Herbert talks drugs, alcohol, abortion

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Gov. Gary Herbert waded into the political fray Thursday in his first media availability since the Legislature began in January, taking questions on medical marijuana, the controversial .05 percent blood alcohol law and a proposal to ban abortions solely because the fetus has Down syndrome.While Herbert conceded the DUI law, which would be the toughest in the nation and go into effect Dec. 31, could be tweaked, he continued to defend it."You can drink until your eyes