russian people. >> he goes on to make his video, a parody of the utah state video.fer duster. >> for a mike. >> pretty sure that was steve there with some -- i think he takes care of his ugly person demographic. how cute is the little kid. >> can men and women be just friends? >> i think that's a yes. >> guys and girls -- can't just be friends. >> i feek feel like they can. >> they, yes can. >> people seem to think just because you think someone is handsome or pretty, you can't be friends with that person, because then there's not friendship. >> if there's special attention, or sexual attention, they not be friends. >> when you kiss a woman, particularly on mouth or the neck right here, to me that's friendship. you can't get more friendly than that, you know what i mean? >> that's going to do it for another edition of "right this minute." we'll leave you with one more look at stewart the salsa-dancing chihuahua. we hope you have a great rest of your day, everybody and remember you can see fantastic videos and stror stories at rightthisminute.com. stror stories at ri

. >> when we first met curtis allgier at utah state prison's maximum security unit, it didn't take longiew. >> tell me a little about your tattoos, what some of them mean, when you got them. >> i've been getting tattoos since i was 13 years old. my whole family tattoos. that's what i do on the streets. i'm a tattoo artist. certain ones have meaning. i got my wife's name across my forehead. that's how much i love my lady. and other ones are my political beliefs. >> allgier's political beliefs have to do with his near lifelong affiliation with the skinheads. >> my whole family are skinheads. i was raised that way. i was born and raised into it. my dad, my uncle, all my cousins, all my family. being a skinhead is a way of life. it's preserving your race. it's being proud of who you are and wanting to better that. a swastika is a very powerful symbol. i wear it as a symbolism of pride of who i am. i have a lot of them. >> allgier gave a more detailed account of his tattoos in this previously unaired footage. >> what's the most painful area of your body to tattoo? >> it's a toss-up between t

ohio beats utah state in the famous idaho bowl. in the new mexico bowl. i have no idea. chris hooking up with roy. 61 yards. temple 37-15 is your winner. so a lot of bowls. >> the idaho bowl. >> yeah, famous idaho bowl. what does it look like tomorrow morning? >> slick roads out there possibly and a couple flurries. otherwise a pretty nice day. chilly on sunday. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye. >>> barbara walters confronted and criticized over her most facinated list. >> the star says flat out she picked the wrong people. >> the "weekend insider" is on. >> the new face off over her most fascinated people. >> the only thing she's ever done in life has held up her sister's dress. >> you cannot trust the kardashians. >> she's a fraud, she's a hoax. that fake sham marriage was disgusting. >> she's got no ratings, no talent, she's got nothing going. >> why oprah is caught in the middle of their latest smackdown. >> she's like the road in baltimore. >> janet jackson, one-on-one, how she won her weight loss battle. >> nutri-system's new spokeswoma

ohio trailing utah state 23-17 in the final seconds. the fake run up the middle, bouncing to the outside, diving in for the game-winning touchdown. bob cats beat the aggies 24-23 for their first bowl win in school history. >>> president obama has plenty to worry about during his time in the oval office, but there has been one major issue he's yet to address. >> we should be creating a playoff system. eight teams. that would be three rounds to determine a national champion. it would add three extra weeks to the season. you can trim back on the regular season. i don't know any serious fan of college football who has disagreed with me on this. so i'm going to throw my weight around a little bit. i think it's the right thing to do. >> those that want a playoff are still waiting for obama to get involved, take boise state, for example, ranked 7th. but instead of being part of an eight-team playoff, they are playing in the mako bowl. >> i'm really tired of the bcs name. >> i don't know who it makes sense to. i haven't heard anybody going, hey

ohio beats utah state in the famous idaho bowl. in the new mexico bowl. i have no idea. chris hooking up with roy. 61 yards. temple 37-15 is your winner. so a lot of bowls. >> the idaho bowl. >> yeah, famous idaho bowl. what does it look like tomorrow morning? >> slick roads out there possibly and a couple flurries. otherwise a pretty nice day. chilly on sunday. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye.

ohio trailing utah state 23-17 in the final seconds. tyler fakes the run up the middle and bounces to the outside. dives in for the game winning touchdown. the bobcats won 24-23 for their first bowl win in school history. in other action, temple blew out wyoming 37-15 in the new mexico bowl and the raging cajuns beat san diego state 32- 30 in the new orleans bowl. if that doesn't interest you, there are still 32 bowl games to go. the raiders are one game behind the broncos in the afc west and one game behind the jets for the final wild card spot. the best and only way into the playoffs would be for oakland to win out. >> comes down to a three-game season. we need to go and win these last three games. we have no other choice. you know, there are three winable games. we are going to go with this last part of the season with the mind set that every game is a must win. >> jason didn't have to worry about anyone icing his pick in the final seconds tonight. that is because dallas jumped out to a 28-0 lead in tampa. tony romo throws for three

and i used to fight when i was practicing lawyer for and to gifts by lobbyists to legislators the utah state legislature and they basically laughed me out of there these people were going on ski vacations golf vacations front row seats at the jazz games it's bribery pure and simple and these these gigantic campaign contributions we know it's exactly the same thing but if we want is going to be enough though if only individual candidates of people like yourself people like buddy roemer who's also been on the program say i'll take one hundred dollars in person because ultimately you still need the party machine to work you need to prop it up you need to get the name out there and all of that takes money so you know how do you actually fight the corruption was becoming a part of it it's so different now with social media we have a democratize means of communicating in this world not just in the country but around the world we've seen revolutions then governments because of communications that were facilitated by this new media we can do this in this country we can create the kind of grassroots

and i thought the car had potential to blow up. >> logan, utah, is a quiet college town home to utah state university. but right outside campus on september 12th, 2011, a car and a motorcycle collide and the bike bursts into flames. the unfolding scene is captured from the ninth floor of a nearby building of a videographer chris garth. >> i was setting up for a lecture. i noticed smoke outside the window. that's when i started videotaping. >> flames are spreading to the front end of the car. the driver has escaped but the man on the motorcycle is nowhere to be seen. university freshman kelsey alder coming rushing from her room. she notices something. >> i saw fingers under the car. i was like kathryn do you see those fingers? she said no i don't. >> more bystanders arrive as alder gets down on her stomach to confirm her fear. >> when i got down, his eyes were right across from mine and they were wide open. >> the rider is trapped. he's slipping in and out of consciousness and unable to move. >> there was a connection that i needed to get him out of there from that point on. there's no goin

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utah state over ohio and michael smith take a handoff and finds the open spaces and smith makes the pile on for 63 yards and this one came down to the final seconds, kyle pington runs for one yard and a 24-23 famous idaho poe tray poe bowl winner. and tempo and albuquerke. this one all owls. rob strider with a pass and a 61-yard score to give tempo a lead and the owls finish the season nine and four and the ragein cage ins against san diego state in the new orleans bowl, san diego state battling from behind and ryan little to kyle locket with just 35 seconds to play. but the aztecs can't celebrate yet, the cay gins get into range and brett fever and the ball sneaks in and the new orleans cajun win. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of sp [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job,

utah. one state senator says when it comes to abortion clinics in maryland, the laws are too relaxed and they need to be better regulated. it was an investigation that began back in august of 2010. after investigators say a young adult female from out of state was rushed to union hospital after complications from a medical procedure performed at 126 east high street. police say it was later found out the patients had been driven from new jersey to receive an abortion. doctors were on premises during the time of the incident. human remains were found inside a freezer chest. it was later determined the doctor had been escorting patients to the location. on december 28, both doctors were arrested and charged with murder. >> regardless of how anybody feels about the issue, nobody wants to see women killed. >> senator nancy jacobs of the 34 district, after getting wind of the allegations, drafted a bill that would better regulate abortion clinics in maryland. in this case, women were ferried into maryland or the laws are much more relaxed. >> it is not regulated in maryland at all. there is no req

our next guest is the former governor of the great state of utah, also a former united states ambassadora. he is now a candidate for the republican nomination for president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, here he is, jon huntsman. jon, come on out. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) how you doing? welcome to the program. you know, i think-- maybe it was a couple of years ago i was watching television during the day and they had a thing up, and barack obama was saying that you were leaving your post as ambassador to china, and he wished you well, and your time there was well regarded, and he really appreciated all you've done. i go, well, that's interesting. and because of that sendoff, i thought you were probably in the same party but you, in fact, were a republican and working under a democratic administration. >> in fact, a republican. i worked for president reagan, worked for president bush. i come from this old school belief, dade dave, when your country asks you to serve, your president is your president, regardless of party. >> dave: that's the way it's supposed to work. ( applause ) >>

utah. when states entered says when it comes to abortion clinics in maryland, the laws are too relaxed and they need to be better regulated. it was an investigation that began back in august of 2010. after investigators say a young adult female from at a state was rushed to union hospital after complications from a medical procedure performed at 126 east high street. police say it was later found out that the patient had been driven to receive an abortion. police say the doctors were on premises during the time of the incident and human remains were found inside of a freezer chest. it was later determined that the doctor had been escorting patients to the location. the other doctor was performing the abortions. on december 28, post doctors were arrested and charged with murder. >> regardless of how anybody feels about the issue, nobody wants to see women killed. >> senator nancy jacobs of the 34th district drafted a bill that would better regulate abortion clinics in maryland. >> it is not regulated in maryland at all. there is no requirement for safe abortions. >> despite the bill's failu

this is a filmmaker from utah state and he gathered a sample size of a bunch of different students and and you think is that true for me? >> what do you think? i think they can. >> well, my wife is watching. so i don't know. >> the answer for you is no? >> possibly. i can remember some -- >> watch yourself now. >> friends from high school? >> stay with no. probably safe for you. another thing on the web a lot of people are thinking is this really happening? we are talking about will ferrell and this new commercial he is doing. it's kind of bizarre. take a look. >> too busy being a hollywood phony. i like to come out here in davenport and sit on my favorite log and crack open an ice old old milwaukee. something i do. well, truth be told, i've never been to davenport, this is my first time but it's something i want to do, you know? i mean, it looks like something that would be fun to do, come out here and sit on a log and drink old milwaukee. >> is this a real commercial? >> yes, it is. old milwaukee on a log. what could be more natural? he's done a handful of these already in small town

states for ratification. additionally, we urge congress to make utah's concurrent resolution part of the congressional record." they also proceed to explain why they feel so strongly about this. they say not only for our own sake but for future generations as well, the states must now combine in an unwavering resolve with convincing action to put the nation's financial house in order. passage of your own state's resolution urging the support for a balanced budget amendment dan help make this happen. please join with utah and call upon congress immediately to pass a balanced budget amendment. we respectfully encourage you and urge your congressional delegation to act in your behalf. they're calling not only on congress but also on their fellow state legislators throughout the country to urge this same action from congress. and in the same breath they also adopted and they supported whole heartedly the specific balanced budget amendment found in senate joint resolution 10. i thank them for doing that and i think they reflect views of so many of our state legislatures which balance their budgets every single yea

high wind warnings and advisories were also used for several other states including utah, nevada and wyoming. >>> the time right now is 4:35. at 4:40. holiday sales numbers are rising, the latest on the shopping spree coming up in your money. >>> at 4:48. you better prepare for higher fares if you rely on metro rail to get arnold. >> we're back with -- around. >> we're back with your weather first in two minutes. keep it here. >>> a frosty friday morning here, 4:38. got some frost out there. temperatures in the 20s in many years, 40ish around 9:00. by noon 50, look at the winds northwest at 5 to 10 with highs in the mid 50s. driving home under clear skies and 52. the weekend forecast in the next five minutes, right now good friday morning monika samtani. >> good friday morning howard. we are going to take a look at southbound 270 at shady grove road. there are no problems from frederick down past gaithersburg to the point where the lanes divide. more on the maryland roadways in the next report. jessica back to you. >>> thank you monika. time right now 4:38 and i'm watching your money

i ran for governor in 2004 on a promise to my people in the state of utah that we would fire the engines of growth and we would reform the tax system and deliver that state as the number one seed for business in the united states people laugh when we talk about that but i got elected on that platform in 2004. it took two years but we deliver a flat tax to the people of our state. i hear candidates talking about tax reform a little nibbling around the edges here or there. i don't know another candidate in this race who's actually deliver a flat tax and engaged in the kind of meaningful tax reform that i delivered to the people of my state. what it allows us to do it allows us to triple the rainy day fund and allows me to deliver the largest tax cuts seen in the history of our state to read it allows us to become the best managed state in america. so said depue's senator. it allowed us over time to get unemployment down to 2.4%. remember those days we became the fastest growing state in america because people simply wanted the dignity of a job and i say this economic deficit that we are fa

what i have done is a twice-elected governor of the state of utah. s living overseas four times serving three times as the united states ambassador. most importantly, being a father of seven children. i have three daughters who are on the campaign trail with me. and if you want to see some of their antics, i'd just ask you to go on youtube and you can see what a video gone viral actually means. so the candidate can give a speech on foreign policy and get five hits on youtube. my daughters can do a corny spoofy video and it will go viral overnight. and i'm beginning to understand the nature of political communication these days. so those three girls are on the campaign trail with me. two boys in the united states navy. and i'm honored and delighted that they're willing to wear the uniform of the united states. [applause] >> two little adopted girls, one from china and one from india and every day i look into their eyes when i'm at home, which isn't often, and i'm reminded of the world they are about to step into, which leads me to where i am here today

. >> the times reporter writes with the propensity of super heroes in the state of utah.hat's right, mass vigilantes are out to clean up salt lake city? consider yourselves warned evil jaywalkers. andy? >> it is just never good anymore. >> i don't know why you had to hit so close to home, andy. >> never good anymore. >> speaking of homes, stop having your cats pea on me. >> are meds making us dead? do they give out peabodys for this? >> i think so. >> it allegedly surpassed auto accidents as the leading cause of accidental deaths. according to the national center for health statistics, yes, that national center for health statistics, they died from what they called poisoning in 2008 versus 38,000 who died in traffic accidents. and nine out of ten of those came from prescription drug overdoses with the most being things like vie co -- vicodin, oxycontin 1k3* per cassette. >> this is just the tip of the iceberg of the prescription drug abuse problem. the take home here is this should be a wake up call. whatever. for more on the benefits of pill popping let's go to tripsy th

he was a strong and successful governor of a conservative state, utah.e has a strong conservative record but in the republican primaries, he seems not to fit the groups that are really defining that selection process at this time. you know, he hopes that he will do well in new hampshire and stay alive and then downstream he will have some success and my own guess is that he probably is beginning to hope that if it become as broker convention, he can have a voice in that. but it's tough now just looking at the playing field how -- to see how jon huntsman, as impressive as his credentials are, can catapult to the top. he takes position not in line with many of the people who are driving the republican debate on climate change, for example. he believes it's real and he believes it's true and there are a lot of people who have contrary points of view. >> what is clear is that although newt gingrich, who's the current front-runner, would prefer this to be a very civilized affair, mitt romney took off the gloves and called gingrich zany, suggested that he's il

ut electricity to thousands.that shut down for the day.it was a similar story in states aaross the southwest, incllding utah- where even big rigs couldn't stand up to the winds. "trucks and trailers my size road. and, of course, semis e tipped over. and motion sickness,,lots of motion sickness." (nats of wind) ....adding to the region's problems is the fire threat -- which is high because of the winds and dry conditions.i'm bill caiaacii, reporting. crews are working to ressore power across the reggon, but in california's hard-hit san fernando vaaley it may take up to another day.los angeles county has declared a state of emergency. the baltimore running festival brought big bucks to the city... and state.the annual festival pulled in about 30 million dollars.a record 25- thousand runners took part in the ffstival...which iicludes... a marathonn. halff marathon and 5-k.over the past 10 years... it's become one of the biggess events in maryland. let there be light! light!nats hundreds gathered for the pighting of the washington mooument.this marks the 40th year... for the holiday event... in mount vernoo. fo

and on this day in 1933, the state of utah ratified the 21st amendment. do so. and that officially ended the federal prohibition of alcohol. prohibition had taken effect way back in 1919. it successfully reduced alcohol consumption no doubt. but it also gave violent gangs another way to make big money. boot leggers, including al capone built criminal empires distributing booze while a government lost billions and billions when billions was a lot in tax revenue. support for the ban dipped dramatically and sparked its reversal. although the state of mississippi didn't end it until 1966. >> but the national booze ban went right down the drain 78 years ago today. and now you know the news for this monday, december the 5th, 2011. i'm shepard smith. thanks for joining us tonight. we're back tomorrow noon pacific, 3:00 eastern for "studio b." and back here for another fox report on a tuesday night. our friend, mr. bill is up next. he would appreciate it if you would stay

the administration has sued alabama, utah and south carolina. three other statesve passed similar laws. it argued immigration is an issue for congress and that states have no business getting involved. but arizona governor jan brewer and officials in other states say the state law commitments efforts at the time federal level. and with the only way to solve a crisis the federal government has refused to fix. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> this morning on "the early show," former vice president dick cheney and his wife, lynn. this is the "cbs morning news." hey babe... oh, hi honey! so i went to the doctor today, then picked up a few extra things for the baby. oh boy... i used our slate card with blueprint. we can design our own plan to avoid interest by paying off diapers and things each month. and for the bigger stuff, we can pay downalance faster to save money on interest. bigger? bigger. chase slate with blueprint helps you save money on life's little surprises. trip...lets... start your path to saving today, call 855-get-slate. is best absorbed in sma

deficit, $15 trillion in debt, the need to fire engines in growth as i did as the governor of the state of utahortantly, wolf, we need someone to tackle the trust deficit. because i believe the trust deficit in america is as kroszive as the economic deficit. and that means we need to have a candidate and ultimately a president who can work for term limits in congress. who can work toward closing a revolving door and who deals with the banks on wall street. we have banks too big to fail, wolf, and sweatering ourselves up for another bailout. >> your policy is different than ron paul's. here's the question i have been asking the other candidates as well, if he were to get the republican nomination, would you be able to vote for him? >> that's a hypothetical, wolf. and i ain't going there. >> it is a simple question, a yes or no. >> it is not a simple question. if you feel you are going to be the nominee -- >> newt gingrich said he couldn't vote for him. mitt romney said he couldn't. rick santorum said he could. a yes or a no? >> if ron paul can get to the finish line, i would be happy to support

high-wind warnings and advisories are up tonight in five states, including california and utah. lee cowan reports these are no ordinary winds. >> reporter: southern california is used to santa ana winds this time of year, but these were like santa anas few had seen here in more than a decade. >> i've never, ever seen anything like that. >> reporter: gusts were clocked as high as 80 miles per hour, and that was just outside downtown los angeles. hundreds of thousands are without power, dozens of schools are closed, some businesses shut. and many are now homeless. >> i didn't expect this to happen. >> reporter: crystal walters had been riding out the storm at her home all night when the neighbor's tree fell and split her house in two. >> i'm trying not to cry. it's so sad because the holidays are coming. >> reporter: in nearby pasadena, police say 23 square miles are littered with trees and power lines. at least 40 buildings are damaged beyond repair and half the city doesn't have any water. >> whoa! >> reporter: it's not just california. outside salt lake city the national weathe