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welcome to another wallace stegner center at the university of utah, s.j. quinney college of law, greenberg presentation. we're very pleased to have you with us this afternoon. i'm bob carter. have the privilege of serving as director of the wallace stegner center for land resources and the here at the college of law. i should note that we're very pleased to be joined this afternoon only with our esteemed speaker, but c-span will be filming today's event. and we're very to have them with us us. the customary way that we start these events at the college of law is with the native land...

feared their loved ones may be preparing to harm themselves. >> they said good-bye to their living relatives. they indicated that they were going to the next life, if you will. and that's essentially, i'm not quoting exactly, paraphrasing, but that's essentially what they said. >> reporter: that immediately brought back fears of the cult at heaven's gate near rancho santa fe, california, in 1997, when 39 people took their own lives. california police were relieved to find all 13 members of this group praying in a public park. >> and they're alive and well. i was just given that updat...

good evening. i'm terry moran. you know there was a time when finding fame in the entertainment industry meant a trip to hollywood for casting calls or being discovered by a talent scout. but that has all changed. now fame is more democratized. put yourself on youtube and let the world be the judge. that's a process that created online superstars who turned into popular mainstream artists and as david wright reports tonight, hollywood has taken notice. >> hey, it's fred. >> reporter: he's the beevis or butthead of the youtube generation. >> oh, my god. it's cold. i'm swimming. i love...

state. is this a start for the run for the president? good evening. i'm terry moran. you know there was a time when finding fame in the entertainment industry meant a trip to hollywood for casting calls or being discovered by a talent scout. but that has all changed. now fame is more democratized. put yourself on youtube and let the world be the judge. that's a process that created online superstars who turned into popular mainstream artists and as david wright reports tonight, hollywood has taken notice. >> hey, it's fred. >> reporter: he's the beevis or butthead of the youtube ge...