In Salt Lake City utah, this runs about an hour. [applause] thank you. Its a great honor to be here and a great honor to see so many bright faces eager to talk about stuff i am equally eager to talk about with you. Ordering the destruction of the nauvoo, he turns to his secretary, William Clayton who happens to be the secretary of the Sacred Council that had recently been established in nauvoo called the council of 50. He turns to clayton and says i want you to go and burn the secret counsel weve been meeting with over the last few months. They could be understood as treasonous and he was anxious to keep them out of the wrong han hands. They might as well have remained buried because they remained restricted from scholars. It wasnt until they were going to be making it available for the first time in published form. They are kept hidden and secret. Until finally when there were the people that finally got access to the council 50 records some were disappointed by the content. He was be
Talk about stuff that i am equally eager to talk about with you. A week before joseph smith was killed in carthage jail when he was in some tense negotiations with the state to turn himself in and be tried for ordering the destruction of the knob works pozner he turns to William Clayton who just happens to be the secretary of the secret counsel established, counsel 50. Joseph turns to William Clayton and says i want you to go and burn the minutes of that secret counsel. He knew the contents of those records were very controversial and when seen in a certain light or a certain context they could be understand is treason and he was anxious to keep them out of the wrong hands. William clayton to the great benefit of the rest of us chose to disobey his profit and instead of burning the documents buried them where they remained for several months until the crisis seemed to subdue. Once the crisis subdued and William Clayton dug up those documents again they might as well have remained burie
Minutes of that secret counsel we had been meeting and over the last few months. He knew the contents of those records were very controversial and when seen in a certain light or context they could be understood as treason and he was anxious to keep them out of the wrong hands. William clayton to the great benefit of the rest of us. Chose to disobey his profit instead of and set up burning the documents he buried them. Once the crisis was to subdue and he dug up those documents again they might has well have been buried because they remain restricted from scholars and historians believers and skeptics alike for over 175 years. It wasnt until 2014 that the lds church and announced they were going to beat making them available for the first time in published form and they were finally published in 2016. I dont have to tell all of you that whenever there is a document or a series of documents that are keep kept hidden. A lot of legends and myths crop up around them. Over the centuries and
Pushed back twice to february 2020. They say it is all to reduce impacts on residents. It is also important to note the complexity of certain construction techniques that we decided upon to make sure there is little impact on the community and they are different designs that we went with that added to the delay of the project. They claim that contraction will be completed by next summer but then there is a full year of testing and last year, a subcontractor had more than ree miles of the different kind of track. They were supposed to be open for the first home season here in San Francisco and it wont even make the second season. Big delays not until mid2021 at the earliest. The Rolling Stones cannot get satisfaction playing at one of the most popular concert venues. They say they may not perform again because of strict curfews and regulations. We are at levi stadium with more on the concert. There was a detailed complaint after the stones concert here last month. They cited dysfunction
Information released within just the last hour. Began, everyone. Im michelle griego. Im kenny choi. The National Transportation safety board just released the preliminary information on the dive boat fire that killed 30 people off the Southern California coast. Anne makovec is here with the very latest. Reporter it is a twopage report released less than an hour ago and it runs down the tragedy from the crew members perspective since they are the only ones who survived. It describes one waking up to a noise and seeing the fire rise from a compartment below him. He alerted the other four crew above deck. They radioed the coast guard and then tried to access the compartment below where the passengers were sleeping. The report goes on to say unable to use the ladder which was on fire. The crew members jumped down to the main deck, one crew member broke his leg in the process. And tried to access the salon and galley compartment which was fully engulfed by fire and thick smoke. Unable to op