the same is true in indiana and utah. there's defendants on the involvement of it. >> that's the diversity that we celebrate. you have a lot of heart and is at the table. you are much more likely to have a fair and open process than to rely on one organization. >> one of the things i like to see is having people at the table at the beginning and not just sending out a campaign to just say you come. there's times in the news when we have to decide what kind of stories to cover and from what perspective. it is important someone that looks like me, looks like her, and the diversity of america is sitting at the table. >> that has been something we have been conscious of when it comes to our board of directors. as to want people as much have that diversity. putting together these debates and deciding what questions are selected and how the debate will run. question about congressional races where there is an incumbent and opponent. invitations an extended and the income it is not in their interest to debate, do you feel the fo

elected officials and utah. elected officials both state and federal in utah have over the years events a hostility to protect the land to preservation to the species and the cleaner acting clean water act and other pieces of legislation. . . >> so, a lot of this has to do with the cultural predilections of mormonnism. mormons really do believe in the book of genesis, the whole idea that the earth is made totally for human dominion, they're trudeau minionist and this transplant lates into certain policy from this legislatorsorso self-describe as mormons. i root about any book. have to good to utah officer this. can you people come with me? >> i just wanted to ask you how many 'ers of research did you do. >> ten years. >> was it focused on specific states or the west of the mississippi or -- >> focuses olargest public land states, so that list i presented when -- in opener of the book. so utah, wyoming, nevada, oregon, -- thank you. >> basically what is known as the intermountain west. for example, in definition

my father went on utah beach backup he was lucky when -- in a sense that it was utah beach and people focus on omaha which rightly they should. but let's look at the whole picture. and look at the canadians, the british, and the rest of the utah and omaha and everyone stepping off the landing craft were as brave as anybody else. and as in the fog of war the luck of the draw makes a big difference. and doesn't matter what happens -- i mean, you could be lucky or you could be brave and you can be unlucky. and so i attribute all those guys that stepped off those things. i'm a vietnam veteran. my son served with the 75th ranger regiment during iraq and afghanistan. so i appreciate all those veterans that stepped forward, and did their bit. it's too bad that we have someone in the white house that don't. thank you for taking my call. >> alex kershaw. >> well, yes we have to remember that the utah and omaha dominate the american narrative. but juneau beach for the canadians, there were 90 oh americans killed more than 90 oh killed at omaha. over 300enings killed at juneau beach. that's the

now compare that with the other american beach which was utah. at utah you had less than 200 casualties that's killed, wounded, taken prisoner. omaha, 900 killed. over 2,500 casualties. so very different stories. utah beach was an immense success. omaha was a bloody disaster. >> joseph next. plano, texas. good morning. >> caller: how are you doing? >> fine. go ahead with your comment. >> great, thanks. >> caller: yeah, i was -- the other caller that said it was inappropriate to talk about the president, you know, this memorial day. well, first of all, the sacrifices of the greatest generation has a little bit to do about it because you got to remember the president did his deferment and his bone spur controversy. and somebody had to take his place. >> thanks, joseph. we've moved on from that topic. talking about d-day with alex kershaw, our guest and his new book "the first wave." this is hillsdale, new jersey, and robert. welcome. >> caller: good morning. thank you for writing the book. and the question i asked was about the bedford boys and the

utah's a really interesting case because utah had a mormon majority legislature. congress was really opposed to the practice of polygamy, made number of efforts in the latter part of the 19th century to try and outlaw the practice of plural marriage. this petition is from women who had already gotten the right to vote from utah, when congress was trying to pass legislation to outlaw polygamy, and they make lovely arguments about the fact that women managed to maintain their respectability as voters and really urged congress not to take the vote away from them when they passed that legislation. congress was not successful in doing so at this point in time, but just about a decade later women in utah did lose the vote when congress passed anti-polygamy legislation. but once utah got its statehood, they gave the vote back to women. one more really interesting thing about this story is that this is the only time that congress actually took the vote away from women as well. so the women's suffrage movement took more than 70 years. generations of women had to fight for

>>and we're going to take you on a summer road trip to beautiful location in utah, this attracting a lot of people from across the country stay tuned. we'll have that coming up in just a minute. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>am in area and it begins ok well you're in the driver's >>all week long. we're going take you on a road trip. to theories fun places maybe to round out your summer vacation today we're going to take you to salt lake city, utah. >>that's the home of escalante petrified forest state park and it features some famous kenyan yeah, we got a lot of brophy with more. >>canyon this. suki actually the name of the canyon, but also one of the hidden gems you get to find when you trek through garfield county. >>tall red wall it's what you're i can spy on the epic slot canyons of garfield county. >>spooky is really really tight. and a peek a boo i thought it was really cool that i

dawn in salt lake city, utah. he pulled into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine. the sky beginning to brighten, sun not quite up. and then there they were. the voices, the terror. the nightmare beginning. >> i immediately ducked down in my car after first shot was fired. i laid there thinking, okay, this is how it's going to end for me. >> 911. what is your emergency? >> somebody just shot a man lying dead in front of the village inn. >> reporter: it stands in stark contrast to much of the rest of salt lake city, this old chocolate factory, this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft apartments in those boom years before the bust. and the style of living and location drew a distinct crowd. outliars of a sort, iconoclasts to the mormon city. >> i loved this building. >> reporter: bianca pearman-brooks, born into privilege in england, raised in ireland and africa. she came here in august 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i miss christopher and we hit it off. >> reporter: christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same loft b

the university of utah. when you walk into lauren's home at her home in pullman, washington, instantly, you see all the things she loved and the kind of girl she was, a star athlete whose talents were already being recognized even before her 10th birthday. look at these medals. quite a few. >> so she started competing nationally, as an 9-year-old. >> reporter: coming in here is still hard. >> it's nice to hook at tlook a things. lauren didn't care what you looked like. she didn't care where you came from. sort of fearless. every parent says this, but she was a very kind, very kind person. >> reporter: i noticed that she was very athletic from when she was an infant. it was on the track where lauren really shined, where she and her good friend regina snider first became close. >> we really bonded through our workouts, and then we became really great friends. one of my best friends. >> reporter: colleen first met lauren over 15 years ago. >> my dad wanted me to babysit for them. she was spunki, she had a lot o

softball questions and a month later facebook announced it would build a $750 million data center in utah. a coincidence?nc maybe it is a coincidence. maybe it's every bit as corrupt as it seems. we asked senator lee to come on to explain what exactly t ppened. he declined. we will keep asking. let's hope he reconsiders. that's our investigation into big tech center. ti had, the federal government just clarified that yes, americans do have the right to bring tiny horses onto airplanes. it's a bizarre story. next. ♪ excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family...

we head to freight state of utah -- great state of utah, summer fireworks are a hit with police this cop, was watching through a wind chilwindshield when a strat hit his car. not the cruiser. nice to see someone else watching rocket beside kim jong-un, hey, come on little buddy, you are so close to a white house invite this fall. but to utah, the top said t cope doing just fine, local call this wildest thing to happen in utah since 12 students got caught splitting a beer 10 years ago at byu . operator was tired, they sent him out for a cup of coffee. see you brought your own stir stick. the vermont guy. i should also point out that jimmy fella and his family are vacations in vermont this week. nice to see his wife is finally winning at poker. topic 5, we spend all week hearing from folks who know what they are talking about, let's check in with few people who don't. time for view are mail, ace, a compliment no one takes you serious. you grammar skunk, it is seriously? seriously? -- i don't know what your name is. how can i get rid of unwelcome cats in my garden, you seem to know ever

utah does. we have seen that utah succeeds because they have a plan for the state. other states should expand medicaid and come up with a plan to say look, we need a hospital centrally located between four counties. maybe we don't need four. we need one that everyone can get to. host: we have a couple more calls but you are the lead editor for gatehouse media. your company is in the process of buying usa today. how does that -- do you know will that change your job at all? think so.on't certainly not investigations. investigations are something that newspapers are really big on these days. do, itat the merger will will make our investigative team larger. much larger than it is now. we will have about 54 investigators across the country, which is a lot. these people spend six months to a year working on a single project. that is a lot of salaries that are going to one or two things. the great thing about the merger is that our investigative team, there is not much overlap. they don't have a team in florida. we don't have a team in california. they don't have a team i

researchers in utah found too many people are keeomng secrets tipaen ats the theirlife-threat risks, like suicide, suicidal thoughts depression, domestic violence, and sex assaults. >>> governnt officials proposing new packaging requirements for all cigarettes. smpagh packs wou how s es,ok it would be the biggest change to cigarettes in decades. fox'san ray bog ras the details. >>eporter: u.s. h oelp acamerita wa ohseand advertisements to pr better understanding of the negativefce cquonense smoking. >> reporter: the proposed warnings featuring 13 realistic depictions of the common and lesser known health risks of sm. the graphic images along with a written warning would cover half o the frontf every package of ci,ttes text warning on thega sidey is sathou when you jointarnings with pies mctorureommucating th risks ofet cigte smoking than text warnings epalone. orter: this isn't the firstttempt to add visual onspch defeated inwa by the expecting a >> theyti convey factual and, inedde, factual information about the dangers of smoking, and the graphicme ele simply more power entry ughl1

back amazingly the father is on utah and the sun, the big red one on omaha. tragically the father died on 12 july 1940 but basically the stress of combat and leadership it basically killed him but the sun, a couple hours before his father died was able to see his father to check and see how he was doing . >> let's go back to calls for janice and plymouth michigan, good morning . >> good morning . >> my dad my dad was a sergeant in the army air corps and d-day and d-day was his 24th birthday in manchester england and they got married in 1943 and he put her on the queen mary writing about the lads here, the boys who died on omaha beach, there was a guy from the second wave from lynchburg, virginia, and he said he came in on the second wave and when he landed on omaha and how many men were delivered that way. guest: you have to imagine that you are in a glider -- say that tookritish spectacularly the first successful operation were let and they loose basically in a wooden and canvas glider at about 6000 feet around midnight on june 6. 30 guys crash landed. they

. >> among those who have been hospitalized is 20- year old alexander mitchell from utah. >> i would hit my vape easily 40 times in an hour. i was a pretty heavy vaper. he insists that it was vaping that led to an extended hospital stay. >> i stopped smoking cigarettes is because vaping is supposed to be safer, and what i found out that it almost killed me. >> earlier this summer, the once avid hiker woke up with what he thought was the flu. but very quickly his health took a devastating turn, hospitalized,alexander was kept alive by a team of doctors and advanced support machines. >> it was taking my blood from my body, removing the carbon dioxide oxygen, eating it, and then putting it back into my body. the doctors said that at any given moment i had a third of my blood out of my body. >> alexander's doctors believe his acute respiratory distress syndrome may have been caused by his vaping habit. >> now alexander, who left the hospital on july 7, has diminished lung capacity and is experiencing short term memory issues. >> i don't have the stamina that i used to. i don't have the s

he left the utah governor's office in 2009 one former president obama tapped him as ambassador to china, then president trump named him as ambassador to russia. huntsman will serve through october 3, he did not say why his stepping down, but there is speculation he may run for utah governor once again. >>> a business with ties to stanford is one of three who won a breakthrough prize in fundamental cynics. daniel stanford at mit is seen on the right and he will share a $3 million award with two of his peers for their 1976 theory of super gravity. the 2020 laureates will be honored in a ceremony november 3 at nasa's hangar one in mountain view. >>> it's a staple at, but a new warning about the popular brown balls in a chemical that can lead to cancer. >> it makes me want to bring this space back to life. >> he sees aging basketball courts as a giant canvas. the artist trying to transform communities. >>> in the midst of mass shootings and ice raids, one bay area school district is protecting its students with knowledge. >>> annual report tonight says triple labels contain chemicals linked

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it is raining in oregon, over the sierra, it is in utah. not -- it is raining in utah. not for us. a ridge of high pressure, what it is giving us, a southwest to northeast wind flow. one of the coolest flows of air. tomorrow everybody cloudy. everybody cloudy on friday morning. sunshine in the afternoon. the two coolest days of the next several is tomorrow and friday. and then we warm up for the weekend as the southwest flow minimizes the ocean influence. cloudy and drizzly along the coast. cloudy tomorrow morning. mild one to seven degrees below average tomorrow. nice to get outside for the holiday weekend and a lot of us have plans. san francisco tomorrow, 68. campbell 82. san mateo, afternoon sunshine, 76 degrees. danville, alamo low 80s. fairfield and byron low 80s tomorrow as well. novato upin clear lake and meda2 lake port. warmer friday, saturday, and sunday. average. 60s at the coast. 70s near the bay. 80s to low 90 s inland. and near normal through the middle of next week. almost september. when things warm up at the coast in san francisco. first couple days of september i

wildlife authorities in utah say a small bear bit the boy on the face early friday. the boy who had injuries to his right cheek and ear was taken to the hospital and released later in the day. utah wildlife officials are now working with the us department of agriculture and wildlife to track and capture the bear. >>the kinds of things that keep me awake at night you know that people here are so we really encourage people be safe out there. it doesn't sound like these campers did anything wrong. it was just a chance encounter. >>authorities closed the campground for the weekend and put up warning signs. they say once they find the bear they will euthanize it. up next how the aging demographics of bay area homelessness are changing the way groups are trying to help. and the family outrage when they go to the cemet >>welcome back will a south bay cemetery is in disarray to the point we're today a family brought their own cleanup tools you can see right here they we're going to work at one point the overgrowth and weeds are so bad. but some folks can no longer find their

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with the electoral college it's not one man, one vote, if your utah or montana or vote counts more than a feynman new york city. that does not seem right or american. >> without thought, without the electoral college states like utah and idaho in smaller populations they have no say in what happens. >> that's not true. >> let me get david as a libertarian. we all know you're secretly dating on the side and you're in the car with her. >> when she is not on camera she the really nice person. >> i will say it's a most american system of the electoral college, where the united states of america, why would any of the small states want to be a part of the union if it was one man in california and new york, utah will not sign up, i will be ruled by new york and california and forget what you believe about the electoral college, this will be a campaign ad for donald trump. the idea that aoc does not need to worry about this. >> there are no prairies and queen. but the hundreds of counties that went from obama to trump, the democrats tried to flip the counties back and this is waiting in trump's

maybe we can instill that mindset in other people. >> reporter: he moved to utah. where the outdoors beckoned him nd adventure. he hunts and sails and skis, but to reach a mountaintop, he needed a friend. >> i've got legs. i couldn't imagine if i... th reporter: another mission accomplished for two marines who could not imagine failing. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> dickerson: that's something epic. that's the cbs evening news. for norah dol, i'mohn dickerson. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night. john >>> right now at 7:00 p.m. >> a man pleads for his life after a gas station stabbing. why are neighbors pointing fingers tonight? >> not safe to be out. >> a wild police chase. suspects ditch the vehicle. one of them jumping roof to roof. >> no, no, no, no. >> i hope the families are okay. >> a 3:00 a.m. crash following a chase. this suv packed with teenagers. wait until you hear the age of the driver. >> please be morespone. >> the school district shuffling students around different public schools. parents are not happy. >> we have too many school

all of us tout the successs they have had, but i have done the same thing about utah but there's always room for improvement and the opportunity to come and learn from unc best practices and what is taking place in this country has helped me become a better governor. i heard the song god bless america and i hope god does bless america and i think he does but the best hopes for our success, you governors are providing solutions for the nation's problems, laboratories of democracy as these little pilot programs we all learn from and as opposed to the dysfunction we see in washington dc i see tremendous success and function taking place and appreciate the organization. let me conclude by saying i hope you have enjoyed utah, the rodeo event last night, if you went last night. and a great example of a small group, tried to rival texas, very successful. we have an opportunity for this choir here this morning. the mormon tabernacle choir will put on a patriotic conference tonight. i think you will enjoy that. our concluding event will be the university of utah and our good friends donny and ma

the husband and wife fugitives overpowering two officers in utah. they were being transferred from new york to arizona. the couple considered armed and dangerous. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight an all out manhunt for this arizona couple. >> blaine barksdale and susan sn barksdale are considered armed and dangerous sg. >> reporter: they were being extradited to tusson from new york state when they overpowered two security guards in utah and put them in the back of their van. the couple then drove to arizona where they changed vehicles. police tonight urging drivers to be on the lookout. the barkdales are wanted for the murder of frank blai who vani vanished when his home burned in april, his body never found. police adding susan knew the 72-year-old. investigators say the couple fled to upstate new york in may where u.s. marshals and a s.w.a.t. team surrounded their rv and took them into custody. but this week while being transferred to arizona the couple broke free and tonight they're on the run. police warning the public tonight

a similar scare inside a crowded sz mall in utah. just ahead, what's caused those false alarms. >>> on the ground. president trump heads to dayton and el paso today but faces criticism and protests. >> he's made this bed. he's got to lie in it. >> this morning, what the president will find as he arrives in two communities in grief and shock. >>> inside the investigations. the fbi joining the hunt for clues behind a motive in ohio. the shooter's family breaking their silence. in texas, the officials complete the grim task of identifying the 22 victims overnight. >>> plus, epidemic of abuse. the explosive new accusation against the boy scouts after hundreds come forward with their stories. >>> beloved. the tributes pour in overnight for legendary author toni morrison. >>> and summer soaker. the new round of powerful storms that will strike from the plains to the northeast. behind them, another heat wave. al's got the latest forecast today. wednesday, august 7th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie a

blank had wanted to climb a certain mountain in utah since moving there five years ago. >> well, last weekend, nelson carried him to the summit, a trek of more than 14 miles. >> i got legs. i got legs. i couldn't imagine if i -- i thought this would be something epic for him to experience to actually get there. >> not only have i lived through this, he's lived through it as well. we're special operations guys. you know, we're recon marines. we can do anything. we can maybe instill that mind-set in other people. >> they're not done yet. they're planning to climb california's mt. whitney, more than 14,000 feet high, on veterans day. >> so cool. >>> finally a fed up beekeeper in turkey has decided to put some thieves to work. >> he lost $10,000 in honey over three years to bears so these honey stealing bears became his honey taste testers. he set up a camera, and the bears started eating. >> turns out they prefer his most expensive brand which sells for $150 a pound. w being here matters but the cold and flu keeps some students from being here up to 60 million days every year. introducin

two friends, hiking in the utah mountains, came across this pair of hikers, and they were in awe. if you look really closely, pulled out their cameras and took photos as one man was without legs, being carried up a steep mountain side on the back of the other. jonathan blank lost his legs in afghanistan, ten years ago. and his fellow marine, john nelson, who was now carrying him up this mountain, was actually by his side, when that explosion took his legs. nelson says that he was driving in the utah mountains one day, looked up, saw this high peak and thought he would like to take his friend to the top. >> i thought this would be something epic, for him to experience, to actually get to, you know, to do it. i got legs. i got legs. i couldn't imagine if i -- >> how moving for them. i would love to talk to these guys. it takes a special kind of friendship to carry 135 pounds on your shoulders up more than 14 miles of steep terrain in utah. but this is not the end for these two. listen to. >> this the pair plans another climb this coming veterans day, november 11th. they plan to hike

utah has the lowest unemployment rate it's had in i think a ten-year history. if you look at utah. we've got less than 2% unemployment. so there are areas where the economy's doing well and the president should talk about that, but he also needs to make sure he keeps the promises he made to the farmers and end this trade war with china as soon as b possible because if you can't feed your family, you will not re-elect that president. you will not re-elect president donald trump. so that's going to be an issue for him. >> and so adam, are democratic rivals perhaps are seizing on this. just take a listen. >> i'm concerned because i think 2.0 is a disaster. i think it was f the give away to drug companies in mexico. it's going the harm our jobs. president trump said no bad trade deals. not only has he entered into them, but he started a trade war with china. >> it's also a feels errand to think you're going to get china to change the fundamentals of their economic model by poke in them in the eye with some tariffs. by the way, despite all of the noise from that previous interview, ther

it was just a few years ago that utah senator mike lee was a persistent critic of google. in 2011, he grilled nonceo eric schmidt, a congressional antitrust hearing. he pushed for a law that would have banned google's largest source of revenue, that would be keyword-based advertising. we also egged on antitrust investigations of big tech and then accuse the ftc, the federal trade commission, going to easy on powerful companies, and good for him. fast-forward to today. today mike lee is one of google's chief allies in congress. maybe it's biggest ally in the republican party. lee has questioned whether congress would even bother with antitrust investigations for techch companies. make it harder to block corporate mergers. lee has complained about the e.u. imposing fines on google for itsai behavior. lee even came on this program and told us that conservatives shouldn't worry about google or other tech companies silencing conservative speech online reading so what happen? why the change? it's possible that mike lee just woke up one morning and decided that his previous abuse

the death of one of his supporters it was utah he was allegedly found missing and i. guess before he battled his injuries police were simply involved in a motorcycle accident. strongly believe that based agency now today as you notice many more serious charges being brought up against us one thing that. that this does not mean in any way it is making us stronger and making our resolve. to talk more about this correspondence julio's joins us from uganda welcome to the show now charged with intending to annoy or radical depressed and how those will be challenge this. hoping why no charges have been brought to monastery they sent him. trumped up charges and this is not enough if you didn't convict them in any court know that they are now well to do. so what is very. high up here you are now told is fine it is not going to ship and i'm not going anywhere with it because. now all these charges come a day after the death of ziggy wine he was a musician and a close friend of bobby and also a constant critic of president 70 bobby and the police have 2 very different accounts

in florida by 3, utah by 3. he's underwater in utah. you know how hard it is for a republican presidential candidate to lose in utah. check out the states that were so crucial in 2016. trump is underwater in michigan right now by 11, pennsylvania by 12, wisconsin by 10. and of course these are early days, nobody has a crystal ball, but when you see reports about the trump campaign, scrambling to defend their 2016 map, it is the polling like this, showing him underwater in all of these places he needs to win that show you why they might be desperate to do that. we'll be right back. stay with us. to do that we'll be right back. stay with us all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do bette

they escaped from prison guards in utah and police say they are armed and dangerous. cnn's dan simon has more. >> reporter: wanted for murder these two suspects, a husband and wife, are on the run after overpowering the security guards transporting them across the country. authorities say blaine barksdale who has ties to thearian brother hood and his wife susan pretended to have some kind of emergency forcing their guards to pull over. >> how did they overpower these guards? >> we believe that they used some kind of a medical emergency or medical bathroom break for them to pull over to the side of the road. and once they got over to the side of the road they were able to overpower them, fighting them and threw them in the back of the van they were in. >> reporter: they're suspected in the april murder of 72-year-old frank of tucson, arizona. his home burned but his body never found. frank had a relationship with the barksdales. >> it was just a good friendship relationship. >> reporter: police haven't commented on a motive but they also face robbery charges. william s

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>> bill in utah. caravans. ng about >> qualify for asylum. but to be able to get through a as dangerous as mexico killed, urnalists are migrants are killed. very high violence rates, often need protection to do that but absolutely i think there's asylum ncern that many claims are not valid, that they're false. also great re's concern that many asylum concerns are valid and the only to figure that out is to claim.ach a lot of people who get pushed back into mexico as part of a trump administration policy, a folks go home to their country, to them that that those asylum. do -- amount of attention reporting on the immigration issue? the caravans were remarkable. of an, there were thousands people. it was an important new development. i think because it was a way for migrants who otherwise would pay ,000 to $8,000 to travel to a smuggler to travel to the border. to go for very low dos. people in mexico were helping them. they were young people. old people. joined one of the caravans as a reporter to kind of embed and it and people were saying oth

in such efforts have failed in tennessee, in kansas, nevada, utah and everywhere else. another such attempt resets litigation and controversy and the likely result is the continued stalemate we've been in. seven years ago, a bipartisan blue ribbon commission cleanly described what past attempts failed. the commission wisely asserted, we can't keep doing the same thing. congress must create a process that allows any potential host state to demonstrate consent or for that matter, nonconsent. so rather than spending more of your valuable time on why this won't work, they're written, i put before you a durable meaningful, how we can achieve consend. the solution can be summed up simply. they can set the terms for how much and on what conditions they could host a disposal site. radioactive waste is stranded across the country and will remain so because it is treated as a privileged pollutant. it exempts radioactivity from the clean water act the. it ignores the vital role the states play in addressing other environmental pollutants. senator manchin talked of a mechanism that

members of his people womans have been targets it just the death of one of his supporters is single was utah he was allegedly found missing i think as before he battled his injuries but police say the singer was simply involved in a motorcycle accident one of our colleagues was killed who was in my bed and we strongly believe that basically agent now today as you notice many more serious charges being brought up against us one thing that. that these does not weaken us in any way it does it instead making us stronger and making our resolve. to talk more about this correspondence julio's joins us from kampala uganda and welcome to the show now charged with intending to annoy or ridicule the president how does will be wind challenge this. hoping why not give a shard of the road the monastery they sent him. trumped up charges and this is not enough if you didn't. know that they have it now this well to do. this thing. so what is very. high up here you are in as far as not going to should not get anywhere with because. now all these charges come a day after the death of. he was a musician and a c

we honor to extraordinary generations of utah, the soldier , andelped defeat tyranny his great-granddaughter who is keeping that story alive. [applause] transmissions i , which were radio many, if just one of those that i sent change the tide of battle where one life -- one new wife or one mother was spared putting of gold star in their front , that is what the 23rd headquarters was all about. saving lives. that was drilled to us. we did not have guns. war or fakery to win the chase thosets numbers down. we shortened the war by at least asked months. we were told we would be in this conflict at least two years. we were barely in it one year. so, that's what we did. we were able to shorten the war and save lives for both the german army and the american army. and so, if one mother or one new bride was spared putting of gold star in their front window, we were successful. >> in 1979, small network with anunusual name rolled out unusual idea -- let the viewers make up their own mind. contentught unfiltered from congress and beyond. a lot has changed in 40 years. but that idea is more powerful t

mcadams of utah recently entered the story of her great-grandfather and the official congressional record. here is video from the congressman's office as he reads the entry to sergeant stanley. in may 1944, 1100 military men joined the ranks of what would be called the ghost army. composed largely of artists, this unit had unusual orders not to avoid detection but to actively attract attention through an ingenious optical illusion. one of them was staff sergeant stanley, of the 23rd headquarters special troops. the tactics were to impersonate allied units using inflated tanks made of sticks and burlap to make the enemy believe that large factions of on omaha beacd surrounding areas after d-day. speakers were mounted on the back of vehicles blasting ambient noises of a larger unit. they were recorded months before in fort knox. armytory of the ghost serves as a tale of young americans' bold actions. nance'slater, granddaughter told his story through a history project which at the national history competition. her project is an amazing recreation of a story of skill, courage, and triumph, u

you will never receive a gram of waste and the community is well aware of that and it's in utah. senator hatch helped put a wilderness area in order to block it from ever receiving that waste. the problem and i really appreciated the talk of the committee that it's not just about politics, politics are how we is the expression of the public will. >> were not to let politics lock these things. thus the public speaking. >> i couldn't agree more and we have to take account of than the way we done that, remarkably in this country with all kinds of difficult controversial issues, our bedrock environmental statutes. where we have a strong epa, this is a strong foundational floor of protective standards and then states have delegated programs whether it's air, water, something else. if you build a widget factory senate senator kings widget factory. and you have apple death that gets emitted from a factory, the state can actually protect its citizens, a environment is waterway, whatever. >> on hypothetical, we can't find a state the fine says yes. they all say no. you say we are back whe

envió un twitter para decir que no había disparos 20 personas resultaron heridas por la estampida en utah también un fuerte ruido fue condundido por disparos pero fue un letrero que se cayó, también en luisiana dos hombres discutieron y sacaron sus armas y sin disparar los clientes buscaron la salida pero no hubo disparos en la zona >> hay nerviosismo porque puede pasar en cualquier lugar en cualquier comunidad por cualquier razón >> en esta facebook circuló una amenaza de tiroteo en walmart cuando los agentes llegaron al lugar se dieron cuenta que era un rumor >> no hay que tener miedo hay que enseñar a los niños que hay más gente buena en este mundo que gente mala >> las autoridades piden estar alerta y se ven alguna amenaza no la comparta denuncie a la policía de inmediato. >> bueno para superar el miedo algunos psicólogos dicen que hay que vivir el presente y no pensar en el futuro, y hablar sobre todo con sus seres queridos y amigos >> también dicen que es importante evitar pensamientos negativos porque si el miedo gana los terroristas ganan, aunque el rodeo comenzó ayer