well, that's not the way we do it in utah.

the first woman to hold utah's highest office. just as important, she was a tireless advocate from education who established early reading initiatives in our utah schools. as a state legislator she had the foresight to create utah's rainy day fund to help us prepare our state for the unforeseen events of the future. that rainy day fund now has $528 million in it. the largest amount in our state's history. and for establish iing and prudently increasing the rainy day fund, both governor walker and everyone here in this body deserves a round of applause. [ applause ] this week we witnessed a remarkable outpouring of love and support for hometown hero officer doug barney, who gave the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty. he was a husband, a father of three beautiful children, a dependable friend and brother, and an honorable public servant. in honor of him and others who have left and gone before, let us today commit ourselves as a state to show greater respect and appreciation for the men and women who willingly put themsel

i've never been more proud to call utah home. yes. [ applause ] >>> yes, the state of our state has never been stronger. as i watched utahns mourn together, i realized something more important. i realized the state of our state is strong because the state of our people has never been stronger. as utahns you are united, you are compassionate, you are inspiring, you are extraordinary. i am proud to be a part of this great state. i'm proud to be a utahn. it is indeed an honor for all of us to serve. may god bless our great country in this difficult time. may god continue to bless the great state of utah and her people. thank you for your service. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> w.h.o. radio, des moines, iowa co-casting with c-span. >> here in the state of iowa. >> god bless the great state of iowa. >> hello, iowa! >> the republican party of iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> here in iowa. >> in iowa. >> i'm so pleased to do this with wonderful friends in iowa today. >> if you had told us one year ago we w

utah gets its land, right? there's no way utah didn't get its land, but utah didn't get its land. so what happened? what went wrong? what we're missing is a little piece of history called the compact theory. the deal was that the federal government was holding the land in order to dispose of it and dole it out into states, right? so the new states were brought in with the explicit understanding that they would get the land over time through the disposal of the land and grow to become equal. here's what the supreme court said. whenever the united states shall have fully executed these trusts -- they were holding it in trusts. that's the trust the supreme court is talking about -- the municipal sovereignty of the new states will be complete throughout their respective borders and they the original states will be upon equal footing. that is exactly what happened from 1785 until about 1913. do you know what happened in 1913? we passed the 16th amendment and we created income tax. we gave the feds a new source of revenue and suddenly they last all interest in liberating western lands.

at least for utah. the bottom line is that -- and despite the arguments and even the fears of many people -- assuming all the federal mineral rights are transferred to utah but the federal government continues to pay for wildfire suppression and protection, the fiscal impacts come close to a wash. about a plus $20 million from a comprehensive land transfer for the federal government and a minus $20 million for utah. so there are no major financial obstacles to a comprehensive land transfer. and i think this is a very important point to make clear in the continuing public debate. so the question of federal lands really comes down then to a basic question of american federalism. and i think the answer is pretty obvious that the federal government owning 66% of utah is not exactly compatible with traditional american federalism thinking. so i'm going to turn now to the broader issue of the history of the public lands. plands chi've spent a lot of time thinking and writing about in the last 40 years. on the

i've never been more proud to call utah home. yes. [ applause ] >>> yes, the state of our state has never been stronger. as i watched utahns mourn together, i realized something more important. i realized the state of our state is strong because the state of our people has never been stronger. as utahns you are united, you are compassionate, you are inspiring, you are extraordinary. i am proud to be a part of this great state. i'm proud to be a utahn. it is indeed an honor for all of us to serve. may god bless our great country in this difficult time. may god continue to bless the great state of utah and her people. thank you for your service. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> w.h.o. radio, des moines, iowa co-casting with c-span. >> here in the state of iowa. >> god bless the great state of iowa. >> hello, iowa! >> the republican party of iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> here in iowa. >> in iowa. >> i'm so pleased to do this with wonderful friends in iowa today. >> if you had told us one year ago we w

at least four utah. the bottom line is that and despite the arguments and even the fears of many people assuming all the rights are transferred to utah, but the federal government continues to pay for oppression and protection. the fiscal impact comes close to a wash. about a plus 20 million comprehensive land transfer for the federal government's na minus 20,000,004 utah. so, there are no major financial obstacles to a conference of land transfer. i think this is a very important point to make clear with the continuing public debate. so, the question of federal land really comes down then to a basic question of american federalism, and i think the answer is per the obvious that the federal government owning 66% of utah is not exactly compatible with traditional american federal-- federalism thinking. so, i'm going to turn now to the broader issue of the history of the public lands. i have spent a lot of time thinking and writing about over the last 40 years. on the whole, i sometime ago and recognize th

at least for utah. the bottom line is that despite of manyments and fears people, assuming all the federal rules transferred to utah. the federal government continues to pay for protection. the fiscal cuts come close to a wash. $20 million from the federal government and minus $20 million for utah. there are no major financial obstacles for comprehensive land transfer. i think this is very important point to make clear in this continuing public debate. so, the question of federal lands really comes down then to a basic question of american federalism. i will turn now to the broader issue of the history of the public lands which i have spent a lot of time thinking and writing about over the last 40 years. i've sometime ago came to recognize that federal land management over the past 200 years has been a history of failure. the roots of that failure lie in american national ignorance of the real circumstances in the west. time and again, members of congress and the wider american public have projected uto

the gentleman from utah is checked. mr. chaffetz: madam speaker, there's some good young people ho are getting their education , they're excited. they have their whole lives in front of them, and they have an amazing opportunity to do this internship. maybe it's a month, two months, three months, six months. that's where they'll get a base of knowledge and experience that they'll begin to parlay and move into the work force, that will help shape and mold their futures. as members, every one of us rely on interns. we have them in our offices down in our districts. we have them in our offices in washington, d.c. we see them in the private sector. we see them all over the place, role.ey provide a and we heard stories and they're horrific. they go into this situation and somebody in power -- somebody who does get a paycheck, somebody who does control their time, does ask them to do asks, does the unfore give asks something from them or does something. there isn't a law on the books so the courts can help take care of it, there'

that's not the state of utah's fight. our staff here manage him day to day because he is a death row inmate. and he will get what's coming to a death row inmate, and nothing more. >> from death row, the condemned will be transferred in a state van to the back of the uinta-3 building. >> i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my conviction, or execute me and get it over with. now, you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, if it's going to be two years, ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> if ralph menzies is to be executed, he will be moved from a holding cell at 30 minutes to midnight, then be escorted by a team of five officers down this hallway, arriving at a room whose purpose cannot be mistaken. some inmates die by lethal injection. utah still uses a firing squad for inmates who have chosen that option. one such execution made headlines when convicted murderer gary gilmore was put to death in 1977. >> he'll be strapped to the chair. at that point, a medi

as is particularly evident in the state of utah, and throughout the west. among the most articulate and persistent voices addressing these issues is dr. robert h. nelson, professor of environmental policy in the school of public policy at the university of maryland. professor nelson.

utah county jail. people may wonder why he's in a cell, why is he in a jail? it's a facility that ice contracts with. and so there are immigrants held there. interestingly, to keep our time line straight, he was ill in 2014. i looked up ice's own death records for detainees and this facility actually in spanish fork had a death. in fact, i can read a little bit here about it in july 12, 2014, ice records show shall santiago sierra sanchez died after he was detained in the utah county jail in spanish fork, utah. the cause of death was aureus infection. he was a mexican national and when he was entered into the facility angel rosa was, like everybody, they're supposed to receive a screening when they enter, a medical screening. and either they didn't catch this infection if he had it when angel went in or the staph infection mr. sanchez had. they didn't catch it or they caught it after they were there. juan: and mark reid, what are the options now or what can be done in mr. rosa's case? mark: we're actua

crystal and i had the chance to go to university of utah where researchers are trying to determine whether feeling the spirit can be measured scientifically. >> we even got the chance to participate in the study and the results were interesting. let's take a look. >> i baptize you in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit. >> religious faith... of the seven billion people on the planet, it's estimated that 84-percent are members of one of hundreds of religions. despite the different gods, philosophies and rituals, most religions share a promise for a physical sense of spirituality. >> in our faith we do believe that you have the spirit constantly with you. >> like 27-year-old auriel peterson, i was raised mormon, a member of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints l-d-s for short... a christian faith founded in the united states in 1830. >> for people who maybe have never felt the spirit can you... i know its very personal, but can you try to describe maybe some of the components of it? >> it's a very much peaceful feeling. i have clarity and i have a burning

their opponent tomorrow, utah state, also coming off two wins. the aggies are 3-3 in the mountain west, that's one more conference win than unlv. both have faced some of the same teams, but with different outcomes. the rebels beat new mexico, that was the first game immediately following dave rice's departure. he says the dismissal has allowed the team to play more freely. >> when you see your leader up tight, you know, knowing that his job can basically be taken from him, his team feels the same way, we have pressure to win, and you don't want to let him down. so now that weight is we're just free. me and the team, we think we can still win the league, point blank period. >> the rebels are the three-point favorite at utah state. in cleveland, the cavaliers were also savored -- favored by three against golden state tonight. they thought the rematch would be closer than it was. before tonight, the defending champion warriors had lost two of their last three. they may have the leading scorer in the nba, but that did not bother lebron james. steph c

utah state goes on to win 79-66 to the n-b-a... league- leading warriors facing the league-worst 76ers... should be a blowout, right?... that's why they play the games!... isaiah canaan -- 4-point play -- brings the sixers within 2... then ish smith gets the steal -- and he's gonna tie the game at 105... final seconds -- warriors with a chance 3!... and the warriors survive, 108-105 kings trying to snap a 3-game skid -- in memphis facing the grizzlies... 4th quarter -- rudy gay -- 2 of his team-high 21... kings still down 10... they get it within 2 -- but mike conley hits a big stepback jumper... grizzlies hang on 121-117 turning to football now, where reed quarterback and two- time sports caravan player of the year matt denn has announced his verbal commitment to the united states coast guard academy denn will play quarterback for the division 3 school in connecticut... as a senior at reed, denn passed for 2,277 yards and 30 touchdowns -- he also ran for 1,282 yards and 23 td's... in his two seasons as reed's starting qb, denn acc

hannah hutchins -- 2 of utah state goes on to win 79-66 to the n-b-a... league- leading warriors facing the league-worst 76ers... should be a blowout, right?... that's why they play the games!... isaiah canaan -- 4-point play -- brings the sixers within 2... then ish smith gets the steal -- and he's gonna final seconds -- warriors with a chance to win... harrison barnes -- for 3!... and the warriors survive, 108-105 kings trying to snap a 3-game skid -- in memphis facing the grizzlies... 4th quarter -- rudy gay -- 2 of his team-high 21... kings still down 10... they get it within 2 -- but mike conley hits a big stepback jumper... grizzlies hang on to win... and then to add insult to injury -- or in this case, injury to insult... demarcus cousins goes down -- marc gasol falls on cousins' ankle... he would not return... x- rays were negative -- they're calling it a sprained left ankle... kings lose their 4th in a row, 121-117 turning to football now, where reed quarterback and two- time sports caravan player of the year matt denn has announced his verbal co

again against utah state. it was march 1st, 1990 rebels and aggies locked in tension filled game at the spectrum in logan. then... toward the end of the game... suddenly... and you've never seen this since and probably never will again... a water bomb goes off near the bench... tark is drenched... aggies accessed a technical... larry johnson hits a pair of free throws and the rebels win 84-82. tarkanian; it was a rigged device, done on pupose, was it really... are you kidding me. ((chris maathuis)) don't expect any crazy water bombs... but lets hope the rebels knock down some long bombs. aggies are favored by 2 1/2 over unlv. we all know the lady rebels... the talented dance group that has been entertaining fans for decades at rebel games during they're one of the top college dance teams in the country. and they proved it over the weekend in orlando... the ladies will be returning tonight with a national championship in hip hop at the finals at disney world. they performed a one minute routine and it went off

trailing cold front sits just off the coast of san diego; just to the northeast centered around the utah/colorado border, is an area of high pressure. both systems are helping to filter in and amplify the mid and upper level moisture within the southwest. at the same time, these two system are breaking down our stability and bringing in tuesday night, wednesday, wednesday night, thursday, thursday night, and even friday! light to moderate temperatures through the week and into the weekend will be in vegas is extremely low for most of the week. however, friday morning is or no accumulation of snow friday morning which would lead to potential flurry action friday morning for las vegas. it will be something we will continue to track throughout the week! right now we are tracking the rain out on the roads all over the valley! action news reporter parker collins is in our live drive...parker how's it looking out there? ahead today... one of the most anticipated moments in automotive world... here in las vegas. action news reporter yasmeen hasan is live with all the exciting details on the far

it's pretty good news, colorado, utah, wyoming, utah, new mexico, the green areas have 100%, even some higher, the blue areas, 125% or better and then there is this area right along the border of arizona and utah that is at 166% of where it should be. it is only january. i think we're going to add to that considerably through the rest of the winter season. it's a big 60. a degree above normal but morning low was a couple of it sure was a pretty one. sunshine. red rocks, then this afternoon, the wave of high clouds worked their way not only through red rock canyon but here they'll come into your living room. the wind coming essentially from slightly northwest to southeast. the trajectory much the camera and we'll have a good batch of the clouds overnight tonight. currently 58 degrees on the east side. no wind. not a whole lot ofs humidity either. a typical january desert day. 52 up near russel and wall pi. over the hurch they're checking in at 54. talk about no wind. the peak gust has only been 6 miles an hour. rest of the numbers valleywide in the 50s, blue diamond in the mid 40s low 5

the chair -- the gentleman from utah reserves. gentleman reserves. the gentleman from utah. mr. smith: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman rom georgia, mr. hice. mr. hice: i rise in support of h.r. 1155. i think if all of us are honest in this house would be the first to say i hear on a regular basis from the people of georgia of how they are being strangled economically because of the overburdened federal regulations that are upon them. it's and issue that we must absolutely address and it's an issue we have dealt with now and again and now we have an opportunity to do something about it and and that's why i support the scrub act. it will establish a blue-ribbon commission to identify outdated and unnecessary regulations in replacing a burden on our businesses and individuals. this commission will be comprised much of experts from the private sector from academia and government agencies. i hope we have heard what has been said here. 175,000 pages of regulations amounting to $ trillion a year of burdens upon our economy and businesses and individuals on this countr

a young mother battling a genetic disorder was forced to leaf leave her home in utah. after discovering that medical marijuana is the key to her and >> . as the family settles in colorado. this week. we explain why their journey is far from over. >> for 3 years she has been in pain. her only relief is illegal. in her home state. >> i have to get booked. and released. for possession of marijuana. >> . a utah judge sentenced her to 6 months probation. in parenting classes. earlier this week. after an officer found her in possession of marijuana. with her daughter in the car. >> they decided to charge me with child endangerment. >> that was dropped. and her battle is the real danger to her and her family. the disorder attacks the connective tissue. leaving her bound to a wheelchair. and creating a daily battle with dislocation. and muscle spasm. >> . when that happens, there is nothing that we have been able to find that stops the spasms. and the cramps. >> nothing except medical marijuana. >> . cannabis. it's a medicine. with the support of her husband. she knew what she

the son of mitt romney tells utah reporters he's seriously considering a run for governor of utah in 2020. he could face some stiff competition. utah congressman wants to leave congress and return to utah to run for governor. >>> the attorney foreign the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch, met with his client fosht the first -- client for the first time today. he arrived flanked by reporters. a lot of interest in this case on both side of the border. he told everybody he couldn't comment right now. he has said it could be a couple of months before the 18-year-old is brought back to the united states. couch is the texas teenager who used this so-called affluenza defense saying that he was a rich kid, hit parents never set boundaries for hill. that's why he caused a drunk people. >>> charlie hebdo publishing a magazine, this cover shows a god-smeared god-like figure with the words, one year on, the assassin is still on the run. 12 people were killed in the attack including some of the france's most famous cartoonists. five more lives were lost in subsequent attacks in france in the

tonight playing in utah. road taking on the aggies of utah state. we'll see how they do in this first road test under simon tonight. >> kim: you have 65 on your 7 day but not for today. >> kelly: it's not today but we have something to look forward. to increasing clouds is what we expect throughout the day today and a chance for showers in the afternoon and evening. little bit cooler today. highs in the upper 50's. 60's are on the way. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> kim: a local church leader accused of sex crimes against children is taking the stand again in his own defense. >> dana: craig joins news downtown las vegas and it's not all that common craig for a man accused of these crimes to take the stand in his own defense. >> reporter: it is not. in fact, have you a right not to testify and for the prosecution witnesses. instead he decided to take the stand yesterday in his own defense. he's cued of very serious crimes, many of them felonies including allegations of rape. some racy church sermons and he explained the ref

there broadcasting from sundance film festival in park city, utah. as we turn to a new film about two high school teenagers who were sexually assaulted and bullied on social media in cases that made national headlines. audrie pott and daisy coleman never knew each other. daisy lived in the small, rural town of maryville, missouri. audrie lived in the silicon valley suburb of saratoga, california. but their stories were similar. both said they were sexually assaulted while intoxicated and unconscious by boys they knew and trusted. both were harassed on social media afterwards. and both attempted to take their own lives. daisy survived. audrie did not. the new documentary, "audrie & daisy," which premiered here at the sundance film festival , examines the lives of these two teens and the impact of what happened to them on their families, their communities and the national conversation. i sat down here at sundance with daisy coleman, her mother melinda coleman, and audrie pott's mother, sheila pott. you'll hear from them all later in the broadcast. but

we are broadcasting from the sundance film festival in park city, utah. the death toll from a record-breaking snowstorm that pummeled the eastern seaboard has risen to more than 40. in washington, d.c., federal government offices remain closed again today. the house of representatives has postponed all votes this week. snowstorm jonas was the single biggest snowstorm on record for at least six locations across the east coast, including baltimore, maryland and , harrisburg, pennsylvania. the highest total snowfall recorded was 42 inches -- or 3.5 feet -- in glengary, west virginia. the weather channel's lead meteorologist michael palmer said, "it's likely to go down as one of the most impressive blizzards we've seen on the eastern seaboard in recorded history." the record snowstorm in the united states came as parts of asia also experienced record-cold weather. hong kong experienced its coldest day in 60 years sunday. islands across japan also experienced their coldest days in decades, with one island, amami oshima, receiving snow for the first time in 115

pressure with a trailing cold front sits just off the coast just to the northeast centered around the utah/colorado border, is an area of high the southwest. at the same time, these two system are breaking down our but also tonight, tuesday, showers will be common the entire work week so please pack the low and mid 50s with their first deadly car versus pedestrian accident of the year. officers were called out to the scene near durango and sahara around 9 last night. they say a woman was jaywalking, when she was hit by a jeep. metro says they called out counselers to the scene to help the woman's loved ones, and the people in the car. 14:08:47:00 we have family members that will be grieving someone at the beginning of the year, they've lost a loved one. and we have a family from... visitors from california who struck a pedestrian in las vegas. the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with police. metro does not believe speed or alcohol were factors. (nats up protestors) right now... armed protesters angry at the federal government are holding a national wildlife refuge hostage.

. >>> stanford at utah. first half, utah up four. utah upset in final seconds of the half. check this out. gets the bucket to go and one. stanford down nine at the half. second half, the double-team. finishes with the reverse. utah goes on to win 96-74. >>> it's also a weekend in the nhl. . red carpet in nashville. check out bird rocking the red blazer and red boots along with the cowboy hat. nick looks clean cut next to bird. >>> i like it actually. i don't know if you saw that. i think you guys need a cowboy hat to do the news. >> terry's got red boots on right now. >> it's just a look. >> he's going to pay for that during the commercial break. >> we'll be right back. ==terry//con't vo== theti ♪ >>> parties just getting started. not only here in the bay area for the super bowl, but in new orleans. mardi gras has begun. you're looking at one of many parades. this one in -- on the historic st. charles avenue. >> not everybody though is loving it. businesses and neighborhoods have put up some fences as barriers to keep the huge crowds off of their property. parades for the

colorado, parts of uf utah and wyoming, about 100% of the snowpack but the blue area, southern utah, 125% of the snowback or greater and then we have this area along the a good start and there are hints that we've got a lot more precipitation coming our way over the next few weeks. not today. we had a nice day. 60 for the high. a degree above normal. cold start to your wednesday with the morning low temperature of 38. but with the cloud that we're seeing, we probably won't be nearly as cold tomorrow morning. and here come those clouds. first over red rock canyon after what was a spectacular blue sky red rock day. the clouds came through late and hit over the canyon, spring mountain and into the valley. there are more in store. overnight tonight, and maybe into the early-morning hours tomorrow before things begin to clear out. had much wind. their peak gust for the whole day own lynn 8 miles an hour. warm springs, 48. green valley and one more stop to spring valley near from min go and rain -- flamingo and rainbow, 51 degrees. low 50s up towards sam boyd said why yum. -- stadium. for

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four, snowbird ski and summer resort in utah. skiing here can be diverse with steeps mingling with winding groomers from the top of the mountain all the way to the base. and three is 3 whistler-blackcomb in british columbia. the name whistler comes from the images of its twin mountain hulks. they're blasted by snow and have a vertical drop that is double that of other resorts. number two, alta, utah. many skiers consider alta holy ground. and it's one of the top five unique places in skiing. mountain resort in wyoming. jackson established a record last year with more than 560- 3 3 3 3 here is a look at what you can expect for the next three days. 3 3 3 3 3 3 good morning everyone in sports.college basketball in cullowhee tonight.citadel and western carolina beating the winter weather to get their game in.the cats' mike brown honored for scoring his 1,000th career point earlier this season. pick it up in the first half, torrion brummitt makes the nice pass to marc gosselin who finishes the layup. western up by two. later in the ga

trailing cold front sits just off the coast of san diego; just to the northeast centered around the utah/colorado border, is an the southwest. at the same time, these two stability and bringing in sufficient lift for shower production and that is what will occur not only for today but also tonight, the first weekend of 2016 brings the first death of the year on a woman was hit by a car near durango and sahara around 9 o clock last night. police say she was j-walking and stepped in front of a jeep. we're told the driver is actually from california and was just visiting las vegas. i shrug my shoulders, i'm not sure what we can do here. this is terrible all the way around. the driver cooperated with police...and at this time, they don't believe alcohol or speed were factors in this deadly accident. hundreds of people on the strip are waking up to no power this morning....an outage is affecting 20 floors at the mandarin orientel hotel. condos on floors 24 through 47 are affected. residents haven't had power since early yesterday morning. the hotel is saying the outage is due to a maintance i

csu-utah state. visitors look to have the game in hand they were up at late after jayland moore put it back. kyle daniels with the dunk. csu within one. 91-90 but they get no closer. utah state wins a final score with 96-92. we will have much more on the broncos tomorrow. game day live is a full hour from 9:00 until 10:00. after the broncos big win, we'll be there until 7:00. they better win because that's a long time in the losing locker room. >> you like the broncos by how much again? >> i'm going 14. >>> you know i'm kind of missing rod and danielle. >> hey. >> oh there they are. >> what is that? rod's knee about to give out. >> that's the tallest you've ever been. they're not allowed at the big kid's table. we will update you tomorrow. of course the big bronco's game. go broncos.

for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? mr. chaffetz: mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognizesed for five minutes -- is recognized for five minutes. mr. chaffetz: i would like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. marino. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. marino: thank you, mr. chairman. i respectfully rise in opposition to the amendment. the amendment strikes the bill's title, providing for judicial review of agency compliance with requirements for repeal of existing rules and publication of plans, for review of newly promulgated rules. these provisions must be retained, not stricken. they are critical to assure that recalcitrant agencies abide by congress' approvals of rules for repeal and actually do plan for effective cost reduction reviews for newly promulgated regulations. we know that without provision for judicial review, retrospective review of agency regulations can lead to nothing but increases in the overall cost

snowfall pushing into utah, colorado, and there it sits across southeastern colorado, we will get the northeast-easterly winds that plow into the front range foothills and that potentially could not only create a good up slope event but with gustier winds, possibly blizzard-hike conditions-- blizzard-like conditions. i am anticipating some good totals. this is the secondary storm system. so huge amounts up in the mountains. 8-16 inches around the denver metro area, a little less up to the north with a little more for 6-12 for the eastern plains and 1-2 feet cristoes as well as the wet mountains, sawatch ranges, etseru. tonight cooling to 20s, not bad, teens in mountains. tonight in town, snow showers kicking in 9:00-10:00, 1-3 irn like-- 1-3 inches like i mention. tonight temps mid 30s, 20s in the foothills, mid 30s in the metro area, northern colorado, same thing. it will feel cool, but that big storm system barrels in sunday night, monday, and into tuesday leaving us with frigid temperatures, not only for dayteam highs, overnight lows might have icy snow showers wednesday, and final

two utah snow-birs are said be in good conditiothis morning... nday sear and rescue teams searched for them early tuesday morning and a helicopter located them in the back country of morgan county. ofcialsay e men came prepared.. theyuilt a fire for rmth overnight and stayed under a downed pine tree... crews used snowshoes to get them to a nearby rescue helicopter. theyere flown ouof the mountains in what's said to be good condition. an avalanche in the french alps -- swept away a military unit training in the backcountry, erfrom the french foreign legion -- a injuring several others monday. the it from the southeast of france -- was skii at an altitude of about 65-hundred feet when the alanche hit at around t in the afteoon... local officials confirmed the dehs, and said elen people the group of abou50 -- were hit t alanche. this comes... just days after a schoolroup al skiing in the same area was swept away, killing thre weather and affion the 5s. chief rning teorologist stephen bowers is here now with first alert 5. this morning is noticeably

there are rules, you must have a billing address in the rocky mountain region, new mexico, utah, wyoming, nebraska, montana, south dakota and western kansas. you can only buy up to 4 tickets. ticket prices range from 80- $230 for reserve seats and 27 5- 470 bucks for club seats. expect those prices obviously to skyrocket in the secondary market. >> that's if any tickets are available after today. >> absolutely. >>> so interesting to see how the game played out. payton manning may not be 100% healthy but was held any enough to save the day yesterday. will he start the first round of the playoffs. we will ask ron coming up. >> time is such a key. another week to get rehab treatment. >> to heal the wounds of >>> good morning, everybody. marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart is joining us. we are have a mild start to the week, right? >> we are. pretty nice today, tomorrow and wednesday. cooling off later in the week. high clouds this morning, it is calm, dry and warm. that's true not only here but statewide. we are starting to see snow moving to southwest parts of utah, in the n

utah went on to win. some eastern iowans are using the icy weather to get their creative juices flowing. in cedar rapids -- some are creating ice ball art. they're made with birthday balloons, food coloring, and water. you can see them at green square park. if you'd like to make any, there are instructions on the cedar rapids a young couple wheels their way - and furniture - to a new home. more than a dozen riders helped move all of their furniture -- by bike. they loaded chairs, tables, lamps, and even a couch onto the bikes and pedaled more than two- miles through downtown atlanta. they felt it was a good way to "if you have fantastic people around you and a community you things on bikes, even moving, so get out there, enjoy your friends, enjoy biking, and enjoy atlanta." they say the idea came from seeing other active bike movers around the country. everything made it in one piece. the time now is still to come this morning: the impact milennials are having on hotels and airlines -- and what that could

we still do labor history, even in utah. i think it's exciting that that kind of marriage and that kind of subversion can continue. feel the character of this conversation would change if you taught at private schools that serve students from ?he upper-middle-class how do you teach labor history to a kid with a trust fund? is a matter of lying to your students or rebranding or do you have to change the nature of what you teach? >> good question. somebody want to tackle that one? >> i would have to move to the states. [laughter] there is still a thing called the people arees trained to move forward and make sense of. wherever you land within that society, you have to have some investment in the question. is really smart what mario does in terms of identifying the class. if you did that in that particular classroom, as i did at brown university -- we don't have work in students. -- wharton students. they become conscious about their working-class background. the ones that are not working-class also become conscious of the burd

utah :27-:36 "you're stopping grazers - you're stopping energy development - you're stopping all the spinoffs that - the people who need jobs who live in those areas." the new federal budget prevents them from being listed as endangered... prompting more rules. ranchers argue regulations already in the works will be just as restrictive. utah :49-:53 "you'll draw up to a two mile radius around it and say you can't do any kind of grazing within that area." utah brolled "you're driving them out of business." "350 species of birds and wildlife that depend on the future of the sage brush step ecosystem - and that's a big part of what's at stake for this one bird." local officials, ranchers and conservationists say washington should bow out.. and let them decide how the bird... and business interests... can co- exist. tracie potts, nbc news. coming up on the news at 4 ... we'll look ahead to a concert raising money and awareness for pediatric cancer... and the local business that made it possible for 400 people to go. behityrone stevenson and dondre givens were arrested and charged with fi

utah's permits are recognized in more than 30 states. but herrings office says the utah non- resident permit is not recognized in neighboring pennsylvania, south carolina, or florida, diminishing its value as a supplement to virginia. the issue of same sex marriage has dominated the courts, but what happens to a couple's child when a couple calls it quits? okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a greatdeal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better on a better internet. and for just $79.99 a month online, you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for yourfirst year. plus with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all of the premium movie channels for a year. this is your last chance. offer ends january 16th. get out of the past. get fios. to virginia beach and a court battle involving a same-sex couple. the big question: who is considered a parent

utah tied it with three free throws. the game went into overtime after anthony missed a runner at the buzzard. he never had any brush with the kind of corruption that was alleged in recent media reports, bbc published report this is week saying tennis authorities fail today thoroughly nhl investigating match-fixing. the fattest serve ever recorded at 163 miles per hour. >> lauren: that's it. >> nicole: broken in first service games. >> lauren: wow. we have a first in the and a half. full-time female coach. the buffalo bills provoting -- provoting kathryn smith, smith spent administrative for assistant coaches and spent the past seven years working with rex. >> nicole: coming up donald trump rips senator cruz for not disclosing loans from wall street banks. >> he knew he had it. fighting the banks. >> nicole: we will have the latest from the campaign trail and from science fiction to real life, scientists, they discovered a new planet in our solar system. >> lauren: wow. >> nicole: it's massive. dow futures down 56, s&p f

hd doppler, dry across our state, we are seeing snow in south central portions of utah. below zero in the usual locations in colorado central valleys, singles, teens, 20s over eastern colorado now. the mixture of clouds and sun throughout the day today, the heavy cloud cover we have will thin a bit during the middle of the day. that helps us get to the low 40s north. mid 40s to 50s here, 40s in the foothill. snow hold off until after sunset in southwestern colorado, durango, cortez, starting to see light snow. by tomorrow morning, an inch or two. 30s, 40s over the northeast, 30s mountains and west. low to mid-40s here, warmer in southern colorado. 46, partly cloudy, very little wind here, however, it's going to be extremely windy on the eastern plains especially east of lieman this afternoon. partly cloudy tonight, to the 50s tomorrow, sliding slowly as the southern california cray storm makes its way our way, light snow, thursday, friday, saturday, an inch or two each day. not a huge snowstorm for us for the tail end of this week. >>> here is a look at the top stories.

((c488 48:28-48:39)) "with your utah you're able to travel outside the state of better with a utah non-resident permit." rick tiberlake says the non-resident utah permit is available for a fee to virginians who meet certain requirements. meantime, president obama's plan -- also includes a half-billion dollars for mental health funding. live in the newsroom tonight, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. new information on the historic powerball drawing saturday night... even though its no one won the massive prize, a few people in hampton roads woke up with a piece of the jackpot... the virginia lottery says a person is 1- million dollar richer after buying a winning ticket at convenience on the go on holland road in suffolk. additionally -- 2 other people are 50- thousand dollar tickets wealthier after buying tickets at local 7-eleven stores...the one in hampton, the other in suffolk. the next jackpot drawing is this is expected to be more dollars. covering decision 20-16 this evening -- it's neck and neck in iowa between both the republicans and the democrats, according to the most recent nbc news