i utah original.aiian ghost town and two will account to a gas station in hanksville built inside a mountain. i challenge you divided of the store on the planet more eclectic than smith at edwards and ogden. we believe in the bear lake monster. some of you here tonight our adult rabbit. this is the right place. there's another way in which utah is different and even a little weird. this might a spot oddly shapedd state out westt of national rankings. it's racially name the best way to start a business the most charitable state with the most independent people. we were even named the number one state for trick-or-treating. now this is true. i know that were not stop the center's efforts to reach even higher heights. now probably my favorite ranking comes u.s. news & world report they evaluated all 50 states using thousands of data points to determine definitively which is the best state and for the first time in 2023 utah was in the best state and the nation. while it is surely fun to top that ranking

. >> a high school student is found alone but safe in the utah woods days after a so-called cyber kidnaping. how scammers online are targeting students and their parents bank accounts >> an $842 million winner, the one lucky ticket for last night's new year powerball jackpot. >> college football nail-biter as the sugar bowl and rose bowl coming down to the wire and later, the tiny dancing lemur who could help save a species from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with a growing mystery in upstate new york, where the fbi is investigating a deadly and fiery crash. it happened outside a concert venue. >> agents are now looking into whether there's a link to terrorism. this morning, a new clue as the fbi investigates whether a potential new year's day terror attack was averted in upstate new york. this large suv crashed and erupted into a ball of flames in rochester early yesterday morning, and investigators now tell abc news the driver is from nearby syracuse and went t

conversation on the path forward to improve mental health care with republican governor spencer cox of utah and from colorado. and a special panel ofexperts on the front lines of this crisis former democratic congressman patrick kennedy of long island, and activist and podcast host victoria garrett brown welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with kristen welker >>> good sunday morning. the u.s. surgeon general calls it the defining public health crisis of our time -- mental health one in five adults experiences mental illness every year. depression rates are at an all-time high. a third of adults report being diagnosed with depression sometime during their lifetime, a figure that is rising. nearly 50,000 americans died by suicide last year, more than any year on record the president says we are falling short. >> in 2020, less than half of all adults with mental illness diagnoses received care for it less than half for children, the numbers are

he's now ceo of the utah jazz, with me live ahead of his round. thanks for being here.'ve done so many amazing things. you've had two lives in the nba really. what's the key, do you think, to building a successful franchise? you've done it at the highest levels. >> i think it's just good communication with management, coaching, players, and ownership. i think that building a team is hard. there's a lot of great experience to draw from. it's very hard. it's very hard. not only are you trying to find the best players but the players that are most compatible. >> you're a risk taker, aren't you? that's how people talk about you. you're with the celtics, you have the number one pick. who trades the number one pick and moves back and get jason tatum, and then the next year you get jalen brown. do you consider yourself a risk taker? >> i would say i'm a risk taker. i guess i'm just too old to worry about that. i'm not worried about being fired. i love the guys i work with. i feel like in management, you can't be afraid to take some shots. >> the key, you have to have great pla

in utah.eat source in the tenth, limited supplies of food and water, and they described him as very cold and scared. now, apparently he had been kidnapped but not in the traditional sense that we know it. cyber kidnapped. so you never actually came face to face with his kidnappers, he was just coerced over his phone and over the internet. so what appears to have happened is that he was contacted by these kidnappers and told that, unless you did exactly what he was told, his family back home in china would be in danger. they asked him for a photograph, which they then sent to his family in china with a ransom demand. they told 17-year-old, too isolate himself. that is why he was in the tenth in the middle of nowhere. the family, they said they paid around $80,000 into chinese bank accounts, they also contacted the high school in utah. the high school contacted the police, the police by looking at the 17-year-old spending patterns, they worked out that he was camping. search parties were sent, o

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that's when police in riverdale, utah found him on a sunday. they said he was cold and scared but alive. with him, several cell phones. that's how police say these virtual captors manipulated and control the teen likely from thousands of miles away. they call this, as you point out, cyber kidnapping. they warn scammers are increasingly targeting foreign exchange students, threatening them and their loved ones back in china. here's what riverdale police have to say. they tell the victims to isolate themselves and they monitor them through facetime calls or skype. the cyber kidnappers convince the victim under duress to take photos of themselves which make it appear they are being held captive and send the photos to their parents. and china, zhang's parents were equally terrified, unable to get a hold of their son. in these ransom letters and photos and ultimately calling the school in utah to report their son missing, but only after transferring the equivalent of roughly $80,000 into chinese bank accounts. in recent months, police across china h

. >>> coming up, we will stick with sports, fans in utah were jazzed >>> finally tonight, the utah jazz beat the raptors last night but the win wasn't necessarily what had the fans going wild. the entire state of utah got free chicken nuggets, that is thanks to a promotion with chick-fil-a, fans could get an eight piece chicken nugget while supplies last, of course. that is pretty cool. >> i would be pretty excited. >> because he missed two. that seems too easy to fix that. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, winter wallop. a dangerous mix of snow, brutal cold and life-threatening windchills from coast to coast. the deep freeze spreading and a big nfl playoff game postponed. >> i'm charlie de mar in davenport iowa.

they also contacted the high school in utah. the high school contacted the police, and the police, by looking at this 17-year-old's spending patterns, what he bought, they worked out that he was camping. so search parties were sent out and eventually he was found in this tent. apparently this cyber kidnapping is an increasingly common occurrence, targeting foreign exchange students, particularly chinese foreign exchange students. now, this story ended well in that the student was found alive and well. he asked to speak to his family. he asked for a warm cheeseburger. he is safe. but as i say, this is apparently an increasingly common trend seen in this country of cyber kidnappers targeting these young, vulnerable kids far from home. they never come face to face. all done online. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> in less than an hour, spanish football star jennifer hermoso is scheduled to testify against the former spanish football federation chief over the unwanted kiss he gave her last august after spain won the women's world cu

the student was reported missing last week and found alone in a tent in utah. david culver is tracking this story for us. what is cyber-kidnapped? >> reporter: yeah, phil, this is disturbing. scammers manipulate add and controlled this young exchange student more than a week threatening his family in china and convincing the 17-year-old to leave his host family in utah and camp out alone in what you are seeing there, in the snow and below-freezing temperatures. police in riverdale city, utah, found him sunday. he was cold, scared, alive. with him several cellphones. that's how police say the virtual captors manipulate added and controlled him likely from thousands of miles away. they call this cyber-kidnapped. they warn that the scammers are targeting foreign exchange students, threatening him and his loved ones in china. here is what the police say, that the scammers tell the victims to isolate themselves and they monitor them through facetime calls and/or skype. they convince the victim to take photos of themselves that make it appear they are being held capt

. >>> a new video of a man's dramatic rescue after he was buried by an avalanche in utah.bc news's dana griffin spoke with a friend who saved his life. >> reporter: we're getting a look at shocking moments after an avalanche buried a man in utah last week. you can hear the screams after the wall of snow barrelled down utah's american fork canyon. underneath it all, 60-year-old bob tilletson who was riding his snowmobile. >> moum? >> one i know of. i'm not sure. >> reporter: in minutes, a group of snowmobilers, raced to the rescue, used beacons to pinpoint bob's location. >> get it so he can breathe. >> reporter: you can see them using fingers and shovels to clear snow from bob's helmet. >> hang on. don't you dare give up. >> reporter: dustin sweeten was there trying frantically to get the man out. >> the snow was packed around his mouth, nose, he was a purple color, he was not responsive. >> reporter: he estimates the man had been buried for ten minutes, longer than most survive. it's at that moment, dustin realizes, he's rescuing his own friend. >> it's bob. >> bob and i

you're on in utah.sk you one news of the day questions before you go about the supreme court potentially taking up the issue of taking the former president trump off of the ballot in colorado and in maine where there's also this effort. what do you think about those efforts to take the former president off the ballot based on an insurrection charge that he's not been charged with? >> i think it's wrong. i think it's counter productive. i'm not a fan of president trump's. that's why i'm running against him. but i don't -- i'm confident that i'll beat him. i don't want to beat him on a slanted playing field. the american people want to see a fair fight. they want debates, they want real democracy. they want to be able to choose their candidate, their president, not have a court choose it. as you point out, i've read the decision. it makes no sense to me that you can deprive an american citizen of this right to run for president without ever charging him with much less convicting him of insurrection. he's

but utah is not going away.s one. >> alissa pili right here on one of the best players in college. basketball obviously get the bucket to there. one point game. so final seconds now, utah going for the win. the league gets tied up here and the refs. they call a jump ball. healy, one of the fast. but it didn't get it. and then stanford, they hold on for a 66. 64 win to be undefeated in continue be undefeated in pac. 12 play. obviously some great things happening in bay area sports today. great win stanford and hope to tara vanderveer continues to do what is this? you do not toss it back to. >> you at the discreet. >> that's actually before toss it to you, let's talk about the all pro selection. okay. about that for a second. now. obviously this something. >> that it could obviously we love to talk football here and the forty-niners will represent when it came to the all pro selections because there were more than a few guys like ours teen and some on the second team, the associated press, all pro selections were

the nba first put out a statement wednesday morning, but the warriors game against the utah jazz would be postponed. >> due to a medical emergency by midday, the warriors announced that their assistant coach de haan milosevic had died. know it is shocking and for somebody who's an athlete, yeah. here in the news pretty crazy. fans like dion dan be found on social media that the 46 year-old suffered a heart attack the night before. well at a team dinner in salt lake city head coach steve kerr saying that milosevic was a terrific basketball coach in positive human being. he joined the team in 2021 and played a big role in helping out the dubs big men all the way to an nba championship in his first year with the team know you talked. you know, help. come on, learn how to >> no, he was. he was brought over specific coach james wiseman. but he was a real asset. the serbian play pro ball himself internationally for 14 years prior to becoming a coach. i think it was a pretty important part of the team. >> i mean, it's it's horrible. the end that he's been at anybody's that i'd to see in this.

she's in utah. i'm in southern new jersey. and this is the first time that we've actually been in the same together. yeah. yeah. and i want to publicly thank terry for everything she's done for this book and for me personally. so thank terry. i owe you everything. terry's essay always brings a lump in my throat. she's been a tireless champion of this book and of conservation in general. and the same can be said of the rest of this panel and i couldn't be more proud be up here with them. i apologize for the relatively stiff manner of speaking that i'm about to inflict on you, but my time up here is limited and really got to get a move on. and i want to make sure that. i provide you guys with some context that hopefully enhance your appreciation of a wild promise in its mission. so you'll have to forgive. it becomes me, me me time for about 15 minutes. so i apologize for that. i should begin noting that i'm not a scientist or, a policy expert. i'm just a seasoned rank and file conservation volunteer from the new jersey pine barr

riverdale police in utah seen here rescuing the 17-year-old boy, missing for three days. the chinese exchange student had trekked to this back country area, sleeping in the tent, running low on food. with him, several cell phones. that's how police say virtual captors manipulated and controlled the teen. likely from thousands of miles away. they call it cyber kidnapping. the cyber kidnappers convince the victim under duress to take photos of themselves that make it appear they are being held captive and send the photos to their parents. in china, his parents equally terrified unable to reach their son, reportedly receiving threatening messages and contacting his school in utah. >> the reason why they have him seclude himself from the woods or away from everybody in society is so they can continue to extort as much money as possible. >> in rercent months, police warning that the scammers often impersonate officials. they then deportation and harsh sentencing if they do not cooperate. police advising students if they get a call like that, hang up immediately. contact the em

california, my colleagues in utah.t's endless and a lot of this comes from currently biden administration policies and i jump back three years to obama-era policies that put us in this spot. biden wants to shoot down the waiver to eliminate the buy in america requirements for in this case electric vehicle chargers, that's what this bill 38 is about, which would be under the infrastructure and jobs act. if the money is going to be forced to be spent and we have to buy these electric chargers for electric cars, at least can we have them be american made? don't get me mixed up with the electric car crowd. we shouldn't be forcing that on anybody and at the same time as they are tearing down the california power grid and the dams being removed in the klammoth river and then threatening snake river further up and one down in mendo cino and getting rid of hydroelectric power and for the water to be retained and for some recreation and water available to be let out for fish. when they tear the dams out, we lose that green, ren

from the district court of utah, and roe v wade utah athletics at. my colleagues have asserted that there imposed per interpretation of settlement will not present. but, as a utah district activities associated regarding trans girls on girls sports teams. if they're not eligible to plan girls teams they have no meaningful opportunity to play at all. >> thank you mr. chairman. so, first of all thank you for allowing me to waive on his hearing today. i think it's important to have different perspectives, and certainly before my time being here in congress for this last year. i served as a mayor in my committee. but, before that most importantly i worked for 10 years on a college campus. so, i understand very well what the experience of my former students have had, and what being an athlete, and having those experiences also mean for so many students. let me also just say that an advancement for four women in sports, and athletes has been incredible of course over the last few decades. i've seen even my own institutions. the university where i worked at

assistant coach deion milojevic died after suffering a heart attack at a team dinner last night in utahiors head coach steve kerr said we are absolutely devastated by dan's sudden passing. in addition to being a terrific basketball coach, deion was one of the most positive and beautiful human beings i have ever known. >> he was clearly beloved and abc seven sports director larry beil is here with more on this real tragedy. >> yeah, larry, you've learned some details about what happened. >> yes, a pretty rough night and an even rougher day today for the team. so basically, what happened last night was that they have a team meeting and dinner. and it's not just for the team and the players, it's for everybody in the organization that travels on a road trip that could be training staff, conditioning people. you get basically, it's a private dinner with a whole bunch of people in the room and unfortunately, you know, coach deki as he was affectionately known, suffered a heart attack. they did cpr on the spot and got him to the hospital, and there we

. >>> chinese foreign exchange student has been found safe in the frigid utah mountains after police say he became a victim of cyber kidnapping. neither the student nor his parents in china apparently met the kidnappers, they just dealt with them over the phone. nick watt has more on this trend that police say is growing. >> reporter: authorities in utah say that they found this 17-year-old chinese nationalist student at a high school in utah, they found him alone in a tent half way up a remote mountainside. he had no heat source, limited supplies of food and water, and they described him as very cold and scared. now, apparently he had been kidnapped but not in the traditional sense that we know it. cyber kidnapped. so he never actually came face-to-face with his kidnappers. he was just coerced over his phone and over the internet. so what appears to have happened is that he was contacted by these kidnappers and told that unless he did exactly what he was told, his family back home in china would be in danger. they asked him for a photograph which they then sent to his family in chin

it comes as a 17 year old student was just rescued in the utah wilderness.e was apparently convinced his parents were being harmed. tonight. abc news reporter zohreen shah has more on the warning from law enforcement tonight. >> police in riverdale, utah, say they found 17 year old kai huang in a snowy camping area about an hour outside salt lake city, where temperatures dropped to freezing at night. police say what happened to huang is part of a disturbing criminal trend called cyber kidnaping, and that kidnapers threaten young foreign exchange students and their families and they demand ransom. the victims are told to isolate themselves and then closely watch through facetime calls and or skype. they're told to send photos of themselves to cyber kidnapers under duress, which are then sent to the parents, making it seem like they're held captive. the victims are told their families will be harmed if they don't comply. police say huang's parents in china alerted them that he had been kidnaped, leading police to discover that he had bought camping gear. they

maybe talk about utah. i don't know how familiar you are with the there's a pilot in utah for the implementation of the use of blockchain for overseas voting. so where where are interesting innovations happening in terms. yeah it's it's a great question. it actually has a pretty simple answer at the i think technology is moving blockchain in maybe be helpful but if think about whether it's complicated financial transactions or just going to the the key to all of those is verify buying your identity, knowing that you're the person telling your bank to transfer the $10,000 or to get the 200 out of the machine. if you think about voting, the whole point is to separate your identity from the action of voting. that's what the envelope does. absentee voting, that's what the machine does where you've been checked in, then you're given the ballot. there is no connection between you and actually the ballot. once it's cast, banking is the opposite. you want the connection and the continued verification. so is there a

fugitivo estadounidense acusado de fingir su propia muerte para evitar una acusaciÓn de violaciÓn en utahples denuncias por presunta violencia domÉstica. eliÁn: y las autoridades en una cÁrcel de miami en el estado de floridana abierto una investigaciÓn para determinar cÓmo una reclusa que llevaba 2 aÑos cumpliendo una condena quedÓ embarazada. aparentemente habrÍa sido violada, pero no se ha precisado si fue un guardia de seguridad o un preso. vilma: las autoridades del centro correccional de miami investigan cÓmo fue posible que una de sus reclusas resultÓ embarazada. su hermana nos dijo que quedÓ en shock cuando daisy la llamÓ para contarle. >> ¿cÓmo esto te puede pasar? embarazada y tÚ ya tienes casi 2 aÑos en la cÁrcel. ¿quÉ pasÓ? dime. me dijo que alguien la violÓ allÁ adentro y que ella estaba pidiendo ayuda hace tiempo, hace meses y que ellos no la querÍan ayudar a ella. vilma: asegura que cuando su hermana informÓ al centro de reclusiÓn se burlaron de ella. >> le dijeron que era una fantasma. vilma: cristal dice que su hermana no se atreve a hablar mÁs porque las llamadas son gra

the mormon church and certainly looked happy in those early photos, but later the couple moved to utah, moved in temporarily with jennifer and her husband, kirk. what was the relationship like then, as far as you can tell? >> it was a little rough. she would kind of order him around a little bit and he wanted to control her and not let her go to some activities with me. >> josh worked, sometimes, in real estate and as a web designer. when susan went into labor with their first child, said susan's parents,, josh working right there home said he was too busy to drive her to the hospital. they did and when he finally arrived -- >> he sits in the back of the room working on his computer. >> while she is in labor? >> yes, it was an odd experience. >> they named the baby charlie, brayden followed two years later, but having kids only seem to increase the friction between susan and josh. >> she would be wanting to put them to bed, she would go so far as to get them in bed, and then he would get mad and tell them to get out of bed and not to do what mom told him to do. >> where did josh get th

she cares deeply in a spiritual way about our world and is giving up the eclipse in utah today to be with us. anyway, you want to come up here? you feel like coming out? hello, everyone. thank you for being here and thank you for your calls and your voice on the page and in the world. you are a hero of mine and the journey you bring to us as a writer and a naturalist has infused all of us with spirit. you make the living world not only more alive but more present to us and thank you for your magical, precise and beautiful illustrations that make this book come alive alongside her pros and to my beautiful friend, one of the great privileges of my life is to work in a small way with power of the illustrations and the way in which the text and image creates the manuscripts of our time whether it's this book on endangered species withea his beautiful amount to walt whitman i think we are in the presence offi a brilliant artist who cars and fight for what he love. when i wrote this i didn't even have to think about saying yes or no the minute i saw his images. it's taken a very powerful s

. >> yes, joanne jacobsen young, a fish haven, utah, says she started water skiing in 1961 and now, at age 92, guinness world records has just crowned her the world's oldest female water skier. >> look at that. >> but for young, it's not just a personal pastime, she says. she's joined on her outings in utah's lake, bare by her children and grandchildren and her great grandchildren. look at that. it's a family affair. i can't even stand up on a water ski. i've tried many times. it's incredibly difficult. >> it is. it's very difficult. >> look at her. >> okay. next to man's best friend. fighting temptation. >> i think we can all relate to this. who doesn't go nuts over a nearly frozen carrot, right? well, this little guy named chevy does shelley, shelley, schmoll of greenfield with. >> yeah. share this video of her miniature australian shepherd fighting the urge to eat that snowman's nose. >> eat it. shelley schmoll. very fun name. thank you. shelley schmoll. but here's the good news chevy was rewarded with his own carrot when they all went back, it wasn't frozen. >> would you look at ho

it comes as a 17 year old student was just rescued in the utah wilderness. he was apparently convinced his parents were being harmed. tonight. abc news reporter zohreen shah has more on the warning from law enforcement tonight. >> police in riverdale, utah, say they found 17 year old kai huang in a snowy camping area about an hour outside salt lake city, where temperatures dropped to freezing at night. police say what happened to huang is part of a disturbing criminal trend called cyber kidnaping, and that kidnapers threaten young foreign exchange students and their families and they demand ransom. the victims are told to isolate themselves and then closely watch through facetime calls and or skype. they're told to send photos of themselves to cyber kidnapers under duress, which are then sent to the parents, making it seem like they're held captive. the victims are told their families will be harmed if they don't comply. police say huang's parents in china alerted them that he had been kidnaped, leading police to discover that he had bought camping gear. the

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that is unacceptable in utah. we have passed the most aggressive legislation to hold social media companies accountable. we have sue meta and tick-tock. they have taken a page out of the tobacco lobby. they know this is harming our kids. they are covering it up and doing everything possible to take advantage of our kids and we are not going to stand for it. we are still pushing forward. we are confident that we are going to do everything we can to protect our kids. >> is there anything to be gained from social media? could kids find a sense of community there? could they find a sense of identity there? do you see any upside? >> sure, yes. there is definitely an upside when used in the correct way. that is not how these apps are designed. that is the problem. they are designed to addict, very intentionally. these addictive features make it impossible for kids to get the benefit out of that without all of the downside. the access that they get to terrible content, the rabbit holes they end up going down. these algor

they contacted a school in utah. >> there is a lot they secluded themselves and the woods aren't awayody in society is that they continue to explore as much money as possible. [speaking in a non-english language] >> reporter: in recent months, police across china warning chinese students in and out of china that the scammers often impersonate officials. they don't intimidate the international students with threats of media arrest, the partition and harsh sentencing, if they do not cooperate. police advising students if they get a call like that, hang up immediately, contact the chinese embassy or consulate, your teachers and classmates at your school or the local police. in november, shanghai police reported a couple get getting a threatening call for the highway. you could hear their sons cries over the phone. these camera demands the equivalent of $70,000. while on the phone, the couple spotted a police officer at a tobin, who suspected that it was a scam and stop the mother, as she was about to transfer the money. there have been similar cases targeting folks across the u.s. in rec

. >>> just in to cnn, police in utah say a chinese foreign exchange student who was reported missing last week has been found alive. they say he was a victim of cyber kidnapping. cnn's nick watt is following this story for us. nick, how did this bizarre plot unfold? >> reporter: brianna, this is an extraordinary story. this 17-year-old chinese high school student studying here in utah was kidnapped, but not physically. he never met his kidnappers. this was cyber kidnapping. he was coerced over his phone and online. this is apparently an increasingly common issue targeting foreign exchange students, chinese foreign exchange students in this country. he was found, the 17-year-old halfway up a remote mountain side in a tent on his own, no heat source, limited food, limited water, in real danger of hypothermia. he was described by police as very cold and scared. they also found phones with him. that's what the kidnappers were using to coerce him. what apparently happened is he was contacted by these kidnappers who said, if you don't do what we say, your family back home in china is going

at just 46 years old he suffered a heart attack in utah where the team was set to take on the utah jazzast night. that game was postponed. >> everybody called him deci, that was his nickname. he was one of the brightest lights i ever want to cross in my career. >> steve kerr said in a statement, quote, this is a shocking and tragic blow for everybody associated with the warriors and an incredibly difficult time for his family, friends, and all us that had a chance to work with him. dejan milojevic leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> 5:06 this morning. now to developments out of the middle east. the u.s. launching multiple missiles at sites in yemen. strikes took out multiple houthi missiles and launches that they say pose threats to commercial ships in the red sea. nobody onboard was hurt, and the u.s. has designated houthis as a terrorists organization. >>> dr. jill biden will be back in the bay area today. she spent 24 hours in the bay area and then went to southern california overnight. dr. biden will head back to the bay area for another fundraiser. president joe biden campai

. >> the night before the warriors would have played the utah jazz, the warriors had a private dinner on tuesday night in salt lake city, which is pretty normal. they were in and in an italian restaurant when coach dickey suffered the heart attack. cpr was immediately given and he was taken to a hospital, but he passed away yesterday morning at 46 years old. milojevic was in his third year as an assistant coach to the warriors, even helping them win the nba championship back in 2022. and before last night's lakers and mavericks game here on abc seven, the recently turned former gm of the warriors , bob myers, was fighting back tears talking about coach dickey . >> it hurts. he's was this bigger than life person and he he would light up a room and i just it's such a loss because he's gone before coming to the golden state, coach dickey was already a legend in his home country of serbia. >> he played internationally for 14 years and was a three time mvp measuring six foot six. and then he turned to coaching around the world. in his official statement, warriors head coach steve kerr said

she's given up the eclipse in utah today to be with us. anyway, terry, do you want to come up here? do you feel like coming on up? [applause] >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for being here. and thank you, vicky, for your voice on the page and in the world. you are a gift to all of us. and sy, it is such a joy to meet you, you're a hero of mine. the joy that you bring to us as a writer and as a naturalist has infused all of us with spirit. and you make the living world not only more alive, but more present to us. and matt, thank you for your magical, precise and beautiful illustrations at that make this book come alive alongside her prose, and to my beautiful friend. allen crawford. work in is a small way with the power of your illustrations. the way in which allen marries text and image creates illuminating manuscripts of our time. whether it's this book on endangered species or his beautiful homage to walt whitman, i think we're in the presence of a brilliant artist who cares and fights for what he loves. when i was first approached to write an essay for this, i didn't even h

the warriors would have played the utah jazz. the warriors had a private dinner on tuesday night in salt lake city, which is pretty normal. they were at an italian restaurant when coach dickey suffered the heart attack. cpr was given immediately and he was taken to a hospital, but he passed away yesterday morning at 46 years old. milojevic was in his third year as an assistant coach to the warriors, even helping them win the nba championship back in 2022. and before last night's lakers and mavericks game here on abc seven, the recently turned former gm of the warriors, bob myers, was fighting back tears talking about coach dickey. >> it hurts. he's um, it's just hard because, um, when you when you work with these people, um, especially for coaches. malika it you people say it, but you see them more than your family. you do you develop a closeness. um and it's just hard because he was this bigger than life person, and he he would light up a room, and i just. it's such a loss because he's gone. >> but for coming to the golden state

tonight we're getting our first look at the shocking moments just after an avalanche buried a man in utah last week. everyone go to search! turn your beacons on, go to search >> reporter: you can hear the screams after the wall of snow barreled down utah's american fork canyon. underneath it all 60-year-old bob tillotson, who was riding his snowmobile >> how many? how many >> one i know of i'm not sure >> reporter: within minutes another group of snowmobilers race to the rescue >> oh, my gosh >> reporter: using avalanche beacons pinpointing bob's exact location >> get the snow out of the way >> get it so he can breathe. get it so he can breathe >> reporter: you can see them using fingers and shovels to clear snow from bob's helmet >> hang on don't you dare [ bleep ] give up >> reporter: dustin sweeten was there trying frantically to get the man out. >> the snow was packed around his mouth, his nose, everything. he had no room in there to breathe at all he was kind of a purple color and he was not responsive. >> reporter: he estimates the man had been buried for ten minutes. longer than mo

sam parker is a political activist who joins us from uh saltlike city over in utah. welcome to the program. we're looking at uh this genocidal war by the us and israel to have passed the 100-day mark. now there may appear to be uh perhaps a lesser degree of the i guess uh civilian deaths that are happening at the hands of the regime forces and their bombing carpet bombing campaign. but uh what is happening based on the report. we're seeing here more and more is the fact that people are dying because of hunger because they're not being tended to in terms of their conditions and of course the medical attention that they need and that is uh what's feared here that this is going to all of sudden balloon and expand uh what are your thoughts about this report and more so the fact that we have passed this war after hundre days and it's still ongoing yeah you know it's it's really unfortunate what's happening over there of course the... figures have nearly 2500 people dead, most of the 70% of those women and children and and adolescents, that's about 25,00 people, but there

did you that's why it was so devastating when milojevic suffered a heart attack in a team dinner at utah were supposed to take on the utah jazz, but the nba postponed a. >> i had communication with players and coaches, and it's clear they are devastated. >> reporter: warriors coach steve kerr said in a statement this is a shocking and tragic blow for everyone associated with the warriors and an incredibly difficult time for his family, friends, and all of us who had the pleasure to work with him. milojevic joined the team at 2001, known as someone who meant toward two-time mvp nikola jokic, also from serbia. >> he played with passion, but he is so sweet and so gentle and so intelligent, so approachable. >> reporter: a spirit many said the team needed during this roller coaster season. >> i know the team has had a turbulent year, and they always play their hearts out for the coach. >> if they don't have the strength to pull off a killer season this year because of this. >> now, everything before this seems so small. >> reporter: the warriors arrived back in the bay, but they are scheduled

con eso, tambiÉn hay que tener ojo con nuestra prÓxima historia, no te pierdas cÓmo un bombero en utah 99% de la grasa y los restos de comida. solo remueve, carga y listo. y enfócate en las cosas que importan. cascade platinum plus: atrévete a lavar platos de otra manera. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: ya se no avanzamos antes de irnos a la pausa, sÍ gente se quedo para ver estas imÁgenes. este perrito de utah fue rescatado de una muerte segura por un bombero que lo sacÓ del congelado estanque en el que habÍa caÍdo. un bombero del distrito de north davis le respondiÓ al llamado de un perro en problemas, atado con una cuerda y deslizÁndose sobre el hielo, el bombero logrÓ llegar al perro, aunque tuvo que meterse al agua helada para poder sacarlo. luego ambos fueron tirados por la cuerda, quedando a salvo el perro y su rescatista. mira la diferencia entre el ser humano y el perro. carolina: el perrito, aderezada allÍ tanto tiempo, moviÓ la colita y saliÓ corriendo, las maravillas,. carolina: un buen samaritano. cambiamos el tema, si eres de aquellas personas que compran costco con la m

bizarre details and a warning from police >> reporter: holed up alone in a tent deep in these frigid utah mountains. tonight, a chinese foreign exchange student has been found safe after police say he became the victim of a suspected cyber kidnapping scam. >> he was cold, scared, and relieved when we found him. >> reporter: riverdale police say 17-year-old kai zhang was reported missing by his high school outside salt lake city on thursday. his family in china said they had received a photograph of their son indicating he was abducted, and that they had sent roughly $80,000 to bank accounts in china as a ransom authorities began a days' long search assisted by the fbi and the u.s. embassy in china, finally finding him in this wooded area new year's eve morning with little food and no heat how is the family doing right now? >> absolutely relieved they were terrified, believing their son was being held captive and being harmed. >> reporter: police believe kai's virtual kidnappers are in china and had been manipulating him for weeks, threatening to hurt his family. as part of the disturbing

attorney for utah.ing this immunity issue and could go to the bordeu according to the circuit court of d.c. judge hawn who is reallyex extraordinarily partisan and refuses to recuse yourself. she doesn't need anyone to asknd her but can recuse yourself ofn her own. she makes these ridiculous hypothetical questions. let me ask you this myth that panel on that court rules that a president does not have post presidential immunity, doesn'teo that mean in any subsequent administration can go throughtin the decisions that the president, former president made, and charge that president, that former president if the the decision is made and may decide it might be criminal? i might add, concoct charges, concoct charges like smith withh the ameron obstructione inon federal -- not insurrection or anything violent. nobody has been charged with insurrection. so they can concoct charges and ge t in front of the radical judge that supports them, and then to have a former president charge and hope they can imprison the

the nba immediately postponed that came wednesday in utah. they are postponing tomorrow night's game at chase center against the mavericks. we should note that both of these games, no word on when they will be rescheduled. >>> we do not know which teams will play in the super bowl yet but we do know who is performing. the super bowl is next month at allegiant stadium in las vegas. the pregame and halftime entertainment was announced. reba mcintyre will sing the national anthem. post malone will perform america the beautiful. andrea day will sing lift every voice and sing. usher will be headlining the halftime show. >>> adjustments continue to be made to increase security for the ympics.ol you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than

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he suffered a cardiac arrest in utah on tuesday. chase on tuesday against dallas. >>> we have a live look at pier 47 in san francisco, where commercial crab season getting under way. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for us today. a dry day for us. >> it is. a nice sunrise with the view behind us. we will see clouds moving through today. temperatures in the upper 50s and rain for tomorrow afternoon. it will be on and off throughout the weekend and into the middle of next week. >>> the build, the san francisco drive out of oakland, we already had a slow start and it just continues with slowing in through the maze. >>> the "today" show is just minutes away, but you can get more local news on roku and other streaming platforms. real or fake? we talk >>> hi, there. happy thursday! who's ready for more cold and more snow? >> al raised his hand. because their on tap for millions all across the country. good morning. it's january the 18th. th