i want to prevent another boise. as we grow the size of the work force and look at all the submarine work we have on the plate, i'm trying to get out in front of this to tell the commanders i don't have the capacity in the naval shipyard. if you go look at the list of submarines out there, there are several cases where we're looking in the future that we may have to go to industry earlier than we've done today. >> i wanted to ask you about the budget documents. it said it was pushed to the right by ten months. is like the george washington going to take longer? >> no gw is not going to take any longer. gw is going to start a year later, because we looked at whether we wanted to just inactivate it. she's going to start here in august. one, the fleet needed her a little bit longer. >>> sunday night of afterwards, financial expert rachel schneider and jonathan moredeck with the financial diaries. they're interviewed by catherine eden, author of $2 a day, living on almost nothing in america. >> the risk of small decision

the tree was uprooted from its boise home to make way for a hospital ex-plank. to move that 800,000-pound tree which was sent to boise as a seedling more than a century ago. >> they moved it so quickly. it's merchandise. >>> now for a look at our morning road conditions. drivers will find some wet roads up along the great lakes, along the southeast coast and drivers should also watch out for slippery roads and possibly some flooding in texas and new mexico. >>> if you're flying airport delays are most likely in miami. >>> a teenage girl escaped serious injury after falling from an amusement park ride. and it is all thanks to people who gathered below to catch her. >> abc's adrienne bankert has all the heart-stopping details of this dramatic rescue. >> reporter: a day of fun turns terrifying. watch as this 14-year-old girl dangles more than two stories above ground saturday night hanging from the sky ride gondola in six flags, new york. panic onlookers assembled to break her fall. >> her neck is stuck. >> reporter: here's the heart-stopping scene from a different

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you know, i want to prevent another boise. so as we grow the size of the workforce and we look at all the submarine work we have on the plate, i'm trying to get out in front of this far enough in advance so i can tell the sea commanders i don't have the capacity in the naval ship yard and we can talk industry earlier than we've typically done so we avoid what happened in boise. there's probably several cases where we're looking in the future where we may have to good to industry earlier than we've done today. >> okay. >> i wanted to ask you about the rcu, which in the budget documents it said that there it was pushed to the right. >> ten months. >> by ten months. why is that? is like the george washington bog to take longer? why is it -- >> gw is not going to take any longer. gw is going to start a year later because it got in the -- we looked at whether we wanted to just inactivate her or what you all well aware of the discussions we went through in congress on that. so she's going to start here in august. so there was a coup

>> when i was working in boise, idaho i requested the claims against the city. i got a whole box of them, interviewed them, analyzed them and figure areaed out what problems the city was having. they are essential and required for so much reporting. and not just journalists but average people. >> have you requested for a foya through the federal government? >> the federal government is hard to deal with it. it is a huge bureaucracies and the delays are long. yeah, i have requested foya requests and it is a pain. frankly in my research most journalists have not or if they did it once that is thealist time because they find it is a waste of time. >> what is the strategy to get around that? >> for journalists it is about social and getting to know the people. you have a delay and it is over. that doesn't mean the system is totally broken. only 7% of foya requests are submitted by ournalists. 93% are submitted by businesses, citizens, universities, lawyers and you name it. there is a lot of information for this to work. they don't always need the timeliness journali

. >> good enough to go to the recent x game trials in boise boise. and came within a few points of being the youngest to ever make the field. her sponsors are proud. how many endorsements do you have in break it down? old school, vans, and 187, knee pads. and more. >> how old are you? >> 11. >> she competes against girls more than twice her age, gaining confidence and notarity, in a sport once nominated by the boys. >> i'm in the movement of girls' skateboarding and there's not a lot of girls skateboarding and i hope this inspires a lot of girl skateboarding. >> she is ranked among men and women. take the dudes out of the way, ranked 29th and for girls under 15, she is no. 1. >> and they have that skate park in her backyard. they built the whole thing? >> yeah, yeah. she's got an event coming up in huntington beach at the end of the month, and an event in pennsylvania. the next time you'll catch her act in the bay area, september in san jose. >> did her dad build that? >> her dad built it. her older brothers are really good at skateboarding and that'

boise will go to one of those two yards. we always -- going forward, we want to keep this on the table as an option. what i don't want, i want to prevent another boise. so as we grow the size of the workforce and look at all the submarine work we have on the plate, i'm trying to get out in front of this far enough in the advance to say, i don't have the capacity and then we can talk to industry quicker than we have done. if you look at the list of submarines out there, there's probably -- there are several cases where we're looking in the future where we may have to go to industry earlier than we've done today. >> okay, thank you. >> i wanted to ask you about the rcoh for the stennis. in the budget documents it said it was pushed to the right for ten months. why is that? is the george washington going to take longer? >> no, g.w. is not going to take any longer. it's going to start a year later, because it got in the -- we looked at whether we wanted to just inactivate her and you're aware of the discussions we went through i

. >> good enough to go to the x game trials in boise idaho. and came within a few points from becoming the youngest ever to make the x games field. her sponsors are proud. let's run down for the folks at home how many endorsement you have. break it down. >> santa cruz. independent trucks. gir is not a 4 letter word. vans and 187 nooe pads. >> how -- knee pads. >> how old are you? >> 11. >> she competes against girls more than twice her age gaining confidence and notoriety in a sport once dominated by the boys. >> i'm in the movement of girls skateboarding and there's not a lot of girl skateboarders so hopefully this inspires a bunch of girl skateboarders. >>> to the world rankings. she's ranked 190. cut out the men, she's ranked 29th. under 15? she's ranked number one in the world. >> congratulations. all right we'll be right back with that. nice story. news updates are always on >>> well, thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> cbs weekend news is next. news updates on cbssf.com as we look live over

luke hospital it was on the way of hospital expansion they moved the giant tree to a new no for the boise park. they paid close to $300,000 to get the job done. >> this rocket blasted off from van denburg air force base california to deploy a group of airplane tracking satellites. >> five, four, thee, two, one lift up. >> so that is two for two this weekend for the private space company space x this was company's second successful rocket launch since friday. flight reused rocket booster from earlier mission aiming to slash the cost of space flight. also now a philadelphia man honored today for courage after assaulted while trying to catch a bus. last month a video was posted disturbing of mark smith getting sucker bunch by a group of juveniles. delaware county organization teach anti-bullying awarded smith with a medal and signed photo of favorite sports star golden state warrior steph cu curry does he's a true hero and we wanted to do it in front of the rocky statue and art museum steps because it symbolizes what the city is about and that's to create great champions like march. >> rewar

still a chance of a stray shower, storm around boise. much of california's still got some of the june gloom early in the day, hoping to break through some of that this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. maybe a nice period of wert soul right now, death valley's 104 kind of stands out. >> this is a story everyone wants a piece of. disco history. the iconic light-up dance floor from "saturday night fever" is going up for auction. it was custom built for the film, installed in a brooklyn club for the movie and it's been there ever since. the auction joses it could fetch up to $1.5 million. if you get that in your living room, frances, i'm coming over in the pants. >> not the pants, the suit from the opening scene. >> the big long collar. definitely makes for a party regardless. >>> just ahead, we will get to the bottom of the president's covfef tweet. is mr. trump about to return russian compounds that president obama ordered vacated? codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. that's why there's frontline gold. with its e

so, we've got montpelier right now, columbus is coming in, boise will go to one of those two yards. we always go on four. we want to keep this on the table as an option. i want to prevent another boise so as we grow the size of the work force and look at all the submarine work we have on the plate i'm trying to get out in front of this far enough in advance so i can tell them, i don't have the capacity in the naval ship yard and we can go talk to industry earlier than we've typically done. and if you go look at the list there rines out there, are several cases where we're looking and in the future may have to go to industry earlier than we've done today. why is to ask you, the george washington -- >> g.w. is not going to take longer. it will start a year later wanted to -- if we wanted to inactivate her. you are well aware of the discussions with kess cess on that. she'll start here in august. one, the fleet needed her a little bit longer and, two, when g.w. moved to the right year it did create a significant overlap between the end of the george washington's availability and the st

boise drops down, same with salt lake city. tuesday into wednesday, things are looking enjoyable.ave new fires forming out there either. >> bill, thanks. >>> university of delaware is not rehiring a professor that sparked outrage with a controversial facebook post about otto warmbier. kathy detwiler wrote the student who died after being detained 17 months quote, got exactly what he deserved. university of delaware says her comments do not reflect the school's values, and she will not be teaching classes there in the future. >>> news out of ohio, seven different government websites including that of john kasich were hacked. his website and web pages had messages supporting isis, criticizing donald trump sunday morning. authorities had to shut down all websites and are investigating. no personal information was compromised. >>> turning to britain. 60 high-rise apartment buildings failed fire safety tests in the wake of the grenfell towers tragedy. officials say samples of external cladding failed combustibility tests. some officials in london are trying to evacuate buildings to avo

business travel forecast shows the ideal picture perfect spring water salt lake city to boise intermountainnd north, gorgeous conditions. hotter than we like but summer season in the desert southwest that continues into tomorrow. as i mentioned, probably one of the warmest days of the week and for a while is going to be tuesday in the northwest. enjoy it, frances, it's gorgeous. >> bill, thank you. >>> president trump's popularity with military communities has fallen since early days. his approval rating with this group dropped 8 points average of 58 to 43. at the same time disapproval rate shot up from 41% to 52%. that's an 11 point swing. this comes from complaints with high population of military bases and they normally show solid support for republicans. >>> tens of house in the park to mark 20th anniversary of crackdown of pro democracy protests in and around beijing tiananmen square. many held candles, sang songs and listened to speeches to beijing calling to atone for the crackdown. it drew 110,000 people. >>> tv host bill maher using an apology for using racial slur during his live

i think that would be the hottest so far this summer season, 93 in boise. as we getthis? what a great forecast, idaho, montana, oregon, all the way back up through washington state. >> frances, it does look like we'll have a nice start to the summer season this weekend. >> we'll take it in any form. thank you. >>> fast forwarding into friday. comedian kathy griffin will hold a press conference to discuss the situation. jim carrey defending her saying it's, quote, the job of a comedian to cross the line at all times. >>> nearly an entire town goes up for auction. aladdin was previously listed for $1.5 million with no takers. today is national doughnut day. many shops have freebies including participating krispy kreme s and also dunkin' donuts. tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can

boise 97. the northern rockies, the toasty spotted. we start our downward trend in the northwest.we're into the 70s on wednesday. frances, on thursday and friday, a new storm comes in with a lot of cool, wet weather. >> oh, boy, they need to send that warmer weather our way. >>> another trump administration official's days may be numbered. "the new york times" report president trump is growing sour on jeff session, blaming him for various troubles plaguing the white house. yesterday morning he blamed the justice department for watering down his travel ban. it goes on to say trump is, quote, intermittently fumd for months over mr. sex's decision to recuse himself from the investigation into russian meddling in last year's election. >>> meanwhile, a new poll finds the majority of americans, 59% oppose president trump's decision last week to withdraw from the paris accord on climate change. 28% support pulling out of the agreement. 55% say their decision will hurt u.s. leadership in the world while 51% say it will hurt international efforts to address climate change. >>> paris reside

haven't told your parents, you haven't told your friends, you're living by yourself, wherever you are, boise, idaho, nashville, tennessee, tampa, florida, where i'm from, not new york city, not los angeles, but places where you don't have the kind of support in your community, all you've got is yourself, and your ability to decide whether or not you've got a life in front of you, whether there's a place for you to live where you're going to be accepted, where you can be respected, not discriminated against, safe, safe, physically and emotionally safe, you take cues from everywhere. and so these messages that you get from the media are very, very important. this is why glaad is something of a media watchdog. we want to make sure that the messages aren't exclusionary, that they embrace all of us. and so if you're sending a message about being gay or not, that it be one that is a positive one, and an inclusive one. sure, it's okay to dance in a straight couple, but there's a way to express that which doesn't say... doesn't have to say that, you know, if you're gay, you stink, right? >> hinojosa

seed sent by a natur the tree is being moved on rolling tubes to make way for a hospital expansion in boise. this move is incredible in its scope. it should be finished by sunday afternoon. alison: that is spectacular. another sort of history hitting the auction block this weekend. look at the first map that walt disney made of disney land. he called at it presentation map. it laid out his idea for what would become, of course, one of the most popular theme parks in the world. the map in fact was outdated by the time the california park opened in 1955. but it is part of a massive disney memorabilia on sunday. the opening bid $500,000. larry: wow! who knows how many times walt disney visited disney land. but we know how many times a california man went in last six years. 2,000 times in a row. >> it's >> i never expected it would turn into this when i started coming since 2012. >> you have been here every day for 2,000 days? my goodness. the mad hatter! >> a friend gave him a season pass five and a half years ago after he lost his job. he found a new job, he couldn't stay away. he says the an

i was singing your praises along with that of senator days as well as our friend ryan lance at boise state and girls a state in wyoming the past week because there you were three young high school students from montana sitting together at boise state. that's the aspiration for young people a boy state prostate all across the country can look to you as well as senator dean's as well as ryan is something to look up to and work for. >> i have to say i was the slacker of the three. [laughter] >> you and i have spoken in the past about the bureau of land management and backlog of application for permits to drill for oil and gas on federal land. we discussed permitting delays among field offices with some having more substantial backlog than others. wheel and gas permitting delays threaten our energy security, threaten american jobs and economic stability in small communities. the department budget proposal includes a 60 million-dollar increase for the blm program responsible for processing oil and gas join permits. budget proposal states this funding increase will help ensure blm has suff

. >>> and feat of engineering in boise, idaho, 105-year-old sequoia tree was moved 300 feet this weekendable rollers. it took several hours, the tree stood in the way of a hospital expantion. city officials say once it is replanted, the tree should live another 500 years. >> coming up on the front lines of the battle to retake a city in ruins from isis. >>> exit routes for hundreds of ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> iraqi forces opened exit routes for hundreds of sill vilian vil i civilians to escape mosul. iraqi forces backed by u.s. military making a push to drive isis out of the city in ruins. charlie d'agata reports from the front line. >> reporter: this is what victory over isis and mosul looks like. u.s. backed iraqi special forces said they have re

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. >> reporter: good enough to go to the x game trials in boise, idaho and came within a few points from become the youngest ever to make the x games field. her sponsors are proud. let's just run down for the folks at home how many endorsements you have. >> santa cruz, independent truck, girls [ indiscernible ] , [ indiscernible ] old school, van, and 187 meat heads. >> how old are you? >> 11. >> reporter: she competes against girls more than twice her age gaining confidence and notoriety in a sport once dominated by the boys. >> i'm in the movement of girl skateboarding and, um, there's not a lot of girl skateboarders so hopefully this inspires a bunch of girl skateboarders. >> listen to this one. world rankings, men and women she is 190. just girls, she is 29th. she is number one in u15. >> love it. >> enjoy the weekend. this thursday through sunday at kohl's take an extra 20% off a great last minute gift for your dad! like men's golf apparel starting at $17.59 dress him up with a new van heusen dress shirt for just $23.99 philips norelco razors start at $23.99 or give dad a stylish ne

crews from boise, idaho, moved the state's biggest support entry to get ready for a new hospital.ee is 100 feet tall and weighs 800 pounds. this one was gifted to idaho more than 100 years ago. expanding $300,000 to move the tree to a park about two blocks away. there is a 95% chance that the tree will survive. >>> coming up, human remains found inside of a warehouse. the possible connection to a missing uber driver who has not been seen for more than a month. >>> an all-out brawl. one of san francisco's busiest shopping malls. on this chaotic scene that injured with a police officer being injured all ahead on mornings on two. >>> this is ktvu warnings on two . >>> a brand-new week. i am dusty. >> i know who you are ! it is good to see you. good morning, i am dave clark. it is good to see steve boston talking about ever weather. he is right over here. >> you missed a blazing hot week. >> i put in for that back in january. who do that i would take the hottest day off . >> i hope you went somewhere cool . >> i did. monterey >>> we have a much different pattern this week than last we

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pittsburgh, buffalo, detroit maybe this morning and some of the rain getting into the northeast and boise up to montana and strong winds and hail and tornado touching down. tropical storm that hit mexico coming in off the gulf of mexico. several impulses the next several days will bring rain across the i-10 corridor. some of it getting into florida where they desperately need it. heat buildings across the northwest, we'll talk about that, but first the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather update. that's one thing we don't have to worry about over the next several days is heat. let's get you outside, waking up to sunny conditions around the delaware and the lehigh valleys. clouds increase in the lehigh valley and the poconos and showers when all is aid and done. monday, showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, 76. tuesday a cloudy, as well, threat of a shower and 69. ing t and the seesawing temperatures in the next half hour. >> thank you, robert. >>> there is other news this morning. for that, over to ron. good morning

boise. missoula, montana. strong winds. some large hail. maybe a tornado touching down. down across the south. muggy. tropical moisture from a tropical storm that hit mexico. that coming in off the gulf of mexico. several impulses the next several days will bring several inches of rain across the i-10 corridor. some of this beneficially getting into if the florida where they desperately need it. heat building in the northwest. >> game two of the nba finals tonight. they play indoors. so weather has nothing to do with that. but we're going to discuss that and the seesawing temperatures in the next half hour. >> thank you, robert. >>> there is other news this morning. for that, over to ron. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, dan, paula. adrienne, robert. >>> we're going to begin in washington with weekend protests over the potential tampering by russia into the u.s. presidential election and the coming testimony of james comey. david wright has more from the white house. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, ron. the white house is feeling the heat over t

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and then boise, up through missoula, montana. strong winds. some large hail. maybe a tornado touching down. down across the south. very muggy. a lot of tropical roimoisture h from a tropical storm that hit mexico. that coming in off the gulf of mexico. several impulses the next several days will bring several inches of rain across the i-10 corridor. some of this beneficially getting into if the florida where they desperately need it. meanwhile, the heat is bui >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa argen. times of sunshine. be a beautiful day today. partly cloudy skies around the bay. warmer days tomorrow and tuesday. looking at some showers headed our way on thursday. this is it with much cooler weather. moib .2 in the north bay. less than that in the south bay. 83 in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny with 60s, 70s and 80s through midweek. >>> game two of the nba finals tonight. they play indoors. so weather has nothing to do with that. but we're going to discuss that and the seesawing temperatures in the next half hour. >> thank you, robert. >>>

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