of higher education. what we have done here in idaho we've begun to put some reports. the state of our universities are. in helping the public understand the mission at the ground of the university are really two different things. university severe here in idaho and public universities the goal of the universities here insofar as social justice ideology which is what we call in our research here, to use the university. we can neither advance knowledge definitely compromise the ability to secure the public good. with everything that's great about america and so the ideology is harmful to the cold university to separate themselves we took a report on where social justice ideology is penetrated in idaho we stopped of the first report on the little box over there, the handsome little volume you have either ported the two sections. and what they plan to do and how much they executed those plans. with the administrators said what they wanted to do, and the strategic plan they set for themselves. try to track the kinds of policies that will change. hiring policies free speech policies, vital mind policies and o

researchers at the university of idaho say that all that smoke can actually trap active bacteria from the air and as it falls it can bring such microbes down onto your skin, clothing and even into your lungs. they say the firefighters and residents alike could be breathing in something that could make them sick. now there's been no actual evidence of that yet but researchers do point out that it's a possibility because they found a mindblowing variety of microbes in here. >>still ahead a new national face mask requirement going >>new national mask mandate by the cdc officially goes into effect tonight at 9 coming up and it applies to people on all types of public transportation this new requirement adds to an executive order signed by president biden and will also apply to ride sharing services like uber and lyft travelers are only allowed to remove their masks if they need to eat or drink. the exemptions to the rule or ages 2 and younger and anyone who has a disability that makes it unsafe to wear a mask. an alarming story now out of upstate new york has a 9 year-old girl is pepper s

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. >>> continuing our climate in crisis series, according to findings by the university of idaho published"l.a. times," wildfire smoke may also be carrying living fungi and bacteria with it. smoke's airborne pathogens have the potential to seep into our lungs and cause illness. scientists argue climate change will lead to more destructive wildfires likely to contribute to further respiratory problems. >>> food waste is also a big climate issue. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is going to show us how to help our food last a little longer. >> here's some food for thought or thought for food. we waste 219 pounds of food per person per year according to uncle sam. lots of food and money are wasted when people simply throw something out because there's a date from the past printed on it. >> something that's really important to remember is that often those dates are more a function of quality than they are of food safety. it's really the producer saying that they can guarantee quality to a certain date but if you eat it the next day it's not a safety risk. >> foodsafety.gov compiled an eye

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idaho power, micron technology, to small businesses of all types. apprenticeships are crucial to the job growth in the gem state. these businesses partner with colleagues and universities across my state, connecting skill development, to college degrees for regionally accredited schools. idaho power partnering with the college in southern idaho or many entrepreneurs working with schools like north idaho college, lewis and clark state college and others. we need the ability to use third parties to certify apprenticeship programs. make no mistake, idahoans are used to dealing with heavy-handed federal bureaucracy. despite long wait times for approval by the federal department of labor, our state officials continue to succeed, setting up apprenticeship programs. but often, idaho's labor officials must use existing occupations because the federal department of labor doesn't have standards for new ones. why make it harder by removing qualified third parties that can approve industry-recognized apprenticeship programs needed for our economy? why eliminate the opportunity for employees to participate in industry-based programs where they can go to school, get paid work experi