utah on top 21-194 seconds on the clock. the cougars win 22-21 and yes the squad still unbeaten we the sit in that top 10. >> they will move up in that top 10. >> yes, they will. >> remember i'm not sure how many rivalries have more emotion than byu/utah. jot greatest uniform combos with all red and blip. it is i have been around a few and a couple sport its is rough. >> anyway. this is not rough. for jake. playing as a ranked team washington state and it hen awhile. first time as a ranked team since december of 2018 and they answered with the offensive performance. first 3 possessions of the game touchdown drives down the field. john engineers 4 touchdown passes tonights. runs for one himself. and utah state did show the offense in the fourth quarter. when the game was comfortable. this makes the score better for utah state and look at that. that's -- nice yoochlt to see. >> that is nice >> the same thing we saw in this field in san jose state. look at that. the love the cougars have for former teammate. >> it speak busy wa

owner of the nhl's newest franchise utah hockey club, owns the utah jazz, hoping to turn utah into agreat to talk to you. i got to imagine you've got a keen interest in this list. >> a little bit. good to be back, carl. hope you're well, man. >> you too. what does it say about your efforts to dive into not just this league, but multiple sports leagues in utah? >> i mean, look, there's nothing -- i mean i'm normally here for tech. it's pretty weird to be back here for sports. but look, there's nothing that brings people together like sports. if you look at hockey and the momentum it's having, its best years are ahead of it. also, just live events in general. i mean we're starting to see a massive trend, whether it's music, f1, nfl, college football, nba, and hockey, it's not uncommon that those who frequent these events can't stop talking about how hockey is just different and we're seeing that here in utah. >> hey, ryan, michael here, great to see you again. i was curious, when you were bringing the team over to utah and thinking about that, did you look at all the success the nhl ha

utah. you still live in utah. >> they want a natural brine. >> yeah.er this week, a turkey washed ashore from someone doing that. oh, no. yeah, yeah. interesting. okay. okay, now back to parades. which feline was the first ever parade balloon in new york city? >> garfield. >> garfield. >> garfield. >> garfield, i guess. felix the cat. >> pink panther. i'm going with pink panther. oh, andrea. >> andrea, lock in. your answer. garfield. >> felix. >> no, it's felix the cat. in 1927. >> never heard of. >> never heard of that one. yeah. >> okay. and finally, which of our coworkers is making her debut in the new york parade this morning? >> oh, actually, i know this. >> i don't actually, it's a complete guess. >> i have no clue whoopi goldberg is going to be in annie, so i'm guessing it's whoopi. >> you guys, it's minnie mouse. >> oh, dumb. oh come on, come on, parent company. hello. our colleague love it i knew this i was there. those are great questions that was actually really good i love it i don't know who won. >> i c ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with ke

adam is live ahead of colorado versus utah game on fox.e's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. rachel: president biden meeting with xi jinping in peru and overshadowing is the trade in latin america and captured every mayor country in the region. we're joined by the director of the center for a free society. only country holding out to china is paraguay. we're at a real disadvantage in the region and basically cassacquiesced commerce and even military power in latin america to china. why? >> well, 20 years ago, china was negligeable for latin america and fast forward another 20 years and it's nine out of 12 countries and balloon

were you incentivized in utah to do it? what was the utah program under which you became certified and did it increase your salary? >> absolutely, senator. i received a siphon every year. i was motivated by what i was seeing in school. when someone told me i would get paid more i was like all right, i will not have to ask my wife for more. [ laughter ] >> i get roughly in utah $4,000 extra every year because i teach in a title 1 and work in a district that supports it. states have a program for this. if there was a way for teachers across the country were all incentivized to be the most accomplished educator they can be, the benefit to our children, the research shows, would be profound >> in the maryland plan what do you do around board international . >> yes, when a teacher gets board certified they get a increase in salary of $10,000. that continues in their salary. it is independent of the year. that is part of the base as long as they are board certified. when it has to be renewed they continue. and, senator, an intere

utah state says the conference has failed to protect female athletes for mountain west schools.vada, utah state and wyoming have forfeited their games against san jose state in protest, but one of those schools could very well be matched up against the spartans next week, so we'll see. the all girls catholic high school, meantime notre dame in belmont has received a warning letter over its fans behavior at a girls volleyball game played last month against half moon bay high school. this match was part of a tournament hosted at aragon high school in san mateo. joining us live now to talk about this incident, the implications and the law. aragon high school athletic director and co-chair of the peninsula athletic league. athletic directors. steve. sal. steve, thanks so much for joining us today. >> you're welcome. >> so what happened at that game in question that prompted you to send the letter to notre dame? >> so we had a we had a tournament here where a very brave transgender girl who plays for half moon bay ended up matching the notre dame half moon bay ended up having bay end

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

talk a little bit about, were you incentivized in utah to do this. did you just take it on because you wanted to do it? >> i receive a tie stipend ever year. i was motivated by what i was seeing in the classrooms of national board-certified teachers. but when someone told me that i'll get paid more, okay, all right, that's nice. i won't have to ask my wife so much for money. it's not much. it's not enough to move people into this. i roughly in utah get about $4,000 extra every year because i teach in a title i school and are teaching in a district that supports that. but not all districts do. state have different programs for this. so if there was a way to make sure that steemps across our country were all incentivized, to become the most accomplished educator that he could be, the benefits to our children, the research shows, would be profound. >> and remind me, in the maryland plan, what you do around national board certification? >> when a teacher becomes board certified, they get an increase in salary of $10,000. and that continues in this salary

here in denver, we have aircraft flying between here and moab, utah. so the we base aircraft at arapahoe county airport, the of the arapahoe county airport up often in connection with the denver technological center of course, there have been many factors which attract industry and people to the community but the civic leaders are certain that it could not have been done without the airport. we cannot have our people traveling from point a to point b and taking two days to do what we can do with our own aircraft and one day. the type of people that we attract to denver technology center are people that do a great deal of traveling. it's very important them that they have the same flexibility and that we have with our own aircraft and the proximity of arapahoe county airport just naturally ties the whole thing together the denver center is typical of hundreds of enterprises, specifically spawned by aviation in fact. a recent survey of, the 500 top american firms revealed that very few of these would locate in a community without an airport. it is becomi

a title i school in salt lake city, utah. thanks very much for being with us. >> think it chairman sanders ranking member cassidy distinguished members of the committee. >> if you could talk closer to the mic question of s absolute like being in my class thank you. i am grateful for this opportunity to share my love of teaching insights for my classroom. my name is jon arthur and again on the 2020 when utah teacher of the national board certified teacher a proud member of the national education association. last 11 years i've dedicated my professional life to uplifting and educating the children at meadowlark elementary title when a public school in selleck city. as we consider the challenges facing public school teachers today there is one statistic that worries me the most the majority of american parents do not want their children to become teachers. my mother who was a korean immigrant was one of those parents. like so many immigrants wanted me too go to be a doctor or a lawyer. when it finally worked up the courage to le

. >> one of the schools she attended was provo canyon school in utah. >> provo canyon school was the do you remember from provo throwing us against walls, strangling, hitting late at night. >> they would take certain girls into a room and do cervical exams with male and female staff, and it was not like something that was like a doctor. like these were just them doing this late at night to girls. >> did that happen to you? >> yes. >> in a statement to abc news this week, provo canyon school in utah, which is still operating under new ownership, says in part provo canyon was sold by its previous ownership in august 2000. we therefore cannot comment on the operation or student experience prior to that time. it goes on to add we do not condone or promote any form of abuse, any and all alleged suspected abuse is reported immediately to our state regulatory authorities, law enforcement and child protective services as required. after the white house. >> at what time does this go? tell paris has turned her trauma and pain into action, taking her story all the way to capitol hill, where she

>> yes. >> in a statement to abc news this week, provo canyon school in utah, which is still operatinganyon was sold by its previous ownership in august 2000. we therefore cannot comment on the operation or student experience prior to that time. it goes on to add, we do not condone or promote any form of abuse, any and all alleged suspected abuse is reported immediately to our state regulatory authorities, law enforcement and child protective services as required. after the house. >> at what time does this go till paris has turned her trauma and pain into action, taking her story all the way to capitol hill, where she's been fighting for legislation that would regulate those so-called troubled teen programs. >> imagine if it was your child who was suffering abuse, neglect, or death in the name of treatment. wouldn't you do everything in your power to protect them? >> what's the fallout been, and how much has the response allowed you to have an even bigger platform on that issue? >> just the change that has been made has been incredible. i've helped change 11 state laws, and our bill is

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he succeeds retiring senator mitt romney of utah.'s take a look at the balance of power as we pull at the senate here and show you where we are at 10:0 when turning the evening. republicans now have 48 seats including blitz regina seat, which is a flip. the majority would be obviously 51. 38 seats on the democratic side as we wait for a number of very consequential senate races to come and this evening. >> bret: welcome to the panel. laura ingraham. sean hannity is still here. jesse watters. what are you thinking? >> this is a cannonball contest, trump would be leading by a lot because of huge splash in florida. he beat biden by 3 and now he's at almost 14 over harris. that's a big statement right out of the gate. she has not had a big statement so far tonight. the other big splash, virginia. we don't know how virginia is going to shake out, but biden won virginia by ten and now it is tied. obviously it is too close to call, but right now she's playing defense. the trump team is very confident that georgia and north carolina are goin

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boise state was scheduled to face the spartans friday night in las vegas after beating utah state tonight. but they've been said instead decided to forfeit in a statement, boise state said in part their players should not have to forgo this opportunity while waiting for a more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes and quote, san jose state has received 6 forfeit victories allegedly because of a transgender player on the team. but they were allowed to play in the tournament after 2 judges ruled in their favor. san jose state will now play either colorado state or san diego state for the championship title on saturday. both teams have played san jose state during this year's regular season will continue to follow with the updates as we receive them. >> all right. let's get you a look sfo tonight where thanksgiving travel continues tonight. we're going to have more on sfo and travelers in just a bit. but it's clear night out there. and and a chilly one. yeah, little frosty. how lauren? yeah. get cold around the bay area. that's for sure. tonight is for the seat. >> temperatur

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mommy of -- mitt romney of utah. 10:01 in the evening, republicans now have 48 seats.ority, obviously, would be 51. 38 seats on the democratic side as we wait for a number of very consequential senate races to come in here this evening. bret: welcome to the panel, laura ingraham. sean hannity's still here, jesse waters. what are you thinking? >> trump the would be winning by a lot if this was a cannonball contest because of the huge splash in florida. almost 14 over harris, that's a big statement right out of the gate. she has not had a big statement so far tonight. the other big splash, virginia. now, we don't know how virginia's going to shake out o. but biden won virginia by 10. and if now it's tied. obviously, it's ooh too close the call. but right now she's playing defense. the trump team is very confident that georgia and north carolina are going to go their way, and harris is going to have to play defense in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. you're hearing trump doubling his black support in wisconsin, ahead with young voters in michigan. and in pennsylvania

we have mining operations in utah, arizona, and new mexico, operating properly. we have our real estate construction development here in denver. we have aircraft flying between here and moab, utah, so that we base aircraft at arapahoe county airport. >> the name of the arapahoe county airport comes up often in connection with the denver technological center. of course, there have been many factors which attract industry and people to the community. but the civic leaders are certain that it could not have been done without the airport. >> we cannot have our key people traveling from point a to point b and taking two days to do what we can do with our own aircraft in one day. the type of people that we attract to denver technological center are people that do a great deal of traveling. it's very important to them that they have the same flexibility and speed that we have with our own aircraft, and the proximity of arapahoe county airport naturally ties the whole thing together. >> the denver technological center is typical of hundreds of enterprises, specifically s

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that marching band now ranked the number one high school marching band in utah.g squad. ♪ >> david: incredible. number one. and they have each other's backs, which is how it should be. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. from all of us here, good night. the da calls them rolling riots. and in the south bay, sideshow participants are being arrested. plus. >> the postal truck hit his car. months later, he's still waiting for them to pay for it. and that's why seven on your side investigates. >> plus, living in a blue bubble, not a battleground. see what you've been missing out on leading up to the election, and why you might not be missing it at all. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> crime and costs. police spending is going up. so why is the number of cases being solved going down? good evening. i'm j.r. >> stone and i'm dan ashley thanks for joining us. despite huge increases in funding police departments are actually solving fewer crimes than ever. and as you'll see the gap is staggering. but why? >> abc seven news repor

>>of their ongoing 11 park protests here in utah.oncerns all year long until they came crumble. we're feeling really energized. we're feeling extremely motivated and committed. we're going to continue this campaign and help from bill makes a national peachtree commitment. the humane league has done more than protests in front of the kabul office. >>they put out a big billboard on i-15. they also received over 50,000 signatures on their online petition for e to become a cage free business. and so we have launched crumble cruelty dot com so people can know the truth about crumbl rather than the facade that they put crumble, responded to abc for that. they have looked into sourcing case free products. >>but that's not practical or feasible for the business. they also called the humane league stack this misleading and underhanded and said they will not commit to a plan that's unrealistic. >>krispy has got it. >>reporting from lindon, utah, abc, 4 as young son, kim. thanksgiving is just about a week away now and preparations are shifting

kennedy of utah. here we go. kennedy draws 34. 34. 34. did it switch? mcdowell. mcdowell, 46. 46. conaway. conaway. 41. 41. what do you want? hamada. hamada. hamada draws. 26. 26. ander. ander. 37. 37. mcguire. mcguire. 39. 39. 39. randall. randall. [laughter] randall. here we go, 16. elfrith. elfirth. elfrith. 21. 21. frank. frank. frank. frank is going for number 27. 27. not too bad. min. min. min. 31. 31. 31. subramanium. subramanium. 36. 36. 36. bell. bell. bell. [applause] [laughter] bell. bell is 15. ann harris of north carolina. harris of north carolina. there is one left, right, and that's number 6. [applause] ok. all right, how much fun was that? we have now concluded the lottery for members select. the sweet selection times will be displayed in a few minutes on the house transition website. please continue to monitor the list of available suites as they will change throughout the day. the first selection of the day will begin at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. so it should pop up here in just a second. there it is. there it is. it doesn't have the times yet. so conaway. conaway wi

a little-known company in utah called teal drones. company's found her on what they can do for the us military. he has a big contract next. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a military freefall, and i had some faulty equipment. i hit the ground. going, 30 to 40 knots and was instantly paralyzed. i met jack fanning when he invited us to park city, utah, through his foundation.

heavy snow, this is utah's cottonwood canyon. the system is heading east. in fact, philadelphia, up through new york city and boston all bracing. ginger zee timing it all out in a moment, but first, gio benitez leading us off, he's at newark airport tonight. >> reporter: on what's expected to be the busiest day for planes in the air, tonight, the faa issuing a ground delay at new jersey's newark liberty airport. slowing air traffic due to a shortage of air traffic controllers. the lack of staffing leading to growing delays at the height of the thanksgiving travel period. >> we are not leaders in terms of being able to handle more efficiently higher numbers of airplanes coming in and out of our region's airport. >> reporter: united airlines with a strong message to the faa, blaming them for disrupting more than 343,000 travelers with delays, cancellations, and long wait times this month alone. demanding that they rebuild staffing levels so travelers can depend on safe, efficient air travel. >> very stressed out about delays, about waiting in lines. i don't l

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 intimate logical munitions. these tests formed the basis for developing offensive biological weapons. no withstanding that. in april 1972, the us britain and the soviet union signed a convention strictly prohibiting such developments. and many con, seamless money on the 2nd year coming in super village with action. the models you see in utah seems the put the she or say she can wait for the use of the billing scalable authorities. tickets the full, the end an easy and health minister city for data. so potty trying to find out what was going on in the mysterious number.

i'm at the airport, i'm headed to utah. less than 24 hours. this was a similar conversation i had with people over and over. not only but came across another. this time there were three or 400 illegal immigrants gathered, sitting, lined up, very organized, following the instructions of the two border patrol agents who were there waiting for vans to come and pick them up. there were very clearly gang members from venezuela. there one was extremely high on drugs. there, families there from many other countries from kazakhstan and from turkey, from sri nepal. we came across another group of people wandering through the thai mountains quite far up who were from egypt asking for water. and the thing that surprised me, know, if you watch the news they talk about the god ways that our border patrol agents are vastly understaffed undermanned, under-resourced and so they talk about the got always and i was under the impression that that number would be high because of course people coming across our border illegally would not want to be intercepted. la

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utah state is looking to overturn a loss given to its team after they refused to play against san jose back in october. the decision to cancel the game came as san jose state players gender was called into question, and that player has not publicly self-identified as being transgender. but utah state and san jose state's conference, the mountain west, is being sued by a group that includes a player and coach from san jose state. this is all very complicated, but they claim the athlete in question is getting preferential treatment. >> san francisco's main post office is one step closer to bearing the name of the late former mayor and california senator dianne feinstein. this morning, the u.s. senate unanimously passed a bill to rename the rincon center station on stewart street the dianne feinstein post office. the bill now goes to the house of representatives. in september, the senate unanimously passed a bill to rename san francisco's 50 united nations plaza federal building as the senator dianne feinstein federal building. feinstein passed away last year at the age of 90. >> coming u

really popular with republicans and the governors like new hampshire, missouri, indiana, montana, utah, all would back that up. it is also very popular with democrats. when you separate it out versus the people who actually used the programs, they are widely supported. >> we have run out of time so we will have to wait until the next election to get your questions answered. i want to thank my fantastic panel who brought the energy in the civility to make these events work.>> good afternoon. thank you all. thank you. thank you. thank you. so let me say -- i love you guys. i love you guys. so let me say, my heart is full today. my heart is full today. full of gratitude. for the trust you have placed in me. full of love for our country. and full of resolve. the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. not what we fought for. not what we voted for. but hear me when i say, the life of america's promise will always burn bright. [crowd cheering] as long as we never give up. [crowd cheering] to doug and our family, i love you very much. [crowd cheering] to president biden and dr. biden,

utah state says the conference has failed to protect female athletes. director tells abc seven news he believes the, quote, safety argument isn't a strong one that will hold up in court. >> i would say that those colleges that don't want to play san jose state, they have anplay imperfect argument in that i've never been to their practices, but it's on a regular basis and it's, i think the rule rather than the exception that these women varsity sports and colleges, they pride there's men they practice against for mountain west schools, boise state, nevada, utah state and wyoming have forfeited their conference games against san jose state in protest. >> one of the schools could very well be matched up against the spartans next week. >> today, seniors in the east bay can learn how to use artificial intelligence to help themselves. the center for elders independence is offering classes to educate the community. they'll take place at their east oakland center from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m, and at their berkeley center for the same time. today's classes are availab

for decades as a prosecutor in utah -- and the top law-enforcement officer of our biggest eight, i -- our biggest estate, i w -- i won fights against predators who abused women and children and seniors. and cartels that trafficked in guns and drugs and human beings. [crowd chanting: we're not doing back] and it is my pledge to you, if you give me a chance to fight on your behalf as president, there is nothing in the world that will stand in my way. [cheers and applause] nothing in the world. and it is my pledge to you that when i walk with your help, when i walk into the white house instead of stewing over an enemies list, i will spend every day working on my to do list on your behalf. full of priorities that are about improving your life, about bringing down the cost of living, about banning corporate price gouging on groceries, about making housing and child care more affordable. my plan will be about cutting taxes for workers and middle-class families and small businesses. lowering health care costs, including the cost of home care for our seniors. [cheers and applause] here's wher

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kennedy of utah. 34. 34. mcdowell. mcdowell. mcdowell 46. 46. 46. conaway. conaway. 41. 41. 26. 26. allender. 37. 37. 37. mcguire. mcguire. 39. 39. 39. randall. randall. [laughter] randall. there we go. 16. 16. [applause] . alfred. alfred. 21. [applause] crank. crank. crank. going for number 27. not bad. min. min. 31. 31. subramaniam. 36. 36. well. -- bell. bell. [applause] bell. 15. [applause] and harris of north carolina. harris of north carolina. there is one left, right? and that is number six. [applause] ok. all right. having fun with that. now we have concluded the lottery for member select. the suite selection rounds will be displayed in a few minutes on the house transition website. please continue to monitor the list of available suites. they will change throughout the day. the first selection of the day will begin at 10:00 a.m.. 10:00 a.m.. it should pop up here in a second. there it is. there it is. conaway will go at 10:00 a.m.. that's not right. hold on. wait for the time to pop up. it will be given. -- gillen. le chatter] >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable ins