that plane landed safely and boise police were waiting at the gate. the woman was taken for medical evaluation. the united express plane was operated by skywest airlines and had 73 passengers on board. experts say it would be impossible to open a door in the pressurized cabin of a plane in the air, but that wouldn't make it less terrifying for the people on board. boise police tell us the officers who responded will forward an incident report to the local prosecutor to determine if charges are warranted. locally we have also learned the f.b.i. is now investigating. jeff? >> glor: kris van cleave, thanks very much. from virginia to massachusetts, a massive cleanup continues after the weekend nor'easter. it is blamed for at least nine deaths, including two children struck by falling trees. more than 350,000 homes and businesses are still without power tonight. at mount vernon in virginia, high winds brought down a tree believed to have been planted by george washington 227 years ago. now a new winter storm is bringing snow and freezing rain gh the dakot

the woman was taken for a medical evaluation after the plane landed safely in boise.s on board the plane were not hurt. no word on whether the woman will face charges. >>> and "national geographic" reports a sunken world war ii aircraft carrier was found by a deep sea expedition. the wreckage of the "uss lexington" was discovered yesterday about two miles below the surface of the coral sea off the coast of australia. it was found by a research ship owned by billionaire and microsoft co-founder paul allen. the "lexington" was sunk by the japanese in 1942 with 216 crew members and 35 aircraft on board. more than 2,700 crewmen and officers were rescued. it was the first aircraft carrier to be sunk in history. >>> still ahead, it's all in the wrist. we will meet a new burger chef that can out-flip the best of them. chef that can outflip the best of them. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d... while the leading allergy spray relieves six symptoms, claritin-d relieves eight, including s

we landed in boise 15 minutes ago for three years. other passengers moved in to restrain her, eventually using zip ties on her legs. the woman is undergoing a medical evaluation with the idaho department of health and welfare. passengers say they remained calm throughout the bizarre incident and it's pretty much impossible to open a cabin door while in flight. m noi'm not sure i would like to take the chance with someone claiming to be god. hopefully the woman is getting the help she needs right now. >> apparently the stewards carry the zip ties on them. >> it may have been the worst decision by an airlines in history. shelving bonuses with a $100,000 lottery prize after a stinging backlash from his workforce. the airline plans to pay the prize to one lucky employ at random. others can win vacations and cars, but the 90,000 workers would have lost out on their bonuses. >> former trump campaign manager kory lewandowski expected to return for closed session thursday morning as part of the panel's russia investigation. he has not been su

kentucky is in boise for the opening round of the ncaa tournament.hari jokes that most of these players don't even know where boise is. it became much more familiar with boise after a night on the town that ended in the donut shop. >> i never heard of a place, only in boise, they are open from 4:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. who goes at 4:00 a.m.? policeman, ranchers, farmers? who would go it for clock a.m. it doesn't look like a town like that. [ laughter ]>> okay i don't know what they do in lexington, for clock in the morning, that's prime time for doughnut shopping. they are just cooking the donuts so you get them fresh. you see the ladies of the night and the police, all sorts of a collection of people. >> spoken like a true customer, maybe? [ laughter ] >> excellent point. maybe have been there before, i don't know. >>> coming up, thousands of bay area students walk out of class demanding gun reform and honoring those lost in the parkland florida shooting. >>> a bay area second graders protest is getting a lot of attention on social media.>>> one officer f

our winner for high school west are from capital high school in boise, idaho, for boise, idaho.he middle school is category is on the survival of the veiled states. the constitutionality of abortion. our judges special citation for creativity goes to rahim baker, william mcknight from those omissions further documentary, be true to the constitution. finally we are happy to announce the grand prize winners. adam cook and tyler cooney from dallas center grinds high school from iowa for the documentary old enough to fight, old enough to vote. >> this year we should receive 2985 videos from almost 6000 students. and we are just calling to let you know that you won the grand prize. [cheering] >> yes! >> with this year's topic it was an open-ended question, so we had time to focus in. and when i looked online and i had the contact information for the person who authored the 20th t i thought, tyler, we have to do this. so we started sending emails inserted filming. we said more evils after that. amendments, we looked at and evaluated them. there was a lot of controversy going on, espec

this was on a flight to boise that left at 8:4567. boise police say the woman's being medically eeftsed and questioned by investigators. the fbi is also investigating. >>> the san francisco police department just announced it's obtained a warrant for the arrest of aldon smith. >> the department says it's working with his attorney to arrange a time for smith to surrend surrender himself. this announcement comes hours after the oakland raiders released smith. >> abc 7's mark shumann is here with insight. >> it's a sad, sad story. i've seen so many players go through what aldon smith is going through, and it's not easy for anyone dealing with addiction. he went to rehab, but once you complete your stipts you're usually suspended. and the team you play with cannot communicate request you duri -- with you during that suspension. all the people he could communicate with if he felt he was going to relapse, most people think they have it handled. meanwhile, the niners or or vice versa can't contact you during these trying times. what the leag

this started on saturday when the puppy didn't arrive as scheduled in boise. delta says there was a mixup and the dog went to detroit, then it went to minneapolis. then it went to las vegas. after that, it was flown to salt lake city and finally to boise the next day. the dog got some frequent flyer miles. >> oh, my goodness. >>> girls were out in force for alum rock's s.t.e.m. showcase. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> i got first place two times. >> she's a kindergartner. her experiment, find out how food coloring in water affects flowers. >> there's a flower that doesn't have any color because it's a control flower. >> the results? >> my results is like science and art. >> add technology, engineering and math and you have steam. this is the second annual steam showcase. hundreds of parents and students filled the museum to see 130 student projects. >> i found it to be fascinating and i want to do it this year for the science project. >> king bishop wowed the crowd with his tornado box. >> tornadoes,s cyclones or twisters can do lots of d

.>>> idaho woman undergoing medical evaluation after a scary incident on board a plane from sfo to boise.>>> a camera phone captured the woman yelling i am god during -- american express flight. she tried to open a cabin door to the outside while the plane was in midflight. it shows fellow passenger working to tie her feet is another man holds her down in the aisle. the plane landed safely about 40 minutes later. boise police were waiting at the gate and took her into custody.>>> san francisco woman and her son were killed over the weekend when a large chunk of ice fell from the roof of a condo complex the kirkwood ski resort. it happened yesterday. 50-year-old olga -- san francisco and her son were outside their condo when a chunk of snow and ice about the size of a trailer fell on them. their bodies were found under three feet of snow. total of four people have died at tahoe resorts as a result of last week's major snowstorm.>>> the snow has provided a boost to the water supply. state water officials help their monthly survey above south lake tahoe. measure just 41 inches of snow at ec

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going to have boise at least we go boise and that's because of the aggressive character all of the u.s. and the european union who push their variant of globalization aggressively i mean look at the whole idea of transpacific partnership t p p. pacific globalization with all of china and china isn't that a crazy idea you know the result is that no not if your goal is containment. now. you have countries that want to trade more with the united states and with the e.u. or you know globalization number one but you have countries that want to trade with china and not only in southeast asia but also in africa it's all in there you can almost out of time here but you have the third you have the third globalization made up of us you know and i think you know i think you think when you look at countries like china that export the united states or if american consumers don't have any money to buy imports the and this is something the chinese are beginning to realize is that debt levels are so high in the united states the ability to purchase you know it's a nonstarter i mean something like this

a passenger onboard the flight took a picture just after getting off the plane in boise.was sitting right behind the woman. he says there seemed to be something wrong with her before the plane ever took off from san francisco. <"she kept repeating certain phrases, distinctly, she said 'god has all the data, god has all the data' like two or three times. then at least twice i heard her say, 'i don't have any data, i don't have any data.' just unusual things."and then about half-way into the flight, i looked up and could tell that seat was empty. and then, i heard a little bit of commotion, and i saw two other passengers dart toward the front and i knew something was going on.">( james ) the woman was trying to jump out of the plane. police say a passenger held her down on the floor for the rest of the flight. police handcuffed and escorted the woman off the plane after landing. (darya) investigators are now saying that an engine blade failure... caused a united airlines jet to lose power in one of its two engines over the pacific last month. you may remember that flight wa

i actually, as i've said, held a news conference in boise, idaho, my home state, on main street in boise, idaho, and said the bull's eye, the crosshairs of this bill and the bull's eye of this bill are on main street. not wall street. but what's happened in the last ten years? the wall street banks have been phenomenally profitable. they have been very successful. and the smaller banks, the credit unions, the community banks, even the regional banks have been hammered. we are losing credit unions and, more specifically, consumer -- excuse me -- community banks across this nation at an alarming pace. and the reason, the primary reason is the phenomenally significant increased regulatory burden that they face. i've had colleagues of mine -- i've heard colleagues of mine on the floor in the last couple of days talking about specific community banks and credit unions in their states that have had so much pressure put on them, so much burden and financial cost put on them by the excessive regulations that they have either gone out of business or stopped issuing mortgages, just stopped doing m

the incident happened on a united express flight from san francisco to boise yesterday.senger onboard the flight took this picture just after getting off the plane in boise. he was sitting right behind the woman who attempted to open the cabin door mid-flight. he says there seemed to be something wrong with the woman before the plane ever took off from san francisco.(sot) "she kept repeating certain phrases, distinctly, she said 'god has all the data, god has all the data' like two or three times. then at least twice i heard her say, 'i don't have any data, i don't have any data.' just unusual things."and then about half-way into the flight, i looked up and could tell that seat was empty. and then, i heard a little bit of commotion, and i saw two other passengers dart toward the front and i knew something was going on." the woman had attempted to jump out of the plane...luckily police say a passenger held her down on the floor for the rest of the flight. police handcuffed and escorted the woman off the plane after landing. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're lo

the owner actually received the wrong puppy at the airport in boise. the misplaced puppy was flown across the country to the wrong airport -- landing in las vegas and salt lake city before finally arriving to its owner on sunday. (pam) another robot doing what used to be the work of a human .... makes its debut at a major retail store in the south bay.(steve) the retailer says the artificial intelligence will actually create a more efficient work environment for employees and a better shopping experience for customers...we sent kron4's haaziq madyun to check it out here at this walmart in milpitas the future is now, as the retailer is testing robots that will scan shilves and do it while customers are shopping sotwalmart director of communications tiffany wilson explains how it workssot

boise police say the woman is being medically evaluated and questioned by investigators. the fbi is also investigating the incident. >>> the fremont police department has solved a 32-year-old cold case. a man is now charged in connection with a double murder from 1986. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: 57-year-old david emory mish was serving 18 to life for a 1989 homicide in alameda county, now he's linked to the 1986 double homicide of michelle xavier and jennifer dewy. >> it is a cold case to an extent but we've always had a hand in it. investigators always working the case. >> reporter: february 2nd, 1986, best friends michelle xavier and jennifer dewy found dead along the might have millcreek road a mile east of mission boulevard. a motorcyclist riding by discovered the women's bodies and called police. they had been shot and stabbed. neighbors remember it well. >> every time we drive by, we think about it. >> reporter: xavier's car was located six miles away in a parking lot of the mission valley shopping center. the women were last see

the owner actually received the wrong puppy at the airport in boise.y was flown across the country to the wrong airport -- landing in las vegas and salt lake city before finally arriving to its owner on sunday. (vicki) united airlines says it's putting a stop to the shipping of unaccompanied pets on flights. it goes into effect immediately - as united is suspending its so-called "pet-safe" program... where animals fly in cargo. but it will honor any reservations made through march 20th. this follows a string of mistakes and even deaths involving animals. including the little french bulldog which died last week after a flight attendant insisted it be put in the overhead bin. the suspension does not affect pets accompanied by passengers in the cabin. (grant) coming up next... find out why the former first lady's portrait has been moved to a different part of the smithsonian. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. (grant) michelle obama is so popular she n

boise police were waiting at the gate where they took her into custody. there is no word on her identity other than she is from idaho.>>> an arrest warrant for former nine or a raider linebacker aldon smith following a domestic violent incident saturday night. officers responded to his fiancie's apartment. according to police communications smith allegedly through the victim around the room and may have bit her on the wrist. before escaping and down a fire escape. tmz reporting smith is now in rehab. and went there with the help of his fiancie's family. he was suspended from the raiders following numerous brushes with the law including at least three dui arrest. he had been suspended from the raiders until today. when he was cut from the team. >>> fremont police announced an arrest in a cold case involving two women whose bodies were found along a remote road within 30 years ago. the suspect and the victims did not know each other. crime reporter henry lee with what led to the break in the case.>> reporter: this is david demand fremont police say is respo

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it is bumpy but it happened mid-flight from sfo to boise. it is a passenger subduing a woman holding her on the floor. the woman can be heard in the background saying, i am god, over and over again. a spokesperson said no one was hurt and the plane did land safely. unclear at this point why the passenger tried to get in the cockpit. boise police did take her into custody but at this point she was not arrested. >>> 14 months later and we're learn blg wh -- learning what led to the ghost ship fire in oakland. it killed 36 people in december of 2016 during a party at the residential warehouse. one of the men facing criminal charges released a 21-page manifesto today. our investigators have been reviewing the details. we found the master tenant said police and fire and child protective ser protective services had been in the ghost ship house years before the fire and never complained. he said in 2015 he even hosted a party for the kid's school in the warehouse and an oakland firefighter attended. al mena admitted adding a stairwell and shower an

we landed in boise 15 minutes ago for three years. one group of passengers had heard and seen enough and moved in to restrain the woman using zip ties. the plane landed safely, she was arrested. we're told she's getting mental health evaluation. in a pressureized airplane cabin it's nearly impossible to open a door in flight. that's because airplane doors open inward. the intern pressure is higher than the outside pressure to pum the door in you need to be super human. don't forget d.b. cooper jumped out of the plane after he hijacked it with the cash but high had the pilot depressurize the plane before he jumped out. >> good to know. wow, pretty wild, shows you why mental health is increasingly on everyone's radar, big, big issue. thanks, trace gallagher. the eu striking back at president trump's threats on trades with tariffs on american goods. could all the benefits of our tax cuts go away if we end up in a trade war? republican congressman dave brat is next. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined a

this all started on saturday when this dog's owner says his puppy didn't arrive as scheduled in boise. delta says there was a mixup and the dog went to detroit. then it went to minneapolis. delta said the puppy was then misrouted to las vegas. after that, it was flown to salt lake city and finally to boise the next day. >> what a journey. >>> president trump went against his advisers when he congratulated vladimir putin on his reelection as president. the "washington post" reports that mr. trump was specifically warned against it by his national security advisers before he made the call yesterday. his briefing paper even said in capital letters, do not congratulate. among those criticizing the president, senator john mccain. tweeted in part, quote, an american president does not lead the free world by congratulating dictators on winning sham elections. >>> now on to the money report. it's about to become easier to shop and ship. >> walmart teaming up with fedex for prirnting and packing and shipping. the locations will allow you to have packages held for three days. fedex is also part

a passenger onboard the flight took a picture just after getting off the plane in boise.ays he was sitting right behind the woman. he says there seemed to be something wrong with her before the plane ever took off from san francisco. <"she kept repeating certain phrases, distinctly, she said 'god has all the data, god has all the data' like two or three times. then at least twice i heard her say, 'i don't have any data, i don't have any data.' just unusual things."and then about half-way into the flight, i looked up and could tell that seat was empty. and then, i heard a little bit of commotion, and i saw two other passengers dart toward the front and i knew something was ( darya ) the woman was trying to jump out of the plane. police say a passenger held her down on the floor for the rest of the flight. police handcuffed and escorted the woman off the plane after landing. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... we now know the cause of this mid-flight scare. why an engine lost its cover on a flight from san franciso to hawaii. ( james ) and after the break... h

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it started on saturday when the owner says the puppy didn't arrive as scheduled in boise. says there was a mixup and the dog was in detroit. then the dog went to minneapolis, then the dog went to las vegas. after that, to salt lake city and finally to boise where he was supposed to be the next day. >>> girls in san jose are showing their smarts in science and math. we told you about the drawing science experiments. kids are likely to imagine female scientists more than 50 years ago. maybe these girls and boys will become real scientists in the future. they held a second annual s.t.e.a.m. showcase last night. it's a new word for me. stands for science technology, engineering, art and math. 130 student projects were on display at the tech museum. >> i got first places two times. >> she's just a kindergartner and she put food coloring in water to change the color of flowers. no dye was used. she knew what it meant, too. she was trying to find out how they bloom naturally. she likes science because she likes to create things. way to go. >>> the museum of ice cream in san franc

they held her down until the plane landed in boise. the police were waiting for her. she's undergoing a medical and silo -- psychological evaluation. she is from idaho. no one on the plane was hurt. >> thank goodness for that. >>> 4:21 is the time right now. finding a new home for a group of turkeys in concord. hospital officials say they have to go after causing some problems. >>> building homes in what seems like the blink of an eye. the new project in berkeley to create homes in just a couple of days. >>> our time is 4:24. by this evening, most of the construction work should be finished in berkeley on a 16 unit prefab you k -- prefabricated housing unit. while it's being built, the inside of each unit is being built off-site in southern california. that will help reduce the noise and all the traffic problems that -- from a normal construction site. >> the appliances, the titles -- titles, painting, flooring, all of that. >> it's going to be critical to providing irrigation. >> that 6600 ft.2 dormitory will be ready for people to move in by summertime. organizes sa

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winner for high school west goes to capital high school from boise, idaho.he first prize for middle goes to survival of the veiled face, the constitutionality of abortion. the special citation for creativity goes to the documentary, be true to the constitution. finally, we are happy to announce our grand prize winner from dallas center high school in grimes, iowa for their documentary old enough to fight, -- oldugh to vote good enough to vote. seen 2900me we have videos and we are just calling to say you won the grand prize. [cheers] it was this years topic such an open ended question. we had time to focus and when i looked online and got the contact information for the person who authored the 26th amendment, i thought we have to do this. we have to get in contact with the person. evennt you males, we sent more emails. 26 different amendments we looked at and evaluated and there is a lot of controversy going on right now. we found something that related to us and what really affected amendment we were able to get in touch with people in iowa and around the c

happened on the skywest fly operated by united from sfo to boise yesterday morning. the woman is now in the care of idaho health officials. prosecutors have not yet decided if they'll press charges. >>> a 5-year-old girl is recovering after she was nearly strangled after falling from a ski lift in southern california. the girl slipped off her seat in the lift over the weekend at bear mountain resort. her ski instructor grabbed her by the hood of her jacket, held onto her for over a minute. the girl was caught by bystanders with a tarp. the girl's mom and dad have no plans to suit but they want the resort to do something proactive about this incident. >>> the san jose city council has narrowed the location for a village of tiny homes for the homeless to two places of land in the city. this is an artist rendition of what the tiny homes will look like and the locations are a site just southwest of the overpass connecting highways 280, 680 and 101. and the other location, a vta construction staging area along mabury road in coyote creek. it's expected to open by the end

and first prize from high school west is may zhen and payton liquin from capital high school in boise, idaho. first prize in middle school was kiera lamb, u ma fox and kiah beachler from eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland. the special citation for reativity goes to raheem baker, lliam mcknight and zane'ah moultrie for their rap. and the grand prize goes to adam koch and tyler cooney for "old enough to fight, old enough to vote." >> we have students participating in the competition, you won the grand prize. cheers and applause] >> with this year's topic it was such an open-ended question, we had some time to focus in and when i looked online and got the contact information for the person who authored the 25th amendment i thought we've to do this. we have to get in contact with this person. so we sent some emails, we started filming, we sent more emails and after that and everything fell into place. >> it was pretty difficult you know. deferent amendments we looked at, evaluated, there was a lot about the controversy going on right now in the public so we found something t

whatever the high school west goes to students from capital high school in boise, idaho, for "prison reform." the first prize winner is students from eastern middle ,chool in silver spring maryland, for "survival of the veil face." our special citation for fromive goes to students brinton -- braden 10, florida, for their documentary, "the "be true to the constitution: the first amendment wrap." -- ra[. because calling we see videos from almost 6000 students and we are calling to let you know that you won the grand prize. yes. was this year's topic, it an open ended question, so we had time to focus in. when i looked online and got the contact information for the person who authored the 26th amendment, we said we had to do this. -- wee to get a time to have to get in contact with this person. we sent emails, and every thing fell into place. >> picking an amendment was difficult. amendments that we evaluate there is a lot of controversy going on right now in the public, so we wondered how it relates us, and what affected us as we are heading into college next year. the 26th amendment,

high school west goes to maize and and peyton liquid and peyton liquid from capital high school in boiseidaho, for "risen reform." winner are three students from eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland for "survival of the veiled face, the constitutionality of abortion." our judges special citation for creativity goes to three students from those omissions and florida for their documentary "to be true to the constitution, the first amendment wrath." finally, we are happy to announce our grand prize winners. adam cook and tyler cooney from dallas center grime high school in grimes, iowa for their documentary "old enough to fight, old enough to vote." >> we are calling because this year we are seeing 2985 videos from almost 6000 students. we just called to let you know you won the grand prize. >> yeah! we did it! yes! >> with this year's topic, it was an open-ended question. we really had time to focus in. when i looked online and i cap the contact information for the person who authored the toy sixth amendment, i thought tyler, we have to do this we have to get in contact with th

the plane took off from san francisco and was headed to boise idaho yesterday.e were waiting at the gate. the plane landed safely. >> a former aide to president trump is now backing away from his vow made across a number of broadcasts yesterday that he was going to defy a grand jury subpoena to the russia investigation. sam nunn berg is supposed top hand over thousands of e-mails and other documents to special counsel robert mueller. nunberg instead made the rounds on television talk shows yesterday declaring he was not going to cooperate. he also made the cryptic insinuation the president "may well have done something wrong during the campaign" though he said he didn't know for sure. it was hard to tell what was going on. last night in a reversal nunberg told the associated press he's angry but in the end he'll likely find a way to comply. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> good stuff this morning. even though they're not double stuff it's national oreo cookie day. >> i love when you bring treats. >> pass them down. >> i only do double stuff. >> i'm so sorry. >> that

helton in boise is an agronomist with commie tech and in geo that seeks to improve the livelihoods of rural communities in the country he is convinced that maize monocultures can provide food and seed security with this climate change now maize always feel is maybe five years that plant maize where they grow. maybe they just get to do cindy yield once out of the bases so lazies made a first step to flee to drought to stress he's caused a clinic she's. come utech has helped establish the community seed bank to promote the more drought and stress tolerant varieties of small grains like sorghum or chickpeas. dorothy to work on the iowa is coming to take a delivery of small grain which is expected to pay back in seed interest after harvest this in turn will boost the bank's seed stock the seeds of stored under cool and dry conditions and they can last for up to two years in the facility. like you know the good thing about to see bank is that it's monitored by different agricultural specialists in addition the seed bank is well secured it's different from keeping your seed within the confi

and then salt lake city and then finally landing in boise.mistake was reported when the owner went to pick up the new pet at the airport and found another dog instead. this is the latest airline involving a dog on board a flight. >>> united airlines is suspending the pet shipping program since last year, 18 pets have died being transported in the cargo comartment under united pet safe program. that's triple the number of deaths on american delta and alaska combined. united says the program is on hold while the animal safety ebb perts review policies. passengers can carry small pets in the carry on luggage. >>> it's 4:25. steph curry is expected to play on friday against the hawks. yesterday his injured right ankle were reexamined and doctors say he is cleared to take part in full practices starting today. look at that injury again. he has been out since he injured the ankle two weeks ago. the 4th averageel injury this season. tonight, st. marys knees needs to would have been to move on in the nit. they have to meet utah today. the game is in

passengers on board flight 5449 restrained this boise, idaho woman who was ranting about being god.hey worked to tie up her feet. moments earlier she tried to open the aircraft door while the plane was in flight. that plane landed safely and police were waiting at the gate where the woman was taken for medical evaluation. the united express was operated by sky west airlines and had 73 passengers on board. experts say it would be impossible to open up the door in the air, but that wouldn't make it less terrifying for the people on board. the officers responded will support a report to the local prosecutor to determine if this woman will face local charges. the fbi is also investigating. cbs news washington. >>> a mother and her 3-year-old daughter were attacked with a knife on a bus to the bay area. the greyhound was traveling from las vegas to oakland. passengers say a woman got on in bakersfield this afternoon and stabbed the woman holding the toddler and threatened to kill the little girl. several people tackled the suspect and some suffered wounds. >> the gentleman behind her had

the boise monikers arms does that. mean yes it is. but the odds of finding a family member a life alone. since two thousand and four well over one hundred fifty thousand people have been. in mexico's so-called war on drugs. here in town my only purpose the gulf cartel and the last that has cartel and a violent battle over the control of lucrative drug routes. civilians are often forced to take sides or end up in the crossfire. between them one of. the most effective than this busy. week here is time most of us and those muslims who live in. many bodies haven't yet been found because it's too dangerous for investigators to search the bodies they do get found and up here is that. the state attorney general's office in the forensic autopsy center. so when did this body of arrive at that work where we're not sure. if. the bullet traveled at such high speed it continued to move once inside the body it was fired from an assault rifle like the a k forty seven or a or fifteen the cartels favorite weapons. faced with such deadly firepower the

.>> reporter: boise, this is a lawsuit and its 18 pages. it names governor. jerry brown and state atty. general. javier becerra as defendants. the governor reacted with a bowstring statement calling the lawsuit a political stunt and one legal expert tells me it sums up a legal battle over the u.s. constitution and states rights. the u.s. department of justice filed a lawsuit tuesday evening in sacramento, it says the lawsuit challenges three california statutes that reflect a deliberate effort by california to obstruct the united states enforcement of federal immigration law. >>>> reporter: u.s. itinerary jeff sessions announced the lawsuit in sacramento and he speaks to the county peace officers association. governor. jerry brown in a statement in a time of unprecedented political turmoil, jeff sessions has come to california to further divide and polarize america. these political stunts may be the norm in washington, but they don't work your. sad. the trump administration has been in a battle with california over sb 54, the states sanctuary policy known as

on its way to boise when reports say she began screaming that she wanted to get out.he was held for questioning after the plane reached idaho. >>> amazon is reportedly hoping to offer a type of checking account. "the wall street journal" reports that the company is talking with major banks, including chase and capital one. the product would target younger customers and those without bank accounts. this would not involve amazon actually becoming a bank. >>> united airlines is grounding a plan to replace employee bonuses with a lottery. top prizes would have included $100,000 in cash and a mercedes. that would have coast most workers with quarterly bonuses. employees with perfect attendance would have been eligible. >>> a california restaurant has a fry cook that works for a lot less than him number wage. here's flippy. the robot. or more like the the robot arm. he needs a human to put the hamburgers on the the grill and add the toppings. plenty of jobs are safe there. >> flippy is a slacker is what you're saying. >> they're coming back. they're coming for us. >>> when

from sfo to boise and no one was hurt and the plane landed safely. it is unclear why that passenger tried to get into the cockpit. the passenger was not arrested. >>> a huge break in a double homicide that left people in fremont living in fear for decades. police believe they've found the man who killed two young women more than 30 years ago. the 57-year-old david meesh is accused of killing michelle xavier and jennifer dewey. the bodies were found naked and shot and stabbed along mill creek road in fremont in 1986. xaviers car was found. dna evidence and interviews with family and witnesses led to the break in this cold case. >> it is a great feel to say we could get closure for this family. they've felt like they've been a close family to us at the police department. we've kept them close to us and we want to tell them the great news. >> meesh is in the folton state prison and serving time for an unrelated murder in alameda. le be moved to the santa rita county jail and arraigned later in week. >>> powering through the strike with a slice from frie

an unruly passenger wrestled into the i'll during a flight from san francisco to boise. the airline says she tried to open the door mid-flight. she is now being questioned tonight. >>> the deadly crash here in new york city. police say two children were killed after being struck by a car in brooklyn. a pregnant mother among three adults always injured. it was their mother. surveillance images of the scene, witnesses say the driver ran a red light, hitting a stroller, the driver is in custody. >>> and another terrible scene from brooklyn to show you. four firefighters injured battling an apartment fire this morning. part of the roof collapsing on top of them. the injures, we're told tonight, are non-life threatening. >>> when we come back here on a monday evening, the one thing that returned to the oscars last night, not seen since 1956. any guesses? what are the ingredients of a life well lived? is it the places you go? the things you own? or the people that fill it with meaning? for 150 years, generations of families have chosen pacific life for retirement and life insu

an obvious that actually not going to have on globalization but we're going to have at least we go boise and that's because over the aggressive all of the u.s. and the european union who pushed their variant of globalization aggressively i mean look at the whole idea of transpacific partnership t p p. do it in a pacific. nation with all of china and china isn't that a crazy idea you know the result is that no not if your goal is containment. there is none of this now that now across the world you have countries that want to trade more with the united states and with you you know globalization number one but you have countries that want to trade. with china and not only in southeast asia but also to some of them who are almost out of time here but you have the third you have the globalization made up of us you know and i want you to take you think when i look at countries like china that export the united states well if american consumers don't have any money to buy imports then the and this is something the chinese are beginning to realize is that dead lovell's are so high in the united

really very very near experiences like boise where. maybe thirty feet above the other. two hundred fifty years old the surface still come to vegas audience is a place where beer and polite. trick out the headlines on al-jazeera hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in mass protests across the united states and in more than a dozen other countries calling for stricter gun laws the march our lives events were inspired by calls for action from teenage survivors of last month's school shooting in florida where seventeen people were killed among the speakers eleven year old elementary school student i only wilder his pledge to take political action resonated with many. my friends and i might still be eleven and we might still be in elementary school but we know we know life is needful for everyone and we know what is right and not. we also know that we stand in the shadow of the capitol and we know that we had seven short years until we do have the right to vote. a car bomb exploded near the center of the rebel held city of eleven or western syria killing at least

our student cam first prize winner for the high school west goes to capital high school in boise, idaho. for prison reform. the first prize winner from our ddle school east category is from eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland. for survival of the veiled face. the constitutionality of abortion. our judges' special citation for creativity goes to rahim baker, william mcknight and zaina moulthrie for their documentary, be true to the constitution. the first amendment wrath. and finally, we're happy to announce our grand prize winners. adam cook and tyler cooney from dallas center grimes high school in grimes, iowa. for their documentary, old enough to fight, old enough to vote. >> this year we're seeing 2,985 videos from almost 6,000 students. we are just calling to let you know that you won the grand prize. [cheers and applause] >> yes! >> with this year's topic, it was just such an open-ended question. so we really had some time to focus in and when i looked online and i got the contact information for the person who authored the 26th amendment, i thought, tyler, we have to