that's not utah. at least it's not utah at its best. c the good people of our state and our country are in desperate search for leadership. a desperate search for hope. in past generations as americans, we dreamed big. now, i'm afraid that our eyes are consistently in the gutter. but not in utah.ai not yette anyway. in utah we still look up. i firmly believe in my heart that if america is the last great hope of the world, then utah is the last great hope of america. but this is no guaranteed birthright. we have a choice, and we must make it every day. we can either become like every other state in the union or we can continue to be that quirky state out west that still believes in working together. cynics like to attack thisst concept of the utah way.y. they say it's a useless slogan, overplayed, untrue, or trite. some lose interest in the concept as soon as something happens that they disagree with, forgetting that, as judge learned hand taught us, the spirit of liberty is the spirit that is not too sure it is right. we may not always

do you get that utah has surging cases? >> everyone gets their turn in the top 10 when it comes to omicron. there is no evidence that mask mandates have made a difference in any state or county, or school district when it comes to omicron. we are using the wrong data, the virus has changed. it is important that we keep up with those changes. new york had a mask mandates. it had the highest rates of omicron. d.c. had amassed mandate, and the highest rates of omicron. even within our own state there is a mask mandates, have seen just as high or higher rates of omicron. it is very important that we focus on omicron. that does not mean that masks do not work. although cnn and other left-leaning publications that say cloth masks do not work. i was pushing n95 masks as a way of people to keep themselves safe. there are so many tools to keep ourselves safe and give people those choices and make those determinations. it is completely irrational for me to point out that utah did make it to the top five, after some head drop down and

the bill in the utah legislature that would eliminate the death penalty. you said you are reevaluating the stance on capital punishment. do you support the bill? >> i'm working through that process right now. i haven't strictly supported the death penalty. i also said that i'm open to re-examining that position. i'm going through a process, meeting with families, victims who have lost loved ones to heinous crimes. the perpetrator of those crimes has been sentenced to death, somewhere where they had actually gone through that process. others where they are still on death row. looking at the latest information we have about states where they have transitioned from having the death penalty to not having the death penalty to see if there's any evidence it has made a difference. and really examining what it means to be a conservative when it comes to criminal justice. if i'm weary of government intervention in other areas, should i be more weary of government intervention when it comes to actually putting someone to death? government makes mistakes. i know that

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. >> reporter: he grew up in park city, utah. his tricks getting bigger and bigger as he rose up in the world of freestyle skiing. >> you wanted so badly to keep going up, up and up. >> skiing is my favorite thing to do. >> reporter: she was training in oregon when he agreed to make the long drive back to utah for a friend who had broken his leg. >> i just dozed off for two seconds. when i woke up, i overcorrected and rolled off the road. >> over and over >> yeah,x times or something i think on the initial roll impact is when the roof of the car crushed down on my side. >> reporter: colby's skull was broken in 30 places he was put into an induced coma colby's mom, carol, was on vacation and flew for 24 hours to get to him. >> i'm not sleeping and i'm talking. okay, praying. trying to figure out how can i stay positive because he'll need all that. that's really hard >> they said he might have brain damage. >> he might not make it. >> yeah. >> reporter: but after hours of surgery, colby unexpectedly woke up. >> it was just remarkab

in utah, more jobs are here now than before the pandemic. utah is moving in one direction from blue state to red state. i'm going to have to take a drink of water. it's the dry air. why don't we clap while i take a minutete. [applause]. i'm back. red states are open for business. and her kids are in the classroom, communities are safe and freedom comes first. i talked about this earlier. there is no more important election than the one in front of us now. our country is in crisis and we have a president who doesn't care. he has taken us from america first to america last and in joe biden's america we are facing soaring inflation, empty shelves, high gas prices, open border, horrific crime, a drug crisis and school closures. 72% of americans feel we are headed in the wrong direction and joe biden does not care. >> a year into the presidency, no test kits in some cases. is that good enough? >> nothing has been good enough. talkie about freedom to have a test, what's the big deal? it's not about freedom or personal choice. i make no apologies f

i know. >> i know there are 10,000 abandoned mines in utah. that's a lot of places where you can dump a body. >> we do begin tonight with the search happening hundreds of feet down deep inside a mine in utah's west desert. the search for susan powell's body continues. >> what happened to susan powell is still unknown and her family may never get closure. but now a crew is searching a mine shaft in the west desert. >> dave and i, since we were kids, we've been out exploring this sort of stuff since a long time ago. our dad was one of these desert rats that just fell in love with the wide open spaces, the ghost towns. it's not surprising that we end up 30, you know, plus years later out there, doing it all over again. >> our business specializes in doing things other people can't or won't do. but every once in a while, we get a cool opportunity to, you know, get involved in a missing person case, like this one with susan powell. i was very fascinated with the idea of maybe helping find susan. i've kind of just been following along ever since and

the top republican on the panel is senator mike lee of utah. >>> okay. thank you, everyone. i call to order this hearing of the subcommittee on competition, antitrust and consumer rights entitled the impact of monopoly power on innovation. good afternoon, i want to welcome our witnesses. i think senator lee and his staff as well as my staff for planning this hearing. innovation is part of the american spirit. it is the core of the american spirit. innovation generates new opportunities and new hopes for businesses, workers and families. breakthroughs this science and technology has given us the vaccines that are getting us through the pandemic and driving the development of clean energy solutions to take on the climate crisis that we see every day as my state is getting a record heat wave and thunderstorms in the middle of december today. emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are driving innovation across our economy. of course some of our economy's largest companies began as startups with new innovations and we continue to see innovations. but we also have to r

thank you utah for being such great hosts. i have to thank tommy hicks, a great cochairman, new finance chair who couldn't be with us. i'm excited for you to meet him. our tremendous chief of staff richard walters and chief operator gina jackson, chief of staff mike three, chief counsel justin reamer and the whole legal office give them a round of applause . they work so hard. and of course you all know them well. mariana arrow and her whole member services team. let's think them for alltheir hard work . [applause] and i have a group that really helps me and you guys deal with them all the time and i want to thank them so much for all they do. anna cox, hannah race, ansley auburn and shannon fisher who helped with thechairman's office . yankees all of you. our great rnc officers ron kaufman, vicki drummond, thank you for all you do and all every great rnc staffer in this room in dc across the country. thank you for all you're doing to lead us to victory and finally i have to thank my family. they are not here this week, they w

thank you, utah, for being such great hosts. i would like to thank tommy hicks, our great cochairmen, our tremendous chief of staff, richard walters, chief operating officer gina jackson, deputy chief of staff, mike reed, our chief counsel justin reamer and our legal office. please give them a round of applause. they worked so hard to. you all know them well, mariano rivera and her member services team. let's thank them. [applause] and i have a group that really helps me. you guys deal with them other time. i want to thank them for all they do, hannah, shannon and ainsley, thank you. our great rnc officers, thank you for all you do, and every rnc staffer in this room, in d.c., across the country, thank you for all you are doing to lead us to victory in november. finally, i have to thank my family. they are not here. they were here earlier. my husband, who all you know, is the best husband in the world and i love him so much. please tell him i said that. we are going on 23 years married. we got married in salt lake city. he is a

navy ships that were destroyed in utah beach and you never hear about that. i put that in my new book matter of fact and make sure that they got credit for what they what they had done. what was your i guess? mission what was your assignment or your objective on the first day on d-day to get to to capture variable which we didn't have to do because the air force the paratroopers. had had done that it took that so we had we bypassed then. so that was our first task and then the other the second task actually was to attack quiz back and a's bill on d-day. there's no way that we could have been able to have done that. but so we didn't quite reach our objective the first day. we we achieved our position but not not our objective. can you tell me a little bit more about? the fighting the next day and having to take out chris bay. yeah. yeah now we're already in their hedgerows. and as you're aware of the hedgerows were. really difficult fighting and again, the germans would sit back there and they had all of the avenues of approach to the o's those fortifications

here comes utah, lest i met later. jazz up to. utah pulling way, donovan mitchell, barry is the triple. a little stare down. less than a minute in the third, warriors, a little life. jonathan coming up, one-handed flush. full points and 23 minutes. dubs done 14. triple. 111, 85. -- 111-85. the largest loss. golden bears trying to snap a 10 day -- 10 game losing streak. under 20 seconds to go, german shepherd with the ball, that is going to be a bull tend. cal takes a two point lead. jared lucas, lucas, lucas, luca, wind. offensive rebound, cal windsor first road game, 63, 6 -- 63-61. pregame dunk, anna wilson, great pass to blaney. stanford led by a dozen at the break. hayley jones attacks the rack. two of her eight points here. hannah scored a game-high 19 off the bench. 82-59 over organ state. that would be buster posey day. they will honor his 12 year career with a pregame ceremony had the game against the cardinals. first chance to publicly honor buster who retired after the loss to l.a.. jeremy giambi has lost -- former oakla

the other one was in logan, utah at utah utah state university. these are the days pre google. she asked her professor. where do you recommend that i go and the professor said? oh utah that is where it's at. we're sorry, but it was utah that we ended up and i mean i you know in the book you and in general in life. there's so many crossroads and it's kind of funny to think through. where would we be if we had gone to chicago instead of utah, but that initial experience very much shaped me to i mean in when we first came to the us my family and i had $40 we didn't have money to buy blankets. we didn't have money for heating and we came into december in utah. it was very cold. and i mean we we did go through a number of hardships. i mean my parents worked multiple jobs my father delivered newspapers. he washed dishes in a restaurant in a restaurant. he was an engineer in china, but couldn't find work and his degree wasn't recognized here, and he also didn't speak english my mother who did speak english ended up studying to be a teacher. she taught second grade in los angeles. we e

here comes utah, lest i met later. jazz up to. utah pulling way, donovan mitchell, barry is the triple. a little stare down. less than a minute in the third, warriors, a little life. jonathan coming up, one-handed flush. full points and 23 minutes. dubs done 14. triple. 111, 85. -- 111-85. the largest loss. golden bears trying to snap a 10 day -- 10 game losing streak. under 20 seconds to go, german shepherd with the ball, that is going to be a bull tend. cal takes a two point lead. jared lucas, lucas, lucas, luca, wind. offensive rebound, cal windsor first road game, 63, 6 -- 63-61. pregame dunk, anna wilson, great pass to blaney. stanford led by a dozen at the break. hayley jones attacks the rack. two of her eight points here. hannah scored a game-high 19 off the bench. 82-59 over organ state. that would be buster posey day. they will honor his 12 year career with a pregame ceremony had the game against the cardinals. first chance to publicly honor buster who retired after the loss to l.a.. jeremy giambi has lost -- former oakla

in 2020, utah startups racked up almost $30 billion of liquidity, just 2020 alone. this is a massive vote of confidence in the innovation happening in the state. with an additional $14 billion of investments including seven ipo's and recursion pharmaceuticals. i will let -- owlet was started by brigham want -- big -- brigham young university graduates in their garage and they developed a baby sock that monitors blood and oxen education -- oxenigation and once parents of problems. recursion developed technology to significantly accelerate drug development. utah is becoming the face of competition and innovation. i do worry, however that d.c. bureaucrats might spoil the party for everyone, antitrust enforcement but it goes beyond stopping mergers and conduct, presenting harm to consumers and instead seeks to punish everything and anything that displeases progressives or whatever administration happens to be in power, or looks solely at what is big at the moment as looking too big in the eyes of antitrust regulators. these are all things that threaten to do more harm t

utah had the warriors singing the blues tonight, our sports director market baniyas will tell us how the jazz rallied to brea oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. tonight. you know how the words heatwave and february don't go good together. well neither do warriors and getting blown off the floor in the second half. it just doesn't seem right. but their worst loss of the year comes up in utah, where not since the karl malone and john stockton days have they had a night girl like this? it seems like anyway, donovan mitchell and staff say hello. warriors got out to a quick start 13. oh but ne

el suicidio de un niÑo de 12 aÑos vÍctima de acoso escolar en utah. esta historia enciende las alarmas sobre quÉ deben hacer los padres para evitar que el bullying siga afectando a los niÑos de todo el mundo. andrea leÓn nos tiene los fallecimiento, los padres del menor de 12 aqos decidieron compartir en redes sociales su historia para generar conciencia sobre el problema y los peligros del acoso escolar. ellos relataron que un dia el menor habia llegado de la escuela con un ojo morado y le habia confesado a su hermana que el golpe era producto de un altercado con un compaqero. dias despues, el niqo falto a su practica de baloncesto de los miercoles e intento quitarse la vida. fue encontrado por sus hermanas y llevado rapidamente a un hospital. sin embargo, un dia despues fue declarado muerto. con el hashtag do-it-for-drake o hazlo por drake, sus padres crearon una campaqa de concientizacion sobre este problema que se podria evitar si cada adulto se tomara unos minutos para hablar con sus hijos, sobrinos, hermanos menores y nietos, sobre la importa

utah hangs on for a 62 58 win. with three games left in the regular season, cal falls to four and 13 in the pac 12. 11 and 17 overall, the gulf tour this weekend at riviera country club in los angeles cal products , calling morikawa on the sixth hole in today's third round. this is a par three and take a look how close more cowbell comes to a hole in one, morikawa made his tap in birdie on the way to a round of 68. that's good enough for fifth place, eight strokes off the lead. and take a look at this speed and the line on this, but this is cameron young for birdie on the ninth hole. young on the way to a 69 is 16 under par for the tournament, but still three strokes off the lead, and here's the leader, joaquin niemann. just after putting surface on the 10th hole. this is for eagle neiman shot a 68 today he's 19 under par after three rounds, and that is a 54 whole record in this event. former miami dolphins head coach brian flory still has a pending racial discrimination suit against the nfl, but he will be in the

. >>> the images tonight showing two black hawk helicopters crashing during a training exercise in utah. >>> news coming in tonight, queen elizabeth's covid battle. the move that is causing some concern tonight. >>> and the pandemic here at home. what authorities here in the u.s. are now seeing with this omicron sub-variant. what you should know. >>> the u.s. women's national soccer team celebrating a landmark victory tonight. a $24 million settlement in their battle for equal pay. >>> and america strong tonight and a viewer who watches every night. and the simple request. we heard you. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with these major developments involving russia and vladimir putin's moves involving ukraine. 24 hours after putin said he was recognizing two russian-backed regions of ukraine as independent, tonight, president biden before the american people calling it the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine. the president saying putin is planning to essentially carve out a big chunk of ukraine. president biden now

this relationship remains a vexing problem for everyday life in utah. businesses are shuttered because the federal government capriciously halts mineral extraction authority. ranches go bankrupt because the bureau of land management ends grazing rights in areas where families have raised cattle for generations. and then just last week federal land managers damaged an exquisite collection of dinosaur fossils and would have continued doing so but for the intervention of a noble citizen named jeremy roberts who was willing to call them out on it. at a time when the federal government already owns far more land than it can manage, congress should be really cautious about decreasing federal land holdings. it should be going out of the way to decrease its federal land holdings and doing that rather than increasing them. recognition of sites like the amachi champ deserve better than federal -- camp deserve better than federal management. if they want it to be under the national parks jurisdiction rather than subject to local control, then i'm not inclined to a

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. meijer, i inform the house that mr. meijer will vote yea on s. 321. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 422, the nays are zero. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise on behalf of the minnesota delegation as we honor the life and mourn the passing of our colleague. public service was a defining feature in the life of representative hagedorn. as a young man, he worked here in the house for seven years as a legislative assistant with congressman. then he served as a legislative and con

she led utah with 21 points. cow fault. 80 to 75. they've lost 6 of their last 10. they'll host arizona state on wednesday. all right, folks, that's your look at sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you. all right. before we go, let's get a quick final check of our 7 day forecast right now. >> as we mentioned, things are going to cool down as we head into the workweek here. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. yeah, we're going to track some gusty winds returning to your bay area forecast on monday on valentine's day. >> the morning looking great winds will really start picking up until around 5 o'clock for your early evening hours. and they're going to continue through tuesday, bringing elevated fire danger. 45 miles per hour or less, even for north bay mountains and east bay hills could see even gustier winds than that. then we are going to notice a little bit of a cooling trend on tuesday bringing us near average highs and then a gradual warm up for the remainder of this upcoming week. flirting with 70's by friday and saturday of this upcoming wor

what changed >>> and two blackhawk choppers down in utah during a training exercise >>> and changes to a controversial florida bill that would have required schools to out a student's sexual orientation. the >>> all three white men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery convicted today of federal hate crimes. the jury concluding the three men chased down and murdered arbery in georgia because he was black. they also found all three men guilty of attempted kidnapping and two of the men guilty on a gun charge arbery's mom slammed the justice department's handling of the case today, she accused the justice department of ignoring the family's cry for justice. >> we got a victory today. but so many families out there don't get victories because of people that we have fighting for us what we got today, we would have gotten today if it wasn't for the fight that the families put up >> attorney general merrick garland hailed the verdict he appeared to get choked up when a reporter asked him about the criticism from arbery's mom. >> i can't imagine the pain that a mother feels to have her son run do

now cal hosting utah. the bears big man, lars lars team and had his best game of the season with 16 points and 8 boards. but marco anthony, tough for the utes scoring around the basket going for 13 points. cal getting a chance to close it late. but utah able to hold them off 60 to 58 for a sweep of the bay area. teams this weekend. for your money. tonight, family dollar stores has issued a recall over salmonella concerns caused by a rodent infestation at their arkansas distribution facility. it comes after a consumer complaint. fda inspectors say they found possible contamination in a number of products ranging from food to dietary supplements, medicine, cosmetics, and even pet foods. the voluntary recall does extend to products sold after january. first of 2021, at hundreds of its stores across the southeast and missouri. meanwhile, your neighbor could already be a millionaire. you could be one yourself. that's because folks have been making their nest eggs with more golden with either a 4, one k or an i

so we're holding hands with our skiers and riders in colorado and utah as we all work to tackle this challenge. >> that's very interesting. heather, let's wrap it up with you. are people taking this seriously? is it going to take something like, okay, skiers and snowboarders to pull through this in terms of climate change when it involves lake tahoe? >> i really hope so, because we can't lose hope. it's within our power to reduce the rate of climate change, and if we lose hope and don't act, i'm afraid of what that looks like, so we need to make more conscientious choices. it's our duty, it's our responsibility, and we're trying to empower people to act and show people what they can do, and they can do it with their vote, they can do it with their actions, but we all have to act. there's no other choice. >> mike, final word for you. glass half full or glass half empty moving forward? >> i'm a glass half full person, and you know our industry tends to operate that way. just as heather says, if we could all band together and make decisions that are good ones for our environment, i thin

utah went on to cruise to 111-85 victory. loss snaps a nine-game winning streak. warriors will be back in action tomorrow night at chase center against the new york knicks. >>> baseball, season might not start on time with ongoing labor dispute between the players and owners. but giants are planning a day for the fans to say goodbye to posey. he retired in november. may 7th will be buster posey day at oracle park. >>> norway, four golds, 11 medals, austria and russian olympic committee 11 overall, and u.s. with two more tonight, three gold so far, nine medals overall for the u.s. we're back in a moment. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a stor

. >>> two blackhawk choppers crashing during a training exercise in utah incredibly, no crew members injured. >>> the historic victory for u.s. women's soccer stars in their battle for equal pay. how it levels the playing field. >>> and the singer we first met after she moved the "america's got talent" judges to tears. tonight, the tributes pouring in for her and her enduring message of hope. ♪ it's all right to b lost sometimes ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone president biden is calling provocative russian moves in eastern ukraine the beginning of an invasion here's where we are as we come on the air tonight -- america combat aircraft in europe are being redeployed into eastern europe it's a move meant to reassure nato allies close to ukraine president biden today also announcing new and severe financial sanctions against russia, all of it in response to vladimir putin's brazen claim of independence for two breakaway regions inside ukraine, including areas firmly under ukrainian control. tonight, diplomatic options are taking

you always have a tough time up in utah. and jt to want this kind of anderson addresses it afterwards. and they're a good team, bro. it's hard to play a game. well. hard to play here because they have greater trans here. it's hard to play here elevation, but the game is a gammauns. at some point. you gotta stop the bleeding. you know if we did a good job of that, i think we can't just allowed the whole keep getting deeper and deeper and i would be better. when losing streaks collide up in corvallis tonight , cal bears the men went in having last 10 in a row. the beavers seven consecutive attention, absolutely unbearable . you might say good ballgame. cal could have used that guy andre kelly. out for the year with an ankle injury. but picking up the slack. george shepherd will come through. hit the elbow jumper right there, tied it with a minute 40 left in the game shepherd with the game on the line all even here with a quick burst. watch it go to the bucket. it's goaltending, you'll see the replay clearly goaltending. shephe

unbelievable scene at a utah ski resort after two national guard helicopters collide. we will show you how it all went down iversity, is one of the largest universities in the country. online students at gcu received over $100 million dollars in scholarships in 2020. see what scholarships you qualify for. find your purpose at gcu.edu/myoffer >>> a live look downtown san francisco where people are slowly returning to the office for the peak of the omicron surge behind us. tonight, betty yu shows us a small business that just opened its doors in the heart of the financial district and why it could be a sign of good things to come. >> reporter: after more than two years of delays modern mexican eatery is officially open inside sales force east. it is happening at a time when the city is encouraging more workers to return to the office. >> reporter: this is the first permanent home, known for slow cooked meats and bowls. >> it is our first week here at the new location. so, we definitely like just getting a feel of how it is down here. >> how is it so far? >> it has been g

really difficult to win in utah and then to play the next night, you know, coming out of utah. so i'm not worried about our team or anything. >> to college basketball where the 20-6 usf dons are a true ncaa tournament bubble team. as of today, they are projected to make the big dance for the first time since 199 # 8 #. sap take clara wouldn't be a bad loss by any stretch, but one the tons could not afford. the broncos took down st. mary's on their home floor tuesday home gwen today. late first half. the dons up seven. from deep. and usf led 40-28 at the break. under four minutes left. still a 12-point san francisco lead. the nice pass down low. and the dunk, and he led all scorers with 19 and usf a nice road win. they're now 21-6. >>> other to eugene, home of the most ridiculous floor in college hoops. first half, the jab staff. you have to guard him next time. that was part of a 24-0 run. the final seconds oh of the first half. george shepherd, the highlighter in yellow. the sea parts and he flushes it home with authority before the buzzer sounds. shepherd scored a career high

unbelievable scene at a utah ski resort after two national guard helicopters collide. we will show you how it all went down oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >>> a live look downtown san francisco where people are slowly returning to the office for the peak of the omicron surge behind us. tonight, betty yu shows us a small business that just opened its doors in the heart of the financial district and why it could be a sign of good things to come. >> reporter: after more than two years of delays modern mexican eatery is officially open inside sales force east. it is happening at a time when the city is encouraging more workers to return to the office. >> reporter: th

the utah national guard is investigating the crash. no crew members were hurt. a guard spokesperson says weather conditions were poor but added it was not unusual to train for combat in such conditions and crashes are rare. still ahead as u.s. troop numbers in eastern europe continue to grow. we will tell you how soldiers at the world's largest military base are feeling about >> the u.s. troop presence in eastern europe still growing today, president biden directed more of them who are already stationed in europe to reinforce nato allies on the eastern flank. there are now thousands of american troops stationed in germany, poland and romania. >> the majority of them from fort bragg, north carolina correspondent markie martin was in north carolina and reports on the soldiers mindset as they head out for europe. >> u.s. military around the country in motion. now as the situation at the ukraine-russia border intensifies. in texas, fort hood is preparing for possible deployment. the base telling newsnation soldiers have been put on a heightened state of readiness. >

and now wearing the cancer awareness pink, they give utah a try led by 2 in overtime and they spread it open and broke the press and jenna hit a go- ahead 3 in utah 1 the games 8075 and they are still stuck on one pac win and the nba in the boys were off today and and alan -- la them play the clippers monday night. did you catch clay thompson show last night? he scored 16 points in the fourth quarter with the win over the lakers and he finished with 33 and six returning from injury last month. he said his game is finally doing that. >> if i could do that every fourth quarter, i would. >> it is an amazing show and we have all seen it before and will see it again and if you are not feeling that feeling for a few years you don't take a 30 ball like we -- lightly in this league and we are lucky bunch have number 11 back for short. >> to do that, and inspires me to keep going and i'm not satisfied and i won't lie that it felt really freaking good though. >> the guys in phoenix and shirtless joe damon and harry hicks with the boisterous 16th hole of the final round and then in a lather wit

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men's hoops, stand for hosting utah. -- women's hoops, stanford hosting utah. jones had 15 points. third quarter, one of fran's three steals. is she going to dunk it? no, but she was one of six cardinals in double figures. cardinals win, 9164 your -- 91-60 four your final. super bowl interviews have been almost all on zoom in l.a. today. no one really expected cincinnati to make it this far, but those who underestimated joe burrow will be at home watching on sunday. >> if you underestimate us, we are going to beat you. all this year, we got better and better each week and won a lot of big games, have been in a lot of situations. this is no different. larry: picking a winner scientifically, nick the dolphin in florida has made up his mind. he started toward the rams and then turned away and chose the bengals. nick has been correct in seven of his last nine predictions. a member of the -- remember the wanna get away commercials? the reversed slam here without authority, then commits a foul in frustration. the there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the e

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the warriors lose their winning streak to the utah jazz sports director. jason dumas has the very latest coming up in sports. we're back. it is 4.45. let's get a check of the forecast. we've got john looking at the golden gate bridge for us this morning. great looking shot there, john. yeah, beautiful view this morning on these clear mornings, it's >> nice when you can actually see rc church. our view because oftentimes this was blocked out by those. they area low clouds and fog. not this morning and not the past few mornings either. we're going to be crystal clear throughout the course of the day today and after a fairly chilly start for some of us, nothing, chile about the rest of your thursday. record-breaking heat. in fact, is what we can expect already broke a record in oakland yesterday climbing into the upper 80's today. we're likely to break a few more records than just oakland. we are looking at the coast and the north bay with some of her windiest conditions right now, gusts of wind into a 30 to 40 miles per hour range in her upper elevations and

because utah has an approach and a mindset that these of the 16th. so we need to travel inside and come in this in this century. so we, this mindset europe is starting somewhere where everything is wrong or would like, we need to have africa. but why don't we start like, this is what we need. and africa can actually be a partner for us to keep that and what is in it for them. and really start this way . i think that would be a good way to thoughts. and when things are when roll stop and say look, why not doing quote quite well, what would need to stop you and me that we made a mistake and see how we can improve things. but that's not what is happening right now. unfortunately. and i think that the, you, you can, companies will continue to fin that old fashioned way of having a relation for africa are actually guilty of racism. this is the racism that the left is never speaking about. it is a huge international way of doing that is looking at africa, people let people who are less than other people in the world. and i think this is really heartbreakin

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