in that 968 stanley kubrick movie and alien monolith becomes a recurring symbol of i've heard everything from this fall from the sky, you know, did it, and got up and plant itself. there. is it otherworldly, you know, without looking at a close and seeing that there are in fact human made rivets that put this thing together? you could definitely let your graduation imagi

discovered by a utah department of public safety helicopter while assisting the utah division of wildlife rescue resource officers as they counted big horn sheep this bizarre monolith spent all last week making headlines and inspiring reddit post the world over but then like keyser soze say just as it had mysteriously appeared it mysteriously disappeared and now it appears to have reappeared this time in romania yes the very similar looking monolith to the one in utah is now standing on a hillside in romania just meters away from the historic portrait dusty and fortress but guess what now there's reports that the romanian monolith has suddenly disappeared i don't know if that's where you're going to i'm going to get where's it going to end up next this is wild i don't know what he thing oh we need to hit up at the end. of the model of a thing up next. ukraine bermuda triangle come on let's go well go for me about iraq go right that's somewhere but why not all right. so i want to join it yes the patterns are so over you today remember i wrote to him as world we were not told we are loved e

now you might remember the story from last week of the mysterious metal monolith was found in the utah desert in the u.s. now another one has been found has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california local media is reporting that unlike the utah original this one is not bolted to the ground a utah monolith which disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared captured the imagination of many with its references to the classics i find moving 2001 a space odyssey. and that's it for now i'm told me a lot of terry martin will be back with more news at the top of the and so joining us. to get into parliament. bobbie why despite coming from a poor family the pop star wants to become president. challenges or god does he want. to boost the war. starts december 10th to double. it. a little. bit. like this it's a gunman in $182007.00 you can fam tullow oil has announced the discovery of subsequent are also much more on what shall fall down a total surprise attack to such an extent that fact that i think it got me nowhere like africa is that nothing you found comfortable on ahmad chalabi. t

you might remember the story from last week of the mysterious metal monolith found in the utah desertanother one has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california, local media reporting that unlike the utah original, this one is not bolted to the ground and could be tipped over. the utah monolith which disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared, captured the imagination of many with its references to the classic sci-fi movie 2001 a space odyssey. a similar structure has also been spotted in romania. the mysteries continues -- mystery continues. the head of germany's public health institute says he expects the coronavirus to claimant many more lives in the country, daily deaths this week reached their highest level since the beginning of the pandemic. you are watching dw news, after a break i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, vaccine nationalism, hazardous to your health. we will be right back. ♪ thomson on france 24 and france 24.com.ance 24 and >> you're watching france 24, live from paris. here are the stories making road headlines. free to all. that is the

it was spotted by a helicopter crew from the utah department of public safety which was conducting an animal count some might suggest that discovering this 3 metre high structure was a welcome distraction from counting sheep. it's certainly got people talking and investigating even though local authorities had tried to keep its location secret so is it solid. not solid it sounds a little bit like a cardboard box. sigh find q.c.'s have linked the object to the film 2000 i'm gonna say so to see in that 968 stanley coupe right movie and alien monolith becomes a recurring symbol. that i've heard everything from did this fall from the sky you know did it and kind of implant itself there is it otherworldly you know without looking at a close and seeing that there are in fact human made rivets that are used to gather you could definitely let your graduation for a while. imagination said definitely running wild now after news that the monolith has disappeared altogether the work of extra terrestrials mom let's just say it's being taken by an unknown party. you're watching did i mean yes i wan

said, how do i explain to people in utah that i came to washington to address national debt and health care and we don't talk about it on the floor of the senate? that is the reality. we don't talk about it in polite company. we decided to try it differently. joe manchin, mark warner, susan all of, jean shaheen, them i will miss. we have come so far, and this bill shows it. dramatic amount

. >> senator from utah. >> madam president, i stand today to pay tribute to my friend and senator from new mexico. he was assigned to be my mentor when he first arrived in the senate nearly ten years ago and over a series of meetings we had over breakfast, lunch and in our offices tom mentor me, tutored me on the rules of the senate. he took the time to explain the nuances of the filibuster and how the senate has deviated from the rule as it was originally designed.de the concept is not a familiar one, nor is it intuitive and yet tom was able to explain it to me in a way that was simple, easy to understand and helped me grasp the passion he has had for addressing that issue and for reforming the senate for the better ever since then. he had a way of doing it that didn't make anyone feel demeaned but made them rather more enthusiastic about making the senate a better place in which to work, operate and legislate. i have no idea whether the person who assigned tom is my mentor knew that tom and i were related and or second cousins that his grandmother and my grandfather were brother and

elle, this is a big news for utah teachers. >> reporter: shep, this is huge news for utah teachers and a welcomed surprise for the educator we spoke to here. she did think about quitting her job. brought her to tears now she has a brand new outlook. step inside this utah eighth grade classroom, you'll find the health teacher. >> kids come in, sanitize their hands. >> reporter: she faces each day with disinfectant, air purifier. >> i'm in a bunker. >> reporter: and underlying health conditions. >> it's frightening to walk in this building and know you're 34-1 where the virus could be anywhere in your room. >> reporter: since the onset of the pandemic, thoughts like this have consumed her. >> i'm so scared i thought about quitting i actually thought about not teaching anymore i felt the lowest i've ever felt in my life so, i mean, i'm going to try not to get emotional, but -- >> reporter: she's not alone in fact, a new study cites more than a quarter of teachers wanting to quit as the pandemic causes workloads to pile up and job satisfaction to plummet down you bought this brand new puri

i remember at one point, mitt said, how do i explain to the people of utah i came out to washington to address the national debt and health care and we don't even talk about them on the floor of the senate? i remember you said that that night and that's the reality. we just don't talk about them in polite company. well, we decided to try it differently. hats off, joe manchin, mark warner, susan collins, jeanne shaheen, all of them, i'm going to miss them as we go through, lisa for dinner, again. we've come this far and this bill shows, 748 billion

republicans were pushing back on the bill as well as or a senator roy blunt iowa, senator chuck grassley and utah senator mitt romney arguing against the plan we can't you know have free money the republican majority senate could consider whether or not

most senate republicans are pushing back missouri senator roy blunt iowa, senator chuck grassley and utah senator mitt romney have all said they

column caper for those of you keeping track last week a mysterious metal monolith appeared in the utah all desert now another has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california local media say that unlike the utah original this one is not bolted to the ground. which disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared captured the imagination of many with its references to the classic side fi movie 2001 a space holds. and just as mysteriously as it came it has disappeared again. that's your news update for now stay tuned for business news with my colleague stephen beardsley he'll be taking a look at the strong almost like euro in this week's pressing markets i'm terry martin thanks watch. why are people forced to hide in trucks. and cuts. there are many reasons. and. there are many answers. and there are.

finally you might remember the story from last week of the mysterious mental monolith found in the utah all desert now another one has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california local media reporting that unlike the utah original this one is not bolted to the ground and could be tipped over the utah monolith which disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared captured the imagination of many with its references to the classic side find movie 2001 a space odyssey a similar structure has also been spotted in romania. the mystery continues are his reminder of our top story the head of germany's public health institute says he expects the coronavirus to claim that many more lives in the country daily deaths this week reached their highest levels since the beginning of the pandemic. you're watching u.w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day to night in fact seem nationalism hazardous to your health we'll be right back. from the ghetto to parliament. to come to no news bobby was a. pop star trails against corruption pilots determined to shock. despite comin

state of utah. or the alien looking object, it was discovered in the desert there 2 weeks ago by a helicopter crew who were counting sheep. but now it has only vanished leaving some wondering if it was put there and removed by other worldly like something from another wild. a metal monolith hidden away in utah's red rock, does it. and landscape that resembles that of planets, mas ok, the intrepid explorers. go down to investigate the alien life form. it was spotted by a helicopter crew from the utah department of public safety, which was conducting an animal count. some might suggest that discovering this 3 metre high structure was a welcome distraction from counting sheep. it's certainly got people talking and investigating, even though the local authorities had tried to keep its location a secret. so is it solid or not solid? it sounds a little bit like a cardboard box. sigh, find q.c.'s, have linked the object to the film 2001 is a so to see in that 968 stanley kubrick movie and alien monolith be

but the court crossed that bridge in utah v. evans over a dissent by justice scalia because relief couldn't run against the president. and the court held in utah and no one has asked that decision be overruled. you could join the secretary of the official and that the judiciary would assume that the president would comply and so to here, there's no reason to believe that the president would not comply with this court's judgment either now or in a post apportionment context. >> in utah, it's my understand that that was actually the census, wasn't it? >> yes, it was a challenge to certain procedures that were being used with respect to the census. it was a sampling claim. >> but here we're talking about something separate from the census, am i not mistaken? >> i think that's the other side's argument. they have seized on the fact that we've sometimes used the word census to refer to the counting and said, look, the census bureau came up with a final number and the president accepted that, but then sought to back out illegal aliens

senator from utah. he's one of the only senators to have served the chairman of three senate committees, health, education, labor and pensions, 1981 to 1987, judiciary 1995 to 2001. and 2003 to 2005 the finance -- and fwee and 2005. and the finance commit from 2015 to 2019. he spent 32 of his 42 years in the senate as either chairman or ranking member of a major committee. in 2015 he was sworn in as president pro tem of the senate, a position he held until his retirement in 2019. senator hatch credits his family as a key to his success. he and his wife have been married for over 60 years. they are proud parents of six children, 23 grandchildren. i support this legislation honoring the accomplishments and service of senator orrin hatch. i ask my colleagues to do the same. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon reserves the balance of thimes. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. katko: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the spe

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plus the utah's mystery monolith who does a vanishing act, prompting some out of this world. their reason about who put it there and who took literally on my lock, you very much for your company. we begin this broadcast. we're breaking news from the german city of sierra where at least 2 people have been killed by a car. there drills into a protest zone there. well, up to 15 other people were injured. some of them seriously. well, 1st responders are on the scene and tending to the injured and are securing the area where the footage that you see right now we're portably shows police arresting the driver of the vehicle that struck the pedestrians according to authorities. he's a 51 year old man who lives in the area want to turn now or to chief political correspondent, linda crane, who is following breaking developments and melinda. any more details that have been released not a whole lot more. we are expecting to hear more from local and regional authorities in about 2 hours from now what we know so far as you said, the driver of this vehicle, 51 years of age, german lives nea

university of utah running back ty jordan has died at the age of 19. the 2020 pac 12 offensive freshman of the year was killed in a shooting last night in denton, texas, near dallas. police have not released details about the circumstances of his death. the university of utah's athletic director says he's working with the team to provide support for those grieving the loss of ty jordan. >>> the chp continues to crack down on drinking and driving during the holidays. the chp announced off thors made an average of one dui arrest every five minutes for a total of 318 arrests in just 30 hours. this is all part of the chp's maximum enforcement period. it started at 6:00 p.m. on christmas eve and goes until sunday night. >>> san francisco is reminding people about its annual christmas tree collection program. last year, the city woodchiped 500 tons into mulch. the trees need to be stripped of all decorations, including the tin sill, before being put out. christmas trees picked up in san francisco stay in the city and end up at a composting facility, which tu

in utah v. evans, according to the parties' summary judgment briefs, the practice of imputation added a total of 32,000 people in north carolina and 5,000 in utah. and that difference was enough to shift one seat from the latter to the former. we know that the numbers -- the numbers here are much bigger. as justice kagan pointed out, the government has information on millions of undocumented immigrants. and one and a half years ago, when the president issued an executive order in july of 2019, he stated that the government could already match citizenship records for 90% of the population. so there's substantial risk of injury now, and it will be better to resolve this issue now rather than in six months during the redistricting process, which could be disruptive. chief justice roberts: mr. ho, what is the problem with post-apportionment litigation? right now, as the questions have shown, we don't know what the secretary is going to do. we don't know what the president is going to do. we don't kn

also fox news conservative former utah congressman and future utah governor jason chaffetz is back in the house. welcome gentlemen. spect thank you courtesy academy. kennedy: so much coming out of congress tonight. this is quite exciting. jason, what you make of congressman's while well and is honey trap? >> apparently she had relations i'm not when use foul words because i respect you, jason. but she had relations with two mayors. >> think everyone would like to know who those mayors were. now with the anderson part of the story. one of the things, i've kind of digest of the story is why take the chance? what is it that nancy pelosi believes, why does eric swalwell will have to be on this committee? it seems that he has been compromised. he's not disputing the details of this. and now he's making up and spewing things about donald trump must have dropped this. if they would drop it to embarrass them they would've done that before the election out a month after the election. and he offers no evidence about that whatsoever. but as a very serious story. every member of congress is bored

. >>> first utah, now california, where a new mysterious monolith was spotted in our state. >>> if it brings us some rain, i'm all for it. unfortunately that is not in the cards. we will take a >>> now our original series project home and a live look at san francisco where the ability to work remotely has led to a search of vacancies in the city's apartment stock. >> but just how many units are actually empty? tonight in our original series project home, susie steimle tells us about a new law that will answer that question.>> reporter: for several years now san francisco has held the distinction of being the most expensive city in the world. but just how expensive is your neighbor's apartment and how many apartments owned by corporations are sitting empty right now keeping speculation high? those are questions we will soon be able to answer. >> we don't know what asking rents look like on leasing websites and we don't know what actual rents look like for existing tenants. >> an ordinance was passed this week to create a housing inventory. under the new ordinance landlords will be requ

jake bentley, utah won 38-21 at boulder. it was the bucs first loss and that means ufc lynch is a spot and they are in the pack 12 title game. last night in las vegas, san jose state running back punish nevada for 184 yards on the grant including this 69 yarder. they outscored nevada 23-0 in the second half and won 30-22 improve 6-0 and clinch a cold, wet championship game.>> how cold was that gatorade shower at the end? to make that was a great one, i will never worry about being cold after that. it was a great moment. a way to take the whole two weeks into perspective of what this team has been through, how special these players are and how resilient they are. so for me to have a cold, wet bus right home, no problem. >> west point, deciphered this football renewal and in front of the whole groundless quarter, nothing went right, down 10, try to reverse, but not into the end zone. my they beat navy for the fourth time in five years. we got history today. that is vanderbilt kicker sarah fuller against tennessee, becoming the

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, article 1, section 9, clause 7 of the constitution makes clear that no money will be drawn from the treasury except by an appropriation passed by congress article 1, section 7 of the constitution likewise makes sure that you can't pass an appropriation or any other form of legislation without the same document, the same bill, the same proposal passing the house of represeatives and passing the senate and then being submitted to the president for signature, veto, or acquiescence. over time, partilarly in the last decade, it's become increasingly common for congress , recognizeing the cumbersome nature of that process, which is cumberse by design, it's sometimes easier t just sur couple vent the procs, technically complying with its demands but doing so in a way that doesn't even invite or even allow for individual members or their constituents to know what they are voting for whenhey vote on a spending bill. this is what we have come to refer to as governing by cliff in the

you got to fly out west to find it, over to utah, northern part of the state in the mountain, a townl logan, population, about 50,000 looks like most small towns but the job market there is practically bulletproof. cnbc's andrea day found out why. >> reporter: this is logan, utah and as far as jobs go, this place is virtually immune to the pandemic the unemployment rate here is just 2.4%. the lowest in utah and for most of the pandemic, the lowest in the entire country holly danes is the mayor of logan. >> we are so fortunate that anyone who really wants a job in this valley can get one. >> reporter: to find out what's making the job market here so bulletproof we go to three of the town's largest employers first up, utah state university. >> we made the commitment to keep people employed. >> reporter: and that means moving staff around when needed. like when covid shut down school sport, president noelle cocett shifted gears. >> we transferred them into areas where new jobs had been created such as contact tracing and case containment. >> reporter: next up, gossner foods. 20% of amer

so what is your message to utah residents right now?message is continue to social distancing. wear your mask. wash your hands. be careful. it's not worth -- as we've seen people and families pass away, it's just not worth it. to be able to have that few minutes together or few minutes that you think i don't need a mask, we all need masks. even after vaccinations, we continue to wear masks. just continue and hold out, and it'll be a few more months and we'll be okay. we'll be able to get through this. but our hospital staff, our caregivers need you to be able to do that because they're tired. >> that is the bottom line. do it for the hospital workers who have been just exhausted. mike clark, thank you. good luck. >>> we want to go back to georgia for minute because there is a kamala harris event that started in columbus, we'll keep our eye on it for you. and bring you a bit of the vice president-elect when she steps up to the microphone. but ahead, 32 years later, new revelations about the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103. the details f

it was spotted by a helicopter crew from the utah department of public safety which was conducting an animal count some might suggest that discovering this 3 metre high structure was a welcome distraction from counting sheep. it's certainly got people talking and investigating even though local authorities had tried to keep its location a secret so is it solid or. not solid it sounds a little bit like a cardboard box. cy fine have linked the object to the film 2000 i'm gonna say so to see in that 968 stanley kubrick movie and alien monolith becomes a recurring symbol. that i've heard everything from did this fall from the sky you know did it and kind of and plant itself there is it otherworldly you know without looking at a close and seeing that there are in fact human made. for this to gather you could definitely let your imagination. imagination said definitely running wild now after news that the monolith has disappeared altogether the work of extra terrestrials mom let's just say it's been taken by an unknown party. don't forget you can always get daily news on the go just downloa

y estas cataratas congeladas en utah. 14 f en las cascadas hicieron que parte del agua quede helada.a de autos iniciÓ una campaÑa para pedirle al presidente electo joe biden que apruebe la reforma migratoria esperada por millones de familias. detrÁs de esta iniciativa está la red fronteriza bajo el lema: 2021 reforma migratoria ahora. justamente para hablar del tema nos acompaÑa el director de esta campaÑa fernando garcÍa desde el paso, texas. bienvenido. cuÉntenos, ya hay desde ahora manifestaciones. ¿cuÁl va a ser la presiÓn que le van a poner a joe biden para que cumpla con su palabra de una reforma? >> primero gracias por tenerme, es un tema muy importante para los latinos. hay que recordar que hace unos aÑos durante la administraciÓn se prometió la reforma migratoria y nunca se logrÓ. pero parte del error fue porque las organizaciones no pusieron la presiÓn suficiente. no queremos cometer el mismo error. queremos empezar a presionar a la administraciÓn desde antes de que empiece la administraciÓn para decir que el 2021 tiene que ser el aÑo de la reforma migratoria, donde las fam

it was spotted by a helicopter crew from the utah department of public safety which was conducting an animal count some might suggest that discovering this 3 metre high structure was a welcome distraction from counting sheep. it certainly got people talking and investigating even though the local authorities had tried to keep its location secret so is it solid or. not solid it sounds a little bit like a cardboard box. so i find q.c.'s have linked the object to the film 2000 i'm gonna say so to see in that 968 stanley kubrick movie and alien monolith becomes a recurring symbol. that i've heard everything from this fall from the sky you know did it and kind of implant itself there is it otherworldly you know without looking at a close and seeing that there are in fact human made rivets that is to gather you could definitely let your imagination. imagination said definitely running wild now after news that the monolith has disappeared altogether the work of extra terrestrials mom let's just say it's been taken by an unknown party. you're watching did every new doc film is coming up next

finally you might remember the story from last week of the mysterious metal monolith found in the utah desert in the u.s. now another one has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california local media is reporting that unlike the utah original this one is not bolted to the ground and could be tipped over the utah monolith which disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared captured the imagination of many with us references to the movie a space odyssey a similar structure has also been spotted in romania. you're up to date this is the news i'm told me a lot of thanks for joining us. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 the past now. what's the secret to this classic. music the sound. or the story behind the music. before the age. group just. awful. symphony for the world starts to simmer down on you. this is the news africa coming up on the program. doing it. as a media industry views with. one digital media house in south africa. but. also coming up. it's a life threatening journey on

>> well, this is in utah. the road was very bad there. they're actually cutting sage brush to put underneath the vehicles to get some traction for the vehicles, because they were in this deep sand. they had difficulty getting through the sand. in fact, they said some -- some of the vehicles were so heavy, they sunk down two feet into the sand, so they were putting down sagebrush as you see there so they could get some traction to get going. >> but again, a journey that lasted a couple of months. you mentioned earlier they were self-sustaining but how did they wash their clothes? how did they make sure they had enough food to eat? what if they had any medical issues? how did they deal with all that? >> they had a couple of medical cars with medical supplies, and as i said, really, remarkably, there were very few serious injuries. a few people had to drop out because of injuries but no really life-threatening injury along the way. in terms of keeping clean, i think they stayed pretty dusty, especially out in the west, once they got west of

it follows the recent discovery with similar structures in utah and romania which both later vanishedis is the photos in atascadero. we believe someone placed it there. this much we know in the utah case men or earthbound humans dismantling it. >>> meantime, several big brands are getting in on the fun. budweiser tweeting monolith mystery solved. it's a beer fridge and they actually turned it into an airline gate where it tells you where to line-up. that actually looks the most accurate when you look at it. >> givens us hope of getting away. i love how everyone gets in on it. >> there you go. all right. >>> well, look, also trending for you this morning taylor swift is revealing a small portion of her rerecorded love story in ryan reynolds' new match ad. >> swift tweeted out the ad saying in part that all of her rerecordings are not done. but her friend ryan reynolds asked if he could use part of the new recording for his ad. she said she's quickly working to get some of those new recordings out. >> wow. a lot of work. >>> well, millions across the country, they're waiting much needed