Governor Cox defends Adams, Great Salt Lake changes

Governor Cox is defending Senate President Stuart Adams after a report that he spurred a law change that benefited his step-granddaughter's child rape case. There is also speculation that the legislature might address the provision in the upcoming special session. It creates lighter sentences for 18-year-olds still in high school who have sex with 13-year-olds. Panelists Erin Rider and Sarah Reale weigh in on whether they think the legislature will address it. Meanwhile, the legislature will make changes to the management of the Great Salt Lake berm, and run a bill allowing the Governor to appoint Utah's chief justice in that special session. Our panelists weigh in.