it was done because utah wants this. utah needs this. i mean, people are dying because we don't have this. >> do you think that health care should be a right in america? >> i think people hear in that phrase what they want to. we believe in access and like actual access for everybody, being able to go to the doctor and get the care you need. >> having access to health care is very different than having health care. in the way that i think of it is, you know, i have access to ryan gosling, but i'm never getting past security to get to him. >> and we're trying to tear down security. >> right. >> so what do republican lawmakers here have to say about why they denied an estimated 60,0 0 people the chance to get medicaid when it is what the voters wanted? i'm going back to the capital to ask a state rep just that. and later i'm talking to the man behind the plan to give insurance to every american. >> guaranteeing health care to every man, woman and child is the right thing to do. the right thing to do. you need. i love you! only pay for what

the chair: the gentleman from utah is -- the gentleman from utah reserves. the gentleman from hawaii is recognized. mr. case: thank you, madam chair. i yield two minutes to my colleague from oregon, ms. bonamici. the chair: the gentlewoman may proceed. ms. bonamici: thank you, madam chair. and thank you to the gentleman from hawaii for yielding. i rise today in support of the en bloc amendment. the ocean covers more than 70% of the planet. it supplies much of the oxygen that we breathe, it regulates our climate, is linked to the water we drink, and is home to more than half of all life on earth. but despite our intrinsic connection to our ocean, we no very little about what is beneath its surfalse. as co-chair of the house oceans caucus, i have worked with my fellow co-chair for the caucus, congressman don young if alaska, to improve ocean data and mop monitoring effort -- monitoring efforts through the introduction of our blue globe act. this would direct the noaa administrator to enter into an agreement with the national academy of sciences to assess the p

the chair: without objection, the gentleman from utah utah is recognized. mr. bishop: this is one of those elements which the gentlelady raises an issue that i think is right, it is good, it's appropriate. and the idea that we should make sure that these considerations take effect is an appropriate thing. concept once again, the problem is, there's nothing that prohibits that from being done and indeed it is being done even as we speak. but if you want to re-emphasize it -- we should be taking on the military consideration into everything we're doing not just this particular amendment. but it's the right concept there. that's why i'm not really opposed to. this it's the right thing to do it's such a right thing to do we should have been spending our time doing the ndaa which is much more successful and more important to the military, that should have been passed months ago, that's how important this particular topic. is i'm not opposed to it, it is once again redundant. and we're already doing that. there's nothing that stops us from doing that. i reserve the b

>> utah. >> reporter: an unimaginably shocking scene. heidy on the kitchen floor in a pool of her own blood. conrad on the phone pleading for help. >> there's so much blood. if you don't get here right now, she's going to die. i don't know what happened. i really don't know what happened. oh, my god. it was bad to begin with and it got so much worse. >> reporter: as you will learn, truer words may never have been spoken. >> what had happened in that house? >>> coming up -- >> i'm asking him, conrad, what's going on? he said, i don't know what happened. everything was just different answers and different theories, different little things. >> a search for answers and a race to save heidy. >> this is not happening. this is really not happening. i really don't understand any of this. this is so crazy. >> when "as night fell" continues. >> when "as night fell" continues. >>> something was wrong at the truman house. >> she came out of the shower, and i heard a pop, and there's blood! and she's in blood! >> i have officers and paramedics on the

court -- district court for the district of utah. i urge my colleagues to support his confirmation and look forward to voting for him later today. thank you, mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of richard ernest myers ii of north carolina to be united states district judge for the eastern district of north carolina signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of richard ernest myers ii of north carolina to be united states district judge for the eastern district of north carolina shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote:

>> utah. >> reporter: an unimaginably shocking scene. heidy on the kitchen floor in a pool of her own blood. conrad on the phone pleading for help. >> there's so much blood. if you don't get here right now, she's going to die. i don't know what happened. i really don't know what happened. oh, my god. it was bad to begin with and it got so much worse. >> reporter: as you will learn, truer words may never have been spoken. >> what had happened in that house? >>> coming up -- >> i'm asking him, conrad, what's going on? he said, i don't know what happened. everything was just different answers and different theories, different little things. >> a search for answers and a race to save heidy. >> this is not happening. this is really not happening. >> when "dateline" continues. looks different. the unbeatable strength of advil. what pain? ♪needs somebody ♪everybody needs somebody to love♪ ♪someone to love ♪someone to love ♪i got a little message for you...♪ ♪when you have that somebody, hold on to them,♪ ♪give them all your

utah. the beehive state. why? >> sorry -- sorry, it was not illinois, this is a study i have done for 12 years. rich state, poor state. utah has been number one, every year we have done this. mormons in utah do it right, they have a flat rate income tax, 5%, they have noes state ns tax -- low regulation, one thing, utah spends about less than any other state per pupil on education, public education, yet they have highest test scores. david: i love that. >> it works. why are you amazed, low taxes, low regulation, you leave people free producer, they create prem troatremtremendouswealth. people -- companies are flocking to utah, the best news is you can now get a real beer there. you -- >> you can't get a double, i ordered a double once and i was refused. but steve, i find is fascinating, i would like the connectiontion with mormonnism and the success. it comes from the -- i think it is fa fascinating. >> a great point, utah has the lowest age population of any state, the north east, is graying, utah is getting youn

that stunned everyone in the utah county d.a.'s office. especially the man responsible for conrad's conviction, prosecutor craig johnson. >> this is something that really took us by surprise. >> reporter: the defense says you had to have known. >> well, that's their take, and they're doing their job to zealously represent their client, but i can tell you categorically that that's not correct. >> reporter: just as stunned was the man whose team took the measurements, lead detective tom wallace. what went wrong? how'd that happen? >> in the process of transposing numbers from actual measurements at the scene to the crime scene program, numbers were just transposed wrong. >> reporter: wallace admits the error but says it was minor, that conrad truman did not deserve a new trial. >> it's not that significant as they made it out to be. >> reporter: did those incorrectly entered measurements change your opinion of conrad truman's guilt? should they change anyone's opinion? >> they didn't change my opinion. >> reporter: nor did it change the opin

has utah ever felt over run by refugees? >> not that i am aware of. >> she fled violence in thailand when she was 13. >> how did you get from burma to thailand? >> i had to walk. >> she became a u.s. citizen and now owns her own burmise, thai restaurant. >> we are putting them on career pat pat paths. that's what i would hope president trump will see. >> the mayor also hopes president trump would see what they are doing now. she's a public health major at westminster college in salt lake city and plans to become a physician assistant. >> yeah, i teach -- >> reporter: she volunteers with newly arrived refugees hoping to pay forward the opportunities she's had. >> are you going to go college? yeah? do you know what you want to be? i feel like it's a cycle. younger folks who raise in utah have the ability to become successful, and then they want to reciprocate that with future generations. >> reporter: states and cities have until christmas day to tell the federal government whether they plan to continue welcoming refugees. ant

our guys are excited. >> if they play like they did against usc, utah is in trouble. >> utah lost in last years championship. >> we were here one year ago and we have all of these good players they could've gone to the nfl and they decided to come back and you can see how focused they have been >> last year we were not able to get the win and now we have another chance and that i believe is the message, let's try to finish and have a chance to win the whole thing. >> it may rain during the game >> it's a weeknight game which is usually tougher on traffic and get it given the added conditions we are expecting a lot of rain and wind and it will make traffic that much more challenging. >> we have been out here all morning long and there's definitely a shift in the weather with the wind always picking up where we are with the rain lightly happening during the game. and the traffic is really going to start building up around 1:00 and will probably last through the end of the game around 9:00 at night and if you happen to be watching and you're from out of town, you cannot bring in big pur

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

. >> garrett: they resettled in utah and about two years ago, with help from the international rescue committee opened bhutan house, a restaurant serving cuisine from nepal, india and bhutan. >> the dream came true here for us. >> garrett: but that dream may be available to fewer and fewer. an executive action issued by president trump gives state and local governments power to refuse refugees. >> no other president would be doing that. >> garrett: but not in utah...where the state's republican governor sent the president a letter asking for more refugees. >> i think our president would like for it to be partisan but it just is not. >> reporter: jackie biskupski is the democratic mayor of salt lake city. >> when we see there is a need for other refugees around the world to have a safe place to land, we want to be that place. >> garrett: michelle kaufusi is the mayor of heavily republican provo. >> they are some of the most hardworking, dedicated people you'll ever meet that's what i hope president trump would see. >> garrett: the mayors also hope the president would see people like as

utah state grinding away. 71-59. aggies taking care of things. >>> the warriors on the mend a little bit. a couple players back. the result much the same as we've been seeing of late. having his number retire, draymond green back on the scene. as was d'angelo russell. out a few weeks with the thumb injury. and he looks healthy. the warriors take a brief lead in the second half. but the hornets in charlotte have that guy, devonte graham, he had ten threes. graham. 33 points. warriors had nine as a team. 106-91. the warriors are 4 and 19. >>> we've come to that point in the evening where we can check this out. this is my favorite from tonight. lebron james into the four-court. the rules of basketball. you just can't do that. look at the referee. looking right at him. the uat a player says hello! he's walking with the ball. >> probably one of the worst things i've ever done in my career. i didn't even realize i did it until halftime. i just really had a malfunction. >> we all have them, right? >> yeah. >>> here's anothe

utah myles hanson is backing a bill for the fairness or high skilled immigrants act. when is the last time you heard about fairness for high-killed americans act? i believe it accelerates the flow of indian and chain ocean h-1b visa workers into the united states because of their immense size in population allows them to compete foimplet s. jobs and visas and the lower wairnlgs that result. driving wage tbhs this country lower, not higher. hanson wrote this in the salt lake tribune. these talented foreigners can't wait in limbo for years. anecdotal evidence shows the difficulties in getting visas is driving tall ended immigrants to other countries like canada that will benefit from our loss. a economy of 30 million kns is a competitor to 330 million americans. imagine. what nonsense. the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he's from utah and he's taken in thousands and thousands of dollars this election cycle from some of thes top sponsors of hirks 1b visas. she planning we are told to bring the bill up for unanimous consent which means there would be no vot

become second nature paul teaches tied she at utah valley unersity. year his eyes age isnly a number. >>he's a new >>i checked your lungs. i checked . >>intermountain healthcare's doctorjohn alasdair says the rate at which people aged berries chronolical age is just the clock. but physiological agis how there but how healy they are he says lifestyle plays are all we tend to lose 10% of all muscle mass and strength every decade after 60 and mary is determined to not lose it anyting i can conjure upe gives it a try. >>so paul putou to the challenge. he's getting lazy or he finishes >>mary says she didn't think should live this long. but she keeps on going. >>give a smile watching mary what an inspiration and their son is a safe ming over every day keep undergoing that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 we'll see u back here tonight for the news and in prime time, rightow pam oore in cannes winner here with kron 4 news at 6 on this story grant thank him for that comg up tonight at 6 o'clock a major blow to local businesses also the city taxes acle pulling its ann

we speak 130 languages in utah. so we are the most bilingual place on the planet which helps us with international trade. we are very successful when it comes to working with people and countries around the world, and have international exchange. so our economy is growing leaps and bounds in every area, including international business. stuart: governor gary herbert, number one state, utah, congratulations, sir. it's great having you on the program. i'm absolutely taken aback with what you've done in that state. just terrific, sir. congratulations. >> come and see us. we are happy to share. it's just common sense mostly. all states can do it. stuart: if you're not careful, i will bring the show over there. watch out. governor, thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: sure. let's get back to individual stocks. i'm going to take a look at nike. it's now down a couple of bucks. their north american sales a little disappointing. down comes the stock nearly 2% now. look at uber, banned in germany again after

utah coming up tyrell huntly. 25-yard touchdown .utahs down 23-15. cv verdictle monitor night. 2078 yards rushing. aloha, three tds a 70-yard scamper puts it away. utah playoffs hopes down the drain. oregon wins 37-15. pac 12 champs they go to the rose bowl. >> they're the best i've been around. still have more football to play. pac 12 champions earned every bit. cut it lose left nothing in the tank at got it down. >> years of hard work and grueling workout but we got the right guys such an honor to be part of the zbleem steph curry had a clean upprocedure on the broken hand. when the break happened this was the stand plan from the outset and he is on be track to be reevaluated in fash. >> red panda in the house. warriors and bulls in chicago. always good show. now look at the hustle by draymond green. the steal here. glenn robinson iii set up for the three. rob i understand led with 20 points. draymond creating for willy cauley stein. prominent down 10 points, 7 boards for willy np kobe white showing of the handles. money bulls up but final minute t

list includes new jersey congressman josh got high merrick, new york congressman anthony brindisi, utah representative ben mcadams, and oregon rep kurt schrader, who said, quoting here, "i think it is certainly appropriate and might be a little more bipartisan, who knows." the idea, of course, is to offer an option that might attract at least some republican support. but for now, the centrist democrats are well short of the roughly 18 votes needed to block impeachment. more importantly, their suggestion has zero support from house speaker nancy pelosi. watch. >> why not censure, at this point? is that still alive? >> it's not alive, never had a life. >> and as we know, the house -- >> is that direct enough for you? >> it's great. >> but former democratic senator sam nunn wasn't laughing one bit, telling fox news chris wallace that censure might be the appropriate punishment. >> it seems to me that kind of behavior, at least, has to be condemned, but i think censure ought to be looked at very

utah coming bab. 25-yard touchdown. utahs down 23-15. but monster night for cj aloha, three td 6 the 70-yard scamper puts it away. utah hopes down the drain. oregon win 37-15. pac 12 champs going to the rose bowl. >> they're the best i've been around. they have more football to play pac 12 championship earned every bit. cut it loose. left nothing in the tank and got it done. >> years of hard work and grueling workout but we got the right guys such an honor be tart part to a. >> steph curry had a cleanup procedure on the brokeened hand when the break happened this was the plan from the outset. a will be reevaluated in february. >> red panda in the house. oh always a good show. >> now, look at the hustle by draymond green. the steal here, glenn robinson, iii. set up are to the rob i understand led with 20 points in the game. draymond creating for willy cally stein. seven ambassador por willy. kobe white showing hamp. step back three. fast forward final minute preponderate tied draymond gr three for the oop. dubs up 100 to 98. zach leaven a

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utah taking on oregon tonight and back here live. utah with a win tonight hoping to crack into the top 4 for a spot isn't the college football play offs. we'll see how it plays out. >> thank you. don't forget kick off is at 5:00 p.m. coming up. followed by a special edition after the game. >> there it is. as we count down to kick off. unfortunately cal didn't qualify. you cannot blame line backer weaver. he leads the nation in tackles. we sat down with the man known as the weave. on the with the authority pod cast. the music he likes to listen to before a game. and how something weird always happens before kick off. >> it's not a mental list. it's like stuff that happens. it's random. something weird will always happen on game day. i don't know why. either i lose something or try to walk up without a left cleat on. that was interesting. it's just like that weirdness that happens to me. that shouldn't happen it helps me lock in. >> what's the weirdest? >> either trying to go up without a helmet. or yeah, just totally forgot the helmet

the oregon ducks taking on the utah uts. utah actually trying to make its case for a possible shot at the national champ sonship. we are live with the preparations under way. >> the 49ers suspend radio analyst tim ryan over offensive comments he made about baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson. why some say the apoll wasn't enough and the say the apology wasn't enough and the players coming to his defense. >>> there is mixed reaction to a controversial comment made by radio analyst tim ryan. the team suspended ryan for sunday's game against the saints after he said in a radio interview earlier this week that baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson's dark skin and uniform help him disguise the football when running the option. some of the 49ers top african american players are coming to his defense but one prominent african american church lead never san francisco is demanding ryan make a public apology. >> he should be brave enough to come to this black community and state his remorse. >> he was talking football. he

it's oregon versus utah. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. >>> new at 6:00, a brush with stardom continues for a group of second graders in pittsburg. we first introduced you to los medanos elementary when they rewrote the lyrics to truth hurts by lizzo. their song captured so much attention that a bay area radio station is sending their class and the teacher to lizzo's concert tonight in san jose. and that's not all. >> they've saved the details until the day of, which is today. and they said that they will have a chance to meet and greet lizzo and have a group picture with her. so we're pretty excited. >> yeah, who wouldn't be. the kids who can make it are also getting homework credit because concert or not, it is a school night. >> oh, that's true. coming up, new at 6:00, a breathalyzer device that can detect cannabis is now being put to the test by local law enforcement. >> you'll see how it works, what it can detect and what might still slip by. >> i'm wayne freedman in rural sonoma county. outside a business

utah takes on the 13 rack oregon ducks in the pac-12 championship. >> the entire state of utah is pumped up beyond belief. >> reporter: oregon is but they close out the season undefeated at home. >> they have earned the opportunity that the to pray for pac-12 championship against an excellent football team. >> if they play like they against usc, and then utah is in trouble. >> reporter: they lost in last year's pac-12 temperature. >> we were here a year ago. we could've gone to the nfl. they decided to come back and you can see how focused they had been all season long. >> we got to the championship game and were not able to get over the wind. we have another chance this year and i believe that is the message to try to be finish and >> reporter: it may rain during the game creating slick roads and traffic jams. >> it is a weeknights game for us which is stuff on traffic given the added conditions of the weather tonight expecting a lot of rain and wind. it is just going to make traffic much more trouncing. >>> a young boy and his family wishing for a christmas miracle. coming up next, his

mitt romney, of course, just elected from the state of utah. has a different sort of stature than many of his republican colleagues in the senate. a lot of people think romney has more latitude in terms of breaking with trump on something this momentous. murkowski, romney. you look at that, that's two potential votes right there. who else is being talked about? these four names. you see these four names a lot when it comes to conviction or a question of the rules. collins from maine, gardner from colorado, mcsally from arizona, tillis. all four have to face the voters, collins in a state clinton won, gardner in a state clinton one, mcsally in a state that trump won but barely and tillis in a state that trump won but only by 3 1/2 points. all of them have to think long and hard about how this vote will resonate with general election voters. that's the leverage democrats think they have. when you see these four names mentioned and you see the general election mentioned with them, remember, there is something else that's on their minds as well. it

the number one is utah, lawrence has the buzz behind what made that possible. >> utah has not raise taxes taxes in 20 years. gary signed a bill to prevent corporate and personal income taxes another 40% taking them down to 4.66%. add to that no statewide property tax, there is a local property tax used for the public schools, let's talk about utah high school students ace court the best in the nation when college admission exams. they structure the government on revenue comes from growth, not taxes. >> the government is labor-intensive and we have fewer state employees today and we had back in 2002, we have reduced labor and government and we saved the taxpayers $400 million a year by not just keeping up with inflation and growth and were in a very efficient government that respects the taxpayer dollars saving them $400 million a year. >> government and private business work together in the public private partnerships. using little taxpayer money to stimulate industry exporting $15 billion worth of hardware and software and transportation equipment according to the state chamber of commer

. >>> utah was there. lying in the weeds all season. the utes scratched and clawed to maybe represent the pac-12 and the college football playoffs. utah and oregon. final season at levi's before it moves to vegas next year. 10-0 ducks. he's open. johnny johnson. 45-yard connection. br 23-7 in the third quarter. hunt low to nuyou cana. 25-yard connection. we got a ball game. veredell busted up the middle. on the ground. oregon pins the pac-12 championship. an the rose bowl. >>> high school football. clayton valley ugly eagles hosting the elk grove thundering herd. clayton valley takes a two- point lead. 28-26. elk grove, chance to win it. the final minute, carter harris, intercepted in the end zone. 28-26. overnight the double-a state bel next weekend. >>> not that the stanford women's soccer team needed any help to be a championship contender, but it doesn't hurt that this year's college cup is 15 miles from campus. scientist against ucla. the cardinal fired up early. sophia smith through the defense. through the legs of jesse flemming.

utah myles hanson is backing a bill for the fairness or high skilled immigrants act. when is the last time you heard about fairness for high-killed americans act? i believe it accelerates the flow of indian and chain ocean h-1b visa workers into the united states because of their immense size in population allows them to compete foimplet s. jobs and visas and the lower wairnlgs that result. driving wage tbhs this country lower, not higher. hanson wrote this in the salt lake tribune. these talented foreigners can't wait in limbo for years. anecdotal evidence shows the difficulties in getting visas is driving tall ended immigrants to other countries like canada that will benefit from our loss. a economy of 30 million kns is a competitor to 330 million americans. imagine. what nonsense. the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he's from utah and he's taken in thousands and thousands of dollars this election cycle from some of thes top sponsors of hirks 1b visas. she planning we are told to bring the bill up for unanimous consent which means there would be no vot

mitt romney, of course, just elected from the state of utah. has a different sort of stature than many of his republican colleagues in the senate. a lot of people think romney has more latitude in terms of breaking with trump on something this momentous. murkowski, romney. you look at that, that's two potential votes right there. who else is being talked about? these four names. you see these four names a lot when it comes to conviction or a question of the rules. collins from maine, gardner from colorado, mcsally from arizona, till tillis. all four have to face the voters, collins in a state clinton won, gardner in a state clinton one, mcsally in a state that trump won but barely and tillis in a state that trump won but only by 3 1/2 points. all of them have to think long and hard about how this vote will resonate with general election voters. that's the leverage democrats think they have. when you see these four names mentioned and you see the general election mentioned with them, remember, there is something else that's on their minds as wel

. >> jimmy: denise, where are you from >> utah. >> jimmy: hey, denise from utah [ cheers and applause welcome. from new york, welcome to "the tonight show."in here you would totally use this sweater in utah. that's great >> oh, yes >> jimmy: there's snow up there. that's great >> skiing. >> jimmy: skiing weather do you have anything like this >> no! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: are you sure >> i love it >> jimmy: this is pretty cool. would you like to try it on? >> yes >> jimmy: it's very heavy. i'm not kidding. it really is [ light laughter ] >> i'm so excited. ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, this is -- denise, this is going to be -- i can already tell this is a a winner it is a little heavy, right? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you. please turn around let's see. wow! [ cheers and applause fantastic. you look gorgeous! you're a sweater model that's fantastic thank you denise from utah [ cheers and applause stick around we'll be right back with more "tonight show" everybody come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ we ordered 10,000 units. that sounds good. pretty cool, huh? they're

utah coming back tyrell huntly.. utah down 23-15. but cj verdictle had a monster night. 208 yards rushing aloha, three tds a 70 yard scamper the game put away. oregon wins 37-15. pac 12 champs go to the rose bowl. >> they're the best i've been around. still have more football to play. pac 12 champions to want they cut it loose. got nothing in the tank. got it done. >> years of hard work and grueling workouts but we have the right guys. >> steph curry had a cleanup procedure on the broken hand as we first reported this was the plan from the outset and remains on track to be reevaluated in february. >> warriors and about bulls in chicago. red panda in the house. always good show. look at the husting by draymond green. the steal here. glenn robinson iii set up for the 3. robinson led with 20 points in the game. draymond creating for willie cauley stein. come nent down 10 points 7 boards for willie kobe white showing off the handle. money bums up, 83-76. fast forward, final minute. gr 3 for the oop. last chance for chicago. zach levine f

now, however, they did just, in the last week, get medicaid expansion passed in utah. and it is going to be implemented is what i mean. and there might be work requirements, and there will be rigamarole from that but what is interesting about medicaid expansion, i think a lot of deuce understand fully what the affordable care act included, and that was medicaid expansion, and 14 states have yet to expand medicaid. which was stipulated under that policy. under the legislation. because they say it is too expensive, we don't want government-funded health care. well, it is not actually that expensive for those states because the federal government picks up 90% of the tab. so you know, you have a lot of fiscal conservatives who are saying, well, you know, it doesn't make sense for us, but then you have, you know, the activists in utah telling me, what do you mean? this is already paid for. this is already in the legislation. so at a time of repeal and replace, i think a lot of -- >> a lot of court challenges as well, with the affordable care act, setting it back a little bi

they brought the energy tonight in utah. facing >>> good evening, everybody. hard to to g tonight in and night out with the warriors. they crank it up tonight, they had the energy and they had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about this couple came from hawaii to see steph mitchell and the jazz they were down 13, oh, going to the rack strong, attacking the rim. maurkice chris looking better and better. he's doing his tune-ups on the rim. warriors were up 7 at the half on the road. third quarter chris again cabong. a former lottery pick, earning more minutes less than five minutes to go. mitchell for three, ties it at 98. alec burkes he's throwing this it's like a kyung a thon in these highlights. 8 threes on the night, 32 points and mitchell corner three, wide open, ices it. he went for 28 and the warriors, they gave a winning effort but they come up short. to the nfl, raiders set to closeout their tenure in oakland on sunday against the jacksonville jaguars. although a source told me the stadium may not be ready until next season so perhaps there could be m

utah's playoff hopes go down the drain as oregon wins >> they still have more football to play. tonight they cut it loose, they left nothing in the tank and got it done. >> a lot of hard work. it's been years of hard work and grueling work outs but we've got the right guys. >> congrats to the ducks. steph curry had a cleanup procedure on his broken hand. as we first reported here this was the plan from the outset and steph remains on track to be reevaluated in february. warriors and bulls in chicago, red panda, bud the bull had a bad toss but that there she got it done. and hits the three. and robinson led the warriors with 20 tonight and with authority. 10 points and 7 boards for willie. white showing off the handles to the bulls and step back three. final minute we're tied, it's draymond. warriors by two. last chance for chicago. zack levene going one-on-one, no warriors salvage this game on the road trip. an emotional good-bye for fresno state head coach who resigned after three years with the bull dogs. he'd had heart issues. the 58-year-old decided it was time to step away

in 2012, utah governor gary herbert signed the utah transfer, a public lands act, which required federal agencies to seed ownership of most federal lands to state control after 2014. a researcher at the university of california san diego found that in the year after utah and other western state legislators made their land transfer demands, those states saw a nearly 11% increase in violence directed at federal public lands employees. in that context, it is particularly disappointing to see my republican colleagues invited witness today with little experience on the issues we are here to discuss, when he was written favourably about giving away federal land to state and private control. former bls director said in 2014, quote, the political >> rhetoric today does lead to animosity and increased tension, and there is a belief because of that red brexit it is okay to do things outside the law and some people believe that they are going to get away with it. today, i hope we can examine this rhetoric and the danger it creates, so that we can consider how to protect public employees, promote co

>>and while the niners are away on one at levi's the utah oregon for the past. well, title game we go to the 2nd half stocks up 60 here come the you tyler huntley. 25 yard touchdown utah's right back in it that would convert a two-point try to make it a one possession game or get they sure to put this away cj verdell plus loose. no chance to catch up 70 yards of the end zone part of a 200 yard night for him ducks role 3715 to win the conference room utah's college football playoff hopes oregon. it's off to the rose bowl we're going all levels here in high school football. >>a meeting of elite nicknames the ugly eagles of clayton valley take down the elk grove thundering herd, 2826 for the northern california division 2 double a championship congrats to the eagles rallied from down 12 to take the lead and the title in the final minute to the nba warriors haven't won much this year. but they seem to do well playing the chicago bulls golden state in the windy city a win for in this current trip with a victory. you got some fan support go right to the final minute g

lou: the fight for you is in utah and you're running against a democrat, give us a sense of how you stack up with one another on the big issues. >> it is real simple. , at the end of the day is not about the individual, it's really about the party he represents, he gives power to a divisive party that you said earlier as a part of hate, i can break it down simply in terms of where our country stands and where the democratic party stands and were democrat suppressed the country like alc and plosive. i break it down to four, education, god, industry and family. it's really that simple and once we get back to america good people talking we can get past our parties, we can get in sto t talking about things wherever parties and identify those who hate her country. socialist hate those. they don't like it and what president trump representing is a disruptive president that they could care less about what they think and a power that they have and they fear that. they fear anyone who they cannot control and for the first time in decades we are dealing with that and they hate those of us who suppo

utah is the fifth rank team in the country. looks to make a statement tonight as they try to get into the college football kickoff at levi stadium is set for 5:00. >>> there is mixed reaction to a controversial statement made by tim ryan. the 49ers suspended ryan for one game after he said that e r lamarr jackson's dark skin and his dark uniform helps him disguise a dark football, when he is running fake handoffs. some of the 49ers top african- american players are now defending ryan. however, one prominent african- american church leader in san francisco is demanding that ryan make a public apology. >> he should be brave enough to come to the black community and state his remorse. >> and i think anybody in this would take it offensively, or anything. he apologized. >> he walked up to me earlier, and before he said anything. i told him, i got your back. >> now the 49ers are practicing in florida this week before they play in new orleans on sunday. tim ryan apologized to players and members of the 49ers organization at the team'

there was that glimmer of hope that a team from the pac-12 would represent us in the college playoffs, utah just needing a win to make a case for 1 of the 4 spots in the college football playoffs. oregon up 10-0. justin herbert throws deep and connects with johnny johnson. oregon would have a 17-0 lead at the half. third quarter, oregon up. the 70-yard touchdown run there. he rushed for 208 yards in the game with 3 touchdowns. oregon beats utah 37-15 and the ducks earn a spot in the rose bowl. >>> and the warriors in chicago looking to snap that losing streak. green comes up with the steal and finds robinson who nails thethree. robinson had 18 points. warriors down 2, fake pass and the hook shot in the paint that. ties the game at 92. and then a minute left. the game is tied at 98. green throws up the the ally oop for robinson who throws it down and the warriors win their fifth game of the season. >>> women's soccer, stanford hosted ucla in the national semifinals. 52nd minute. sofia smith fires a rocket and goal, that's a hat trick and stanford wins and face north carolina in the title gam

. >> do you think someone like mitt romney is pretty safe in utah? >> in theory, sure. but the reality is when you get on the ground even in utah where trump isn't as popular as some other states, the intensity of the trump voter is massive. every time i go home to north korea, korea -- north carolina i would be surprised. it's the last thing they talk about and it's intense. >> your thoughts on romney. >> i think romney is a possibility because president trump is not as popular in utah as other places. i look at the vulnerable 2020 senate republicans. >> we're going to get there. for sure. because obviously they have the most to lose. first i want to go to the next, the 2022 electants. that's pat toomey. does that give them some -- >> the thing i would think about here is schumer has set this up to be about whether or not you support a fair trial, not whether or not you support impeachment. i think he feels like i can unite my caucus and drive a wedge in the republican caucus if i force them to vote on a fair trial on things of that nature. notice what schumer was talk

utah is one of the toughest teams in the conference. marquis crisp with that block there. and wait for it, other end of the floor, with the slam. that's full service. warriors had a 52-29 lead. but that's the go ahead bucket there. utah wins 114-106. we are back in a moment. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪

the oregon ducks are trying to play spoilers while the utah to game. more at stake than a conference championship. the utes have a legitimate shot at playing for a national title. >> thrown and caught. touchdown! ranked fifth in the country. the top four teams will face off for a national title in college football playoffs. utes are riding an eight-game winning streak and they face an oregon team who is also in the national title conversation until a tough loss two weeks ago to arizona state. this is utah's second year in a row making the trip to levi's. they lost to washington last year. a win this time around could also mean a big pay day for the pac 12. the conference would get around $6 million if the utes are picked for the playoffs. >> coming off two years where we did not make the playoffs. absolutely help shape and develop and this is a year where they have been stronger top to bottom and the hunt for the playoffs. it would be an important step to get back in the playoff and hopefully win the national championship. >> reporter: this is the sixt

i love my mommy. >>> to some very resilient puppies in utah. they have seen an outpouring of love these three us were discovered in a remote area the couple who found them said they were thin, shivering balls of ice and this is the disturbing part. they were living inside an animal carcass the rescue center that is helping them find new homes is not accepting any more applications as you can imagine, the response has been so overwhelming teams are still searching for the puppies' mom so, yeah, adorable faces, but you hear the story of how they were found, man, that tears right at you so hopefully they'll be get their foreve long. we thank you for waking up with us i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm cori coffin we hope you have a wonderful weekend. thanks for joining us on this friday more news straight ahead kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move- kim nooooooo! only mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for

utah to head to the alamo one is always on the outside looking in. pac-12 commissioner larry scott to get his state of the playoff, and cloips. >> popularity of college football as result of the current playoff structure is terrific. would be comforting if we had a team in every year. but beneficiaries of rose bowl arrangement that wouldn't be the same. lot to figure out for our league and others as well. current contract goes to 2026, earliest to expand is around then. >> moving to las vegas, what are your hopes for what's going to happen next couple of years? >> we've had a great experience in las vegas with men's hand women's basketball tournaments. what we've learned, that's a destination fans like to go and spend a weekend and have a lot to do in addition to games. polling the fans, realized they're interested in that. up until now, not world-class stadium. playing here at levi's, one of the greatest venues in the country. las vegas is going to have one too now, allegiant stadium where the raiders will play. vegas as destination and state of the