offices -- >> stephen: in boise, idaho.n about the two-headed fish in the river. and a very nice gentleman walks out of the back office, probably the manager or somebody, and he said you can't be here, you've got to leave. and i said, where am i supposed to go? i live in the river, it's polluted! and i remember this poor man saying to me, you're not really a fish! you're a man in a costume! but i was completely in character, you know. ( laughter ) and thain called the police, and i thought it was going to be like a local sheriff, but, no, homeland security shows up. ( laughter ) we're walking out of the building with our crew and suddenly it's like -- it was like ncis. it was literally like five cars got up, five guys got out, it was like homeland security, and they see me in a two-headed fish costume and they're about to take me in, and i'm trying to explain to him, no, we're with "the daily show" -- and homeland security is going, it's the brown face. i tried to say we're doing a piece for th i love jon stewart. i said le

boise state the lead. got to have first down here but broncos hit the quarterback hard. ouch. >>> peyton manning of tennessee opener agains georgia state. 25-point favors. tennessee up two but trey barnett goes in gegistate. watch out, fumble. georgia state recovers and continues for them. puts it away here. ellington makes guys miss. 35-23 at this point, georgia state, upset of the day, 38-30. >>> san jose earthquakes taking on orlando city makes it 1-0. then 2-0 san jose. second goal of the game, quakes win 3-0. >>> u.s. open tennis coco gauff. nice match and nice moment after as osaka talked to upset she's 15, going to be here. good sportsmanship right there. abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. 15 and whole world knows and made seen at wimbledon and new york. bright future in women's tennis. >> not sure i could tie my shoes then. >> trying to learn to drive and she's winning major tournament tz. coco gauff. >> thanks, that's it for tonight. eric thomas, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00, drew, chris and dion, tha sleep number 360 smart bed.st sa

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expedition in boise on. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 989. we visit the heroes of eastern europe. we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom demos a few showed personal courage. and the vision of the fall of the wall didn't surprise me you should go 1st what does it take to change the course of history. raising the iron curtain starts september 30th on d w. this time on world story. threats to freedom of the press in kashmir. why kenya is masai are keeping bees. but we start off in peru where the top she company has received a hefty fine for illegal logging it's a victory for the environment and for farmers who refused to sell the firm their land. it takes roberto baskets 45 minutes to reach his land on the way he passes the entrance to the tom she plantation. he doesn't know what the firm is up to here it supposedly grows cocoa but not on this land. it used to be home to 70 farms neighbors on all sides but repaired of us is now alone since the hunters sold their plots. and they were meant they hope that this place used to be our par

expedition in boise. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was fit. i even got white hair is that. language head nodding off this gets me and they go but you need to entrust lives of say you want to their story goods her fighting and reliable information for migrants. present full of national also overdue incentive to spur growth in the us losses its corporate tax rates and the attempt to kick start a sluggish economy is that the right move at the ride top. also on the show while tens of thousands demonstrate the climate action around the world berlin announces 100000000000 euro climate protection plan but just. this is business. as welcome indian stocks are up nearly 5 percent after the government announced a major cut to the corporate tax rates companies in the country will now have to pay tax at 25 percent instead of 30 m. to boost the growth and encouraging investment india is the 2nd fastest growing major economy in the world off to china but in recent months the pace of expansion . that's bringing charges from business sta

expedition in boise on the. u.s. president on off from japan shinzo sign a 1st agreement that some say is the 1st step towards a great deal of powerful japanese car industry is not happy. and we need more trees to capture c o 2 say climate activists spot increasing the size of the world's forests is not that easy. this is business as on the w m d a how to off as well across asia stocks have risen following the u.s. and japan signing what they call the 1st stage of a new trade deal to pounce powerful kahlo b. says it's incomplete comic as was all support from the government offer to match the deal kept existing also tariffs unchanged. japanese car companies welcomed the overall thrust of a trade deal signed between prime minister shinzo abbey and u.s. president donald trump the deal keeps also tyrus a 2.5 percent and us promises no more for now but the carmakers say their industry is suffering they want to do way with the tariffs altogether. so he has the auto industry is piecing many challenges amidst uncertainty lik

just as thrilled by the current pope's visit we welcome everyone who stands for peace yesterday to boise why he did what he said was evil. by a new mandate and her family visibly moved after the visit to father levels grave. i don't know. if you can explain later she says it gave her strength next year at the latest the family will reunite to come back here just. our last story takes us to berlin germany to present aging population so many seniors are top 50 take one tick he still giving swimming lessons at 8. 100 term. but it may be the world's oldest slim teacher at the grand old age of 100 into his still given classes every week at the school in body. swimming is special. for. our tummies doing sports is one of the biggest joys in life. was. keeping fit has certainly helped to keep e.o. young. the full metal worker who wanted to stay active when you talk about 14 years ago. he quantified as a swimming instructor and has been teaching children ever since. he was just nothing with the kids i do it all for free if not. more than a 1000 children have taken to the watch of the. kids each d

expedition in boise. where is home. with their family scattered across the globe. looking. to. turn back to the roots to gather minutely. the shards family from somalia live around the world. want to come to me to urgent assistance to. the family starts october on d w. the u.s. federal reserve has no surprises for investors it cut interest rates as expected but left them guessing its further steps later this year the lack of clear signs also upset president donald trump will have the details. also on the show the federation of german industry speaks up against a hard break said and urges london to stop what it calls disturbing politics. for business on the w. i am here yet i guess it's good to have you with us they u.s. federal reserve has lowered its benchmark interest rate for a 2nd time this year the central bank hopes the quarter percentage point cut will help cushion the u.s. economy against a global slowdown worsened by the u.s. china trade. war the move could help strengthen business fixed investment and exports which the fed says have weakened the u.s. central bank has

that low is now on its track toward salt lake city and boise, and that's giving us a quiet pattern. 50s and 60s on the temps, berkeley 62, airport 50 degrees. there are big spreads on the temps there. look at stanford, 49. in town, 51. much quieter in the sierra nevada after yesterday's activity, 49 in reno and 37 up in burns, oregon. 36 with cool air in place associated with that upper level low up there but we're is set for sunshine and warmer temps. saturday upper 80s near 90 for us, and this system will clip us coming in. that will cool us down. the next couple days, it's all about sunshine and ever and warm temps. the angle of the sun is lower and you can hit the 90s but they won't stay. mid- to upper 80s today, warm to hot on saturday and cooler on sunday. looks like our first real offshore event is developing for next tuesday. more on that coming up. >>> more action by the fda to try and stop underage up, the p regulators as more people become ill with lung diseases. and buying a house in the bay area is not easy, and neither is is starting a family. why being single in the bay a

boise state. peyton manning at tennessee's opener against georgia state. georgia state 19 yards to score. turn it over and this doesn't help their case. and then option watch them a second time around. that's like a come on. >> hey, we get riddiculed when we're upset in our conference. but then look the other way. let's change gears here and coming friday, september 26. the it concert by metallica and the san frisk oo symphony. we had a chance to sit down with warriors owner whoses seen his distant dream become a grand reality. >> so i feel amazed every time i walk in this building i see something new is i say i thinkee tid it. i want to see what the people say because they're the ultimate judge. and i feel incredibly proud. >> and you've seen it's not totally finished. but what was your first impression? >> well, i saw you and i just think i've been here a few times and walked around the player's campus and just the outside 06 this for the community to feel this. and that's the raisy thing i heard. so i'mer inspired. in a up canal weeks. >> i never want t

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. ♪ >>> garth brooks and blake shelton performing their hit duet "dive bar" live in boise, idaho overhere. garth first broke the news of their collaboration on "e.t." and only we were on set as they shot the music video. ♪ gonna spend the weekend in the deep end ♪ >> "dive bar" shoot day three, last day, all under water. this is gonna be stupid fun. >> garth, was this your idea? >> hell, yeah. >> they didn't tell me they were doing an underwater video. >> like an onion you peel it slowly. >> and then you just drop it on him. >> it's like get him on first and then -- >> shark bait. i'm shark bait. >> are you a diver, blake? >> absolutely. >> he's a sinker. they're going to work great. >> yeah, garth's got jokes. but he's also the boss, pulling double duty directing. his entire band was lowered into an olympic-size swimming pool to perform 10.5 feet down. >> i think it will be a low enough voltage that nobody will die, but it will definitely wake you up and get you ready for the day. >> now, ask me why i'm directing it. >> why are you directing? >> because i got the final edit. because

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so we're just as thrilled by the current pope's visit we welcome everyone who stands for peace to boise why he did what he said was evil . and her family visibly moved after the visit to father levels graves. i didn't. even explain later she says he gave her strength next year at the latest the family will reunite to come back here is that report by the increase you get from mr boss johnson's spokesman has confirmed the parliament will be suspended from the end of the business day today to the middle of next month it's regardless of the outcome of a vote later today on johnson's proposed general election the announcement came as johnson was holding drags the talks with his irish counterpart leo one of the 2 leaders are hoping to resolve the impasse or what'll happen at the irish border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union my article says johnson must make specific proposals in this to be any hope of hurting a no deal. the hinge of the political leaders are demanding to know how a town council could have elected a man from a neo nazi party as its head the man from the n.p.t. wa

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du boise. the irony is at his tie and even personal narrative is something that was utilized particularly by black scholars and in many ways, we have moved away from that. and i think only now we are starting to move back to that. >> host: that it's such a good point. they make a great deal of sense into the process of discovering the truth going to the data. i wonder and i'm in and do this because you talked about malcolm, do you see this book as a kind of conversation story? >> guest: congressiona conventis conversing with someone, being more antiracist. >> host: i think about that because so often when we teach these figures, we teach them singular. if anybody is an example of moving through a very long life personal crisis trying to get closer and closer to the truth that is his life and so you pick up the practice which is in the best of our intellectual tradition. >> guest: to me they are some of the most powerful things he ever wrote and i think that as intellectuals we are supposed to b

we are seeing that hit the middle of america in cities like dallas, boise, chicago.ally seeing demand outpaced supply across the country. we anticipate another month of strong gains in the technology sector. caroline: if demand is outstripping supply, where is that supply coming from? is it about having to upscale -- within your own business? >> the defining problem in the illing our is upsk workers. skills are changing at the pace of tech, so partnering with companies to make sure we are creating the workforce we need is critical for the tech base. our real-time view on tech is we have more than 500,000 jobs today. 50% or so our software engineers, another quarter i.t. project managers. a 1%ve jobs open, but with unemployment rate in tech, it's going to be about upskilling and bringing new workers into the space. : challenger had run bindingeresting data jobs lost because of trade or trade uncertainties. they say 10,000 job cuts have been made in technology companies largely because of trade difficulties, and that is 10,000 in just august alone. is this something yo

warren: the experts in boise, and that means everyone in the u.s.enate, tell me this is not the way to run for office. they say come in, say a few things, or not, however you want to do it. but smile more. that is what they tell me. and you know? here is what i think about. what do you think this set of suffragettes? you are never going to make change. it's too hard. give up now. what did they say to the early union organizers? too hard, give up now. what did they say to the foot soldiers in the civil rights movement? too hard, give up now. what did they say to the early lgbtq activists? just a few years ago. too hard, give up now. but they did not give up. they got organized, they built a grassroots movement. they persisted. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: and they changed the course of american history. this is our moment in american history, our moment to dream big, fight hard, and win. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: thank you. thank you. ♪

and we also have court decisions like the ninth cities circuit of boise where we have enough housingletter to president trump writing, i hope you will provide to federal assistance at this and get to help the city stop homelessness in america and help our veterans and most vulnerable citizens. >> i don't know where the constitution gets the power to take care of homelessness throughout the country. this is the state and local problem and i don't think it should be on the federal taxpayer. and it has a budget of $147 billion, it it's not a question of throwing more money at the problem, it's a question of how the state is run. it's unfortunately the state that has gone far to the left and its economic policies and it is destroying the middle class and making it harder to build housing. it's no surprise then that homelessness is becoming huge problem here. but it's not something that the federal government should let the government fix for itself. >> to state and local officials have the resources and the idea to help address the problem? >> i think they do. the problem was they were s

our streets now that was never addressed properly, court decisions like the ninth circuit city of boisehere we don't have enough housing so courts are tying the hands of cities in the west and a number of court rulings, we need to help people on the streets, don't torture them, provide the psychiatric legal health and addiction care they need along with a roof over their head. >> a letter to donald trump yesterday, i hope you will provide the federal assistance needed to help cities stop homelessness in america and help our veterans and most vulnerable citizens. what is your take? >> i don't see where the constitution gives the federal government the power to take care of homelessness throughout the country. this is a state and local problem. i don't think it should be on the federal taxpayer. this is very rich state. of california were severed country it would be the fifth richest country in the world, gdp of $3 trillion all by itself. it has a budget of 147 of $147 million, it spent $1 million on homelessness this year. it's a question of throwing more money at the problem. is a quest

confront -- they are not -- that's not correct, in new york -- >> i can cite you the cases, the city of boise in the ninth circuit, federal cases that tell the city they can't do certain things until they address things like housing. >> why can they do it in new york. >> because they are not in the ninth circuit. that's how the law works. >> get up the sentence about the 95% so we can using. >> 95% of people who don't have housing and shelter are in accommodation, not sleeping on the streets. the numbers are getting worse and the problem is that these leaders in state and local level in california won't stand up to the liberal progressive ideology that says we are hands-off about this terrible public health crisis nevermind human crisis. >> we all agree it is a crisis and finding solutions will take a lot of work across the aisle. great to have you for this tonight. the canadian prime minister apologizing after a photo of him from 2001 surfaced in brown face makeup and another admission on top of that. >> not his first time in brown face makeup. we are a month away from voting in canada so it

at micron headquarters in boise idaho, 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." i am carly fiori quintanilla wi fortt. dow is up on decent headlines on usmca. we will begin with ipos shifting negative with nearly half the ipos trading below the offered price. peloton fell sharply in the first day of trade, down another 5% endeavor pulled the plug on its offer late last night. a headline in the times asks is the ipo party over bob greifeld, chairman of virtue financial, and author of the book "market mover." lessons from a decade of change. great to have you back happy friday >> great to be here. >> we would love you to help us draw a thread through some of the ipo pricing we've seen this week, the offers that have been pulled what should investors be keeping in mind right now? >> well first, i would say we have to recognize the ipo market generated over $50 billion of capital this year. i remember back in 2003 when i started with nasdaq, we had zero ipos and zero dollars raised let's k

couple of months in office these last 6 holes 6 of his autumn entries boise is now had a unprecedented humiliation from the u.k. supremes forcing this ruling against him i think there are a couple of things though we need to watch out for certainly is today goes into its m.r.i. when the call of an comes back from the probation that the supreme court ruled was unlawful and never actually happens one is how is the government going to frame this and we can already see hints that for all the comments that boris johnson is my and things that are being given to journalists as well they all i think are going to try and position this as another example all britain's moneyed elite and they will put the you see pretty important justices in that bracket working against the will of the people and boris johnson is likely to say that he is the person safeguarding the people's choice which is to leave the european union and it is the money deletes of the u.k. trying to spite me that now that's a difficult thing to actually square logically because the government's. case was that the pro gay should wa

let's go farther north, myrtle beach, south carolina, that's where we find simone boise. what are you seeing on the beach? >> craig, we're already starting to see some signs of flooding here. and this is just a taste of what is happening in other parts of myrtle beach. we're hearing reports of two feet of flooding. we are experiencing a flash flood warning in this area. something officials and residents here are going to be looking for later today. we're expecting high tide to come in within the next couple of hours. take a look at these massive waves flashing around in the ocean out there. of course when the high tide coincides with the power of this storm, that could be a recipe for disaster. storm surge is something that we're concerned about here in myrtle beach, craig, as is everyone along the eastern coast and in the carolinas right now. but, craig, i'll tell you when it got really reem fal for us. at about 3:30 this morning we started getting texts, emergency alerts telling us we were in a tornado warning zone. i opened up my hotel windows. we're staying right here

down to 33 degrees in reno. 41 in boise and 26 degrees in great falls.ressure is baking the eastern half of the country. high temperatures staying well above average in the upper 80s and lowe90s wednesday. we could see a wide stretch of high temperatures in the 90s. 93 in cincinnati. not seeing any immediate threats tropics-wise to the united states. still watching hurricane lorenzo >>> good morning. a look at the city where it is a little bit cool for some of you in the outlying areas. in the 50s, through the 60s by noon time. only some areas will make it to 70 with afternoon clouds today. >> t >> this weather report has been sponsored by state farm. >> good to have you. glad you came back. glad they didn't scare you off. it wasn't me. >> i didn't do anything. we love having brittany here. >> by process of elimination, only me. >> the rage walker hlf, da harris. >> i think you did great. thank you. appreciate it. >>> coming up on "good morning america" harry and meghan's latest stop on their africa tour. the causes they're highlighting. >>> and the othe

charge so strong the coup that the people vote now he say stop the election and stop the be able from boise. i think there's a be one solution i think he has become the 1st to my knowledge the 1st leader of the opposition in the democratic history of our country. to refuse the invitation to an election that this thank you ah i could a nice speculates by i could then we speculate as to the reasons behind he ses he taishan that and base it because i could i'd that but the it and the old this conclusion ease i'm afraid that he does not think he will whip yeah was sherry i choose called leads to reflect on when i think is the on the sustainability of this position overnight i mean the course of the next few day hair thank you i have the caught when now proceed to read very well born to voters about injuring him speak it is this sound way or taping a motion that this house how it's this house has new confidence in how mattress his or position and you was i was my god was well i i i ne manner i he was i had any we'd one point in time when asked to proceed him an orderly manner in these bassus ice

places where trails were crowded into a narrow area and wagon wheels carved narrow marks come outside boise, idaho for sample. there are places where these processed. but in urban areas like independence and kansas city, not so much. they do not have a historic building nor did they have rats -- ruts to point issue. it was more of a merchant story where this is where you bought your stuff and then set off for the trail. so to have a monument next year museum helps evokes the history that has been lost. it was not physically preserved. but we can evoke it with a bronze statue instead. so this was sculpted by mexicans culture one lumbar to rivera. -- juan lombardo rivera. some women in independence raise the money to erect this and attribute to the all the women in independence and those who passed through independence on the trails west. the sculptor made the design, had it cast, and in keeping with the art tradition of culture at the time, he chose to add color to it, what we call a patina to the outside of the bronze. he chose the color blue, it is associated with the virgin mary, associat

the city of boise and the ninth circuit. those are federal cases that actually tell the cities they can't do certain things until they address things like housin housing. >> why can they do it in new york? why can they do it in new york? >> because they are in the ninth circuit's of those courts are in this area, that's what the law works. >> shannon: steve, get up that sentence about the 95% so we can hear what you're saying. >> 95% of people in new york who don't have housing and shelter are in accommodation -- they are not sleeping on the streets in california is 25%. the numbers are getting worse and the problem is that these leaders in the state and local level in california just won't stand up to the liberal progressive ideology but says we are going to be soft and hands-off about this terrible public health crisis, never mind a human crisis and the people affected. >> shannon: will agree it is a crisis, finding solutions is going to take a lot of work and probably across the aisle, so think about them agreed to have y

ethical judgments inherent in the design of new technology are transparent to all and we must make up boise's more loudly in the standards bodies that write the rules. above all we need to agree on a common set of global principles to shape the norms and standards that will guide the development of emerging technologies. and here's the good news i invite you next year to a summit in london wonderful city where it by the way it is not raining 94 percent of the time and where one stage when i was married london or shortly before we discovered that we had more mishmash starred restaurants even than paris the french somehow rapidly recovered by a process that i wasn't quite sure was entirely fair but we still have by far in the u.k. by far the biggest tech sector by far the biggest tech sector didn't take biotech it take many days made technology green tech every kind of tech in london the biggest tech sector anywhere in europe perhaps half a 1000000 people working in tech alone and i hope that you will come there and we will seek to assemble the broadest possible coalition to take forward this v

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the biggest money manager in america and have an office in boise.can telecom ute, do their jobs from anywhere in the country, have a better lifestyle. if i leave my house at 6:30 it is a disaster to get to the city and into this building. i have to leave the house every morning before 6:00. >> bill: you have to fight, strategize. >> what i pay in parking every month i tell my friends that's like a mortgage and rent. the quality of life means so much to so many people and now people are saying i'm out. i'm out. then when i make the money you take it from me. and i still got the potholes to deal with. i'm surprised it isn't a bigger wave. >> bill: taxes in idaho are going through the roof in california and tleefg there and find an easier life in boise. homeless issues in seattle and you can go to idaho and people will move out of that city because of the problems they see in the downtown area. >> bill: you've seen it all over this country. a trend will continue for a long time. >> heather: all right. >> bill: thank you, charles. have you crowd surfed

attempts to manipulate "the new york times," he came in with high-powered attorneys, he had david boiserying to pump the brakes on this investigation, and he also had this privacy investor firm made up of former israeli intelligence officials that basically had a contract against us that wa it wit was going to d a $300,000 bonus if it could put a stop tour investigation. but in the end the truth and facts won. >> people read these stories that have impact, huge impact on our culture from people reading them. but people also assumed all of this happened in the past year, two years. this went on for a long, long period of time. if you could, talk about the protective screen around him. around harvey weinstein. and i just happened to open the book, by the way, it's an enormously unbelievably well-reported book. >> thank you. >> i just happen to open it to a letter from har vie weinstein to david boise about his daughter's movie career. that's part of what we're talking about, isn't it, that protective screen? >> david had actually worked with harvey weinstein going back to 2002. he was, if

they created the national wildfire center in boise, idaho. now there are nine agencies that meet continuously with state and local participants. if a wildfire breaks out somewhere, 2,000 people afsh from different places to battle the wildfire. they know exactly what they're supposed to do. they're prepositioned to coordinate with their counterparts at state and local levels. things go pretty well. i watched two of them from my back porch over the past five years. and it's just amazing. beth lund runs this part of the national wildfire center out of boise. and beth says, well, we just have a network of people that we have prepositioned to deal with this. fema should have the same kind of thing. i'm not sure they do to quite the same degree. >> the i want to encourage people to start thinking about your questions now so we can incorporate them into the discussion. but i just -- there's clearly a lot of stories that come out of era. i just wonder if there are any key successes or challenges we haven't touched on yet that you would like to talk

at micron headquarters in boise idaho, 11:00 a.m. on wall street.y morning. welcome to "squawk alley." i am carly fiori quintanilla wi fortt. dow is up on decent headlines on usmca. we will begin with ipos shifting negative with nearly half the ipos trading