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

which paid off with scholarship money from the university of utah.tt. >> one of the attractions of university of utah was that it appeared to be very safe. >> and they actually sell that. you know? salt lake city is one of the safest cities. this is a safe place. >> as part of the pitch? >> yes. >> as she headed off to college, lauren was a appearance dream. a dedicated athlete, studious, not a partier, not a drinker. not active on the dating scene. what were you worried about? anything? >> the only thing i worried about was an automobile. so, i wanted to resort to really safe car. so, that was my only real worry. >> lauren alex on day one of her freshman year. >> so, we were roommates our freshman year. and august, 2015. and we became instant friends. >> alex and lauren hung out together, attended church together, and for the next three years, lauren continue to focus on her studies. her truck events, and her friends. as for boyfriends? not so much. was lauren somebody had a lot of boyfriends? >> i would say no. but i would say she did hang out with

is it landing and utah? >> it is.ericans across the country are waking up to. this is not a partisan issue. this is something that should unite republicans, democrats, and independents and increasingly it is. we see that in the polling, certainly in utah, we see it there to. the reality is that we face and anti-democracy movement in america and either democrats alone or independents nor pro democracy republicans have the votes themselves to sustainably defend our system of self government, our democratic republic. and so, we need to come together to use it and in utah i'm running against mike lee who is at the center of -- and that would've ended our democratic republic. we are building a cross partisan coalition in utah in order to replace him, to defend our democracy and move our country forward. and as you mentioned, our coalition is growing and we have seen ourselves rise in the polls steadily. even last week, taking a narrow lead over senator lee. this is a powerful alternative to the anti-democracy movement that

show me where you think utah is. >> utah in general is going to be right there right in there -- aboutchurch of jesus christ of latter day saints, and purple politics? let's not kid anybody. utah is nowhere near swing state status but they've embraced a lot of reforms you typically see in blue states. all-male elections, rank choice voting, protection of same-sex marriage, criminal justice reforms, and maybe the most interesting one if you're among the 60% of americans who say we need more than just the two major political parties -- legitimate third-party options we criss-crossed the state to find out if utah of all places could become a model for a new less partisan american democracy. we start with a man trying to break the republican and democratic duopoly >> i'm evan mcmullen, independent u.s. senate candidate from utah. >> reporter: a former cia agent and chief policy director for house republicans, mcmullen checks most boxes for most conservatives except one -- support for trump. >> people assume that if you vote for trump that means you were a supporter of everything he said or

anna osipova known as the singer utah talks about his trip to the lpr.t the end of august, she spoke to military medical personnel at the luhansk regional clinical hospital for 2 days in the liberated territories. as they say now, in fact, on russian soil in lugansk in 2 days. we gave uh, five solo concerts utah has been supporting donbass for a long time; her first concerts in donetsk and luhansk took place in 2015. and in april of the same year. she released a single, soldier not returning. first, we are our singer often performs in front of refugees in temporary accommodation centers in russia and visits military hospitals. it hurts to look at the boys. uh, no hands. this is difficult for anyone. it hurts to look at medics who work 24/7 and they walk like zombies, really, and i have to help those who need it, no matter what, so the emotions we leave in the country you have no right. you can give in, then you came to the room, yes, you went to the hotel or the head doctor’s room, sobbing as much as you want, please, while no one sees you. not every cli

in utah it's more like 15%., the average utah family now spends an additional $925 a month more on their basic monthly house hold expenses. than they did on day one of joe biden's presidency. maria: yeah. >> so this is hurting american families badly. as to what we can do to stop it, to channel the words offing milton friedman, washington just needs to stop spending money. maria: yeah. [laughter] >> milton friedman beautifully, when he said in the united states of america inflation has one source, and it's congress spending too much money. maria: yeah, that's right. we're going to take a break but, senator, we've got to get into some other issues. when we come back, your take on the department of justice and the fbi and what is two systems of justice in america. what can you do from your seat on the judiciary committee about that? that's next with utah senator mike lee. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ nes? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfol

in utah it's more like 15%.age utah family now spends aendsn additional nie $125 a month the more on theirses. basic monthly household exp expenses. then they did on day one of joe biden's presidency. this is hurting american families badly part as to what we can do to stop it, youding channeled the words of milton freedman, washington just needs to stop spending money.id i milton freedman beautifully whem he said in the united states of america, inflation has one too source and its congressmen andh' too much money.e >> that is right.bu wet, are going to take a break. but senator we've got to gete co into some other issues.f we come back your take on thei department of justice and thane fbi.o and what is to systems of justice in america but what can you do from your seat on thewith judiciary committee about that?♪ that is next with utah senator mike lee. we will be right back. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck.

she left utah, she went to the funeral. so, i was thinking maybe she just took a few days off social media or something. >> mackenzie's parents though, hadn't heard from her either. after three days of escalating fear, mackenzie's that made that most dreadful phone call to the salt lake city police department. >> yes, i'd like to get -- if possible, have a wellness check done on my daughter. i've been trying to get a hold of her and her phone just tends to go to voice mail. i was just wondering if i could have somebody maybe go by her house and check on her? >> the story mackenzie's that told was this. on the night of sunday, june 16th, 2019, mackenzie had boarded a flight from los angeles back to utah. arriving in salt lake city around 1:35 am, monday. at 2:01 am, she texted her mom to say she landed safely. after that, three days of silence. two patrol officers went straight away to mackenzie's town house. her car was in the driveway. that was a good sign. repeated knocks at the door, however, went unanswered. peering thr

anna osipova, known as the singer utah , talks about her trip to the lpr.end of august, she spoke to military medical workers at the regional clinical hospital lugansk for 2 days in the liberated territories. as they say now, in fact, on russian soil in lugansk in 2 days. we gave uh, five solo concerts utah has been supporting donbass for a long time; her first concerts in donetsk and luhansk took place in 2015. and in april of the same year. she released a single, non-returning soldier at first, her singer often performs in front of refugees in temporary accommodation centers in russia and visits military hospitals. it hurts to look at the boys. uh, no arms, no legs. this is hmm anyone to a person. it's difficult. it hurts to see medics who work 24/7 and they walk like zombies, for real, and i have to help those who need it, no matter what, so we leave emotions aside, you have no right. you can give in, then you came to the room, yes, you went to the hotel or the head doctor’s room, sobbing as much as you want, please, while no one sees you. not every clin

chris stewart of utah, mr. stewart will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 3157. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. waltz of florida, you i inform the house that he will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gomez of california, i inform the house that mr. gomez votes yes on h.r. 3157. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote yes on h.r. 3157. >> as the member designated by as the member designated by mr. donald payne, mr. sires, mrs. kirkpatrick and mr. la

sean: coming up, utah republican congressman burgess owens.s, the continuing fallout over the fbi'sen unprecedented raid on former president trump's raid in florida. the 45th president speaking last night. >> it was not just my home that was raided last month, it was the hopes and dreams of every citizen who i've been fighting for since the moment i came down the golden escalator -- [cheers and applause] in 2015. wanting to represent the people, wanting to stop the massive corruption of the country and determined to finally in this world put america first. sean: house intel committee member mike gallagher is here with the analysis on the fbi raid and the latest on the federal investigation into hunter biden's business dealings. then, texas governor greg abbott's busing program adds a third destination for migrants who cross the southern border illegally, drawing a sharp rebuke from one of those mayors despite support for biden's lax border policy. >> governor abbott has confirmed what, unfortunately, many of us had already are known, that he i

moore of utah, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes on h.r. 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and representative troy carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on h.r. 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. newman, mr. grijalva, mr. jones, ms. tlaib and ms. bush, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on 5315. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> dis as the member designated by mr. diaz-balart of florida, i inform the house that mr. diaz-balart will vote yes on s. 5315. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the g

stella and utah agrees with the vice president. -- in utah agrees with the vice president.aller: i agree with the activist court statement that the vice president made. what bothers me is that several of the judges expressed their views and changed their views down the road. to me, that is a lie and they should not be able to be on the court if they are dishonest. everything has gotten so partisan and political. this country needs to unite and divide, and it is so divided. it has been for years, probably since president trump got in. all these people that want to blame the democrats -- the republicans are horrible as far as not letting the president do some of the good things that he wants to do. i agree it is an activist court because they are taking away rights instead of -- they are not taking the views of the american people. when they do poles and say people are for abortion rights -- i do not believe a bunch of people that are so partisan and so political should be able to decide what a woman does with her own body and there are a lot of men on the court. and they wer

joining us now former utah congressman jason chaffetz and former labor secretary andy pozer. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us this friday night. jason, what's your reaction to this report? >> it's disgusting. i think -- i don't think it's legal. i agree actually with nancy pelosi the whole idea that the president can unilaterally waive this away they can't do that legally. they could delay but to forgive them is wrong. it's further wrong to dismiss those and not forgive loans that are owned by private entities but this is so inflationary in the approach and fundamentally wrong at its core and shouldn't be done. why should i have to pay for somebody else's loan. there's no reason for that? elizabeth: andy, what jason is saying too, what about people that paid off their loans or joe plumber and people that went to trade schools and never got college tuition loans. this will be the biggest expenditure by any president in modern history on something like this. >> this is always pandering and buying. i think that the biden administration thought that they were going to be able

utah district 12, listen up.t's a new name on the ballot for the state senate. ♪ ♪ >> utah district 12, listen up, there's a new name on the bout for the senate this year. my name is linda paulson republican also. love god and country in the constitution. >> greg: all right. she's wrapping and she's adorable. she is smoking any weed, it's definitely medicinal. linda, i wonder if you were pro-religious freedom, pro-life, pro-police. >> the right to bear arms in the right of free speech. i want less government control and regulation, want to stop and expose all political corru corruption ♪ ♪ integrity, reality, government program should lead to self-sufficiency and support traditional family ♪ ♪ the fundamental unit of society ♪ ♪ in schools they are pushing for new beliefs and just to clarify this ♪ ♪ as a female adult, i know what a woman is ♪ [applause] >> greg: . she knows what a woman is. someone introducing to ketanji brown jackson. she thinks there's two biological sexes. i wonder if she loves this country.

there is a woman in utah, running for state senate, she has a race on her hands and decided to wrap itre. >> utah district 12, listen up right here, there is a new name on the ballot for the senate this year. my name is linda paulson, love god, family and the constitution, i tried to get another conservative to run, nobody could do it, so i'm getting it done. >> what do you think? >> it is not done, she's not a good rapper, i think what is funny, she doesn't seem to be trying to be. i think she did it in one take. she was like, i pronoun nounsed all words correctly. >> colbert responded to it. >> there is a lot to respond to there. do you know what a rhyme is? >> dana: i think it is cute, she was trying to get attention. >> look, she had some fun, she's a grandma named linda, i don't know grandmas named linda that are good rappers. >> dana: kind of cute, it is difficult to get attention for your campaign. >> i would not know much about the race in utah, i do now, i know about linda. >> dana: she's great. good to see you, you had a wonderful honeymoon and you deserved it. >> thank you.

true in four months our team lives in the united states of america, the us olympic committee and the utah olympic heritage foundation invited representatives of winter sports of sports of ukraine to prepare at the training facilities of the state , our freestylers and kellingists volunteered to do this, last yesterday they completed the assembly in salt city and denis zedchenko talked about how the whole world helps ukrainian curling hey hey hey they know how to grind to a shine because this is the most brilliant team in the history of ukrainian curling, in may, the men's national team of ukraine won the silver of the european championship in group c and was promoted in the class for the first time, then ukrainian curlers dedicated the victory the armed forces of ukraine to our military defenders. personally, i dedicate the azov regiment, this is a unit in which i have friends, so i dedicated my model to the plan and showed it to the captain of the team, mykyta velichka. accounts with the occupiers from russia, they managed to free him from the apartment of the first projectile, there is

anna osipova, known as the singer utah , talks about her train to the lpr.ilitary paramedics in the regional clinical hospital luhansk for 2 days in the liberated territories. as they say now, in fact, on russian soil in lugansk in 2 days. we gave uh, five solo concerts utah has been supporting donbass for a long time, her first concerts in donetsk and luhansk took place in 2015 . and in april of the same year. she released a single, soldier not returning. at first, our singer often performs in front of refugees in temporary accommodation centers in russia and visits military hospitals. it hurts to look at boys. uh, no hands. this is difficult for anyone. it hurts to see medics working 24/7 walking around like zombies, really. ah. i must help those who need it, no matter what, so the emotions we leave earlier you have no right. you can give in, then you came to the room, yes, you went to the hotel or the head doctor’s room, sobbing as much as you want, please, while no one sees you. not every clinic has an assembly hall or a platform where a singer can give

by the beaver utah, i know you all know beaver utah. beautiful place, beautiful part of the world.harging stations and they saw how many customers they had so they upped the number. as soon as they open that the entire city, the whole county, and they had to close it down because residents could not get electricity. we don't have the electricity to do this. so wake up, you woke people, it does not totally work at. >> what i love about california as they telling everybody to go by an electric vehicle. the average price in a tesla is $66,000. >> the irony here is amazing but people are buying them because they drink the green kool-aid out there. you sit back and say this is really funny. you are the grid and that's the problem when it comes to electricity would he think it comes from? it doesn't come from a genie out of a bottle. it comes from fossil fuels beauty comes from coal, income from nuclear sources of energy. until we have the battery power where we can take solar power and wind power,'s turned it into electricity and make that sustainable, we are not ready to go this far. y

here's why hey, utah district. 12 listen up right here. senate this year. my name is linda paulson, republican and awesome love, god and family and the constitution. paulson is a republican running for the state senate and utah 80 years young. her daughter wrote those lyrics as a birthday gift. listen politics aside 80 year olds doing stuff like that is fun to watch. i love it next. what are the best and the worst airports in the country? the new rankings are when it comes to travelers satisfaction. the minneapolis st paul airport is number one thanks to renovations and smooth operations. the san francisco detroit airports were next at the bottom of the list, newark liberty and finally neptune showing off its rings. pictures are incredible. nasa's new pictures of the planet are really out of this world. look at this. it looks fake. the webb telescope captured neptune revealing the planet's rings and amazing detail. if you like it, then [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acous

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it's the worst loss ever by the ducks to a ranked team another pac-12 sec matchup number seven, utah utah led with 90 seconds ago, but florida's anthony richardson dives in from a yard out gators take the lead utah then marches down the field gator fans just nervous second and gold 22 seconds ago. cam rising picked off by amari burney in the gators with the upset 29-26 the pac-12 with two bad losses to the sec sought right here on abc 7 number to ohio state hosting number five notre dame third quarter buckeyes. 10-7 cj stroud to xavier johnson over the middle 24 yards 14-10 buckeyes five minutes left in the fourth, ohio state taking control mayan williams in for the touchdown. ohio state wins 21 to 10 your wildest game of the day unc and app state 12 seconds ago app state down 6355 chase bryce to caden robinson for six so they got to go for two and now bryce on the two-point conversion. really should have thrown the football then decides to run stop short and carolina hangs on 63 61 these two teams played basketball last season. they actually combined for more points today, oklahoma

moore of utah, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members napolitano, swalwell, bass, tim ryan, and garcia, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1372. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi, i inform the house that mr. palazzo will vote nay on the rule. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recog recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. peter defazio, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, miss linda sanchez, and mr. connor lamb, i info

pete: utah governor tweeted religious bigotry celebrated in oregon.ert a different religion, think about how you would feel about it or how society would react to it. f the christians? f the muslims? can you imagine the response. that is the equivalent to this chant. their constitutionally protected from chanting such foolishness but we usually don't tolerate and wouldn't tolerate that in other second circumstances. based on a fraudulent story. rachel: look how easy it is to find footage of people actually you know, being bigoted and saying -- will: great point. rachel: there is the footage, right there. you know they have scoured every tape to find something from the game the girl claims, the volleyball game. there is nothing. it is not hard to find this footage. they haven't found it. so here is what is important to me. first of all the young lady who lied, she should be shame walked off that team. what she has done is incite, not just you know, not just smeared the people there, but she incited as i think you rightly point out, will, more bigotry a

anna osipova, known as the singer utah , talks about her trip to the lpr.e military personnel of the meters in the lugansk regional clinical hospital for 2 days of being on the released territories. as they say now, in fact, on russian soil in lugansk in 2 days. we gave uh, five solo concerts utah has been supporting donbass for a long time; her first concerts in donetsk and luhansk took place in 2015. and in april of the same year. she released a single, the not returning soldier. at first, our singer often performs in front of refugees in temporary accommodation centers in russia and visits military hospitals. it hurts to look at the boys. uh, no hands it's any man it's hard it hurts to look at medics who work 24/7 and they walk like zombies, really. ah. i have to help those who need it, no matter what this emotion. we leave in the country you have no right. you can give in, then you came to the room, yes, you went to the hotel or there into the room, the head of the doctor sobbing as much as you want, please, while no one sees you. not every clinic has a

lucy cavanaugh here with the details. >> john, the controversy gained momentum after utah's governorg the university of oregon sincerely apologizes for an offensive and disgraceful chant and in a scathing letter sent to the school's own supporters on monday oregon university president patrick phillips called the profanity-laced chants egregious behavior reminding the school's community that some members of the oregon football team are also members of the church. he wrote, while some might see these chants being directed against an opponent from another school they are also an attack on all members in our community. how did they feel that moment? i hope everyone will reflect in the reality what seems like a lashing to some tells others in our community that they are not well komt, should be afraid pace st base opd who they are and what they believe. our path to inclusion starts with integrity. following phillip's letter byu released its first official statement on the chant writing we appreciate the sincere apology from the university of oregon regarding the behavior of some fans on s

i think it matters in utah, and matters in massachusetts and many can take a lesson from t that. >> the ability to serve as a senator, none of this excuses this, which decides that it will drag the race deeper and deeper. >> you saw him out there just yesterday, and this is a key pickup opportunity, firing on all cylinders and we are both new jersey guys. doctor oz just moved up there and i think john federman could win that in a landslide. >> i know that's been a job to 2 news to me and a lot of pennsylvanians. >> nine weeks or so, we will see what happens, we thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> the investigation. the federal judge's decision to review documents that were seized during the fbi raid on mar-a-lago. trace gallagher is on the case tonight and he is with us. >> good evening. many are calling it that the dlg job is fair. and they said not weed out documents under executive privilege. >> i don't think it fundamentally is changing the trajectory. >> they can certainly appeal the ruling for the 11th circuit of appeals on the 11 judges on the court, six were appointed by f

tonight, midterm spotlight shines on the utah senate race. to oust republican senator mike lee. incumbent once a staunch critic of donald trump voted for mullen in the presidential contest when trump won the presidency. he and lee made peace eventually. senator lee became a trump defender and con if i can't can't on supreme court nominees. now mcmullen is turning lee's close ties to former president trump into a campaign focal point promising to become a one-man caucus if elected. heading into their debate october 17th, lee has almost a double the amount of cash on hand. that's according to the federal election commission. the latest fox news power ranking lists the utah senate seat as likely to stay in the republicans' column. abortion is a major issue in neighboring arizona where there is much uncertainty about what exactly what is legal and what is not now situation is emboldening democrats, senior correspondent alicia acuna was the latest tonight from phoenix. >> confusion over two abortion laws on the books in arizona has created an oppo

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two hours ago -- [inaudible] we will be joined by republican in blake moore from utah. [inaudible] chief deputy whip of the democratic caucus. upcoming fiscal deadlines, immigration, border policy -- stick around for all of that. we will be right back. >> live sunday on in-depth, abrams media founder and ceo dan abrams will be our guest talking about u.s. legal -- the american legal system today. he's the author of several books, including lincoln's last trial, kennedys avenger about the trial of -- his latest, alabama versus cain, martin luther king junior and the criminal trial that launched the civil rights movement. in on the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. [inaudible] on book tv and on c-span two. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span features leading author is discussing their latest nonfiction books. live at noon eastern, author and tv host dan abram is our guest on in-depth to talk and take your calls about u.s. legal history and the american illegal system today. his books include lincoln's last trial, alabama -- [inaudibl

colorado, utah, texas is now in a drought. the whole southwest is in a drought. they will have to start rationing water. the colorado river is extremely low. the reservoirs, lake mead and lake tahoe are at record lows. they may have to turn off the hydroelectric generators. did the republicans have any plan or any statement of what to do about this drought? host: we have that point so we will let guest respond? guest: hope you're having a great morning and thanks for that question. this is an important issue. on friday we will be talking about our commitment to america. we will be going through some of these topics and talk about the resiliency efforts we will be talking about including disasters like the drought in the southwest. we will talk about our plan to address these things. in my home state of louisiana we have had a 2000 year flood event. all in the last year. there is something wrong, we have to prepare, we have to make our communities more resilient. interestingly, we have water coming out of our ears. part of our strategy is looking at how we try to

utah is also led the way so this is a bipartisan issue where we can see red and blue states taking this seriously. utah has done a great job to clear the way to help private builders do what they want to do to meet this overwhelming demand for housing by building what customers want. when it comes to public/private partnerships, there is an important role for public policy. certainly on the supply side with helping low income tax credits and helping all the financing to subsidize affordable housing for the segment of renters and owners who cannot quite afford market level prices at the moment. >> thank you. >> there are the folks were slightly over there 30% income rate so they can't move into a class a unit. then there are the folks who will never be able to afford the rent and not be burdened without some sort of government assistance. the easiest solution there are the programs where there are changes that are necessary to make it more useful to more property owners and managers. that's one aspect. a lot of it are things that help builders. it's to make it so they can actually tilled

talking about the jersey in which michael jordan played in the first match 1998 nba finals against utahhat season, michael jordan became nba champion for the last sixth time in his career $10 million and $91,000 jordan's jersey became the most expensive thing in sports-related history. diego maradona's t-shirt in which he scored the famous goal with his hand at the 1986 world cup. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. the shanghai cooperation organization summit is underway on the eve of the russian president held a number of meetings in bilateral and trilateral formats on how the organization's economy is developing. maria slobodskaya shanghaiskaya will tell you what the cooperation of the participating countries is based on, the cooperation organization has set a course for expansion. now, in addition to russia, uzbekistan tajikistan india kazakhstan kyrgyzstan china and pakistan , the procedure for admission to the organization is completed by iran already at the next stage. it is accepted as a full-fledged member of the sco, and the application for the participation of

owens of utah, he will vote nay on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. spartz of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. spartz will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana and mr. gibbs of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gibbs and mr. baird will vote nay on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. nehls of texas, i inform the house that mr. nehls will vote nay on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. lynch: as the member designated by mr. james langevin of rhode island, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on final passage of h.r. 4118 break the cycle of violence act. thank you. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from texas. >> as t

that's where nate norman with utah state university comes in.nces, then takes them back to this beaver lab where he weighs them. >> real minor little knot. >> reporter: chips them for tracking and research, and then places them in what he calls a beaver bunker, where they wait until their permanent home, the one we've been prepping, is ready. which brings us back to where we began. on this day, we're releasing two beavers. the hope is they'll soon start a colony of their own. more than a thousand analog dams have been successfully resettled with more in the works. >> it's kind of a win-win. we deal with the nuisance problem. at the same time trying to use an animal that is incredibly good at restoring streams, putting them to work. >> reporter: the north american beaver, once just a pest, now a climate change engineer. jonathan vigliotti, colville, utah. (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from

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quarter lawmakers likely pass a funding bill to avoid a shutdown this week yesterday as i spoke with utah senator mike lee on the up to a. >> a clean continuing resolution of tick us into next congress thus allow republicans to set the agenda, republicans to reclaim border security, and so that we can avoid a massive omnibus spending frenzy during lame-duck session of congress, we hope to be states where we retake majority, in the house and i hope in the senate as well. maria: markets have been reacting to that spend being, and 40-year high inflation, stocks finished down friday again, another you tough week dow closing lowest level since november 2020, 11 s&p sectors down for the week dow down 4% nasdaq down more than 5%, s&p 500 down 4 and two-thirds percent as big tech, growth item he will bld, the yield now 3.773%, oil prices pulling back, as demand slows and the economy slows down, it hit 8-month lows on the recession worries brent 85.07 a barrel down 1 1/4% crude oil 77.76 down 1 1/4% a gasoline prices however up for a 6th straight session, a gallon of real gas 3.72 a gallon this mo

so this is going to be a shock. recession at the turn of the year is going to be in utah recovery because the democrats working up the gas, the, i guess it's not going to go away anytime. to what extent can government aid really help? here we of course, think about what happened during the coven recession, a very sharp fall off in all kinds of economic output. this is obviously different . can government help bridge the gap when we're talking about resources like natural gas, expensive energy, things like that? well, let's just say the burden on governments is probably even greater than doing corporate . and i think on the one end, they have to be insure for instance, that the supply of energy can be increased by finding new accredited suppliers in order to have a rush and gas to get at the same time. they also need to implement better to shield the private sector from the sky high energy prices. and here it's not just about corporate this time. i think the focus will be much more on households. so in addition to, let's say, the traditional koby instruments that seem like a guaranteed loa

he's with the university of utah. he went to work in yellowstone the same time i did. he went up 76 different streams out of yellowstone lake by himself with a backpack for a week and checking trout and doing four fishery. and then he went on, finished his degrees. he flew in the air force, and i forgave him for that. but anyway, we're still friends. he has a home between moose and the airport in jackson and he is the man that has gotten all the seismic sites here and the sites and his team from the university of utah studies all movement in the park, both vertically and shifting faults. that type thing. and i have done park trips with bob and john lansbury, who was a district ranger at lake. and every summer we would do a different park trip in different parts of the park, and we'd take the oldest ranger that had retired that could ride a horse and take them along with us and get them to share their stories. when they were a ranger. one of them would go to sleep on his horse and he'd start to lean one way and the horse would move over and i finally said, john, we got

a republican state senate candidate in utah released a wrap style campaign video. it is getting really mixed reactions. lauren: linda paulson is a pro-life second amendment grandma and this is how she wants you to know that. ♪ that mac utah district 12 ♪ listen operator ♪ there's a new name on the ballot for the senate this year ♪ my name is linda paulson ♪ republican and awesome ♪ love god and family ♪ and the constitution ♪ lauren: awkward or wholesome? stuart: let sean duffy, a republican, decide that. what did you think? >> so many negative ads, there's vitriol everywhere on tv, put an ad out like that is memorable, a little cheesy, a little awkward but i remember her. grandma wrapping, talking about her state, people will go she's not too bad, she has stuart varney going you are not too bad, pretty good. i like it. people get sick of the negative. these competitive races every campaign at is ripping the skin off the opponent and here you have this, people like her, i like that. it is positive. lauren: her message is clear. after listening to that i went on her

. >> utah district 12, listen up t here. there is a new name on tht for the senate this year. >> that is rapping granny linda. she's running in utah. she put out this ad but because she's republican it's leaving viewers split. many say they love it. se say it's lowered their iq. >> just to clarify as a comedia, i want you to make more songs please. >> she said her youngest daughtr wrote the words to the song as an 80th birthday gift. the front front runner in the race is karn main. >> i appreciate her creativity. >> she's doing something differ. >> and it's going to get attent. we're talking about it. >> exactly. good effort. > >> 6:26. are you starting your day with a cup of joe? i am nott i know these three ladies are. >> always. >> some of the deals t moing. > >> later, fears that a recession a recession can be coming soon.e >> on kpix5 at 6:30, we are folg the oakland school shooting and we have been for several hours where six adults were hurt, two in critical condition. the shooting happened at king estats campus which

this might shock you a forbes survey finding utah the worst state for road rage?n that state. what happened. >> more than 50% utah drivers reported experiencing a rude or offensive gesture from fellow driver, 76% say they've been honked at by frustrated motorist. north dakota home to nicest drivers rounding top five pennsylvania michigan florida, i can't believe this, new york are you sure? [laughter] >> really? can we discuss that i don't think that is possible, but okay. anyway. gosh, a jersey worn by basketball legend jordan game one of the 1998 initiative ba finals has sold for over 10 million dollars. sets new record for highest priced items, singular in sports memorabilia history jersey dubbed as part of last dance season mashing jordan's sixth final nba championship record six final mvp award before retiring for the second time. >> all right, well it was a big week for economic data it has been a big week august con seemer 8.3 produce price index -- retail tale up 3 he.3% that was august, 9.1% year-over-year. joining me now former a regular economy advisory

wasn't just byu, they condemned the state of utah, there's an implication the mormons are racist, they stands, everybody at the university racist. what do you say here? as the truth finally comes out? >> it is all part of the group, group guilt principle people are trying to push that it is one person, no one joins in or no one, nobody stops them because nobody else heard it and just even if it had happened it is part of the group built mentality that if one person does it, 5,000 people were there, no one stopped it but you couldn't possibly have heard it if you were someone that was there. they said it was repeatedly done throughout the game and it was clear as day, just wasn't possible. will: what do you make of duke saying they still believe rachel richardson? >> they are going to get dragged if they don't. even if it is not true that is what you've got to do these days. will: better to accept ally and come out shiny and clean. appreciate you guys getting dirty in the truth down deep digging in to find out what was true. thanks for being on "fox and friends". now a few additional he