they filed a lawsuit against th city of boise.hat suit mated to the ninth circuit court of appeals in 201 the court declared that cities have no right to criminalize homelessness. in fact, the court ruled cities have an obligation to provide free housing to the homeless at the public expense. the supreme court later upheld the ruling card it was known as martin versus boise and it had exactly the effect intended. the city officials across the country no longer had an obligation to protect the publi and public spaces from drug addicts who decided to live in them. at the same time, politician suddenly had access to a massiv new source of taxpayer taxpayer money, many billions in taxpaye money for something called homelessness prevention. what is homelessness prevention? it's the opposite of what they call it, as always. here is seattle's interpretatio of homelessness prevention. a handful of homeless going fro the street to a new apartment was stunning views of the space needle and puget sound, using part of a share of the 1.0000000

the main suspect and the assassination of haiti's president strove at our boise, as appeared in the u. s. federal court for the 1st time, 43 year old, former columbia military officer mario palacios, was extradited from panama. he's the 1st to face criminal charges in the july murder which triggered a political crisis in haiti. a court in canada has ordered iran to pay $84000000.00 to the families of those killed in the downing of a plane. in 2020. iran's military shot down a ukrainian passenger plane, killing all 176 people on board. many of them were canadian citizens and those were headlines bodies for here now to sierra after witness coming up next in america is a region of wonder i'm joy tragedy, and yes, violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition with no healthy the light and it's my job to shed light on how and why ah with ah. ready another tragedy in the mediterranean, about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea, fell overboard earlier this week. more than $4600.00 people have drowned or gone michigan this year desperate pe

but the firm filed a lawsuit basil humphrey's behalf against the city of boise. that suit made it to the ninth circuit court of appeals. in twenty eighteen, the court declared cities have no right to criminalize homelessness in fact, the court ruled cities have an obligation to provide free housing to the homeless at public expense. the supreme court later upheld that ruling. the case was known as martin versus boise and it had exactly the effect that laitman watkins intended. city officials across the country no longer had an obligation to protect the public and public spaces from drug addicts who decided to live in them. at the same time, politicians suddenly had access to a massive new source of cash taxpayer money. many billions in taxpayer money for something called homelessness prevention. now what is homelessness prevention? of course it's the opposite of what they call it. as always, here's seattle's interpretation of homelessness prevention. >> a handful of seattle's more than 12000 homeless will soon be going from the street to a new apartment with stun

the bring felt that boise flavor, i think it goes the satisfaction of eating the noodles. when you hear a good slope or who's watson has gone on korean food and culture, will they also take up this experience? why be shared on social media who are about money out there? and this is al jazeera, these, you top stories, senior nato, and russian officials, a meeting in brussels. russia wants guarantees, ukraine will not join the alliance while nato is concerned about a build up of russian troops on ukraine's border door. such a bar is the latest from moscow. well, we don't expect anything major to happen, but what it, it will be important is that they're talking. i think this is significant because as long as there's dialogue, there is hope that the situation can deescalate the russians for their part have said that their troop movements along the border with ukraine is well within their sovereign right. they can move their forces anywhere in their own country, and that there's been cause of concern. it's been cause for concern by nato because they want some kind of guarantee

when we talked to boise, we heard how incomes are not rising fast enough to the cost of living in boiseery city has their unique challenges. every city has their own unique infrastructure to support niece businesses. we want to work with you on your unique needs and how these microbusinesses can help provide an additional economic lever to help you build your economies. we had a great time working with dan in arizona. i don't believe dan is here. if you happen to know the mayor of gilbert or know dan, they've been wonderful. i close it there because the most important thing we have to talk about on stage is talk with the mayor. i want you to know go to our website. we have a lot of information there. contact me directly. we'd love to speak more with you and what's happening in your cities. and thank you for listening. mayor. mayor holt: jeremy, thank you very much. [applause] ok. we had a chance to talk about a week or so ago and learned a little bit more what's happening in oklahoma city. i have three questions. and these questions that come from -- we had dozens of conversations with

shelley moved with her family to boise for years ago and has not looked back. >> cost-of-living is a less and people are friendly. it has been a great move. i love the bay area the cost of living was affecting our quality of life so much that i knew it was time for a change. michael: but shelley has run into resentment. wherever californians show up from boise, to seattle, to washington, locals are not too happy with equity rich californians. michael: when you tell people you are from california, do they blame you for high prices? >> yeah, there is not a ton of love here for people from california. i will be honest with you. but i guess, for me, i feel like most of the people that have moved here share the reason i moved here. michael: she says they are embracing idaho, not trying to make it like california. still, are the locals writes, is shelley and those like her the cause of rising home prices? here is a low economist nicole visho. >> we get that question lot that california is coming and that is why austin prices are high. the number of people that moved to austin from there is

. >> revelers in boise, idaho were treated to their own countdown, a giant potato with wings was dropped state capital building, marking the new year. >> residents in las cruces, new mexico had a light display in the shape of one of the state's famous chili peppers. this is now becoming my favorite celebration. >> folks in key west rang in the new year with their own twist on the ball drop. local drag queen sushi was lowered with a stiletto. >> the red shoe drop. >> the red shoe drop. >>> next to an urgent warning to cat owners in south korea. >> or maybe around the world. the fire department in the country's capital seoul released a report saying cats were responsible for at least 107 house fires in the city over the last three years. >> according to the report, the cats are believed to have started the fires after switching on electric stovetops by jumping onto the touch-sensitive buttons. once overheated, the appliances can catch on fire. >> i don't think dogs do this. the fire department warned more than half of all cat-related fires began while the owners >> bec the dogs aren't as a

boise. lake superior but getting there. the sea smoke sent in. southwestern side of the lake to indicate how cold it is coming over the relatively warm waters of the great lakes. nothing warm about the frozen tundra tonight, big games happening in tennessee, cold, 39, in green bay, 12 degrees for the saturday night playoff game >> good morning.ht playoff game it has been breezy to gusty overnight looking at dangerous winds continuing with our high wind warning for the north bay through 11:00 and the wind advisory for the delta. 50s and mid >>> change it up and set the mood a little bit because we're talking wedding. yes, to the first look in what's new in nuptials as we take a first look at 2022 wedding trends so tying the knot as you guys well know is big business. zola polled thousands of couples and 18% are budgeting 20,000 to $30,000 for the big day. so here to break down all of zola's findings and forecasts, the latest fads, is emily forrest. thanks for joining us. a wedding has so many

a lot of what congress does is >> and live now to the idaho state capitol in boise where governor brad little is delivering his annual state of the state address. live coverage here on c-span. governor little: don't get too at ease. all right. mr. speaker pro tempore, madam president, honored legislators, my fellow constitutional officers, mr. chief justice, members of the judiciary, my family, friends, and my fellow id

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governor brad little gave the 2022 state of the state and budget address from the state capitol in boise he talked about his administration's record and outlined his budget proposal. gov. little: mr. speaker po tell, legislators, mr. chief justice, members of the judiciary, my family, friends, and my fellow idahoans. it's good to deliver this speech back in the chambers. last year i closed by saying in times of hardship tuns for growth emerges. there's no doubt it's presented incredible challenges. our frontline workers in health care, public safety, and education in particular have done an exceptional job. today we have a few of those pandemic heroes with us. they are nurses, doctors, police officers, guardsmen and teachers. i would like to invite them to stand and please everyone please join me in recognizing them and their colleagues and thanking them for their service to our great state. [applause] my friends, i stand before you today with great optimism and excitement about the once in a lifetime opportunity before us. idaho's economy is stronger than ever before. we're one of only

a lot of what congress does is >> and live now to the idaho state capitol in boise where governor brad little is delivering his annual state of the state address. live coverage here on c-span. governor little: don't get too at ease. all right. mr. speaker pro tempore, madam president, honored legislators, my fellow constitutional officers, mr. chief justice, members of the judiciary, my family, friends, and my fellow idahoans. it's good to deliver this speech back in the chambers. last year, i closed my state of the state by saying, in times of hardship, opportunities for growth emerges. there's no doubt the past couple of years have presented incredible challenges. our frontline workers in health care, public safety, and education, in particular, have done an exceptional job. today, we have a few of those pandemic heroes with us. they are nurses, doctors, police officers, guardsmen, and teachers. i would like to invite them to stand and please, everyone, please join me and recognize them and their colleagues in thanking them for their service to our great state. [applause] governor li

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ah boise, i live alone. although they look much the same, they're very different. there are fearful pops and ones that are always out for a fight. so that are always our friend leg bosses and one that just peacefully observe. everything's good place. yeah. so completely different characters for com or does she pleasure cocktail? ah, after a few weeks the pops make their 1st attempt at swimming. but only after that, if molten, or shed their 1st for a coat, the company weidler knew go, doesn't offer them enough. protection in the wart. over 650 pops, were born here this winter more than ever before. and just 2 weeks after giving birth, the cows are ready to mate again. at this time, the males are even more aggressive at the bolts which way up to $300.00 kilos fight for the cows favor. i witnessed that right on the beach, i think safer by the range of thought, there goes of us off he and the larger one is certainly a young boy. ah, unfortunately he's trying to mate with a very young female and young kid so, but they might look cute, but they really aren't of ozzy isn'

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you look at places like austin, boise, denver, salt lake city.y of them are much closer to full employment. 4 is is is here along grand avenue say they have to be concerned about the big picture, but to really know if we are coming out of the pandemic, they are focused on how other stores are doing here on the same street. >> i see hiring signs and some of the windows. i know we lost a couple of stores in the past year. >> is this still the great resignation or great reassignment? how do you categorize it? >> it is too early to tell. i think we will see people coming back, but it's a very different dynamic than we have seen in previous california recoveries since the early 1980s. >> reporter: one positive outcome could be helping lower wage jobs get pay raises. >> reporter: do you think the labor market in the bay area will improve? >> i think our biggest concern when we talk about bay area jobs has always been affordability of housing. >> reporter: for those hiring entry-level positions, often geared towards students, the pandemic may make these

snow that will launch all the way into the plains look at some of these totals, 12-to-18 inches for boise, we will be watching significant wind gustsl durham 64 -- raleig 64 section of the northeast in the mid-30s. a series of storms, one will track all the way into the northeast. we will talk about future snow coming up. >> round two, all right. thanks >>> turning to today's ground breakers the u.s. navy setting sail on history. captain amy bowenschmitd became the first to command the uss abraham lincoln in august. the carrier deptd san diego on deployment following nine months of training. >>> deputy amy snyder becomes the show's top female owner and th theranos founder elizabeth holmes is found guilty of several counsel, we'll have more on that coming up in the next 60 seconds. try align, the pros in digestive health. and join the align healthy gut team up and learn what millions of align users already know. how great a healthy gut can feel. sign up at alignprobiotics.com also try align dualbiotics gummies to help support digestive health. i lost 26 pounds and i feel incredible. with t

this is according to prime minister boise johnson's new year's message. happy new year. 2022 is almost upon us and whatever the challenges that faith continues to throw in our way, we can say one thing with certainty. opposition this december, the 31st is incomparably better than last year. all right, that said daily infections in the u. k. had another record high on friday. and england's top health officials say the health service is on a war footing. u. k, though, of course, is not alone when it comes to struggling with the pandemic, or she's nic air and looks back on the past troubled 12 months. if 2020, with the year we love to cove it 2021 with the year life was supposed to get back on track. but as always, things on never that simple. after months of locked downs and restrictions 2021. so patients reach boiling points with trust and lead as it's an old time low. and people's spinning on to the streets in protest. despite officials warning inoculation was vitally important. ah, in the u. k, the government's reputation, nose dived as p. and boris john

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agreement as an historic mistake talks or low talks. israel he says, i've just one priority is rarely boise is very flu by one way or another. the military milk level border any launch would be stop. we also talk about the spike in violence impacts by jewish settlers against palestinian more than 400 were logged. last year alone. why is the fate so reluctant to confront in february and what are these railey army which the u. m. accused of standing by and letting the attacks happen? also are shocking instruction. the least one israeli soldier was given by his commanders about treating palestinian prisoners. all that i'm more complex than the general, marcia. ya long welcome to conflict zone. thank you for having me. when the west side, the nuclear deal with iran in 2015, you joined the chorus of protest against it. you said it was a threat to world peace or reward for uninhibited terror and historic mistake. now i have a sense, trump withdrew from the cord. you've wished it was still in force. you've even code is withdraw the main mistake of the last decade in iran, paula say it's a bit late

vegas and boise, four and five and best place, according to this company to take your dog for a walk is portland, oregon. from dogs to sharks. a new milestone for a beloved -- for some, song, beloved if you're of a certain age. ♪ baby shark ♪ ♪♪ ♪ baby shark ♪ >> yeah, mom and dad are saying, enough, enough. "baby shark" is now the first youtube video to surpass 10 billion views. billion with a "b." fans probably don't know or care. they just want to see the video again and again and again. and its creators never thought this song would really catch on. all right. it's the end, end, end of the workweek and vianey, how is the weekend looking? >> no, no, take it away. i don't even have kids and i don't want to hear the song. the seven-day forecast is looking good, chris. it's going to be really nice. temperatures very comfortable in the 60s. saturday and sunday we'll start out with that fog. this morning we walked out and looked outside, in the south bay. you couldn't see anything. about a quarter mile. well, we'll probably wake up to that again tomorrow and then it will clear out. day

she put it together herself. miles, you know, the boise from that filter is clean and usable me out. i'm very surprised that this is the same also. it was originally dirty after cows and people had contaminated it now. yeah, my thanks to the to sufficient filter. she and her family stand a better chance of staying healthy with less effort and at lower cost. however dirty, the water in the lake continues to be with the judges have already dived right in. every year connoisseurs to send on the us state of west virginia for the berkeley springs international, bullshit tasting contest. this time they were competitors from 57 countries. winner in the municipal water category this year was ra thought in from tasmania, australia. to best bottled water was a japanese brand. event is primarily geared to tourists and the rankings are, in any case, a matter of taste. plus, of course, there are far more important questions surrounding vasa. water is called the elixir of life. drinking the right amount of h 2. 0, can stimulate your metabolism and prevent excess. we gain really. water is also said

agreement as an historic mistake talks or low talk. israel he says, i have just one priority is really boise is very flu by one way or another. the military and local level board in the launch would be stop. we also talk about the spike in violence impacts by jewish settlers against palestinian more than 400 were loved last year alone. why is the state so reluctant to confront the federal id found one of these railey army, which the u. n accuses are standing by and letting the attacks happen. also a shocking instruction that at least one israeli, so do was given by his commanders about treating palestinian prison. all that and more on complet, the general, marcia, ya long welcome to conflicts own thank you for having me. when the west side, the nuclear deal with iran in 2015, you joined the chorus of protest against it. you said it was a threat to world peace or reward for uninhibited terror and historic mistake. now i have a sense, trump withdrew from the court. you've wished it was still in force. you've even code is withdraw the main mistake of the last decade in iran, paula say it's a bi

we got off, we got on the boise launch just a regular trip to the supermarket, as it is becoming, becoming more difficult. you have to, you have to make concessions to, to fit your budget, to, to buy the essential things through a feeder family's got 3 kids in the cost, the food is going up. i drive the car almost every day, the cost, the gas is going up. i don't think there was anything class january the price of gasoline and manhattan was roughly $2.37. but now here it be p in midtown manhattan. they want $4.79 per gallon to fill up your tank. if i could get this under control, a lot of people would breathe a huge sigh of relief. but judging from the way he reacted to a reporter's question about inflation. that's not likely any time soon, a more inflation from the super. some new survey shows that 76 percent of small firms in the united states have felt the negative impact of inflation over the past 6 months. there's nothing natural about it as a result of political decisions and the result has been vast borrowing of money to speculate in the stock market. it. and some of that money has

same thing with boise, idaho another very blue city so people are -- >> wait -- in red states. >> you'regesting people are moving from blue states to red states in blue cities -- but sarah, the red state rule still apply >> whether you liven my or martin county where i do there's no state income tax so i don't get you're making up point not yours. that preem people are living for cities in red states with less democrat, you know, rulings and regulations and taxes. you're making that point not yours, right? >> well if you could let me -- actually respond i would love to make more points. but i think that it is actually a much simpler idea than what we're looking at for the first time people could keep their high salary jobs explore new states, and hey they're tending to go to red states and in blue area is where they trust the government a little bit more. and some people are already moving back like for example, in new york we have twice the growth than in first half of 2019. i honestly back to what i was saying before, think a big issue of why people are leaving housing. due to remote w

providing hope for the future. despite the termite philipo aldrich at the what's up to similar to drip boise car. pretty interesting bears in it. that's all we have time for now. for more of our stories go to our website. that's d w dot com slash africa, or visit our facebook and twitter pages. we'll see you next time. i for now. ah. with ah! with who they were murdered with exterminating both their existence and history buried. and yet some people still experience their presence the ghosts of warsaw murano in 15 minutes on d. w. ah. with one of mankind's oldest ambition could be within reach or what if it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time. the d. n. a molecule though has 28 different our glasses. they are peers and rivals with one during goal 2 out smart nature. one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind. more like it starts february 16th on d, w. well, go to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came

then haitian president opened on boise and assassinated him on july. the 7th, 3 of the others were with him, were killed during that operation. there are another 18 it is believed, fill in detention within a t. they have not faced any form of charges. so obviously a lot of questions for mario palostio in terms of exactly what happened, who was responsible for the actual killing of the haitian president. and very importantly, who was the brains behind this whole operation? now, many had insisted that the u. s. was in some way involved, but the fact that the u. s. has now brought its 1st prosecution in connection with the case a very important detail indeed f b i. agents have been assisting the haitian police for a large period of time. now, in the inquiry into the assassination, but this particular arrest, the particular case may cost more light on all the events that happened back in july. last yes. the un security council is calling on sedans. general, some protest leaders to sit down and talk of stem instructions continue against military rule. andre