so the utah farm bureau launched farmers feeding utah. donations to the nonprofit campaign went to farmers to purchase their products and the utah farm bureau handled processing costs and partnered with hunger relief organizations to get the food directly to needy families. since may they received more than $300,000 in donation that is allow them to purchase 20,000 pounds of beef. 10,000 pounds of flour. 200,000 eggs. and $100 worth of dairy products. they delivered 600 live sheep to the navajo nation and donated to numerous food pantries throughout northern utah. utah routinely leads the nation in volunteering. farmers feeding utah is the latest example of how utahans come together to protect lives and livelihoods and overcome adverse i thank you. -- adversity, thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the city of south jordan, utah. its public safety personnel and also its residents for showing tremendous leadership and courage during a recent public safety crisis. on pioneer day, july 24, 2020, approximately 600 people were qui

-- not utah but the u.s. farm bureau -- cattleman's association in opposition to this, the american energy alliance in opposition to this, as well as c.r.s. report that analyzes from whence this money comes, whence it is going, and how much we probably won't have in the future. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bishop: thank you. -- can i an say inquire how much time i actually have left here? the speaker pro tempore: 3 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. bishop: what did you say? the speaker pro tempore: 3 1/2 minutes remaining. bishop: you-all have masks on. looks like a bank robbery. the speaker pro tempore: protect each other. mr. bishop: we have heard all sorts of platitudes about this bill today. whether it passes or not is actually irrelevant. it is not bipartisan. and it has all sorts of flaws. there are questions about the future source of funding. we have heard speaker after speaker come up and say, you know, this is not -- we are not talking about taxpayers' money, this is only royalties that

so it doesn't seem to represent all of utah or all of utah county. there are a lot of those who are against statewide mask mandate and no state officials have said that they would implement such a thing and there's opposition but i would say it's a vocal minority both for utah county and the state as a whole. >> can i ask you? ask you talk to people there about how they feel about masks are people that against mask mandates for masks but don't want to be told to wear them or generally against wearing masks? >> that was commissioner bill lee's position. he's the one who he told people who were opposed to the mask mandate to come to the meeting and beforehand he spoke to them in a rally outside the meeting and told them that he's supportive of masks but doesn't think it's something for the government to mandate and another commissioner said that. as far as people there i would say that some of them are for masks. they just don't think it should be mandated and others think that they pose serious health concerns and i would say it's really a mix. >> all

and be a coach. >> you graduated in 1951 from the university of utah. did you know anything about korea? how did you know the korean war had broke out? john: i saw the conflict was going on. i was graduating and i was going to go on a mission trip for church and spend two years as a missionary. because of the war they said maybe that is not going to be possible. i enlisted in the service to go help in korea. they sent me for training to california. i was sort of gung ho. i was in good shape as a track person. they put me in noncom school and were going to make me a sergeant. because i was doing so well they sent me to officer training school because i did good there . they sent me to fort sam houston to medical administration. from there i was on my way to korea. >> you were commissioned as an officer? john: second lieutenant. >> second lieutenant. when? john: this was about the end of 1952. maybe in the middle. >> you enlisted in the army. why? john: my brother in world war ii was 10 years older. he had high blood pressure and could not get into the se

so i called up salt lake, the biggest hospital in the state of utah. i said, can i come and train for one year? they said yes. they paid me $50 a month. i had a wife and a child but is -- but i spent one year. then the best school in the united states for hospital administration was university of minnesota. and they only took 12 students a year. they took me. >> you didn't go to uc berkeley? john: i was going to berkeley. but then i saw minnesota was the best school. the guy running minnesota set on -- said, i am not putting you go to work late. you work for me in minnesota. >> you used the g.i. bill to get into the university of minnesota? john: they paid my way. >> how much did they pay? john: they paid for my schooling but i had a job. my wife taught school. she was teaching school and that is how we got by. that one year in minneapolis, minnesota. when i got assigned to a hospital in kansas they started me at $175 a month, with a masters degree in hospital education. $175. >> not much better. john: not much. but because i did pretty good he gave me

went to the elementary, high school, and the university of utah. graduated as a teacher. desire, to be a coach and a teacher. my mother sent me to the bakery for bread but did not provide me with any money. i would try to get the men working in the bakery to give me a loaf of bread. i did that often and i tried to get a little work there. my father was an alcoholic and was not available. she was raising five of us on her own. because she could not afford the , she divorced so she could take care of us kids. -- as a young was person i thought everybody was in the same boat. i did not realize they were people having three meals a day except when i went on the farms and they had food. i had a great childhood. the rest of my siblings did not have that advantage for some reason. i loved working on the farms. >> 22 graduate high school? >> 1946. i graduated when i was 16. year and then got a full ride scholarship as a track person for the university of utah. >> tell me about your track team. i went to the coach and said, can i get a scholarship? he said, what do you run? >> are

moira, this is a switch for utah leaders. >> reporter: absolutely. and actually the rate of increase in utah is extremely concerning for state officials. the republican governor says he has no plans to shut the state down again but is urging everybody to wear masks any time they go out in public short of a statewide mandate. he approved two counties of the 29 here in utah to have that mandate. but otherwise, before just a week ago, it was really left up to local business owners. i spoke with bob harmon, he owns a chain of grocery stores across utah. he actually made it requirement before there was any local leadership advice that customers had to wear a mask to come to his store, to protect both his customers and the staff, because he has an essential business. he told me it was a no-brainer for him because even though mask wearing has become political, it's the smart thing to do. take a listen to what he told me. >> it's obvious that we need to regroup, we need to actually go back to those guidelines that are really simple. i mean, it's not taking m

utah was one of the first states that paused its reopening plans. and the governor on a phone call with the vice president this week urged him and the president to recommend wearing masks. i spoke to bob harman, an owner of a local grocery store chain across utah. he implemented a mandate that all customers must wear a mask before any county mandates went into place. i asked him how customers have been receiving that mandate. take a listen. >> i think if you give them some guidance, help them be a part of the solution, they'll be all over it. and our customers have really been actually quite receptive. they are very receptive about wearing a mask. they understand. >> so the governor will be meeting next week with state legislators to talk about a statewide mandate. it will still take time to see the effects of that spread. the state epidemiologist saying the only way to contain it is for a full-state reshutdown. but the governor says right now he has no plans to do so. stephanie? >> mara, thank you. >>> we know what's going on around the country. le

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah, mr. mcadams, for five minutes. mr. mcadams: thank you, mr. chair. i rise to recognize some

we've got results in utah. jon huntsman losing his bid to get back into politics and run for governor. >> really interesting race here. republican primary for governor in utah. the associated press has called it. huntsman conceded it. spencer cox, the lieutenant governor, the republican lieutenant governor right now, huntsman, the former governor, former presidential candidate, losing this very narrowly. it was a very interesting race to watch. utah is a very republican state but it's a different kind of republican party than you see basically anywhere else in the country. here, in utah, as a republican, being aligned with president trump, not necessarily an advantage. this is mitt romney's state. and cox actually distanced himself more from trump in this primary than huntsman who had been the russian ambassador under trump and cox wins. >> wow. that's a famed name in utah indeed. thanks, steve kornacki. it's tuesday. it's election day. we love seeing you. >>> that does it for "andrea mitchell reports." remembe

and so across the nation as well as here in utah. we would like to see the ability to do more testing. but that's not possible given the current conditions. and i would say in utah, though, we do have relatively rapid turnaround of our tests. and so we're not having to wait weeks. that's for sure. no more than 48 hours, 7 # hours. what is a problem are the long lines. as more and more people come to the test sites, they are outdoors. it's hot outside now. and we are trying to find a way to develop new tests that can be done in a different environment that makes it a little bit easier. and we're also trying to increase the capacity of our laboratories to do more testing, which will help test more people. so, with rising numbers of cases, more people want to be tested, and it's tough, it's tough out there. it's hot. >> so, quest diagnostics says it's averaging seven days to turn around coronavirus test results due to the surging number of cases in the country and the soaring demand, quest is one of the three major labs that has similar

it's tough to say why the one director of the utah food pantry said the mistake we made was stopping the program ah ah that may have been that you found out how to end homelessness and then you scots do we not. why in this country do we run screaming from every good idea like it's a angry hive of bees that all want to talk to you about life insurance. so here are the solutions housing should be a human right we have enough homes we have enough material we have enough dollars and enough inches it doesn't need to be a mansion but everyone should have a roof over their heads and 4 good walls hell i'll even compromise 2 and a half good walls stay where is hilton's dogs have a mansion for god's sake let me guess those dogs work hard to get where they are the next solution is to bite the impending a vixens don't let the authorities kick your friends and neighbors on to the street we have a strong suppressed history in this country of fighting against landlords and the cruelty of a vicious such as the great rent strike of 1932 in the bronx fighting back is not just an option it's an obligat

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it's tough to say why the one director of the utah food pantry said the mistake we made was stopping the program. that may have been that you found out how to end homelessness and then you scots do we not why in this country do we run screaming from every good idea like it's a angry hive of bees that all want to talk to you about life insurance. so here are the solutions housing should be a human right we have enough almost we have enough material we have enough dollars and enough inches it doesn't need to be a mansion but everyone should have a roof over their heads and for good wall hell i'll even compromise 2 and a half good long paris hilton's dogs have a mansion for god's sake let me guess those dogs worked hard to get where they are . the next solution is to fight the impending a vixens don't let the authorities kick your friends and neighbors on to the street we have a strong suppressed history in this country of fighting against landlords and the cruelty of a vicious such as the great rent strike of 1932 in the bronx fighting back is not just an option it's an obligation if y

it's tough to say why but one director of the utah food pantry said the mistake we made was stopping the program. that may have been that you found out how to end homelessness and then you scots do we not why in this country do we run screaming from every good idea like it's a angry hive of bees that all want to talk to you about life insurance. so here are the solutions housing should be a human right we have enough homes we have enough material we have enough dollars and enough inches it doesn't need to be a mansion but everyone should have a roof over their heads and 4 good walls hell i'll even compromise 2 and a half good walls stay where is hilton's dogs have a mansion for god's sake let me guess those dogs work hard to get where they are the next solution is to bite the impending a vixens don't let the authorities kick your friends and neighbors on to the street we have a strong suppressed history in this country of fighting against landlords and the cruelty of a vicious such as the great rent strike of 1932 in the bronx fighting back is not just an option it's an obligation if

it's tough to say why but one director of the utah food pantry said the mistake we made was stopping the program ah ah that may have been that you found out how to end homelessness and then you scots do we natch. why in this country do we run screaming from every good idea like it's the angry hive of bees that all want to talk to you about life insurance so here are the solutions housing should be a human right we have enough owns we have enough material we have enough dollars and enough inches it doesn't need to be a mansion but everyone should have a roof over their heads and for good wall hell i'll even compromise 2 and a half good wall paris hilton's dogs have a mansion for god's sake let me guess those dogs worked hard to get where they are . the next solution is to fight the impending a vixens don't let the authorities kick your friends and neighbors on to the street we have a strong suppressed history in this country of fighting against landlords and the cruelty of a vicious such as the great runt strike of 1932 in the bronx fighting back is not just an option it's an obligati

it's tough to say why the one director of the utah food pantry said the mistake we made was stopping the program ah ah that may have been that you found out how to end homelessness and then you scots do we not why in this country do we run screaming from every good idea like it's the angry hive of bees that all want to talk to you about life insurance. so here are the solutions housing should be a human right we have enough homes we have enough material we have enough dollars and enough inches it doesn't need to be a mansion but everyone should have a roof over their heads and 4 good walls hell i'll even compromise 2 and a half good ball player is hilton's dogs have a mansion for god's sake let me guess those dogs work hard to get where they are the next solution is to bite the impending a vixens don't let the authorities kick your friends and neighbors on to the street we have a strong suppressed history in this country of fighting against landlords and the cruelty of a vicious such as the great rent strike of 1932 in the bronx fighting back is not just an option it's an obligation

it's tough to say why the one director of the utah food pantry said the mistake we made was stopping the program. that may have been that you found out how to end homelessness and then you scots do we not why in this country do we run screaming from every good idea like it's a angry hive of bees that all want to talk to you about life insurance. so here are the solutions housing should be a human right we have enough almost we have enough material we have enough dollars and enough inches it doesn't need to be a mansion but everyone should have a roof over their heads and for good wall hell i'll even compromise 2 and a half good wall paris hilton's dogs have a mansion for god's sake let me guess those dogs worked hard to get where they are . the next solution is to fight the impending a vixens don't let the authorities kick your friends and neighbors on to the street we have a strong suppressed history in this country of fighting against landlords and the cruelty of a vicious such as the great runt strike of 1932 in the bronx fighting back is not just an option it's an obligation if y

utah is also beginning to see really an alarming rise in cases. health officials are urging people to wear that mask. she's on the ground at a testing site in salt lake city. take us through how bad the situation has gotten there through utah. >> reporter: craig, one of the most jarring things about the increase in utah is they've never seen the surge like this before. back in march and april when others were surge and saw their peaks level out, they kept their cases pretty low to begin with, and now the spikes that we're seeing are threatening hospitals. they've never had to manage this before. even when it comes to testing, several testing sites in salt lake city shutting down just before the fourth of july holiday weekend because they're running short on supplies. the republican here, he's urging residents to wear a mask. two counties have a mandate, but he recommended that both vice president pence and president trump recommend wearing a mask because it can really help curb the spread. i spork with dr. richard orlandi. he's with the university

nick just mentioned that fiery meeting in utah on mask mandates in schools. here's more on what happened. >> this is the exact opposite of what we need to be doing. we are supposed to be physically distancing, wearing masks. we have a motion and a second to continue this meeting to a second date. all in favor a aye. okay. the meeting the adjourned. >> outfront now, the chairman of the utah county commission. you just saw him there chairing that meeting. so, tanner, obviously right before you start speaking there, you look at that room and you kind of cringe just because my kids would say, mommy, that was before coronavirus, right? well, no, obviously, they wanted to make a point. it was a regularly scheduled meeting. mask policy itself was a last-minute add to the agenda. when did it become clear to you that you had to shut it down, that it had just become too ugly and rank rouse? >> really right when i walked in the meeting and i saw this group that had come from a rally that was organized by one of the other commissioners, it became clear this wasn't going

spring was still officially days away, but in draper, utah, its promise was clear. morning dew on the brush. the crisp air. the sun rising over the wasatch mountains. it should have been a beautiful day. but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> you know, i'm not real sure. i'm at the river bottom, and there's some pools of blood. and i'm guessing it's just an animal, but in the water right by the river there's a shoe. >> sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene. this is what the jogger sees, blood here. pooling blood? clotted blood? >> yeah, so basically in this area right here, you had the blood droplets. and then on the cement right here you had blood in this area. on that beam right there. in this area you had a little bit of blood. it was about a mile from where the jogger saw the blood. as the chopper got closer, it was clear there was a body in the river. sergeant, when the divers pulled the victim out, what were the injuries they observed to her face? >> s

we found generations of them ranching and riding in utah. the wright family is the first family of american rodeo. world champions who can make the roughest rides look like a ballet. are you kind of dancing with the horse? >> i like to think you are. i dance a lot better with a horse than i do with my wife. ( laughter ) i ain't got no rhythm. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪ [indistinct chatter] ♪ this'll be what they was waiting on from me ♪ ♪ this'll be the realest story that i've ever told ♪ ♪ it's a trap if they say they want you to be the same ♪ yeah, yeah. ♪ damn sure innit, everything vivid ♪ ♪ i've got one life and i might just live it ♪ ♪ i've got one life and i might just live it ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricat

been mc adams of utah joins us live. i want you to look at some numbers. these are homicides in cities that are going to be or have received federal agents. 51% rise in chicago, 34% rise in kansas city and 12% rise in albuquerque, new mexico. many members of your party call this federal overreach, this utilization of federal authorities in the cities. do you agree? >> let me start with what we agree on. i condemn the murder of george floyd and we have real challenges that will take us a while to eliminating we support peaceful protests and i condemn any protest that uses vandalism. i support local police officers and i know the sacrifices they make every day to make a safe and i don't support defunding the police but you have a situation that seems to be out of control. we should have local law enforcement asking for help. i worry that what seems to be happening is the federal prison seems to be escalating tensions. in utah we've seen the governor working with local officials, mayors and law enforcement to d escalate, to restore order and that has worked r

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the current plan funnels all the testing through a lab in utah. the glitch in the testing has created growing concern about player safety. opening day is scheduled, by the way, for july 23. >>> it sounds like a match for mls is happening in orlando, florida. the tournament is having trouble even before it starts. the game between nashville and chicago fire is postponed because five nashville players tested positive for covid-19. yesterday f.c. dallas withdrew from the tournament after ten of its players and a staffer tested positive. >>> at disney world, the lakers' dwight howard says he will play. he said he was conflicted about returning while protests continue about police brutality and social justice. he says he will donate his remaining salary, about 700,000 bucks, to his breathe again charity to make a difference in his community. >> that is nice. >>> making a difference in our community, our salute to the class of 2020. >> a lot of smiles here. we say congratulations to all our graduates. ♪ california phones offers free specialized phones

white, gray, and injured, and will die from utah, coming -- an old guy from utah. i am excited and i need this opportunity to learn and listen, and i hope these conversations today can unite us in a way that will bring us back home together. therefore, one of my primary goals of this hearing is to understand what my colleagues on both sides of the aisle feel should be an underlying framework determining if a statue should be -- should remain or be removed. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses today. i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you so much, ranking member curtis. i would like to turn our first panel and welcome members of congress who wish to testify on the bills they have sponsored. let me remind the witnesses that under our committee rules, they must limit their statements to five minutes but that their entire statement will appear in the record. when you begin the timer, we will start. when it turns orange, you have one minute remaining. it is read when your time is expired. they mayrid view so pin the timer on their screen after the tes

there is no evidence we see, utah for example, complicated. there is no evidence we see, utahfor example, and complicated. there is no evidence we see, utah for example, and arizona are states that are vote by mail states, and they are republican states, and they are republican states, and they are republican states, and then you have the coast, california and washington, and they are blue states, they can be vote by mail states, so we can‘t say it helps one party or another, so it helps one party or another, so it helps whatever party is biggest in your state. there‘s certainly concern among republicans that, in a close election, postal votes may tip the balance against them. mica mosbacher is on the trump national advisory board. while there has not been widespread fraud, you know, it is usually about 196, fraud, you know, it is usually about 1%, according to an institution technology study for example, part of the issue is in a close election such as 2000, remember the florida recount? when it is a close election and you have this poten

los cultivadores de utah entregan carnes y verduras completamente gratis. algunas estados en el paÍs emitieron advertencias luego de que varios recientes informaron que recibieron paquete con semillas que no habÍan ordenado. estas semillas podrÍan ser de especies de plantas invasoras que daÑan los cultivos. vamos a hacer otra pausa y el regresar, ford usa dos perros para trabajar en ♪ patricia:con 42 oficinas en diferentes paÍses google permitirÁ que los empleados que trabajan de su casa, continÚen asÍ hasta el domingo 21. facebook y twitter tambiÉn permitirÁn que lo hagan de manera indefinida. para terminar los robots llegaron para quedarse. en michigan ,ford utiliza perros robots. pertenecen a la empresa boston. nos desp locutor: televisa presenta...

nation and particularly the navajo nation, given where it sits, three states whether they call for utah, arizona mexico, a lack a sick infrastructure. i signed into law capital investment to connect them to running water, figure out the rest, unclear what the risks are and what we need to do with the navajo nation. it's not so much that i didn't hear back from the white house, more about staying the course with that leadership. being cohesive and comprehensive, what does it look like and what does it mean? i ended up walking down a city, doing a lot of work in the county, delivering food and water to all of those surrounding the navajo nation chapter houses in the president and vice president and counsel has a very extreme curfew, lockdowns and the only way that works if we bring it with them, federal government took them more than four to six weeks to get fema on the ground operating their they don't think they were nearly as effective until way too late in getting adequate testing supplies and even today, indian health service runs a covid-19 test, it will take twice as long or even l

tonight lebron james and the lakers take on the clippers and the pelicans face the utah jazz. >> the league shut down back in march after utah's rudy gobert jokingly touched microphones and then tested positive. >> i don't think like none of us wanted to play, but then, you know, when you feel more and more confident about, first of all, about like be able to deal with this virus and then be able to go out there in a safe environment, you know, we all love this game. >> some players plan to take a knee around the black lives matter sign on the court during tonight's national anthem. >> and finally a woman and her teddy bear reunited. >> this wasn't just any teddy bear. it belonged to mara soriano. it was a gift from her mom before she died, and it plays a message in her mom's voice. >> the bear was stolen earlier this week, but after ryan reynolds heard about the story and offered a $5,000 reward for its return and then someone came forward. >> there's good in the world still if you look hard enough, you know, just don't lose hope and think kind thoughts and do positive things and go

los cultivadores de utah entregan carnes y verduras completamente gratis. algunas estados en el paÍs emitieron advertencias luego de que varios recientes informaron que recibieron paquete con semillas que no habÍan ordenado. estas semillas podrÍan ser de especies de plantas invasoras que daÑan los cultivos. vamos a hacer otra pausa y el regresar, ford usa dos perros para trabajar en extrañamos esos momentos especiales... con nuestra familia, la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. ♪ patricia:con 42 oficinas en diferentes paÍses google permitirÁ que los empleados que trabajan de su casa, continÚen asÍ hasta el domingo 21. facebook y twitter tambiÉn permitirÁn que lo hagan de manera indefinida. para terminar

>> well first of all, burgess for utah for those who want to support my candidacy. let me just say neil, there's a reason why utah is such an attractive state for so many americans across the country, people like myself came here seven or eight years ago because we want to have a place that feel safe that people come in and mothers know they can raise their kids in in a a very nice community. we have a police force here that allowed that to happen. i'm very very supportive and cannot say enough about the great men and women in blue who make sure this community stays the way it is so we now have people come here by the way those who don't understand a shooting, it's four different angles of it the guy runs away, drops his gun comes back to pick up his gun and he's shot and continues to struggle to get his gun and he's shot again so it's no question, it's an issue, an evil here like every place and we have police forces out there that support and keep us protected from that evil. i think it's interesting we have these people that are kind of looking as vigilante. they

in arizona, utah and new mexico. really challenging. also comfortable logo the cooperative efforts, just not the kind of leadership needed early on from indian health service. but except for that, new mexico crackse friendly was singing a reduction in cases and other counties in the state. a very slow company and we introduced risk rated and embedded mitigated. in the surrounding states to be in the same situation. what happened. surrounding states not in the like situation, i have to say the new mexican in the border states and the personal behavior we are not as as they needed to be. and so we saw then huge rise in children cases we believe in the next couple of weeks, there will be a just and also mortality basement tight and devastated by. and immediately rollback many of those issues now we are literally signing the mexicans. as our quarantined, and they're not wearing masks, all of the time. if you're outside of your house, you have to have a mass phone. jonathon: you have given me so much a follow-up on that answer freedom going

arizona, utah and mexico, really challenging. i had trouble, although great, cooperative efforts, but just it the kind of leadership needed early on from indian health services. except for that, new mexico was seeing a reduction in cases in other counties in the state so we did a very slow opening. we introduced risk. that was mitigated by people's personal behavior. and i need my surrounding states to be in a like situation. what happened? surrounding states not in the like situations. i have to say that new mexicans and our border states, personal behaviors weren't as good as they needed to be so we saw a huge rise, a jump in cases and we believe we will see a jump in the mortality rate in the next couple of weeks, which i'm devastated by. we immediately rolled back many of those issues. and now we are citing new mexicans and out of stators if they are not quarantined. new mexicans, if they are not wearing masks all the time. if you're outside of your house, you have to have a mask on. jonathan: you have given me so much to fol

a fox news alert, the governor of utah declaring a state of emergency is two police officers are cleared in a fatal shooting. salt lake city county district attorney's office splattered with red paint. they are outraged over the da ruling that the police shooting death of a 23-year-old man was justifiable under utah law. carley: a gag order for the trial of officers charged in the death of george floyd. a minnesota judge ruling evidence cannot be shared by attorneys on either side warning jurors could be tainted. four officers are charged, derek chauvin faces murder and three others charged with aiding and abetting. rob: record high placing daily deaths in florida and texas as both states see a spike in covid-19 cases. carley: florida's governor is not backing down his push to reopen schools this fall. todd piro joins us with what the next steps would be. >> reporter: staggering numbers as the entire country reported 60,000 cases, florida quickly becoming the epicenter of the pandemic in the us reporting 120 deaths, 9000 new cases. in texas 105 deaths were announced, the first time that

this week, we're high in the wasatch mountain range in beautiful heber city, utah, at red ledges. hi, i'm david camp. located about 20 minutes from park city, red ledges offers the best of everything, including two jack nicklaus golf courses. golf is at the heart of this celebrated mountainside community, which is built around a spectacular 18-hole jack nicklaus signature golf course that measures a little over 7,600 yards, and the first 12-hole jack nicklaus signature golf park. the 12-hole golf park is comprised of 12 par-3s and provides outdi

so arizona, new mexico, california, utah, colorado, nevada, and they grew to have a full-time staff. they had a board of directors. and they had a lot going on. they still have a lot going on. there were three main departments: the field organizing department, the legal department, and the research department. the field organizing department focused mainly on voter education and training. they hit the pavement not only in san antonio, not only in texas, but they came up with a whole system for identifying coordinators in the various regions, different counties, .ll over the southwest they created very detailed training manuals for how to put together a voter registration drive. everything you need to know. it would start with a field coordinator. you you can see they tell what you need to prepare for a voter registration drive. for example, it is saying you really need to know your state election laws. you need to be able to answer these questions. if you don't know the voting law or the election code, you don't look as informed as you should be. they are telling the field coordinato

amy: voters went to the polls tuesday in colorado, utah, and oklahoma. in colorado's senate democratic primary, former governor and presidential candidate john hickenlooper defeated andrew romanoff, colorado's former house speaker. hickenlooper won almost 60% of the vote and will now face republican senator cory gardner in november. colorado saw a major upset in one of its republican congressional primaries. gun rights activist lauren boebert defeated five-time republican congressmember scott tipton, who had been endorsed by president trump. boebert owns a restaurant called shooters grill in rifle, colorado, where she encourages her staff to openly carry their guns while working. in utah, the republican primary for governor remains too close to call. spencer cox has a narrow lead over former governor jon huntsman. and in oklahoma voters narrowly approved a measure to extend medicaid to 200,000 low-income adults, making oklahoma the fifth state to approve such a ballot measure. in kentucky, former marine fighter pilot amy mcgrath has been declared the win

founder lex scott and republican senator from utah mike lee, great to have you both with us. >> things by having me, shannon. >> thank you. >> shannon: so i know you want to make clear that this is an independent organization you started years ago, you're not affiliated with any kind of national organization and black lives matter will say there isn't one, it's a movement, it's an idea and there is no structure from the top down. so tell us about the conversations you've been having, you say you don't want violence, but you do want to talk about real change. how did this come together that you're sitting down with the g.o.p. senator to talk about it? >> well, i'm happy to reach across the aisle. we spoke for a while about the reforms that we are pushing for, so we're pushing for data collection, independent civilian review boards, qualified immunity reform, body cam footage legislation and i've actually spoken with mitt romney about this as well, so i'm working on both sides of the aisle right now. >> shannon: okay, so senator, where there are things that you discussed that you thought

even in the state of utah, we've seen an increase in covid, 867 in one day alone. we were going from the most heavy times, coming from a red to orange, we were seeing no more than 200 cases of covid. so, if we want the economy to keep going, if we want people to be able to get back to work, if we really want kids to be able to go back to school, the least we can do, especially the president of the united states, is send a message and wear a mask and leave it there. i mean, just do the right thing. and just leave it at that and be a leader. >> the president, he held a rally in tulsa where the campaign removed thousands of social distancing stickers meant to space out the crowd. two weeks later, the city reports a surge in cases. then he's holding this speech at mt. rushmore last week where the chairs are literally zip tied together. then he travels to a coronavirus hot spot in florida. yesterday, he barely says anything about the virus. his aides beg him to wear a mask at walter reed. he hasn't talked to dr. fauci, we've learned, in more than a month. congresswoman,

mcadams of utah. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1053, the gentleman from utah, mr. mcadams, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. mcadams: thank you, mr. speaker. when utahans learned about recent high level meetings on resuming nuclear weapons testing, it rang alarm bells. thousands of utahans are still dealing with trauma inflicted by bombs exploded from decades past leaving a legacy of illness, suffering, and death. why would we ever go down that pathogen? for 24 straight years the department of energy and d.o.d. continued -- continue to certify the safety, security, and effectiveness of our nuclear weapons, of our nuclear weapons stockpile, without the use of nuclear explosive testing. and that was confirmed to still be the case at the end of june. my amendment prohibits the use of funds to prepare for or conduct any explosive nuclear weapons test that produces any yield. my amendment does nothing to interfere

you'll get smarter for free if you know where your books are in utah. i don't think. he was talking to big big guys get together and do big things but you did accept it for 17 months didn't you. principle where you were. 4 months to go to the presidential elections in america sinking in the polls and now this former national.

s return will also address social issues the new orleans pelicans and utah jazz planted neal in a black lives matter protest during the national anthem on thursday's opener. the los angeles lakers among the title favre. it's could be missing one of their stars antonio davis when the season tips off the face of the league le bron james chasing his 4th title and 1st with los angeles might be left carrying the load alone the season concludes in october it might not be a fairytale season given the he will cause by covert 19 but the n.b.a. hopes its disney adventure can finish in style this is the news live from but i'm talking a lot of well thanks for your company. time i'm neal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season on the facts of. the planet on the brink of disaster relief is long and in-depth interviews with experts about one question how do we change the only reason.

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s return will also address social issues the new orleans pelicans and utah jazz planted meal in a black lives matter protest during the national anthem on thursday's opener. the los angeles lakers among the title favorites could be missing one of their stars antonio davis when the season tips off face of the league le bron james chasing his 4th title and 1st with los angeles might be left carrying the load alone the season concludes in october it might not be a fairytale season given the of he will cause by covert 19 but the n.b.a. hopes its does the adventure can finish in style. this is the double and he is live from the end as more on our website called and told me a lot of. time on neil and i'm good welcome to the 2nd set. isn't the only good friends of the planet on the brink of disaster relief did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how to be seems an awful lot of money to the sense. of.

"the long fix" with a series with bradley medical students when i was the dean of the university of utah. the first year that the cost and refresh out of college, relatively new to health care, and i wanted to share with them what i wish i hadn't known before i had gotten into healthcare. i wanted to answer the questions they have about healthcare when it works and particularly to prepare them for how they could make a difference and go beyond the practice and experience of working in health. at the health-care company where i met a number of talented, bright engineers and research we also try to understand how healthcare works and if they can make a difference. we all know in the news or from our own personal experiences there are many composites of healthcare that feel broken. we know about the rising cost of medication, the lack of insurance for some in this country, but we haven't heard so much about the solution and as i have worked with health care her two decades and traveled around the country will learning from others, i share different ways of providing healthcare and paying fo

s return will also address social issues the new orleans pelicans and utah jazz planted neal in a black lives matter protest during the national anthem on thursday's opener the los angeles lakers among the title favorites could be missing one of their stars antonio davis when the season tips off face of the league le bron james chasing his 4th title in 1st with los angeles might be left carrying the load alone the season concludes in october it might not be a fairytale season given the of he will cause by kobe 19 but the n.b.a. hopes its disney adventure can finish in style. well from the bubble into the water anyone who's been swimming in the ocean those that uneasy feeling. that a shark might not be far away but even if one is nearby he says the shark wants to each how does the shark feel about you anyway and that's what researchers in southern california are trying to find out. it is one of the most feared creatures on earth the great white shark seen as a fierce predator and perceived as a dangerous threat to beach goers but researchers in southern california are trying to find out

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