there is a change, bar owner, dell vance calls overdue but also meaningless unless the state agrees to issue more liquor licenses. >> like everything here, a day late and six-pack short. the state is out of liquor licenses so even, even if, somebody wanted to open another bar on this block they couldn't. there is no license available. >> went to the university of utah. >> reporter: the state controls liquor sales and to vance it is proof the church of latter day saints still dominates utah politics. >> obviously you, know, utah is associated with more mmons they don't consume alcoholic beverages. i don't understand why if i don't do something i have to make it more difficult and aggravating for the person who does it. >> for this couple, the anti-alcohol crusade began with a phone call. >> i get a call from my daughter. she simply said dad we have been in a very serious accident. then, john, i guess the most poignant time in my life is when i had to watch my daughter, my son-in-law, pull life support off that baby, 24 hours before was a loving family, and then had to say good-bye, watc

vice admiral symbol, former president of the uniformed services, university of health sciences, jim vance, the anchor on channel four in b.c. and for the most recent graduate to the pride of some people kobe bryant place for the los angeles leaders a graduate, and i could name five or six others president's of where we live at least once a month or so someone comes up i went to marian, too and i found out the catholic priest who had been working there longer than we had been there graduated in 1950. so just a few name droppings' helps to set the stage. okay. all six of us went off to preflight school after graduation, five went to florida and i was sent to kissell birchfield mississippi. a great place for a young 18 year old platform and philadelphia to go in 1944. after failing the eye examination some four months later i was admitted to the school at fort benning georgia. i was 18-years-old when i started the course, did well and was commissioned in 45, august 452nd lieutenant of infantry and sent to join the 93rd division. at that time i was 19-years-old. i joined the 369th infantry re

. >> reporter: the state controls liquor sales own to vance it is proof the church at latter day saints utah politics. >> obviously, you know, utah is associated with mormons and they don't consume alcoholic beverages. i don't understand why some people think, well, if i don't do something i've got to make it more difficult and aggravating for the person who does to do it. >> reporter: for art and jamie brown, the anti--alcohol crew said began with a late night phone call two years ago. >> i got a call from my daughter. she simply said, dad, we've been in a very serious accident. john, the most poignant time in my life is when i had to watch my daughter, my son-in-law, pull life support off that baby e who 24 hours before was a loving family and then have to say good-bye, watch the baby turn color and then walk out of the room. >> reporter: matthew was 2 months old, killed by a drunk driver. >> he had been served over six hours, 21 drinks. over 21 drinks. when he got rowdy, they threw him out, got in his car, drove around and he hit our daughter. three times the legal limit. >> reporter

jim vance, the anchor an channel 4 nbc. and for the most recent graduate, to the pride of some people, kobe bryant. plays for the los angeles lakers. a graduate. and i could name five or six others, residents of where we live in fairfax. at least once a month or so, somebody comes up. i went to lord marion too and i found out that the catholic priest who has been working there longer than of would been there, graduated -- than we've been there, graduated in 1950, so just a few name droppings, it helps to set the stage. ok. all six of us went off to preflight school after graduation. five went to florida. and i was sent to keifler field, biloxi, mississippi. a great place for a young black from main lane to go to in 1944. after failing the eye examination, some four months later, i was admitted into officer candidate school at fort benning, georgia. i was 18 years when i started the course. did well, and was commissioned in 1945, august of 1945, second lieutenant of infantry and sent to join the 93rd division. at that time i

to vance, it's proof the chaur ch of latter day saints still dominates politics. >> obviously utah ise washington, d.c. mormons, and they don't consume alcohol beverages. i don't see why people think, well, i don't do something, but i've got to make it more difficult for those who do. >> for this couple -- >> i get a call for my daughter. she said dad, we've been in a very serious accident. john, i guess the most poignant time in my life is when i had to watch my daughter, my son-in-law off that baby whom 24 hours before was a loving family and have to say good-bye, watch the baby turn color and walk out of the room. >> reporter: matthew was two months old, killed by a drunk driver. >> we had been served over six hours 21 drinks. when he got rowdy, they through him out. he got in his car and drove around and hit our daughter. >> brown heads the state's mothers against drunk driving chapter. he compliments mayor decker for allocating resources. but he says allowing bars downtown and in residential neighborhoods is dangerous. >> the wetter you get it for the kids, the more probability t

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trying to bring to the floor for months and were denied the opportunity back in september to an end vance and amendment. we have several different -- to advance an amendment. we have several different options and we can introduce some today. as you know, i have been pursuing a resolution of disapproval, a different mechanism, but either way that we choose to take, and at this point in time my inclination is to proceed with the resolution of disapproval. i think that that is a more clear path poleward. but either way, i think it is important that we demonstrate repeatedly that the preferred alternative when it comes to regulating emissions in this country is to move through a legislative procedure, a legislative route that will allow for a balancing of how we reduce our emissions in this country and at the same time ensure that we do not kick the economy in the head rather wounded. we need to do this with a balance. when we talk about climate legislation, that climate legislation should go through the legislative process, not through the epa regulatory process. >> in light of the election

series this morning called leadership position in as speaker series and nablus think john morton it is vance for being willing to be invited here and except the participation to participate. in march and we will have from u.s. citizenship and immigration services, another key position because what we want to do with the speaker series is give people who have substantial and imports to end immigration portfolios of a government an opportunity to meet with a public audience here and explain their vision for there agency, particularly early on in there tenure as possible. we will get you the invitation on the next run that will be followed with others as people are confirmed and so forth. the four met revalues this morning is for me to turn over the party am to john morton who will make remarks will be his opportunity to lay out what i started in but he sees the ice work to him being there and then he will join me right for he is now seated on the stage and we will have a conversation for a bit and i will ask him questions to follow up on what he talks about and raise issues he has not had a ch