that's what protesters in salt lake city and washington d.c. are saying about the trans-pacific partnership a trade deal that shrouded in secrecy we'll tell you more about what's in this global path ahead and congress is getting bit by the bitcoin today the senate learned all about this virtual currency and how it could change the landscape with digital finance the lawmakers want to know could this digital cash be used for illegal activity. and even down in san francisco one man was detained held down and beat by police officers all three illegally driving a bicycle now he's accusing police of using excessive force we'll tell you his story later in the show. it's tuesday november nineteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm in you're a david and you're watching our team. lead negotiators from twelve countries who are taking part in the trans-pacific partnership began meeting today in salt lake city utah now to refresh your memory the trans-pacific partnership or t p p is a new trade deal being negotiated that would open up markets between nations

lake city utah. well if you've ever watched a crime movie or had the misfortune of being arrested yourself then you know how the booking process goes you have your picture taken and you are fingerprinted and then you are put in a cell to await the next phase of your case but an increasing number of states are adding another step to that process collecting a mouth swab for d.n.a. samples these d.n.a. samples can help local and federal law enforcement agencies or solve ols and future crimes however the american civil liberties union says the process is a violation of an individual's privacy and they are willing to go to court to end the practice northern california's a.c.l.u. group filed a lawsuit back in two thousand and nine on behalf of lily haskell the woman you're looking at who was arrested while attending a peace rally in san francisco she was released without being charged but her d.n.a. is now in california's system up permanently the case will be taken up by the ninth u.s. circuit court of ap

vocal groups could put those plans on hold in salt lake city utah. well if you've ever watched a crime movie or had the misfortune of being arrested yourself then you know how the booking process goes you have your picture taken you are fingerprinted and then you are put in a cell to await the next phase of your case but an increasing number of states are adding yet another step in that process collecting a mouth swab for d.n.a. samples now these d.n.a. samples can help local and federal law enforcement agencies solve old and future crimes however the american civil liberties union says the process is a violation of individual's privacies and they are willing to go to courts to end the practice here in california as a.c.l.u. group filed a lawsuit back in two thousand and nine on behalf of lilly haskell the woman that you're looking at she was arrested while attending a peace rally in san francisco she was released without being charged but her d.n.a. is now in california's system currently the case will be taken up by the ninth u.s. circuit court of

lake city utah. well if you've ever watched a crime movie or had the misfortune of being arrested yourself then you know how the booking process goes you have your picture taken you are fingerprinted and then you are putting your cell to await the next phase of your case but an increasing number of states are adding yet another step to that process by collecting amounts of d.n.a. samples now these d.n.a. samples can help local and federal law enforcement agencies solve old and future crimes however the american civil liberties union says the process is a violation of an individual's privacy and they're willing to go to court to end the practice northern california a.c.l.u. group filed a lawsuit back in two thousand and nine on behalf of lily haskell the woman you are looking at who was arrested while attending a peace rally in san francisco she was released without being charged but her d.n.a. is now in california's system permanently the case will be taken up by the once u.s. circuit court of appeal

could have on the world i'm joined now by former salt lake city mayor rocky anderson rocky things are so much for joining me on the phone it's great to be with you abbi thank you so rocky you were at the tea party rally yesterday what was the main concern you gauge from the protestors. well there's a huge concern about the complete lack of any transparency these talks have been going on for years behind closed doors and there have been for some six hundred multinational corporations including of course halliburton wal-mart monsanto. shover on but the people and the media haven't been provided anything and there is so much at risk for the public health for the environment for access to viable medicines for regulation and protection against the ravages of the too big to fell financial institutions across the board these folks have come together in secret to protect the interests of multinational corporations and all of it so detrimental to the public interest and in the most anti democratic ways certainly out let's talk specifically about you tom what implications but the tea people hav

high wind warnings will be in effect until noon today in salt lake city. >> and in denver, the shovels and plows are out for the season's first snowstorm. more than six inches fell in some spots, quickly turning to ice after it hit the ground. drivers had a rough time navigating the roads. and many flights in and out of the airport were delayed or canceled. >>> the arctic blast will intensity and expand to much of the nation's midsection today. expect frigid conditions from north texas to oklahoma, north into minnesota. rainy along the east coast. and it will be freezing along the northern border. >>> now, to the solemn remembrances around the nation today as america marks 50 years since president kennedy was killed. >> and for the first time ever, the assassination being remembered in dealey plaza, where the president was shot. abc's brandi hitt is there. >> reporter: john f. kennedy was more than president of the united states. >> what you must be concerned about, always, of course, is the future. >> reporter: that all changed on november 22nd, 1963. >> mrs. kennedy now gets into the

caroline connally from our fox affiliate in salt lake city has the story. ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >> reporter: at a time of year when we're all asking for something, it sometimes just takes someone to remind us to give. >> mostly it can help people be happier and like get them through hard times. >> reporter: alongside the hundreds skating and awaiting the holiday lights today was a 13-year-old boy whose made this season sound a little different. >> hip-hop, like duck step. >> reporter: he volunteered to spin the music for everyone here. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: sharing a gift he unexpectedly found about one year ago. >> that's actually ha got him through his treatment, is he was always dancing. always listening to music. >> reporter: last october, he was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. >> we all broke down. we had our minutes of crying and then immediately we and my husband both said okay. this is what we have. let's deal with it and not focus on me. let's get better and fight. >> reporter: it was somewhere along that fight. >> had to go up to the hospital like every day.

it's a small internet company that could coming up i'll introduce you to salt lake city's c.e.o. standing up to the u.s. government in the name of privacy. plus britain is king of the world's tax savings . growing dependent overseas territories who have long been considered among the worst offenders of the world tax haven. the u.k.'s offshore banking industry is found to be the largest most secret in the world despite number ten's tax evasion crusade. broadcasting twenty four seven live from moscow you with. now there's been another stark reminder that iraq is far from reaching any kind of stability any time soon a further sixteen deaths at the hands of suicide bombers at an army base north of baghdad now and how the deadly mix of sectarian bloodshed and terrorist attacks are destroying chances for peace and setting new records for civilian casualties. a journalist from baghdad abdul razzaq has grown used to being in the center of events but never before did he become the story himself until one day he was driving to work when suddenly. i turned towards the two storey bridge and

boycotting the tepee that's what protesters in salt lake city and washington d.c. are saying about the transpacific partnership a trade deal that shrouded in secrecy we'll tell you more about what's in this global tasks ahead and congress is getting bitten by the big point today the senate learned all about this virtual currency and how it could change the landscape of digital finance the lawmakers want to know could this digital cash be used for illegal activities and beaten down in san francisco one man was detained held down and beat by police officers all for illegally riding the bicycle now he's accusing police of using excessive force we'll tell you his story later in the show. it's tuesday november nineteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm in the area david and you are watching our team. lead negotiators from twelve countries who are taking part in the transpacific partnership began meeting today in salt lake city utah to refresh your memory the transpacific partnership or t p p is a new trade deal being negotiated that would open up markets between nations

it's a small internet company that could coming up i'll introduce you to salt lake city c.e.o. standing up to the u.s. government in the name of privacy. britain is king of the world's tax havens. dependencies overseas territories have long been considered among the worst offenders of world tax a victory the u.k.'s offshore banking industry has found to be the largest and most secret in the world despite number ten tax evasion increase a. hello there it's good to have you company you're watching our tape with me andrew farmer . there's been another stark reminder that iraq is far from reaching any kind of stability any time soon a further sixteen deaths at the hands of suicide bombers as an army base north of baghdad. now and the deadly mix of sectarian bloodshed and terrorist attacks are wiping chances for peace and setting new records for civilian casualties. a journalist from baghdad abdul razzaq has grown used to being in the center of events but never before did he become the story himself until one day he was driving to work when suddenly. i turned towards the two storey

speech boycotting the ttp that's what protesters in salt lake city and washington d c are saying about the trans pacific partnership that revealed that shrouded in secrecy we'll tell you more about what's in this global path ahead. again bitten by the cooling today the senate learn all about this virtual currency and how to change the landscape of digital finance law makers wanna know could this digital catch the use for illegal activity and beaten down in san francisco one man was detained and held down and my police officers all for illegally riding a bicycle now he's accusing police of using excessive for us. we'll tell you this story later shell. in november nineteen ninety and washington d c i carried a bit and you are watching our team the negotiators from all countries were taking part in a trans pacific partnership began meeting today in salt lake city utah. refresh your memory the chance the civil partnership or tp peak is a new trade deal being negotiated. that would open up markets between nations along the pacific and ran now it's also one free deal that has by and large re

that's what protesters in salt lake city and washington d.c. are saying about the transpacific partnership a trade deal that's shrouded in secrecy we'll tell you more about what's in this global pass. and congress is getting bit by the big game today the senate learned all about this virtual currency and how it could change the landscape of digital finance the lawmakers want to know could this digital cash be used for illegal activities and even down in san francisco one man was detained held down and beaten by police officers all three illegally riding his bicycle now he's accusing police of using excessive force we'll tell you this story later in the show. it's tuesday november nineteenth four pm in washington d.c. and i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. . lead negotiators from twelve countries who are taking part in the trans-pacific partnership began meeting today in salt lake city utah now to refresh your memory the transpacific partnership or t p p is a new trade deal being negotiated that would open up markets between natio

lake city c.e.o. standing up to the u.s. government in the name of privacy. but britain is carrying out the world's tax havens. dependancies the overseas territories is being considered a moment of worst offenders oh well tex avery the u.k.'s offshore banking industry is found to be the largest and most secret in the world despite a number of towns tax evasion course eight. pm in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshie welcome to the program and there's been another stark reminder that iraq is far from reaching any kind of stability any time soon a further nineteen deaths at the hands of suicide bombers at an army base north of baghdad were going off now reports on how the deadly mix of sectarian bloodshed and terrorist attacks are destroying chances for peace and setting new records for civilian casualties. a journalist from baghdad abdul razzaq has grown used to being in the center of events but never before did he become the story himself until one day he was driving to work when su

. >> good evening it evening the warriors in salt lake city, a reason not to smile. clay thompson. 37 in the 2nd quarter, 4 3- pointers. 6'9", 200 pounds. curry had to leave the game but did interviews after and seemed all right. warriors 98-87. real quick nick robinson coach for southern utah. rushrichard solomon, that is one cool thing, you get to see your players grow up and see you love the profession and they go into it. 45-47. on paper the giants have good rotation. 2 years, $23 million. he has more wins than any other pitcher, 3-time all-star. 8 and 7. season cut short by broken right ankle. tim hudson is now a san francisco giant. late in the game, coming clean and drew brees fumbles. you can't come to the head or the neck. they call a penalty and the 49ers win 23-20. >> i thought he made a great play. if he has a penalty, we give him a minus. we didn't assign a minus on that play. >> they are now 6 and 4. as reported earlier former raider tom at thomas howard was involved in a car accident. he passes away at the age of 30. raiders look like they have a new s

. >> jalen and lincoln taylor of salt lake city put together the video. they said they have too much swag about two of us. the baby is due in may. >> look at that. that's pretty good. that's a professional job, though. that is great. good for you. >> real happy. >>> if you can't watch your favorite show without tweeting, you're not alone. >> how twitter is trying to cash in on you, on abc2 news which starts right now. >>> i feel like we've been left out of the process. >> shifting the school district lines in baltimore county leaves many neighborhoods crying foul. >> a towson university student hurt badly in a stabbing. >> and a pitbull kills the owner. >>> thanks for being here with us on this monday night. night. redrawing the school district lines. superintendent dallas dance is expected to make recommendations to the school board tomorrow. critics say their concerns have been ignored. >> reporter: the loch raven community on towson's east side is pretty far removed from the school overcrowding on the west side so they never thought redistricting would

could have on the world i'm going to buy former salt lake city mayor rocky anderson rocky thank you so much for joining me on the phone it's great to be with yabby thank you so rocky you were at the tea party rally yesterday what was the main concern you gauge from the protestors. well there's a huge concern about the complete lack of any transparency these talks have been going on for years behind closed doors and there have been lobbyists for some six hundred multinational corporations including of course halliburton wal-mart monsanto show. but the people in the media haven't been provided anything and there is so much at risk for the public health for the environment for access to viable medicines for regulation and protection against the ravages of the too big to fell financial institutions across the board these folks have come together in secret to protect the interests of multinational corporations and all of it so detrimental to the public interest and in the most anti democratic ways certainly let's talk specifically about you tom. what implications but the tea people have and

. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, denver, los angeles, salt lake city, kansas city and dallas. >>> faa investigators are getting work this morning looking into the somewhat bizarre reason for an emergency landing. >> a jetblue flight from ft. myers, florida, to boston, had to land after an evacuation slide deployed inside the cabin. one passenger said the slide pinned a flight attendant into a small area at the front of the plane. >> all of a sudden, there was a big noise. and then, it blew up, like, you know? it was the -- scary. a little scary. >> the flight attendant closest to the slide suffered only minor injuries. none of the other 77 people onboard were hurt. another plane was used to complete the passengers' journey. >>> new rules requiring seat belts for all those onboard large buses are being put into place. the government says beginning in november 2016, all big buses must have lap and shoulder belts for each passenger and the driver. that does not include school or transit buses. the new rules come after a number of accidents, some of them f

. >>> dash cam footage from a police chase near salt lake city, utah, has a surprise ending that even officers didn't see coming. and now, we have an exclusive interview with the woman involved. >> i'm going out. i'm going out on a train. it's a train. the train hitter. >> the officer saying she just hit the train. the train hit her. 29-year-old bonnie stroud. in the dash cam, you see the smoke and dust flying from her car being hit by an oncoming train. she was trying to beat the train to get away from police. keep watching the video. her car has been pushed over to the side. the front end severely damaged. [ train horn blaring ] >> oh, my goodness. there was another track. >> that was a second train on a second track that came in, could not stop, according to the conductor. and bonnie stroud was still inside her car at the time of impact. >> did she survive? what happened? >> she survived the impact. according to police, they had been called to a residence near the train track. the person that called said the person won't leave my house. the police showed up. that's when according t

in northern mississippi, there are delays in seattle as well as buffalo, cleveland, denver, salt lake city. those are deicing delays at the airport. we expect more trouble on the holiday itself. these are going to start developing overnight tonight into more morning. the national weather service is issuing a winter weather advisory for right around i-81 and areas to the west. we are expecting slow -- snow and sleet. d.c. metro, we can see a little bit of this onset in the morning hours. by the afternoon, it changes to rain. if we do not get a winter he makes, it will still be a traveling mass. rainfall will be heavy at time. the biggest travel day of the year, the day before thanksgiving. up and down the eastern seaboard, we will have wet and windy conditions. if you are traveling anywhere capital nation's section westward, things are looking good. is 36 degrees at 3:00 today. 34 by 6:00 and 33 with cloudy skies cleared if you're going to the redskins game tonight, i hope you have something to keep yourself covered up. i'll have your forecast in a few minutes. stay connected with us w

as well as to dallas, to lant tick city, to salt lake city, in search of young men who were so drunk they were unable to defend themselves. >> the stated they have never had a sexual encounter with another man. >> alleged attack that stopped him started last month in college park at loony's pub and ended at poindexter's home in gaithersburg. >> we have a quick head's up about road closures to finish up the project in northeast. starting tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., expect rolling street closures as the crews begin to install the overhead and all be done between 3rd and 14th streets on h street. >> still to come tonight, the obstacles facing those trying to get aid to parts of the philippines, just devastated by a massive tycoon. >> but first, a flee market find brings closure to one soldier's journey years after that journey came to an end. >>> thank you so much. everyone who took time to donate to this year's turkey for troops drive. helped to raise $95,377 and guess what? that adds up to 1900 holiday meals for local military families. the best news is, you can still help out. it's not to

temperatures are chilly in salt lake city. and bluesas city stretching out toward the gulf coast. it is what i would call a light thanksgiving for many as we look at the snow cover. almost 30% of the continental united states has some snow covered this morning. that does not include us in d.c., so you snow lovers will have to had west to the mountains. coming down across the great lakes and the cold air was over the warmer lake water and that causes some instability and a snow shower to develop. we overnight into northern maryland, but it was very light and did not last long. high pressure will dominate the us lots ofay giving sunshine and a cool northwesterly flow. clipper just a little and that's not going to do anything for us. we expect plenty of sunshine the next couple of days. great for your holiday travel if you are out and about. high temperatures will be in the mid-to upper 30s. for tonight, cold and clear skies. in the city, only 25 to 28 degrees. by tomorrow, a carbon copy of today but the wind will be a little calm her. if that is too chilly, check out your seven-day

lake city. >>> and topping our ne, nearly 2,0 people are confirmed dead in the plippines from typhoo haiyan. officialwarn the death toll could climb to more than 10,000. >>> dens of americanailors and more than aircraft are on their way on board the "uss george washington" to the hard-hit area. military officls say suicides among service members are down more than 22% this year. e number spiked to 349 last yearthe highest since the peagon beganracking in2001. >>> andoronto mayor rob for told supporters monday that he is, quot not going anywhere, guaranteed, follong his admission at he smoked crack cocaine. the city council is expected to vo tomorrow on an unprecedented motion that wld remove ford fromffice if he doesn't take a leave of absence. >>> okay. so in singapore, fans of anime flocked togeth for an ultimate night of playing dress-up. at the annual festival, participants celebrated their passionsor various video ge chacters and japanese anime personalities with elaborate costumes, as you can see there. colay, costumes and play, originated in japa as y can see, it's been catchi

christiansen died this morning at a hospital in salt lake city from complications during liver transplant surgery. he was 57. he battled liver disease and other health problems in present years. >>> $380 million. that is the a point apple's corporate attorney samsung should pay for infringement. they made that during the opening statements of the attorneys said $52 million is more reasonable. they accuse the company of stealing ideas. the judge ruled that the jury miscalculated the damages and tossed out $400 million of the verdict. the new trial, expected to last a week, is to review that portion of the original award. >>> search and rescue tkpwaeupblts are getting ready for the surf contest at half- moon bay. it opens on november 1st. today they began getting ready to ensure everyone is safe. that included practicing pulling people out of choppy water. >> we prepare for the worst case scenario but having a great group of professionals out here about water safety and search and rescue. an opportunity to spend time together and see the local conditions to be as prepared as we can be. >> w

he died this morning at a hospital in salt lake city from complications during liver transplant surgery. he played college football for byu and suffered from liver disease and other health problems in recent years. >>> changes for netflix subscribers to make the menu easier. and these cute little pickups received the red carpet treatment as they headed for a cross country flight and we'll tell you why. >>> u.s. stocks today. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 38. the nasdaq up 30 and s&p is 8 at 1776. >>> apple attorneys are demanding another $379 million from samsung today in a patent infringement retrial. the new trial got underway to review penalties against samsung from a previous trial. lucyco originally awarded apple $1 billion but ruled the jurors made -- jury made errors in their calculations. the new trial will review that portion of the original award. >>> a makeover to netflix' tv menu is rolling out. they redesigned the online catalogue to make it easier for subscribers to find videos to watch. the new look includes three large slide show images and a synopsi

he ran the 2002 winter games in salt lake city. >>> senator john mccain is turning down another bid for president. the arizona republican says while he's getting a lot of pressure to run it's not on his radar. he will be 80 come 2016. it's time for our "first look" of politics. joining me here is ellis. tell me about the results of this new poll. there's been so much talk since chris christie's win last week about his ability to put together a diverse coalition. these numbers suggest he may have a hard time replicating that in a general election. what are his challenges? >> it's so interesting. he has got to convince fellow republicans i am one of you. right? republicans want to win. and they love looking at those results in new jersey, as you say chris christie romped to victory in a state that should have been tough. does that mean he's a republican by the definition of the national republican party? if you're sitting in mississippi or iowa or minnesota, does he feel like a republican to you and that sale has not been made. >> some of the numbers he got in new jersey was quite impress

florida, a salt lake city city, increasing taxes will simply reinforce the trend and the city of new york in the long run will end up with far less tax revenue than what they had expected after implementing the tax hikes. >> new york is a wonderful city. so is europe. go visit and live there. [laughter] gerri: you make a good point but talk about the middle-class. the people who are under arrest, fewer and fewer people, taxes go up, you were talking about this. >> year to date we find personal income taxes our up by 16-point 5% that is $142 billion. some of that is growth of more than 100 billion was taken away by the government from the private economy and as a result we still have a dismal economic recovery. gerri: and those numbers are negative? >> that is slowing down because at the start of the year they thought it would grow by 2 percent instead that looks like 1.5% this year or no faster than 2.5% next year. gerri: i have to bring up obamacare. i believe this is another tax on americans my guess day your premiums would every pay do you see this as another tax? >> there are 20

lake city region and i would imagine most of utah to develop a not what they call a charge monster, but in fact, a cost master. which has been the bases up until now and i think this is really the start of a new movement where cost accounting, which has been a part of most other industries will enter the health care arena and make it more logical. that's an encouraging developments. spans the transparency of medical prices. raises the question of why varuation in price for the same procedure is justified. it is important to -- number of organizations that are out there collecting quality, but there's still much work to be done in this regard. it helps members make choices that reduce cost for the company, the individual and it's a valuable tool in the approach of bending the cost down. thank you. >> thanks very much. we are at the point where we have input here. there are green cards that -- and there are microphones that you can use to vocalize your questions and i would invite our panelists as well if you have comments about anything you've heard or wanted to ask one of your panel

the storm system that's heading for the middle of thei dragged cold canadian air. 32, salt lake city. temperatures that have dipped in some spots in northern nevada into the 20s. this is a significant air mass. many of the cities staying warmer than that. your forecast for your tuesday, umbrella weather in the northwest, much of california still looking dry and okay. 64 in san fran. we'll be on the coolish side in phoenix. that's cool for you. 74 for your high. that's your national forecast. yakima, we could see a little mix. otherwise look for nice conditions in the south. >>> as far as the week ahead forecast goes, we've got the big storm thursday and our fingers crossed for the weekend. >> i'm liking the snow forecast. >> i know. >> the snow! >> thanksgiving is a big opening for a lot of western resorts. >> i know. exciting. you ought to feel my palms. they're sweating, i'm so excited. thank you very much, bill. >>> president obama pushes back against the health care critics. >>> plus exclusive video obtained by nbc news of this moment when two sky-diving planes collided, unbelieva

wi>>> nd gusts of up to 80 miles an hour slammed central utah just north of salt lake city last night. the wind knocked down power lines. hundreds of households lost power. the expected winds are expected to last through tomorrow. >>> federal prosecutors are appealing a conditional ruling that would release a central figure in a bribery scandal that has rocked the navy. a sixth officer in the navy has been suspended. bigad shaban was in the courtroom. >> leonard francis has helped stock navy vesselsith supplies for more than 25 years but court documents accuse him of overbilling the navy for millions of dollars. three have also been accused. they gave francis access to classified navy shipping schedules. when the navy began looking into allegations of fraud, francis allegedly briebd navy investigator john beliveau to get inside information on it. he even e-mailed a picture of a prostitute he asr.kefo your kinda babe? >> you bet. hopefully i'm her kind of guy. he's pleaded not guilty to all of them. francis has been in custody since september but thursday night was granted an unusual b

he was also accused of the rape of 214-year-old girls in salt lake city. the question was does the dna sample match the suspect? at that time the crime lab was using what our card -- what are called rf lps. the same principles i showed you apply here. what we have loaded into this gel, he have the victim's dna, andave the defendant's dna, then we have free samples from the evidentiary sample loaded at different concentrations. pattern in the defendant, here's the pattern in the evidentiary sample. is this a match or not? what do you think? i see some heads nodding. this was established as a match at the time. is this sufficient to put him in jail? to convict him? we have tot because ask the question how common would this profile be in the general population? we do some statistics, that i will not talk about here, and we estimate the frequency of this profile in the population of -- in thencestry, population of european ancestry is one in 50. it is not convincing enough to establish the identity of that evidentiary sample. we look at another repeat system a

it began on an april morning in 2007 in this gated community south of salt lake city, utah. a distraught-sounding martin macneill called 911. >> my wife has fall in in the bathtub. >> is she conscious? >> she is not. >> reporter: when police showed up, macneill said she passed out while preparing the tub. and they soon ruled it an accident. his daughters were suspicious and eventually became convinced their father had planned the whole thing persuading michelle, a former beauty queen, to get a facelift with only one real goal in mind -- to overmedicate her during recovery and ultimately kill her. >> my mom was hesitant to get the surgery. she was talking to my dad saying that maybe we should delay the surgery. he got really angry at my mom and said, no, you cannot do that, if you don't have the surgery now you're not getting it. >> reporter: daughter alexis kept close tabs on her mom and the drugs she was taking. >> the valium at 12:00 a.m. the fenergen at 1:30 a.m. then gave her two percocets at 1:30 a.m. and then one ambien at 1:30 a.m. >> alction sister macneill is the mo

florida, a salt lake city city, increasing taxes will simply reinforce the trend and the city of new york in the long run will end up with far less tax revenue than what they had expected after implementing the tax hikes. >> new york is a wonderful city. so is europe. go visit and live the. [laughter] gerri: you make a good point but talk about the middle-class. the people who are under arrest, fewer and fewer people, taxes gop, you were talking about this. >> year to date we find personal income taxes our up bynt 5% that is $142 billion. some of that is growth of ore than 100 billion was taken away by the government from the private economy and as a result we still have a dismal economic recovery. gerri: and those numbers are negative? >> that is slowing down because at the start of the year they thought it would grow by 2 perce instead that looks like 1.5% this year or no faster than 2.5% next year. gerri: i have to bring up obamacare. i believe this is another tax on americans my guess day your premiums would every pay do you see this as anoer tax? >> there are 20 different taxes

lake city this week was six days the treetops discuss some of the sticking point in previous negotiations including tax elimination and intellectual property rights us officials have submitted a document covering more than half of the twenty one categories under discussion including investment environment and the government that can dance but they aren't giving away on some of the issues that had invited participant negotiators from emerging economies want foreign companies to share knowledge and technologies when they in fact the us delegates want to make sure government can demand technology transfer if an athlete and a thirty one st rita's have had a busy few weeks the dow jones industrial average keeps revealing it to read it i knew chad johnson now found that this is that so it's been going up and up enough where we had no one is for the number of times it's broken a record kept it in the seventh one night just this month it to put that into perspective the dogs caught up more than twelve hundred dollars over the last forty days. i mean this is placed. new york stocks to an all time

it's just awesome and in cleveland and right now we have 13,000 students across the basin in salt lake city are seeing it, and does have impact and the impact is largely i would say it creates a sense of agreement. the biggest thing that bully does or the big service the film has is gives everyone a unified collective science of agreement to which they roll up the sleeves and get busy creating change and has been really exciting. i building we already i believe kroshed the threshold of 140,000 students nationwide and we are working to get to the million and the idea is a million is a tipping point . a million kids in america. that's like one in ten basically in public schools. that gets embedded so over time every september schools are starting with that method to have that agreement, and along the way we're also trying to deliver youth action and educate ideas and teach the schools and districts about social emotional learning because after they see the film they want to know what do we do next? how do we impact that? and that's what i am up to and it's great to be here. >> thanks so

boycotting that he peed feet that's what protesters in salt lake city and washington d.c. are saying about the trans-pacific partnership a trade deal that's shrouded in secrecy we'll tell you more about what's in this global task ahead and congress is getting bitten by the big game today the senate learned all about this virtual currency and how it can change the landscape of digital finance to lawmakers want to know could this digital cash be used for illegal activities and even down in san francisco one man was detained held down and beaten by police officers all three legally riding his bicycle now he's accusing police are using excessive force we'll tell you this story later a shell.

delegates from the twelve nations wrapped up their six day talks in salt lake city. they say they were able to move forward in some fields such as government procurement they agreed to ease restrictions on foreign firms that want to take part in works projects in emerging economies. japan's economic revitalization mr ah kit ahmadi said. member countries are narrowing their differences. the good kind the countries have taken a big step towards closing the deal by the end of this year. but negotiations have hit a stumbling block on some issues such as intellectual property and market access many countries are urging japan to consider removing tariffs on all goods but japanese officials are keen to protect find key items including rice and wheat fishery officials from around the world have rejected calls to lift the catch quota for atlantic bluefin tuna. many of them want to wait another year before they decide whether to increase the hall. delegates gathered at the annual meeting of the international commission for the conservation of atlantic tuna as they discuss whet

he jumped through the wind of a home in salt lake city on thursday morning. >> he walked through here, walked through the listing room and hallways. >> the homeowners called 911 and helped the suspect stop the bleeding. the suspects had one of the victim's consoles in his hand but he claimed he jumped through the window only to get away from the people chasing him. >>> a cure for snoring, it could be what you eat. >>> newly released, a gut- wrenching act account of the assassination of president kennedy. clear skies and cooling temperature. get ready for a cold start sunday morning. the neighborhoods that will be in the upper 30s and when rain chances go up. ♪ with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier. . >>> as we approach the 50th anniversary of the jfk assassination oughtio -- audio tapes of that day are coming to light. the frantic exchanges took place between the air force command center, the white house and air force one. the audio expert who worked to tape said there were many obvious edits. whoever created the tapes had parts of the conve

a bishop in salt lake city used a little disguise and some makeup to test his congregation. we have the story. >> he was dirty. he was crippled. he was old. he had like a crutch. and he was mumbling to himself. >> reporter: jamie larson was in church at the taylorsville fourth ward last sunday when she saw a homeless man walk into the chapel. little did she know it was her bishop david musselman who decided to use a disguise as the main object in charity. >> the main thing i was trying to get across was that we don't need to be so quick to judge. >> reporter: musselman says the idea came to him one night. he called up his friend to help him with his make under. >> he presented this idea to me. i said absolutely. when and where? let's do it. >> reporter: he got a lot of mixed reaction, a lot of it pleasant. but what he remembers most is the warm welcome he received from the children. >> i was impressed by the children. all of them i could see in their eyes they wanted to do more. >> reporter: larson says she watched from the chapel as he walked to the podium. his disguise so