like most, i have also compartmentalized my state of utah. it is a violence hidden that we all share. this is the fallout that has entered our bodies. nuclear bombs tested in the desert. boom. these are the uranium left on the edges of our towns where children play. the war games played and nerve gas stored in the west desert. boom. these are the oil and gas lines, frack lines, to the basin, boom. this is anis and montezuma creek, the oil patches on indian lands, boom. gut bears ears. boom. cut grand staircase escalante in half, boom, and other wild place that's easier to defend than my own people and species, boom. the copper mines i watch expand as a child, huntington and kenakot, boom. the oil refineries that foul the air and blacken our lungs, in salt lake city, our children's lungs, boom. and the latest scar on the landscape to tar sands mine in the book cliffs, closed, now hidden, simply by its remoteness, boom. and the desert where trains stop to settle the radioactive waste carry on to blanding and remove the uranium tailings and bury

i feel like we are doing that in utah. we have worked very hard, as lieutenant governor -- we don't have a secretary of state in utah. that falls to the lieutenant governor. i was in that position seven and a half years under gary herbert. and now i have an exceptional lieutenant governor. every year we have run election security bills to improve and enhance our election security making sure that we are providing a safe and secure people to vote, where votes are only counted once. but there is a misconception out there, this misconception that in order to have secure elections you have to make it harder for people to vote. we believe that's a false choice, a false dichotomy. and we have been able to prove that over and over again by emphasizing election security and making sure we are putting into place parameters that and checks and balances that prevent bad things were happening while also making it easier for those who are eligible to vote to vote. we believe that all of our constitutional rights should be made simpler

owens from utah, i inform the house that mr. owens will vote yea on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from indiana seek recognition? mrs. walorski: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: senior -- senor speaker, as the member designated by marilyn strickland, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. karol: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. taylor of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yes, yea on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. gomez: as the member designated by representatives harder and sanchez, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the

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

owens of utah and mr.urtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. owens and mr. cur -- curtis will vote nay on the previous question. the speakeprtempore: for what purpose does the gtlady from new york rise? >> as the member dignated by representativesnnie kuste yvette clarke and cheri bustos, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the prevus question. the speaker pro temporefor what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. banks from indiana, i inform the house that mr. banks will vote nay on the prevus question. the speaker pro temporefor what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mr. kim, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. payne, andr. gottheimer, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purposeoes the gentleman from misssippi rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lamalfa of california, i inform the house that mr. lamalfa will vote no on the previou

because there's a mother of seven from utah and she's going to travel all over the world in a quest tog that no other woman has done before. >> i might cross the bridge into new jersey, but get this, it was a near death experience that inspired her to set out on this amazing journey, and our own will ganss has her story. >> are you planning a trip to hoboken? is that what's happening here? jen drummond is four mountains into her quest. her training is to summit mt. everest. that's just her training. on her way to become the first woman in history to summit the second seven. jen drummond is a mother of seven who has something to prove. >> i had a guinness world record, my kids would think i'm cool. >> the utah resident restructuring her life after a car accident. >> they said they didn't have one scenario where i lived. and so you sit there and think about, i could have been dead, and i'm not, so why am i here? what is my purpose? >> the park city mother now tackling a mountain on each of the seven continents, although her kids aren't so sure. >> my older kids are a little bit, yeah, my

again, utah is now the 12th state to advance restrictions on transgender athletes. that law is slated to go into effect in july, however, it's likely to be challenged in the court, gio. >> all right. ike, thank you so much for bringing us that. >>> now let's switch gears here and talk a little bit about the weather. rob marciano is here. i thought spring was supposed to start last week. what's going on? >> you know, i haven't seen you guys since winter was around, so i'm kind of stuck in winter. good morning, guys. good to see you. come on back to this. gio asked for it. a guy from miami loves the snow, go to caribou, maine, got 5 inches of it yesterday but basically whiteout conditions there. so the east, especially the northeast will be in through some cold air. wind across parts of wisconsin yesterday and ice shoves there just east of lake winnebago, so basically frozen lakes, then the wind and a storm surge and banged up against some houses and cabins. record heat in the southwest. you want the warmth, you go there. spring cold blast, multiple rounds coming in a

only up by 2 with the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough. look at this defensive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice sharks at

>> i started in first grade here in utah and the p.e.cher had these flyers for our class and i gave it a try and i have been hooked since. >> what kind of tricks do you perform >> we do all sorts of tricks we do tricks like gymnastics or we do multiple unders so the rope is going under three or four times. we do crosses where it is crossing behind our backs, all over the place and it is super fun. >> how did you get started doing that that seems like an awful lot. >> yeah. so i started doing workshops at local elementary when i was in fourth grade. some of my friends got me into it so, yeah. >> so what is your message to kids who are watching what you guys do and watching what's happening behind you right now >> i would just say not a lot of people do it it's the coolest sport, so i would keep working at it even if you can't get it it's so much fun and, yeah, people think you are so cool if you jump rope. >> well, i wouldn't mind people thinking i'm cool you guys are the best. thank you for being here keep jumping. >> thank you. >> yeah.

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: madam president, the united states postal service is in dire trouble. the government accountability office has listed its financial viability as high-risk and it's been in that status since 2009. now, from 2007 until 2020, the postal service had losses of $87 billion and over $188 billion in unfunded liabilities and debt. from october to december of last year alone -- just a few months -- it lost $1.3 billion. i think it's a mistake to rush postal reform now when congress should instead debate and consider the country's response to the ukraine-russia situation. we could be responding to skyrocketing energy prices. nevertheless, i do very much support dealing with the post office and reforming the post office. we have to do this. unfortunately, this bill falls far short in much more than just its timing. it does nearly nothing to make the postal service solvent. now, i've offered 12 amendments. sadly, my efforts, alopping with those of my -- along with those of my republican colle

calla taking on sixth-seeded utah.ing beats the shot clock and gives the bears the lead. needed a stop, the easy finish. utah wins 66-60. the golden bears finished the year 11 and 13. switching over to high school, de la cell in the open division regionals. johnny, a crafty take. a few plays later, i will take that. it is my status edwards training may steal into a two possession lead. st. mary's is projected to have their highest ever ncaa tournament seed in program history. what a job randy bennett continues to do for the fourth time in his career. they led st. mary's to a 24 and six record. drew one player of the year but how about the three local schools representing on the first team all conference? tommy, tamari, yosef and jaelyn williams. in a season that hasn't seeing it the same two warriors lineups on the floor in back to back nights it seems like it has been since christmas. steph curry wanted to these as a loss. reinforcements are on the way. klay thompson and draymond green participated. draymond has misse

stanford beats utah, 73-48.ent championship for the cardinal. >>> the warriors have lost four in a row. you might not like to hear this, but it's likely going to climb to five. steph curry, klay thompson and wiggins will not play. the they will rest the stars because they have to travel to denver and back to the bay area and back. >> two of those games being in denver, going back and forth, we're not going to put our high minutes guys at risk. >> so the warriors play at denver on monday. it's rescheduled from december because of a covid game that was postponed. the dubs return home to play the clippers tuesday and then head back to the mile high city. >>> this is glen big baby davis. he won a championship with the celtics 14 years ago. he was sitting courtside in someone else's seat. i guess he wanted a better view but the guy says, buddy, i'm sorry, but that's my seat. you have to move. hey, celtics, take care of your champions. courtside seats. he won a title for you. >> come on. >> all right. well, he got to

utah legislators and community is working hard on this.care deeply and we are trying to come up with solutions. hopefully at the local level we can be supportive of our agriculture and having what they need. there is more policy to get into but we need to recognize where the priorities are, health care, food, those are things we have always got to be thinking about. host: james from richmond, virginia, democrat line. caller: good morning. i find it amazing when trump was in here doing everything he should not have been doing, yell had no problem with that. biden come along and all you republicans do is sit around and complain about everything. this nonsense about the inflation, you tell these supermarkets in america stop throwing away everything even for a tax write-off. help the farmers. tell these big supermarkets to stop throwing away everything. start balancing stuff out. you rich people to think of one thing, yourselves. you think you care about me paying $20 for gas? you don't. stop it. guest: there is a lot to respond to. let me hig

the celebrations begin stanford roles, utah. 73. 48 the final score. cardinal have won their last 34 games against conference opponents. wow, they will be a one seed in the ncaa tournament and will host the first 2 games at home. >> it's not ever easy is. it was really challenging at halftime things didn't look good. we were found too much. and i when we came out, we went to camp, she really delivered. hayley had a great game on both sides. the ball playing defense. i'm not going to her 3 down. it's a it's a great team win. really proud of our team having that target on our back. all season has led to really competitive practices competitive. >> scrimmage is whatever it may be as competitive in games being greedy. so i we know takes to get there, but you were going work twice as hard because it coming after us. we want to, you know, stay together and we love each other more than just teammates. you know, we live in to those people. so we want to keep planes. yeah, i think that adds to this spirit to keep fighting. keep playing as long as we can. >> and

from utah. at a hearing yesterday, talking about the message that the united states should be sending to russia, particularly when it comes to use of jets there in the provision of jets there. here is a portion from that senate hearing. [video clip] >> i simply do not understand the logic for not getting the migs to the ukrainians immediately. there is no logic which has been provided to this committee or to the nation for the lack of rapidity in making this decision and getting them the migs. it makes no sense. and if there are people in the administration that know the answer, i suggest we have the occasion to meet with them, perhaps in a classified setting, but we need to know the reason why that has not happened already. i believe there is a sentiment that we are fearful about what putin might do and what he might consider as an escalation. it is time for him to be fearful of what we might do. the only way to get putin to act in a way that may be able to save lives of ukrainians is if he fea

blp, utah state historic preservation office and achp. there were a lot of stipulations that were included in the west haba the p puts la palau toe. generally they identified a process process for identifying historic properties as the project went forward and phased. there were also stipulations that set forpgt whiches of minimizing and avoiding historic properties and mitigating effects to historic properties pvrt some of the identification stipulations included literature searches, different types of surveys and monitoring. . there was a study of the effects on dust on the rock art. >> the controversy with let road -- there was no simple solution. it took a lot of effort from the blm, the county -- the roads department. and as well as the consulting parties on the p.a. to try and come up with a plan that would work. and it involved doing numerous things such as hiring rock art conservators to come out and clean up site, to conduct studies on what effects the salts that they were using at dust expressants were having on the rock art. an

only up by 2 at the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough.look at this defensive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a cure that you touch just doesn't have plexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low. the reverse pivot inside and lay up to 14, 3 run for stanford. some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead. next time down the floor. jones fines, lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal up 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice shar

utah. they're the highest seed for a reason. not tough laying right there.nson had 18, utah up to. meekins. great move baseline with the crossover. she scores and guess what, utah they would hang on to win this game. 66 the 60 day move on cow season is over. general manager spoke at the nfl combine today. one, it was like john lynch's time at the podium. i think you can guess the topic. it was this guy right here. good old jimmy g. i'm sure. he wants to be in a better position in that. there's jimmy dee, right? they're not getting molly lot by defender. he's still on the niners roster. it's in limbo, though. it's a foregone conclusion that he will be traded at some point. but, you know, john lynch for now. jimmy is still in the red and gold. so he's going to treat him, praise him as such. there's always plan a plan b plan, c, you know, and and >> you know, we we plan for all that accordingly. you know, he's a big part of what we've done in like i say, still a part of us. and until that changes, you know, we feel blessed that he is. and so, you know, right no

says people will be offered positions on the spot at job fairs in austin, kansas city, and ogden, utahe another 5,000 workers next year. >>> united airlines is letting unvaccinated employees return to their jobs starting march 28th. the airline cited a steep decline in covid cases, hospitalizations, and the lifting of mask mandates across the country, though they're still required on planes. united is allowing 2,200 unvaccinated workers to come back to their previous positions. the company had some of the airline industry's strictest inoculation rules. >>> and trader joe's is recalling some salad because the dressing may contain plastic. the 12-ounce crunchy law is with chicken crispy noodling and peanut dressing saddal was shipped to arizona, california, and utah. they have use by dates of march 9th through the 12th. consumers are advised to throw the salads away or return them for a refundnd. anne-marie? >>ust a little too crunchy with those plastic pieces in there. >> i know. what was that? huh-uh. grea ekyou. you, too. all right. thank you. >>> still ahead, batter up. regular seaso

only up by 2 at the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough.nsive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. but some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed in the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice sharks at ducks right

only up by 2 at the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough.ive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. but some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed in the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice sharks at ducks right o

utah now joins 11 other states and banning transgender youth athletes from playing on girls teams.ublican state lawmakers push the band through despite a veto letter from utah governor spencer cox. his letter drew national attention, arguing that such laws target vulnerable transgender kids already at high risk of suicide, the band could have a multimillion dollar economic impact on that state, including the possible loss of the nba all star game next year , the utah jazz called the band discriminatory legislation and opposed it. judge hitachi brown jackson is a big step closer to a supreme court confirmation after a key democrat announced his intention to support her west virginia senator joe manchin announced this morning that he plans to vote for judge jackson. all eyes are now on arizona senator kirsten cinema, was not yet announced how she will vote. she's supported the president's lower court picks. observers say the judge is unlikely to get any republican votes in the 50 50 senate. after studying the nominee's record. and watching her performance this week. i cannot and will

only up by 2 with the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough. this defensive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice sharks at ducks right off the

only up by 2 at the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough.re. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed in the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice sharks at ducks right off the puck dropped.

utah winners 66-60 ending cal's season. golden bears finish 11-13 overall. >>> high school playoffs, spartans hosting in the opening round of the boys open divisional regionals. floats it in, nice shot, game tied at 49. spartans are down 11 at one point, edwards turns a steal into a two possession lead. crusaders win 57-52. >>> college hoops, st. mary's projected to have their highest ncaa tournament seed in program history. what a job randy bennett just continues to do. yesterday for the fourth time in his career, he was named wcc coach of the year after leading st. mary to a 24-6 record. >>> drew time won wcc player of the year. how about three local schools representing on the first team all conference? st. mary's, usf, and santa clara's. >>> dubs lost six of eight games in a season that hasn't seem the same two warriors line ups in back to back nights since what feels like christmas. it's been forever. steph curry noticed, pointed to the rotating parts as an issue after the other night's loss. very good news, reinforcem

ker disinser of utah -- mr. curtis of utah and ms. salazar of florida, both members will vote nay on h.r. 963. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 222 and the nays are 209. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? ms. waters: mr. speaker, on roll call number 77 in the second session of the 117th congress, on h.r. 6434, i was unavoidably detained. had i been present, i would have voted aye. i ask unanimous consent that this statement appear in the congressional record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady's statement will appear in the record. ms. waters: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house an enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 3076. a bill to provide stability to and enhance the services of the united states postal service and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does th

only up by 2 at the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough.ok at this defensive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kicked it into a cure that you touch just doesn't have plexi whole with the top 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead. next time down the floor. jones fines, lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed the ncaa tournament will host the first 2 games. on to the ice sharks

cbs news confirmed during that time frame trump spoke on the phone with utah senator mike lee and house minority leaguer kevin mccarthy. the house committee is investigating whether trump used phones belonging to his aides or a burner phone. today we spoke with cbs news chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa about what else the committee learned from the call logs. >> they learned a few things from the documents they obtained, which the supreme court forced the national archives to give over. for example, trump was calling steve ban non, who was not an official advisor at the time, but an outside advisor. he was calling ban felon, who is quite controversial for his views on january 6th, not once, but twice. >> tonight russia's military is scaling back its attacks on ukraine's capital of kyiv. the strategy was revealed during talks between the countries today. but the world leaders are skeptical russia will actually draw back their attacks. >> it does not mean that the threat to kyiv is over. russia has failed in its objective of capturing key if, but we believe this is a

. >>> and "the salt lake tribune" says two black hawk helicopters that crashed in utah were recoveredt down near a ski resort last week when they attempted to land during a training exercise for the utah national guard. both helicopters were damaged, but no one was seriously hurt. a massive nevada national guard helicopter hoisted the damaged choppers into the air yesterday and flew them to a nearby airport. >>> still to come, smartwatch recall. why people who own a certain fitbit should immediately stop using it. should immediately st using it. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, a nationwide investigation into tiktok, and a fitbit smartwatch is under recall. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a flat open this morning. yesterday federal reserve chair jerome powell told a house committee he backs raising interest rates, a more moderate quarter point later this month to fight inflation. some feared he wou

has done so since, but a chance today and all that was standing in the way of perfection, the mighty utahrd played tribute all week into soccer start katie meyer who died earlier this week and haley jones made only six threes all season and knocked down three of them in the first half today and they jumped up to an early 12 point lead and the utes pulled within 2 at half and kelsey reese, a nice one there and harding -- starting to get concerned and they outsmarted utah and here is cameron brink when the superstars are in one of the many stars of the stanford team and she finish with 16 points and four blocks and celebrity months more. they win 73-48 and their second straight tournament title. >>> it is not march from an appearance of sister jean and her chicago ramblers plane for another title game and look at that lucas william hit bottom and the ramblers get 64-58 and heading back to the ncaa tournament the last few times they made it they made a deep run and sweet 16 in final form we can see if they can do it again in the second straight season. ucf in tulsa and they had 2 with second

the utah state historic preservation office and the achp included in the west tattoo, 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 identification 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 there was 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 on from there and that was decided that paving

let's go to the 3rd quarter, utah hanging tough.reese, my strong move right there out the pass tied game right there. lexi hall now. she's the scholar athlete of the year in the pac. 12 strong. take to the bucket. that makes it. 39 34 after the free throw then cameron brink. she might be low key and most talented player on this team. only a sophomore reverse pivot. what footwork? 43. 36 cardinal after a 14 to 3 run brink. she was not done. look at her. hold off the defender. finish through the contact. she had 16 points. let's go back to lexi hall. she's a great player senior for this squad open on the wing. going to tell you every time karnal go up 15 lexi had 15 points that her sister said, hey, sis anything you can do. i can do better. another 3. cardinals win. 73 to 48. but van der veer with her 15th pac 12 tournament title. stanford has won their last 34 games against conference opponent. like i said, this team has just dominated the pac. 12 opponents, but hey, now the real season starts for that. i don't want to say real seaso

i live in utah the western parts of the nation. he shut down any oil and gas permitting in the entire west. in alaska, off of arcos. and then he goes and green lights the nord stream 2 pipeline, making germany and europe more dependent on russia. look, the democrats can blame the price of fuel and gasoline on vladimir putin, but to do that they have to assume the american people only have the memory of three days. because the amendment -- the american people know that the price of gasoline was going up because of this president's policies. they know that and recognize it, and it is their goal to drive up the price of energy to implement green energy policies. so, i do not think this is helpful to the democrats at all and it highlights one of their real weakness is and that is american -- weakness is -- weaknesses. something like kids starting their careers already count every dollar and now they have to pay $40 to $100 to fill up their gas tanks. that is harmful for many americans. if you drive around in a limousine and you have no

city, utah. many thanks for joining us again. since we last spoke, it does appear that the situation is more under control and that the fire at the zachary a nuclear power plant was actually at a training building. despite that, there are still 15 nuclear reactions in ukraine and there is a war ongoing. how warring is it? and that the fact that that, that the war is coming so close to these nuclear reactors. just the unfolding of events in the last 2 hours to just we don't know a lot. i mean now they say it's training. i just read one of your major competitors . pretty big news organizations saying it was one of the 6 reactors that was being renovated and we don't know the fuel. i assume the fuel was fresh. my guess is we're going to learn a little bit more and another hour as well. i hope it's safe. i indicated that we don't really know what we do know is the idea that you're going to run reactors in war zones and be able to be safe is really kind of a reckless form of options. i don't know what mitigating factors are than the t

utah joins 11 other states that have enacted similar laws. a federal jury has awarded $14 million to a dozen activists who sued the denver police claiming excessive force during the protests of police brutality following the death of george floyd in 2020. the jury concluded that the city failed to properly train its officers leading to police violating the constitutional rights of the 12th plaintiffs. and in ethiopia, rebel forces in tigr re agreed to a humanitarian seize fire the central government offered a truce with the renegade province on thursday saying it would allow aid to flow into tigre. it has left thousands of people dead and forced millions their homes. and in antarctica, scientists are raising alarms after an ice shelf the size of new york city collapsed in the eastern part of the continent last week. this satellite image shows the ice shelf in february. and here it is after last week's collapse, the first of its kind ever recorded in the region. scientists said that prior to now, climate change had not had much impact on that

stanford to go in utah today in the pac, 12 title game.s right there looking for her 15th pac, 12 championship. 1st quarter. haley jones put on a clinic today here from the elbow. that's the 3 cardinal up 5. couple minutes later. jones, again, deep corner. another 3, stanford with a 10 point lead 2nd quarter. guess who? ellie jones again, she was only 6 of 31 from deep all season, but was 3 of 4 today. she finished with 19 points. the 3rd quarter, utah hanging tough. kelsey reese. nice dump off. pass reese finishes there. but then stanford, when into a gear that utah simply doesn't half lexi hall tough three-point play. that's the pac. 12 scholar athlete of the year right there cameron brink. she might be my favorite player on the squats. so talented reverse pivot. layup, 14, 3 stanford run. i told you they have a different gear. she is not done seals off the defender to get to that low and nothing you can do about it. another score. she had 16 points now lexi hall again. don't leave her open. she has a ratchet. she will make you pay 15 po

blake moore of utah. the u.s. forest service to jointly develop and adopt interagency standards for the collection and dissemination of recreation data. our men and women are reliant on mapping to hunt, fish and enjoy activities on our complicated patchwork of federal lands. inconsistent and incomplete mapping data prevents the agencies from maximizing the full benefits of these technologies plvment moore's bill requires our land agencies to digitize maps across private lands so the public will have a better understanding of federal land access points americans reg stay safe. it is vital to our nation's economy and we need to expand access. i commend mr. moore for his hard to modernize our federal land management records and i urge aoption of the measure. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the gentleman from arizona is now recognized. mr. grijalva: i reserve the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the gentleman from arkansas. mr. wes

utah now joins 11 other states that have enacted similar laws. in ethiopia, rebel forces in tigray agreed today to a humanitarian ceasefire. the central government offered a truce with the renegade province on thursday, saying that it would allow aid to flow into tigray. the conflict broke out in november 2020, and has left thousands of people dead and forced millions from their homes. in antarctica, scientists are raising alarms, after an ice shelf the size of new york city collapsed in the eastern part of the continent last week. this satellite image shows the ice shelf in february. and here it is after last week's collapse-- the first of its kind ever recorded in the region. scientists said that prior to now, climate change hadn't had much impact on that area. meantime, climate activists staged new protests worldwide, with many also calling for peace in ukraine. there were demonstrations across europe. thousands marched through the streets of rome, and mostly teenagers chanted their way across paris. in berlin, crowds waved ukraine's colors, w

this comes as seven youth climate activists in utah launched a new suit against their state and utah officials this week. they argue fossil fuel development violates their constitutional rights and poses an existential threat to utah's children. a u.s. federal appeals court ruled the biden administration can factor in the cost of the climate crisis in policy decisions. the decision stays a ruling from a lower court which banned the administration from considering what is referred to as the social cost of carbon. it could affect upcoming decisions on oil and gas drilling leases and regulatory practices. sprawling saharan sandstorms cast an orange glow across european skies this week. the effect was most dramatic in spain, where authorities urged residents to stay indoors to avoid breathing the coarse particulate matter. scientists warned the climate crisis will intensify such events in the coming years. in western sahara, a delegation of u.s.-based volunteersas arrived at the home of pminent sahrawi human rights defender sultana khaya, her sister laura, and their family. it's a rare v