in utah, we still look up. i firmly believe in my heart that if america is the last great hope of the world than utah is the last great hope of america but thiss is no guarantee, we have a choice and we must make it every single day. we can eitherr become like every other state in the union work continue to be the work he stay out west who still believes in working together. they like to attack the concept ofe the utah way. they say it's a useless slogan, overplayed, untrue or trite. some lose interest in the concept as soon as something happens they disagree with, forgetting as judge taught us, the spirit of liberty is the spirit that's not too sure is right. we may not always get it right but in utah we reject all choices. here in utah we probably protect religious liberties and probably protect lgbtq neighbors. we deeply love refugees and immigrants from all parts of the world andin deeply respect the rule of law. utah we wisely invest in the future and wisely don't spend beyond our means, saving for rainy d

in rural utah that happens because of a lack of jobs.he front, it's due to the unsustainable increase in housing prices. we have to get this right. we have to act now. and with the strongest economy in the nation, we have a generational opportunity to invest in infrastructure. if the federal government is going to continue recklessly spending money borrowed from future generations it is our duty to invest in projects that will benefit our children and grandchildren. this session i ask for your support of a dramatic overhaul and removal of many state and local economic incentives under bills carried by representatives mike schultz and steve handy. in fact, our unified economic opportunity commission will be presenting 26 new policy initiatives, including bills on work force development, education alignment, housing availability, a better start-up eco system. reimagining rural economics, both during international trade. multicultural economic empowerment and bridging opportunity gaps. further encourage you to vote for legislation sponsored

that's not utah. at least it's not utah at its best. good people of our state and our country are in desperate search for leadership. a desperate search for hope. in past generations as americans, we dreamed big. now, i'm afraid that our eyes are consistently in the gutter. but not in utah. not yet anyway. in utah, we still look up. i firmly believe in my heart that if america is the last great hope of the world, then utah is the last great hope of america. but this is no guaranteed birthright. we have a choice and we must make it every single day. we can either become like every other state in the union or we can continue to be that quirky state out west that still believes in working together. cynics like to attack this concept of “the utah way.” they say it's a useless slogan: overplayed, untrue, or trite. some lose interest in the concept as soon as something happens that they disagree with, forgetting that, as judge learned hand taught us, "the spirit of liberty is the spirit that is not too sure it is right." we may not always get

the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. owens: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s. 2959, the supplemental impact aid flexibility act. this bill would allow school districts participating in the impact aid program to use previously reported student head counts on the impact aid applications for 2022 and 2023 school years. impact aid supplements funding for schools and students in areas that collect less in local property taxes. school districts that receive impact aid payments include those with military bases, indian reservations and federal low-income housing in or near school districts. the covid-19 pandemic has take an bill toll on school districts across the country. it's especially difficult for federally impacted schools district to calculate head counts due to fluctuation during the pandemic. head counts determine how much aid school districts receive. there are more than 1,000 of them. this aid helps pay for salaries,s butting, tech -- bussing, technology, and other support for students. this bill shows that impact aid

colleagues, utah, bright red utah votes by mail. so, senator klobuchar, take us through that history. ms. klobuchar: thank you, senator wyden. i want to thank you. we know oregon was the first used by mail for a federal election. although i think senator padilla, great members of the rules committee, from california, would tell you that in fact california and washington first allowed any voter to request a mail-in ballot in the 1970's. since then what has happened, utah -- utah considered a red state by all accounts, has mail-in balloting in for nearly all of their voters. we have seen this across the country. today 34 states allow any voter to request a mail-in ballot. and during the pandemic, 45 states actually allowed this to happen without an excuse. so what happened during the pandemic is that we saw 11 states that didn't typically allow all voters to request a mail-in ballot do so. sadly, ten of them have already started rolling this back for the next election. we know that this is a really safe and good way to vote, whether t

do you get that utah has surging cases? >> everyone gets their turn in the top 10 when it comes to omicron. there is no evidence that mask mandates have made a difference in any state or county, or school district when it comes to omicron. we are using the wrong data, the virus has changed. it is important that we keep up with those changes. new york had a mask mandates. it had the highest rates of omicron. d.c. had amassed mandate, and the highest rates of omicron. even within our own state there is a mask mandates, have seen just as high or higher rates of omicron. it is very important that we focus on omicron. that does not mean that masks do not work. although cnn and other left-leaning publications that say cloth masks do not work. i was pushing n95 masks as a way of people to keep themselves safe. there are so many tools to keep ourselves safe and give people those choices and make those determinations. it is completely irrational for me to point out that utah did make it to the top five, after some head drop down and

utah led by as many as eight points in this game.ng back to the fourth, curry, splash. this games tied 101. defenders closing in. curry gives just enough space, no idea how he does that. he finished with a game-high 28 that had help from his friends. on trade hit two huge three slate to put it away. the thing i love about steph's he's more excited than anybody else to see someone else succeed. warriors win 123-116. a total team effort with draymond green out. >> we had to remind ourselves what it takes to win games like this, everybody to feel with that attention is like because our dna is built on chasing championships and winning games like we have to get that done. >> it just shows how deep we are. we had guys out, but you can adele. >> it's not official yet, but everything points to trey lance starting for the 49ers. jimmy graupel is doubtful. the third overall draft would be making his second start. lance has taken third reps in the season has been about learning life in the nfl. >> getting more reps, getting to see things how t

susan: you teach law at the university of utah. the research came out of the university of utah. is that a coincidence? jorge: it is a coincidence. when i began this project in 2013, i was at american university in washington, d.c., and moved to the university of utah with my family subsequently. i am very happy here. i think being here in utah did help me get access to documents and people that i might not have been able to access had i not been here locally. susan: how many years a jew work on the book? jorge: i started in 2013. susan: you write that you interviewed 100 people for this. at what point did you as a writer tell a book that is a bit of a page turner. jorge: that was definitely the goal. i knew from the beginning this was a story about people. the story about patents has been written already, many have written articles analyzing the case and issues and patents. there are books that already deal with the technical legal issues. i thought this was an important enough story and development in the evolution of the law that general readers should care about and get some

number nine utah oklahoma state that is in the festival.ut of marcus freeman as head coach of the irish after the departure, brian kelly. irish building 21 point second quarter lead. it's jack kanda, michel mayor for seven yards and a touchdown location of the throw. and grab just right, but oklahoma state would then score 30. unanswered points. it spencer sanders threading the needle to take martin to tie the game at 28. cowboys went under win 37 35 lots more to come tonight on at 10 o'clock with lots, more bowl games and th i look? well, how do i look? big day. i'm going to see alex. i'm, uh -- i'm a little nervous because she's been pulling away lately. calls don't get returned. i don't get asked to visit as much. maybe it's hitting me hard 'cause i never went through that with my dad. after my junior year, we -- we rode a tandem bike across mykonos. come to think of it, there were lots of fathers and sons there. phil, sit. we need to talk about the ducks. we hate the ducks. (duck quacks) (duck quacks) (duck quacking) again? you have a p

. >> to learn how fentanyl was impacting utah directly. won't surprise you that i was shocked over the facts on fentanyl, and the personal story on utah. according to the patrol in utah, there has been 90% increase in fentanyl seizures in the first three months of this year compared to entire last year. 90% more in three months to entire last year. total deaths related to fentanyl doubles from 2019 to 2020 and largest age in fentanyl deaths, 18 to 24, followed by 24 to 35-year-olds. obviously, this is increasing risk to our communities that needs local government, state government, and federal government all hands on deck, everybody working together. i spent time with the coalitions fighting addiction including utah general's office over dose district response team, dea. bureau drug recognition experts. additionally, i put out word to my district that i'd like to hear their stories, and within 24 hours, i was delivered 250 personal stories of the way these families have been impacted. every one of these stories will break your heart. every

utah led all but three minutes but ohio state wins it 48-45. that rose bowl game was actually crazy. when klay thompson is ready to come back, looks like it is going to happen in january. it is going to be so loud in the chase center. jobina: i also think a finals future is coming too. if klay comes back completely healthy. casey: and the nba finals air here right on aby 7, -- on abc 7. jobina: thank you, casey. it's a chilly combination. beachwear and ice-skating. but it has become a san francisco tradition. jobina: tonight at 11:00, a scramble for parents with many bay area schools requiring students to get tested for covid before classes resume. what some district's are doing to ease the crunch. and many people in the sierra started 2022 without power due to recent storms. how they made the best of a bad situation for new year's. ok. so, here we go. skaters, with a different look, took to the ice in san francisco today. they were competing in the polar bear skate. luckily, the weather cooperated, as skaters were encouraged to wear their bath

utah goes up. 3521, while this was a shootout.ckeyes not going to lay down on the big stage early in the 4th cj stroud looks left finds marvin harrison junior in the end zone. we have a tie ballgame. 3838 in the 4th quarter late in the 4th still all tied up ohio state driving down field. trayvon henderson gets the 2 yard line fans clearly nervous that guys, the mood, right. there's 12 seconds left. kicker know ruggles with the chance to win the rose ball and it's between the post, the 19 yard field goal would do it. 4845 ohio state. unfortunately, a heart breaking into an incredible season for utah. the buckeyes rose bowl champions. and a little farther down south in the desert. oklahoma state taking on notre dame in the fiesta bowl state farm stadium. the fighting irish came out fighting indeed. they were up by 3 scores. the half 3rd quarter, though, here come the cowboys. spencer sanders finds tay martin in the end zone. the extra point following it would make it a tie game 20 all after 3 early in the 4th cowboys up a field goal

utah went on a huge run. one of 19 rebounds. utah led by as many as eight points, a total turnaround. steph curry, splash. this game is tied. watch what steph curry does. just enough space. he had some help from his friends. he is always more somebody else succeed. a total team effort. >> we have to remind ourselves of what it takes to win games like this. dna is else on chasing after championships. starting against houston. the third overall pick would a second start to the year. he says the season has been all about learning life. >> getting to see how jimmy prepares in a short week, last thursday, things like that would have been really hard for me. i think those things have helped me a ton, this year. >> a candidate for catch of the year. he gets one foot down and almost a second for good measure. comes down to a wild final minutes. 300 47 receiving yards. that is a bold record. utah -- he drives them down the field. with nine seconds to goal the lead. utah led for three minutes but ohio state wins this one. have a great sun

utah went on a huge run to take the lead. utah led by as many as eight points, total turnaround. the warriors fight back and curry, splash. this game is tied at 101-101. curry gets enough space, no idea how he does that. he finishes with a game-high 28 with some help from his friends. he is always more excited than anybody else to see somebody else succeed. the warriors won 123-116. >> we have to remind ourselves what it takes to win games like this. for everybody to feel what that intensity is like because our dna is built on chasing championships. >> it shows how deep our team is. casey: it's not official yet but -- is doubtful after tearing a ligament in his right thumb. the third overall pick in the draft would make his second start of the year. the season has been all about learning life in the nfl. >> getting more reps, seeing how jimmy prepares a short week. things like that that would have been hard for me as a rookie with no vets in the room. those things have helped me a ton this year. casey: utah and ohio michael bernard with an early candidate for catch of the year. y

utah lead, 62 total points in the first half.ate's defense responded in the second half, fourth quarter, down 38-31. it is tied at 38 pickle later in the fourth, he takes the shotgun snap and surveys. connects with jackson smith and --, makes incredible catch. he was okay today. never over, though, and him and his left, dalton kincaid hauls in the touchdown reception in the back of the end zone, tied at 45, figure 2 ever had at last would win and it was ohio state who had the final laugh. a little chuckle, 19 yard chipper, ohio state wins it, instant classic. 48-45. >>> playing for their 11th win, they had baylor in the sugar bowl. lately there's been discussion surrounding all these players sitting out pickle here's a prime example of why they do it. that's a probable first rounder in serious pain with a leg injury. from bad to worse. he replaces him, tipped and intercepted, that is -- who takes it to the house. baylor wins 21-7, that is the first sugar bowl when since 1957 and the update on the jimmy garoppolo stock at this poi

facebook instagram actualicela o descargue la aplicación gratis ya regresamos >> la universidad de utah 2040 la población llegaría a las más crecientes de la nación por las ofertas en materia laboral dice que esto es para el 2060 para ver qué cambiar en utah además los latinos serían la segunda masa poblacional más creciente además dice que tenemos población y empleo, eso resulta que será mejor analizando posibilidades de inversión crearan otros habrá creación de negocios pequeños motivando el crecimiento económico >> más y mejor economía además menciona que el crecimiento motive a otras personas que vengan a invertir >> serán de los mejores estados del país >> en california paciencia si uda el aeropuerto de oakland la ciudad está repavimentando las avenidas están trabajando en realidad las 8:00 de la noche y las 4 de la mañana ahí que usen vías alternas las obras terminaran el 4 de febrero vámonos a una pausa. y al volver; sabemos si unos perros están entrenado para salvar vidas pero le contamos uno en particular al regresar >> esta tarde a las 5 la corte suprema escucha casos en unive

utah goes up. 3521. however, the buckeyes not going to lay down on the big stage early in the 4th cj stroud looks left finds marvin, here's junior harrison junior in the end zone. we have a tie ballgame 3838 in the 4th quarter late in the 4th still tied up ohio state. drives downfield tran henderson gets it to the 2 yard line. fans nervous that ties the mood right there, 12 seconds left kicker noah ruggles with a chance to win the rose bowl. it's between the posts, the 19 yard field goal would do it. 4845 ohio state a heartbreaking end to an incredible season for utah. the buckeyes rose bowl champions and stroud a massive game for him. a little farther down south in the desert. oklahoma state taking on notre dame in the fiesta bowl at state farm stadium. the fighting irish came out fighting indeed, there are up by 3 scores at half 3rd quarter here come the cowboys. spencer sanders finds tay martin in the end zone. the extra point was good and that would make it a tie game. 28 all after 3 early in the 4th

in 2020, utah startups racked up almost $30 billion of liquidity, just 2020 alone. this is a massive vote of confidence in the innovation happening in the state. with an additional $14 billion of investments including seven ipo's and recursion pharmaceuticals. i will let -- owlet was started by brigham want -- big -- brigham young university graduates in their garage and they developed a baby sock that monitors blood and oxen education -- oxenigation and once parents of problems. recursion developed technology to significantly accelerate drug development. utah is becoming the face of competition and innovation. i do worry, however that d.c. bureaucrats might spoil the party for everyone, antitrust enforcement but it goes beyond stopping mergers and conduct, presenting harm to consumers and instead seeks to punish everything and anything that displeases progressives or whatever administration happens to be in power, or looks solely at what is big at the moment as looking too big in the eyes of antitrust regulators. these are all things that threaten to do more harm t

utah taking on ohio state. game was wild high, scoring fourth quarter with under 2 minutes to go. barnes, for the 15 yard score. game tied at 45 but the buckeyes marks down the field with under 10 seconds to go. they drill the game winning field goal. ohio state wins the rose bowl, 48-45. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. >>> just moments after the new year's eve countdown, a baby girl entered the world in antioch. madilyn masons. first born in the bay area. official birth time 12:01. way to go. good to have another viewer. see you tonight at 11:00. male announc

utah, dries it down the fielddd and finds the tying score on the final minutes.yard field goal for the lead. utah led for all of three minutes, but it is won by 48-45. >> some parts of the bay area got down to the 20's overnight. this is video from contra costa county, a freeze warning is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. freeze warning or not, it has been so cold the past few days. >> that is the price we pay for welcoming the sun. today is the last day of that. the last day of some sunny conditions. by the second half of the day, the clouds increase. we tap into some of this moisture. the winds are going to turn around to the south and that will help warm us up. the bad news is most of the energy, the heavy rain is going to be in the pacific northwest. nice and sunny, a boy is it cold. we are recovering into the low for san francisco and oakland. mountain view, you are in the upper 20's. san jose, 39. morgan hill, 37. half moon bay coming up 13 degrees since being in the low 30's. it looks nice with a lot of sunshine. equality has been a moderate into livermore, san j

in utah, the state legislature determined that the chief election official of utah could get the names of deceased individuals and give them to county officials who would take their names off the rolls. that's listed as one of the things that makes it harder to vote. harder to vote for dead people. that's fine. i actually asked this question in a hearing of someone who -- one of the election monitoring people who said this was difficult. i said what about that? they said, the social security is often wrong. well, if anybody is going to get something straightened out pretty quickly, it would be a living person who no longer is getting their social security check because the social security administration had them on the list of people who were deceased. what a foolish argument that was for that to be a repressive thing. in georgia, the state legislature adjusted their mail-in ballot deadline to ensure voters who requested a mail-in ballot got their ballots with enough time to cast them. they brought their date more in line with the advice of the u.s. postal service. the truth is that lo

in utah, the state legislature determined it would be appropriate for the lt. governor, who is the chief elected official of utah, to get the names of deceased individuals from the social security administration and give them to county officials who would take them, their names off the rolls. that's listed as one of the things that makes it harder to vote. harder to vote for dead people, that's fine. i actually asked this question at the hearing, if one of the election monitoring people who said this is difficult. and i said what about that? they said the social security administration is often wrong. well, if anybody is going to get something straightened out pretty quickly it would be a living person who no longer is getting their social security check because the social security administration had them on the list of people who were deceased. what a foolish argument that was for that to be a repressive thing. in georgia, the state legislature adjusted their mail-in ballot deadline to ensure voters who requested mail-in ballots got them in time to cast them a

los warriors triunfaron en utah aunque tuvieron que remontar en el Último cuarto.laterra el manchester city continÚa con el paso arrollador, hoy sumaron la dÉcimo novena victoria consecutiva aunque sufrieron un poquito de mÁs ante el arsenal que empezaba ganando y sorprendÍan por el momento, posteriormente este penal para los citicen y convierten para empatar las acciones, en tiempo de descuento rodri le da el triunfo al city y le saca ya 11 puntos de ventaja al mÁs inmediato perseguidor el chelsea. recuerde que puede ver por esta pantalla la liga premier maÑana domingo. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> finalizamos con la arrebatada del deporte, un linepire fue retirado del campo de juego por estar pasado de copas, se trata de humberto lobito sainz, fue retirado del campo de juego por elementos de seguridad y la policÍa. hasta el momento, la liga lo ha separado indefinidamente de su trabajo para darle una lecciÓn. con sta esta decisiÓn de separarlo esperan que este tipo de situaciones no se vuelvan a repetir. con esto vamos a la pausa finalizando la ediciÓn deportiva,

casey: the warriors are in utah where they will play their first game since tuesday. their last scheduled game was postponed because denver did not have enough players. steve kerr joked the warriors had a huge party to ring in the new year. >> we turned it into a positive, having a great scrimmage and get some practice time we probably needed. everyone is excited and ready to roll tonight. such a long season. 82 games. you just roll with the punches and whatever comes your way. casey: we have not seen much of trey lance since he made his nfl start in october. you know who has seen a lot of trey lance? the 49ers defense. in a heated exchange, it led to a lou -- he needs a scout team offense every week. warner felt lance was being too careful, costing the defense some key looks. so he gave the rookie qb some game changing advice. >> this is your opportunity to take chances and develop in that part of your game. take a chance. try and see can you fit the ball into tight spaces, or can you go on the run and make a completed pass down the field, different things like that.

the utah state historic preservation office and the achp there were a lot of stipulations included in the west how to puts plateau, pa generally the stipulations outlined a process for identifying historic properties as the project went forward and as it was phased and there were also stipulations that step forth ways of minimizing and avoiding known historic properties and mitigating effects to historic properties some of the identifications stipulations included literature searches different types of surveys and monitoring. there was also a study to assess the effects of dust on the rock art the controversy with the road it there no simple solution. it took a lot of effort from the blm the county it's roads department. and as well as the consulting parties on the on the pa to try and come up with a plan that would. work and it involved doing numerous things such as hiring rock art conservatives to come out and clean up some of the sites to conduct studies on what effects the salts that they're using is dust suppressants were actually having on the rock art and we just kind of moved

the university of utah law professor tells the story of a case that challenged biotech companies' rights human genes. >> i did not think the case stood a chance of success when it was first brought, but as it rolled on year after year through appeals and machinations, it became clear there was really something important going on and by the time it got to the supreme court, i knew this was going to be a very important, landmark case and one i definitely wanted to tell the story of. >> george contrary us, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a" -- george contrary us -- george contrares. >> next, president

. >> was expected to start on january 20th in park city, utah. just a great event. but all of the in-person events are now going to be online. omicron cases surging. there's concern about a double infection of flu and covid-19. >> kareen wynter has details now on what's being called flurona. >> we're nearly 2 years into this pandemic, but it's just been really one wave after another with the latest surge that could once again put hospitals over the edge from the uptick in covid patients being admitted with new infections and severe staffing shortages at medical facilities with health care workers unable to treat those who are ill since they've also been sidelined by the virus. doctor thomas and county officials described the challenge local hospitals are now facing with the omicron virus being so much more transmissible. we do have a lot of our frontline health care workers who have contracted the virus to isolate. so it has caused the issue with staffing. it's the people that haven't been vaccinated. >> there are now in the hospital and we want to prevent that beca

i'm a big air skier and i'm from salt lake city, utah. i grew up in switzerland. i spoke swiss-german in my phrase. >> do you have a favorite phrase? >> a funny one that's like super generic is -- which is like a kitchen cabinet. people who don't speak swiss-german usually can't say that one. i probably said it pretty poorly, my swiss friends would be pretty pissed with me right now. the german is super nice because we have a ton of events in germany and austria. it's annoying to be personal translator, i don't get paid extra, but it makes it easier, i can go there for a couple of months and not just feel like i'm out of the loop the whole time. >> alex hall is stoked, that was a clean run. >> just plops onto the couch. we're getting closer to the olympics. opening ceremony is february 4th. action and coverage begins february 3rd. watch it plus my reports from beijing, taking off soon, watch it all right here on nbc bay area. >> and don't forget -- >> nice job with the pronunciation. >> i wrote it down. >>> it was supposed to be a party to ring in the new year but

utah led 35-21 after the 62- yard touchdown. the 56 total points tied a bowl record. ohio state's defense responded in the second half. c.j., marvin harrison, jr. hauls it in. tied at 38. later in the fourth. stroud takes it and surveys the feed. looking right. end zone. and he finds his man, jackson smith. incredible catch. he was incredible. most ever. hauls in the touchdown back of the reception. that tied it up at 45. whoever had it last you think would win. it would ohio state. 19-yard chip stop. they win the classic 48-45. >>> lane kiffin and ole miss playing for their 11th win. lately there has been discuss surrounding these players sitting out of bowl games and this is why they do it. that is probably first round eryn serious pain with a leg injury. he replaces him. tipped, picked. he will take it to the house. baylor wins 21-7. it is their first sugar bowl win since 1957. and the san francisco 49ers play today right here on kpix 5 against the houston texans. that will kick off at 1:05. expect tray lance to be the starting quarterback for san francisco. >>> we

. >> there are questions of whether or not moab utah police officers made mistakes tesponding to theolence call involving gabby petito and brian laundry. city leaders there have released the findings of an independent investigation and some question the officer's response, the day of that call in august, just weeks before petito's murder in wyoming. justin schecker is in tampa, florida with more on this new report. >> 5 weeks before authorities recover gabby petito's body in wyoming national forest and 911. caller reported senior in a fight with brian laundry moab, utah on august 12, 2 slapping her. >> yes. and then we stop. they ran up and down the sidewalk. he proceeded to enter in the car and they drove off the police officers. body cameras were recording as they pulled over the couple. your arches national park to people that came to us and tell us that they saw >> there's 2 people say they just independent witnesses by no charges were filed. instead, the officers decide to separate the couple for the night. >> in late september, the city of moab hired investigator from another a

the utah jazz were in town in a possible postseason preview. steph curry without his splash brother. klay thompson was a late scratch due to some knee soreness. hope nothing serious. >> late in the second more years of one jordan poole drops jordan clarkson and hits the 3 20 points in the game for pole. he's been stepping it up when needed this season. 4th quarter now 2 point warriors lead pull shot doesn't go this time. but come on. loney puts it back in 10 points for the big man. curry fired up for that. so we go to the final seconds of the game. bojan bogdanovic is 3. it out and the put back will not fall as time expires. so the warriors hang on to win. 94 92 really close game. all right. now to the nfl divisional playoffs today. rams at bucs tom brady looking to get back to yet another super bowl. the bucs back from a 27 to 3 deficit. brady goes deep to mike evans. that in for a 55 yard. touchdown in tampa would eventually tie it at 27 27. but that stafford rally his team help from his favorite target cooper kupp making the 44 yard catch do

s. state of utah is being accused of having pro minority racist policies for giving sunni in priority points to non whites when it comes to eligibility for cova treatment. the state of minnesota had similar guidelines but has now removed advice to take race into account. both states have been threatened with legal action using a patient, skin, color, or ethnicity rather than the unique and specific medical circumstances of an individual patient as a basis for deciding you should obtain lifesaving medical treatment is a part in a ton of crisis. tough decision, south of you maids, sometimes decisions of life and death. the covert pandemic is one such time and who to prioritize for life saving medical treatment is a decision health workers have to make. now you may think the choices are taken based on greatest health risk or the needs of the patient. perhaps their age, your fragility, their co morbidities and chronic illnesses. race may be the last thing on your mind . apparently you may be wrong. think your liver or kidney disease is a high risk. think again, your heart problem or neuro

published and that authorial asking for such measures to be brought in where utah a truly civilized place, the governess next move will be to find a way to mandate mass vaccination, going as far as to deploy the national guard to ensure that people without proof of vaccination would not be allowed. well, anywhere where we discussed this issue with a panel of guests who think that if such a policy was introduced, it would create in equality and still not stop the virus from spreading. we are within the single major action of discrimination and people are divided into clusters. i want to, we are witnessing is sort of cold to see the war. i mean, i would call it the civil war because we are putting brother against brother for friends against friend, the i'll you vaccinate, you are not to like say to. so the impact on society of those to measure. so do slow these simply devastating. and i, i speak from the point of view of historian, think it's right for inequality is people standing in line of the u. s. for 4 hours, just to get a job that people having to travel and other parts of the

that was the denver loss here at home and then the utah win at the jazz and golden state boy, are they have him back he is a huge part of the reason the warriors are one of the top defensive teams. they lead the nba with us points, a lot of it and in field goal percentage allowed golden state is also very glad, of course, to have a lead back tonight. his last time on the court with december 20th. so i 's been a long time. >> he's one of the most important players, the only player with more minutes off the bench is otto porter junior. but of course, draymond green is the biggest piece of this puzzle. and tonight earlier, steve kerr said he expects the green one missed a beat. >> i don't you know, any setbacks for him. i think maybe even time off will have done him some good. he's been and playing so well and so hard for us and can sometimes a little. unintended break can can be a positive can't wait to get him back tonight. we've shown this year were. we're able to win you know, when we're missing guys. draymond one of the key guys on our team and in the league really i think the best d

than we do here in california. [ laughter ] the beavers are here in town to take on the aggies of utahte on saturday in the highly anticipated jimmy kimmel l.a. bowl. [ cheers and applause ] this is a bowl game named after me. i couldn't be happier. having a college bowl game named after me was the second to last thing on my bucket list. the only box i have left to check is ruining matt damon's credit score. [ laughter ] your opponents from utah state were here last night. [ booing ] we let some of the players introducing themselves, and of course we have to be fair, we want to extend that same courtesy to you guys. it's time to meet the team. here they are now, your 2021 oregon state beavers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> andrzej hughes murray, linebacker. i can't sleep without a nightlight. [ laughter and applause ] >> simon sandberg, defensive line. my mom thinks i won the heisman trophy. [ laughter and applause ] >> alex austin, defensive back. i don't know what a "first down" is and it feels too late to ask. [ laughter and applause ] >> i'm jack colletto, i play everywhere. i'm e