utah voters get to decide who represents their values. i will point out again that almost half of all republicans picked me in a four way republican primary because i represent their values and nobody on the stage is known better to the voters than i am. i like where i am. i think the voters like it and they will get to decide in a couple weeks if that's in harmony with their values. >> i was mentioned twice by name. i did not hear carlton bowen come out -- >> bowen: twice. >> moderator: we are going to move on. and important question she wants to ask and we are going to move on. her name is marina paul and the floor is yours. >> i'm working to register, prepared educate students on campus. do you believe the younger eligible voting population should be more involved in the voting system and how do you plan to reach them so they stay engaged? >> bowen: absolutely. the younger generation has a lot of potential to influence elections and i think there's a lot of great people in the younger generation the do not register to vote and do not v

utah deserved a u.s. senator that trusted families to make the best decisions for themselves, free from government intervention. >> mr. bowen your thoughts? >> are several things to unpack here. a baby's heart is beating by six weeks. it has its own blood supply which is different from the mother's blood. by 10 weeks a baby is fully formed 10 fingers, 10 toes, organs, the entire child. abortion ends a human life without that human life having any input into it. i'm one 100% opposed abortion. now my republican opponent was a former democrat said he is pro-life on i'm glad to hear that because there is a recent interview on one of his snappers i'm glad to hear that he is. to get to what my other opponent was talking about with abortion, the leftist rhetoric is harming women. there is no state in the united states that where you cannot get healthcare for a miscarriage from an abortion bear but there are women who are afraid to get it paid the same with ivf. that's not an abortion related issue. >> or mr. cur

what specific plans you had to ensure utah is an affordable for all utah students and young professionalsluded? ms. gleich that goes to first for. >> thank you for that question but on the campaign drive heard it from a lot of students like yourself i've heard from folks working multiple jobs, going to school full-time and they are still struggling to pay for the rent, or for their mortgages, wrote worried about being one healthcare crisis from losing the roof over the head rate that is not okay. we need to ensure future generations have the same potential to live the american dream. as utah's next senator i would support expanding a first-time homebuyer tax incentive to help people get into the purchase of the first home. i would also support developing federal agency to study how many americans in utah and the ark sprinting home assess what factors are leading people to have to live on the streets? we can do a lot better for young people by addressing this and raising the federal minimum wage up from $7.25 an hour. i don't know about you but i could not get out of the grocery store for

utah. can we drop the banner?ticed this with the jazz, that we're one of the only teams that have is are their state across because it is about utah. and that was intentional. so the fans have voted, and, you know, we're going through this process now. nothing's going to be ready until next year anyways, and so we're really trying to do it. but this is our color way. liz: okay. >> and it's amazing as i look around ask you see the baby blue and the black and the utah. it's all kind of coming together, and there's a little bit of overlap with the jazz, and we are truly one family at seg. so it's pretty cool. liz: mr. owner, mr. smith, can i put in a late vote? i like mammoth. the mammoth. >> okay. liz: okay, you know? >> there's a lot of history in with mammoth. i think the largest wooly mammoth -- liz: was found. exactly. i like it. so tonight, 8 p.m. mountain time, 10 p.m. eastern. what is your last thought here on how your business background helped you get to this point where not only you can purchase the team,

if you feel like utah is headed in the wrong direction we need to ask ourselves a question. what do you call a politician who has been in office too long? you call them home. representative curtis, time for you to come home, send the next generation in. >> moderator: mister bowen, we end with you, one minute. >> bowen: this is about who will replace mitt romney to represent utah in the u.s. senate. there's a democrat on the ballot lose there's a former democrat on the ballot, who has a republican has refused to endorse his own party's presidential nominee, who like a democrat, like the democrats did, called for his censure and impeachment investigation. 's main cause in the u.s. senate as a republican has been climate change. kind of like the democrats, remember the green new deal? who was one of only a few republicans to side with joe biden in exempting china from some trade tariffs. and then there's me, a conservative, pro-trump independent american who is for the u.s. constitution, for traditional values, for traditional money and for our traditional freedom. if you want

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

utah deserved a u.s. senator that trusted families to make the best decisions for themselves, free from government intervention. >> mr. bowen your thoughts? >> are several things to unpack here. a baby's heart is beating by six weeks. it has its own blood supply which is different from the mother's blood. by 10 weeks a baby is fully formed 10 fingers, 10 toes, organs, the entire child. abortion ends a human life without that human life having any input into it. i'm one 100% opposed abortion. now my republican opponent was a former democrat said he is pro-life on i'm glad to hear that because there is a recent interview on one of his snappers i'm glad to hear that he is. to get to what my other opponent was talking about with abortion, the leftist rhetoric is harming women. there is no state in the united states that where you cannot get healthcare for a miscarriage from an abortion bear but there are women who are afraid to get it paid the same with ivf. that's not an abortion related issue. >> or mr. cur

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southern utah, utah state, boise state y recientemente la universidad de wyoming decidieron cancelarte. el equipo se enfrenta esta tarde a colorado state, quienes van a jugar el partido, pero la universidad tuvo que asignar seguridad extra para el equipo, esto debido a una supuesta protesta en favor de la demanda federal que existe contra la ley que permite que atletas transgénero participen en deportes de mujeres. obviamente ha sido un tema que se ha puesto muy, muy reciente y en el caso en este en particular también abre la puerta a algo muy peligroso que en el caso. este es una acusación que no es una mujer biológica, cuando ni siquiera está eso comprobado. ahora, carlos ha sido cancelado. este partido, pero se va a reanudar. hay planes para los 4 partidos que están cancelados? se cancelaron? no se van a jugar. los equipos pierden eso y no van a volver a jugar. pero bueno, vamos a ver en qué desenlace esto. esperemos que resuelvan esto muy pronto. gracias, carlos. y aprovechando que estamos hablando sobre temas deportivos, por supuesto, queremos hacerle una invitación a que se una

a total of four schools have forfeited games against the spartans utah state, southern utah, wyoming boise state. those schools did not give a reason for not playing, however. state lawmakers in idaho and utah have appealed, applauded the decision, saying teams are taking action to preserve women's sports. lgbtq advocates say it's only spreading hate because when people hate a class of people, then they will individually harm those people who are part of that class. that's where the real danger is. sjsu declined to speak on camera, but the school sent us this statement saying it is disappointing that our sjsu student athletes who are in full compliance with ncaa and mountain west rules and regulations, are being denied the opportunity to compete. we are committed to supporting our student athletes through these challenges and in their ability to compete in an inclusive, fair, safe and respectful environment. okay, let's change things up here. a rundown dmv in the bay area is about to get a major revamp, complete with new affordable housing. governor newsom made the announcement today

it's a miracle in utah. randy hahn with the call. the miracle in utah.nder wennberg with the game winner in overtime. so fun to see this. sharks beat utah 5 to 4. it's their first win ten games into the season. all right. some bittersweet news for the warriors. steph curry. here's the downside. now the 36 year old will miss the next two games with an ankle injury. both games against the pelicans. here's the upside though. it's only an ankle sprain. it could have been much worse. he heard it last night at chase center as the warriors lost to the clippers. curry will be reevaluated on and it comes all the way from west stockbridge, massachusetts, which is the first tree to come from that state in 65 years. it will be cut in the next few weeks, and then travel 140 miles to new york city. the famous rockefeller tree lighting ceremony will take place on december 4th, and you can watch it all right here on nbc bay area. i don't know, all those other trees look so nice around it, too. i know that, jeff. you were at 30 rock. you used to work there. was it always

it's a miracle in utah. randy hahn with the call. the miracle in utah. alexander wennberg with the game winner in overtime. so fun to see this. sharks beat utah 5 to 4. it's their first win ten games into the season. all right. some bittersweet news for the warriors. steph curry. here's the downside. now the 36 year old will miss the next two games with an ankle injury. both games against the pelicans. here's the upside though. it's only an ankle sprain. it could have been much worse. he heard it last night at chase center as the warriors lost to the clippers. curry will be reevaluated on jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... fashionable? i was gonna say- “popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!” can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see wicked, only in theater

southern utah, utah state bay fc state y recientemente la universidad de wyoming decidieron cancelarersidad tuvo que asignar seguridad extra para el equipo por una protesta en favor de la demanda federal que existe contra la ley que permite que atletas transgénero participen en deportes de mujeres. que bueno, ha sido un tema muy hablado, no desde desde los olímpicos precisamente, pero abre una puerta muy muy grande para también este tipo de eventos, donde a lo mejor en este caso no es un reporte que está confirmado. la jugadora no ha dicho que es transgénero, entonces es difícil, falta confirmar y es un tema que causa mucha controversia. opiniones mixtas. ahora que estos partidos ya han sido cancelados, hay alguna alternativa? solución que procede ahora no? lo importante es ver cómo se puede solucionar esto con los deportes transgénero, porque realmente creo que sí hay unos lineamientos y están bien establecidos dentro del deporte profesional. si cumples con los alimentos tienes que poder jugar. es así de fácil. entonces, el hecho de que estén constantemente en esta tela de juicio, q

they'll be in utah facing the utah jazz a little later this evening. but if you want to see them here you'll have to wait until sunday to do that. let's show you what we can expect to see later this weekend. klay thompson remember no longer with the warriors. you can see him here signing some uniforms as he makes his debut with the dallas mavericks. he actually had a pretty good game last night. also the warriors were looking pretty good in their first ever official. i shouldn't say ever, but their first game of the season for this season, they won by 36 points against the portland trail blazers. the highest ever deficit in the team's season opener. but come sunday, the warriors will bring their nba season back here to chase center. and as a fan, you have plenty to look forward to. chefs are adding new filipino, latino, indonesian food options for you. 14 new food items are now on the menu for you to enjoy. when you come out here cheering on the dubs. now keep an eye out for some injury reports because steph and draymond are questionable for tonight. t

>> after the utah state match, some of their players contacted me and thanked us for supporting them and standing in solidarity as well as boise state team. pete: boise state and wyoming forfeited matches and utah state will forfeit when the match no comes up next. what's the reaction for you and're students on the campus community there in nevada? pete: i'll use some of the arguments we've heard or how big and making a bad decision. what was the response to that student? >> there's a known understanding between us and them when we choose not to participate in the match, there's no consequences here for the teammates. pete: response by the way and statement from the university of northbound and they say the university and athletic program is governed by the nevada constitution and nevada lawyer that protects the rights and they tend to move forward with the match as scheduled and they'll go forward as scheduled and the players not playing in that match. pete: what do you hope changes on the line and the most and it's false. pete: one last question for you. i think when other female a

so what you're finding is they're recruiting very old, the 709th regiment that founded utah beach.the average age is 36. the 352nd regiment that's on omaha beach was mentioned average age 18 and a half on of that one sixth of those troops are outgroup group in those people from eastern europe or soviet socialist republics. look at these faces. they are not aryan. they're from kazakhstan. so you have a problem with language and readiness. are they going to fight? well, and truth be told it's a mixed bag, some fight very well. and others can't wait to surrender. but effectively, what we should think about this. this is the reinforce western defenses. what this means though when we said, hey, this is only an act progress only 18% of the atlantic wall built in normandy at the time that the allies invade. okay, so let's talk about the other decision have to make. how do we drive them back the sea, the best units we have are we have about ten panzer divisions. this is what you think about when you think about the german army in world war two. these are mechanized and motorized forces tha

utah, wyoming and boise state. the statements from those schools did not include a reason, but state lawmakers like the governor of idaho and house speaker in utah have applauded the decision, saying they are taking action to preserve women's sports. i think it's great that san jose state university is taking a stand by, just not making a change to who is on their team. gabriella antolovic is the board president of the billy defrank lgbtq plus community center in san jose. she says the real danger is the movement against the athlete, because when people hate a class of people, then they will individually harm those people who are part of that class. san jose state denied our request to interview the president or the athletic director, but said in a statement, it is disappointing that our sjsu student athletes who are in full compliance with the ncaa and mountain west rules and regulations, are being denied opportunities to compete. we are committed to supporting our student athletes through these challenges and in

the most recent is utah state, following southern utah, wyoming and boise state. the statements from those schools don't include reasons for the forfeits, but state lawmakers like the governor of idaho and house speaker in utah have applauded the decision, saying they're taking action to preserve women's sports. lgbtq plus advocates, though here in the south bay, say the danger is not the athlete, it's the movement against her because when people hate a class of people, then they will individually harm those people who are part of that class. that's where the real danger is. is san jose state saying anything about this? yeah. well, officials say that the team will have added security, not just tonight, but at both home and away games. the university denied our request for an interview, but wrote in a statement, it is disappointing that our sjsu student athletes, who are in full compliance with ncaa and mountain west rules and regulations, are being denied opportunities to compete. we are committed to supporting our student athletes through these challenges and in

they include utah state, southern utah, wyoming and boise state.his stems from a federal lawsuit over the ncaa policy regarding transgender athletes. that policy allows athletes to compete on women's teams under particular conditions. last week, a member of the spartans roster joined that suit, claiming that she has a transgender teammate. the player in question, she says, is unsafe for both the sjsu squad and the opposing teams. lgbtq advocates say the lawsuit is only spreading more hate because when people hate a class of people, then they will individually harm those people who are part of that class. that's where the real danger is. sjsu released a statement saying in part, quote, we are committed to supporting our student athletes through these challenges and in their ability to compete in an inclusive, fair, safe and respectful environment. we're back in 60s just ahead, santa clara county is firing its superintendent of schools. this comes after our investigative unit exposed a series of complaints over misspent money and retaliation. we have

. >> well, it's a dream come true for hockey fans in utah tonight. the nhl's utah hockey club made its debut against the chicago blackhawks, and the team posted a video online showing shirts waiting for fans at every seat inside salt lake city's delta center. >> fans who did not have tickets took advantage of a watch party set up right outside the arena. >> oh, we've been waiting. finally. now we don't have to drive to nevada or somewhere else. we can just stay in the home state of utah, bringing pro hockey to salt lake city was made possible by the arizona coyotes departure from phoenix earlier this year. >> the new owners have said that they are committed to making salt lake city a premier nhl city for fans and athletes alike. >> you can hear all about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find out and check out our around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> the historic loma prieta earthquake in an unforgettable memory for those who lived through

guenther later went on to score again — the win capping a historic day for utah.stanley cup triumph on tuesday night before going on to beat the boston bruins in their season opener. aleksander barkov brought the trophy onto the ice before their first championship banner was lifted. sam bennett scored twice in the panthers' 6—4 win in sunrise. much more on the website to keep up with the cricket. there is much more reaction tojoe roofs is much more reaction tojoe root�*s record—breaking innings in the first test in pakistan. hello. you are watching bbc news. the so—called wagatha christie legal battle has gone back to the high court in london. rebekah vardy is challenging the size of the costs claimed by coleen rooney after their blockbuster libel trial two years ago. let's go over to our correspondent at the royal court ofjustice. take us through what's been happening this time in court and the arguments being made. i am at the high court, where that wagatha christie dispute is back. you might remember that rebekah vardy lost that high—profile libel battle agains

one in standford, one at the university of utah, oregon and washington. we do a lot of this, especially with college aged students. i've been blessed throughout my priesthood to work with a lot of people. >> my wife is a college professor and deals with 18-year-old and 19-year-old mind and it keeps her very young. >> at st. dominic's we have a very strong young adult presence. our mailing list is thousands every week and so the consistency of those who were catholic to know that you are not alone, most folks feel like they are cut off. not just from others but cut off from others who really believe. so the ministry is gathering together, allowing people who are young to give the permission to each other that i can live my faith boldly. in a time when there are so many ways that divide us, they pray together, they gathered together to have fun together and also be formed together. this particular past of things they have done is a host of that and they seek to bring the parish together. they are very eager to live their faith and almost need permission for

the average age of the regiment that defense utah beaches 36. on top of that, one sixth of those troops are those people from eastern europe are former soviet socialist republics. look at these faces. they are from kazakhstan. you have a problem with language and readiness. they fight well? truth be told it's a mixed bag. some fight very well and others can't wait to surrender. what we should think about this, this is the reinforce for western defenses. what this means is only 18% of the atlantic wall is built in normandy at the time the allies invade. so let's talk about the other decision we have to make. how do we drive them back into the sea? we have about 10 panzer divisions. this is what you think about when you think about the german army in world war ii. these are mechanized and motorized forces with combined arms, operations second fight in a modern war. as the 58 divisions, 23 are static and cannot fight offensive operations and are not mobile. the panzer divisions are. how to use them? what you will find is two different approaches. t

things were going a bit better on utah beach. and as thought was, well, get well, retreat back from omaha and for utah. but you can't re track men imposed on a b you'd have to just abandon them there. that's a hard call. it didn't happen, of course encouraged by navy commander off shore, rear admiral john lesley hall, bradley decided he would just continue to push men and ashore as fast as he possibly could and hope that eventually momentum of that would allow them to secure the beach. one of the things that saved them literally saved the invasion. and here comes my central argument now was a handful of destroyers, most of them american. two of them were royal navy, british that came to the rescue almost like the cavalry riding to save the wagon train. then all the western. shipping of the stuff because i don't have pictures to prove it. as i mentioned in world war two, the primary function of destroyers was to act escorts for convoys back and forth across the north atlantic that brought the men and equipment to britain in the fi

four schools have now forfeited games against the spartans utah state, southern utah, wyoming and boise state. in each case, the schools did not reveal the exact reason for the cancellations. it all stems from one san jose state player's claim, made as part of a federal lawsuit filed by ncaa athletes over its transgender policies. those policies allow athletes to compete on women's teams under certain conditions. in the claim last week, the player stated she has a transgender teammate and that the player in question is unsafe for both the team and opposing teams, in part for her harder spikes. lgbtq advocates are blasting the lawsuit, arguing it only spreads more hate because when people hate a class of people, then they will individually harm those people who are part of that class. that's where the real danger is. san jose state university released a statement saying in part, quote, we are committed to supporting our student athletes through these challenges and in their ability to compete in an inclusive, fair and safe and respectful environment. it is 547 right now, and october is b

we are really grateful in the state of utah to be part of this effort. our governor has identified a target of 35,000 starter homes. that is not the only issue that we have, but that is an important shorthand for addressing the crisis, and one of the things that we are focusing on is this access to the american dream. and what we're seeing is that access to homeownership is historically -- has historically had issues limited by race and other policies, and now we are seeing is limited by generation. if we get to where we have a generation that doesn't have access to the same rates we have had in the past can we are going to see a really changed social structure, in our view is that the national housing crisis task force is a really critical piece because there are things that the federal government, they are the only ones that can do it. we have subsidized housing needs, things that have to be done at the macro national level to provide for housing in the bottom quartile of the need. but right now we are also seeing this expanded role for state and local

tonight, in america fork, utah, a role reversal for the march band and the football team. the american fork high school marching band at every football game this season, cheering for the team. >> joining us -- >> david: but this past saturday. >> please welcome the american fork high school marching band. >> david: it was the band now competing, taking to the field at the marching band invitational. and in the stands this time -- the american fork football team, one by one, each player taking their seat in their uniforms. this time, they were doing the cheering. the marching band perform iing. the color guard. the tubas. and look at the trombone. ♪ it's a tradition the football team started six years ago. >> hey, david. >> david: aaron bem. >> it's been amazing for the kids to support them and see what they do. they work just as hard as we do and just great for our community to support one another. the band supports us at games and we love to support them. >> david: the center on the team. >> they come support us, it's important for us to show our support for them, and how

antoni blinken stays utah in israel before moving on to the wilder region tomorrow. >> chris murphy isgn relations committee leader on the near east on counter terrorism and he shared his thoughts on what to expect from these latest diplomatic efforts by the u.s. we're seeing secretary blinken on his 11th trim now to the middle east. at this point what do you think he can achieve? >> well, i've stopped making predictions about the course of events in the middle east. what you're hearing from him is a clear message that with the death of sinwar there is a moment in which we can pace to conclusion the fight inside gaza and begin the work of rebuilding gaza. and also wind down operations in lebanon has hezbollah has been substantially harmed. their capacity to hit israel is seriously diminished and the death of sinwar is another fatal blow to iran's proxies and presents an opportunity for us to get to the next step, which is to try to help lebanon guild a governance structure that does not rely on the power of hezbollah and rebuild a state in gaza that ultimately presents no threat to isr

it follows a forfeit from boise state, southern utah and wyoming. these teams are protesting ncaa rules allowing transgender women to compete in women's athletics. some conservative lawmakers say the forfeiting teams are fighting for fairness in women's sports and ensuring player safety. san jose state has only said their student athletes are in compliance with ncaa rules and regulations. the spartans are set to play colorado state tonight in fort collins. the popular tourist attraction, the wax museum, is now closed in san francisco after 60 years of being at fisherman's wharf. madame tussauds lists their san francisco location as now closed. it operated the museum for about a decade. it included wax figures of local stars like stephen curry and former mayor willie brown, and oakland native zendaya. there were also figures of other stars like tupac, drake and prince harry. madame tussauds says figures of local e stephen curry and former mayor willie brown, and oakland native zendaya. there were also figures of other stars like tupac, drake and prin

a utah national guardsman, whom she reported missing days later.jennifer gledhill allegedly told a confidential informant that she shot matthew johnson in the head while he slept, and buried him in a shallow grave. you can find more about this story and other true crime news on our website. that's it for today's true crime news, i'm andy garcia. join us nex time, (tense music) - so it all started with a quarrel between husband and wife. - she left the apartment, he watched her walk down the staircase. that's the last he ever saw her or heard from her. - 19-year-old, no money, no place to run. - nobody had any information on her whereabouts whatsoever. - did kimberly medina abandon her family? - most people would say, "oh, there's no way kimberly would leave her kids.

this was located here and the 101st took that out very quick before the first beach at utah beach. had those guns been in operation we would've lost more than 200 people the first day. so that was accomplished. this is a famous bridge. if you've ever been over there and walked normandy and walked the historic trails, you probably crossed this bridge. it's a real tourist spot upriver here. that was taken but only after, before the fight. a great number lost their life and were injured. but they took that. they also took, the bridges along the river here and they were able to take the other bridge that was south right at this point here. they also closed off the western sector with small pockets of infantry to alert or take care of any enemies that might be coming in from the west. so, and of course, the main thing is, they very quickly got these four exit areas, utah beach across the marsh, 101st got them real quickly which allowed utah beach fourth infantry to get in there and get their infantry up rather quickly across the causeway's ol into the fight. so that's just a quick rundo

our southern utah university, boise state and the university of wyoming. the spartans game against colorado state is still on the schedule for tomorrow. >> berkeley getting ready for college gameday. espn is going to be bringing their well known show to the cal campus this saturday. the cal bears will be hosting number 8 university of miami college gameday is the most watched college football pre-game show in the country. shadid the show on saturday is going to be the first time ever in berkeley. the cal bears have appeared on the show in the past, but always as a visiting team pre-game starts at 6 saturday morning. bart will have early train starting at 5 in the morning. >> speaking of college sports, march madness is coming back to the chase center. the warriors home arena will be used in the sweet 16 and the elite 8 for the men's tournament. the games will be played the week march 27th next year will mark the second time chase center has hosted march madness. >> this sunday bay area native and new to the broadcast booth. tom brady will be calling the fo

still ahead here in sports, the golden state warriors making nba history tonight against the utah jazz. ben ross has details next. >> welcome into sports. i'm ben ross. we're going to start with some golden state warriors tonight. the dubs coming off an impressive 36 point win at portland on opening night trying to keep it rolling in a utah tonight, the warriors swept the season series against the jazz last year looking for their 6th straight in the series tonight newcomer buddy hield led the way in portland a couple nights ago. 22 points in just 15 minutes. he was even better tonight. 1st quarter e it's the 3. >> warriors down 6 at that and then off the jump ball. this is when you know, you're feeling he waste. no time buddy hield another triple warriors within 3. you know who else can make a 3 pointer from time to time. a guy named steph curry. keep an eye on him. he could be pretty good this year. ties the game at 19 2nd quarter dubs. now up ad anthony milton, nice lob to trayce jackson-davis t j d 12 points. he's 11 for 11 shooting through the first 2 games might not miss a shot th

team security amid ongoing controversy over transgender player for schools, including most recently, utah state have now forfeited matches against the spartans. none of the schools have given a reason why, but some elected leaders have weighed in, including the governor of utah, saying, quote, it is essential that we preserve a space for women to compete fairly and safely. according to the mercury news, san jose state has now added extra security from university police to help protect the team at home and on the road. ktvu reached out to the university for comment, but we have yet to hear back. now to daly city and a 60 year old man was shot and killed in what authorities say began as an argument at a gym. our crime reporter, henry lee is here now. after talking with the district attorney about this case. henry. >> well, heather, the victim was a custodian at the gym and told the suspect he wasn't following proper gym etiquette. investigators. investigators say the suspect ended up following the victim home and shooting him dead. >> the confrontation here was over cleanliness in the gym.

. >> when utah pastor schiller joseph opened this mystery present, he had no idea that inside was theg a new kidney. and how he got it is something he and kidney donor krissy miller call a miracle. the two strangers met last year completely by chance. both happened to be hiking up the same mountain, asking god for a sign. on that mountain that day, both of you had prayers answered. >> yes. very much. very, very much. >> it's like i'm waiting to receive a kidney, and that's when it was like -- >> yes. >> even now, i'm just makes me emotional. i just knew that was the answer to my prayer. >> krissy, a mom of four had tried to donate her kidney before, but wasn't able. still, she fell in love with the idea of being able to save a life. so when she met schiller, she knew she would try again. >> not only do i meet him there and that's amazing, but it was also amazing that schiller even brought it up. and this whole conversation happens on the mountain, whole thing? >> yeah. >> the pair matched and their surgery this spring at utah's intermountain medical center a big success. >> i love you

. >> that crash happened just south of the utah arizona border in mohave county, arizona yesterday. people in a nearby neighborhood saw it all happen, and video shows the moment that plane actually crashed landed. authorities say everyone on board the plane was able to exit the plane and walk away on their own. a utah fire official said it was hard, though, to reach that crash site. >> firefighters ended up having to hike to the plane itself. we were unable to gain access with a brush truck or getting water to it. it was pretty much impossible for us. so once they arrived on scene, they were able to surround it, make a fire line, basically to the point where that fire is not going to spread. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday. >> or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> well, new tonight a woman is speaking out after she was assaulted after what should have been a quick walk home after a night out

utah state, southern utah, wyoming and boise state all forfeited games. now, the schools have been vague about the reasons why i. but most believe the forfeits are in protest of a transgender athlete being on the sjsu team. ncaa rules allow transgender women to compete in women's sports under particular conditions. well, he is back and the 49ers couldn't be happier. ricky pearsall, who was shot during a robbery attempt in san francisco about six weeks ago, took a big step forward today. nbc's robert honda joins us from levi's stadium. we did get to watch him going through some drills, and he seemed to be moving pretty easily and smoothly. and it was clear his presence was a big boost to his teammates. all eyes are on the 49ers. rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall, as he begins practicing with the to team hopefully return to game action as he recovers from a gunshot wound to the chest. it happened august 31st during a robbery attempt in san francisco. the 49ers have opened up an evaluation window to decide whether pearsall will be taken off the injured res

we were able to identify a large number of members of the input on utah from it to you at all in the province of cro, tony who had been based in germany for years and what a definitely got to you, don. me said anything your mind? yeah. it could be of the, of all, and they have a stablished themselves. they are mainly in the commercial and wine sector, and that's a political message obviously, until the beginning when the supplementing fully during this phase, we did not see any particularly violent behavior on german territory. but we were able to identify consolidated investments in the food and wine trait which had existed in germany for years and said, what are the loudest thoughts you on the commission for levine, equally one, toddler. ok, don and your, my it on all the collaboration allowed us to identify a in that and get the structure that had been in place for several years. chuckling cynthia, which was a remarkable results to put any of that on get off and just out of the c r u k. everything was here, as i've always looked at the way they can't get off into the fight against

. >> southern utah university and boise state have already forfeited games to san jose state. the university of nevada also released a statement saying, in part, the university intends to move forward with the match as scheduled, and the players may choose not to participate in the match on the day of the contest. no players will be subject to any team disciplinary action for their decision not to participate in the match. the billy defrank lgbtq plus community center is just a few miles away from san jose state's campus, and its board president says transgender athletes have competed for years. but the political climate of today has made things much more complicated. >> there's so much hate against trans women and trans women in sports. it's just an excuse to throw a political hatchet at our community. >> san jose state university also released a statement saying that it continues to be disappointed that its student athletes, who are all following ncaa rules, have not been allowed to compete. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> it was a day of celebration honoring indigeno

. >> now, week seven of college football started with a bang, a huge upset number 16, utah taken down on the road at unranked arizona state is sun devils were scruton and scott and i think we have the video somewhere, but if not, i'll just we've talk cam scatter boo is this running backs name, is there a better name for a running back then cam scattergun, watch them here. i mean, he is scratching clawing, crawling his way 199 total yards, two rushing touchdowns, utah stopped arizona states 553 last year, but this time students were rushing the field after the win, asu got it 2017 to 19. now a huge games today, one of college football's best rivalries, number one, texas, number eight teen oklahoma in the red river rivalry, say that three times real fast longhorns are undefeated, but as soon as a beat and texas of five in the last six tonight, it's a number two ohio state all the way across the country number three, oregon. number nine, ole miss at number 13, lsu. >> we also have sacred heart at howard hughes beisner it's a 500 baby and then we have veronica is washington the state at f

chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the dugway proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to permit the quantity of evaluation of into more logical munitions. these tests formed the basis for developing offensive biological weapons. nobody's standing that in april 1972, the us britain. then the soviet union signed a convention strictly prohibiting such developments. because seeing this money in the 2nd year coming in simple village school with action, the models you see in utah seems the put the she or fish can wait for the use of the billing scalable authorities, tickets. but on the phone, the internet easy and health minister suitcase dealer, so potty trying to find out what was going on in the mysterious number to us lab opened in the country in the early 19 seventies. surely if the less permit to do for operation of the shots until we go infectious diseases, which is a nation, many sales have bad. the pollution never happened. the most of the larry ships program was 7 days themselves. and bu