-- from seattle to boise idaho and going to go into boise and stir stuff up. we did see is a bunch of people going to defend their town square in places likes mizzoula and boise. how did this get to the president three months later? almost identify cal rumor? that's unclear. but we know this stuff makes its way downstream to the president. the fact that the story changed initially, the president said that these people were going to the rnc, and then the day later he said they're coming -- they're leaving the rnc, going to a different place on a plane. he said the source was a guy on the plane, he won't name the guy, you know, it has all the hallmarks of a facebook rumor gone amok. we have seen it happen before where the president, he takes some wild speculation from social media and turnst into intelligence, that appears to be what's happening here. >> and you talk about other instances there is a bunch of them, president trump promoted or did not reject, conspiracy theories ranging from everything from covid to qanon and more. what have you learned about who

board thing plane from seattle to boise and basically he says what the president says.ack, geared up. and everybody should get armed and ready for them to take over the town that's sort of the dangerous part here, where it's not just this little conspeary theory. in a lot of these towns across the united states, people were armed and going to town squares protecting buildings that they heard on facebook or in text messages were about to get taken down by antifa. >> yeah. you've got the -- so the facebook rumor is that a guy saying he saw a dozen males get off the plane dressed head to toe, had a tattoo that said antifa america on his arm. and he says there are people watching that will keep us informed. heads on a swivel and carry heavy, meaning have weapons. the county sheriff had to dispel the rumor of the plane load of antifa protesters landing in boise. but you have people showing up armed. this is what kyle rittenhouse did, showing up armed because they are being told on rumors that there's like an antifa invasion. now the president is parroting that. >> that's rig

du boise has done a lot of research in history that we are repeating ourselves now. we may not be saying it as well the second time or third time as we did in the first instance. not only that, but the conversations themselves are being captured, and they are being captured economically. so what do they mean by that? it becomes a performance, and we've talked about this a little bit. there are necessary performances in some cases they hope people and our cathartic. baldwin makes this critique in the 1940s or 1950s about protests and how protests are devoid of life because all you are doing is reacting against. and there is so much more than that. i wanted to make a book that spoke to the whole self. that was as much a part of mind and consciousness, and to do that granted it meant what does it mean to talk about these problems in a cool way, and then i came across the quote from freud and civilizations and its intent. let's pretend brown is an official entity in which nothing -- nothing that comes into existence will cease to exist meaning -- you go to your therapist

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this post, by a real important, says, quote, boise and surrounding areas, be ready for attacks downtown and residential areas. at least a dozen males got off the plane in boise from seattle, dressed head to toe in black, backpacks only. one had a tattoo that said antifa america on his arm. there are people watching. you see this post from may 31. it has no basis in reality whatsoever. it is a figure of the poster's imagination. because this is the internet, his made-up post caught on. this post spread widely. a group called the real three percent ers idaho called the post incredible intel and stated that the secret plans of these black-clad hooligans were continuing to spread and grow, so much so that the sheriff's office had to publicly respond and post that it was false. by the way, this wasn't contained to idaho. both the mayor and the police chief of neighboring missoula, montana had to publicly dispel the information but it didn't stop there, because why would you believe the sheriff, the police chief, or the mayor, when you could just believe russ thor wade? and yes, you know wher

joining us is jeffrey toobin and david boise. great to have both of you. jeffrey toobin, that bit of breaking news that joe just reported on, amy coney barrett seemed to have leaped over the list of trump favorites, now at the top. >> she's been a favorite of the conservative base since her name surfaced for the kavanaugh vacancy. she is as close as you can find to a guaranteed vote both to overturn roe versus wade and to overturn the affordable care act, obamacare. she is not just a conservative on social issues but on legislative matters. i think the stakes of this nomination are very clear. if it is in fact barrett, she is someone who will implement donald trump's agenda across the board and that's why she is the leading candidate. >> i want to give people some more breaking news. president trump despite what kayleigh mcenany just said announced that the nomination will come either friday or saturday, the reason being he says he wants to give the nation the appropriate time to mourn the loss of justice ginsburg, and david boise, to you on that point, i

intermission of boise were the 1st to go into battle. it's because of them that russia was so powerful gravity could. so at the school they also put theory into practice they reenact historical battles to internalise heroic fields from bygone days. this was a guy that's come here. for school director vitali it's an indispensable exercise. but the school go boom what we've read isn't enough we have to put on the uniforms of our forefathers and use their weapons and march for kilometers in the same conditions you'll meet you killing mutely we have to withstand cold and snow storms for war that's the only way to learn our history you can though your numbers but. still. was. after an hour of drills in temperatures of minus 15 degrees celsius the cossacks students can finally warm up but before they eat they have to pray. oh. shit. i was. like you're saying it's a big issue it's a commotion just me i want to share this adventure with my comrades and i say if you ever need me i'll help them out but i feel connected to them and perhaps will ser

my father became a lawyer and was a lawyer in boise for 40 years. i've been a lawyer in boise for 40 years but now am retired. my uncle walter was the one to serve. he went to the navy in january of 1944. and he trained first at farragut, in northern idaho. then in march he was shipped out to the philippines. he served on an lci, which is a landing craft infantry ship. he was a cook. and then sometime, they don't even know the date, he was killed in the battle of leyte gulf. i have in my possession -- his purple heart. his purple heart on the back says, "he was given this for military merit." it's addressed -- i mean engraved on the back walter g.kiser, seaman first class u.s. navy reserves. they gave him a purple heart, because he was served with merit. and now trump implies and says to other people that he's a loser. or a sucker. i take great humbrage with that. >> james, thank you so much. you have so much, and you know this, to be proud of for the legacy of service in your family with your uncle walter for whom you have your middle name, james w

and, that is going to help continue to clean out the atmosphere, through boise and he mentioned this earlier, but all these folks in the pacific northwest, parts of northeast california, smoke is a thing. it's on the east coast, mississippi and ohio valley, got wrapped up into a tropical storm. i mean, it covers thousands and thousands of miles, almost unimaginable. but, it is dispersing here, so air quality got better and it will be better tomorrow. just the forecast fog and clouds for tomorrow. temperatures are a lot like today. he denies day. foggy at the coast, but that is not out of the question. forecast highs slightly cooler than today, or the same. i think we will see many 90s but we will see lots of upper 70s and mid 80s. then you can see the five-day forecast receptors in the 10:00 news, when you see a five day in september like that that's good, you don't want to see a heatwave right now, you don't want to see a wind event, because we are in the critical months, september and october especially the first two weeks of october. moving along nicely, this week looknext week do

boise and their footage emerging from portland showing a man trying to put the flames on his shoes it seemed allegedly after a molotov cocktail he was holding exploded 59 arrests were made in that city so far but the protests show no sign of relenting officers have used tear gas to break up the crowds which threw fire bombs and rocks back at them journalists north believes the unrest could continue into election day and beyond. perth breaking down we're seeing. street fighting street fighting going on are growing levels valving both are leftists and writers. as a kind of a slow wolfing civil war that probably will continue until action and then no one knows what will happen with the election because american electoral process these are so broken down that it may very well and. lawsuits of indeterminate doubt no one knows. the model of the state of kentucky hundreds of protesters from rival groups of march through louisville black lives matter campaign is converged on the city demanding saturday's kentucky derby horse race be cancelled it did go ahead. with announcing police violence a

turn from the president on the proud boise is a little bit too little too late well it does appear to be the case the president saying there is he heard that he doesn't know who the probabilities are however during that debate that. when he is questioned by the moderator about whether he will condemn white supremacist you can make and very indistinctly that joe biden actually says proud poise and president trump immediately clearly recognizing the name goes into that statement that you heard there stand back stand by which is of course as is being plain by the commentator there is something of a dog whistle through a bullhorn but president trump now attempting to back down on this denying that he knows who the probably are this is something we've heard from the president before and various other issues in particular for example the right wing conspiracy theorist group q anon who president trump continues to say i know nothing about them but at the same time he's on the record as saying i believe that they great supporters of mine so certainly president trump does have this record of s

a while leaving behind clear skies now these hot it's still 40 in phoenix but in san francisco in boise doesn't indication here comes on as high as they were prospectors some rain for washington but not until after the weekend the rain here further east could be potentially flash flood the again and into the atlantic states and there has recently been flooding further south to in cuba significant daily big showers and in the biz to become too much they could carry on the way to the bahamas and cuba possibly hispaniola we've got frequent fairly big showers it's not time of the year the same is true but for the south honduras had flooding a few days ago by get some more of mexico's just full of showers most of south america so waiting for the race to come back through brazil but the further south you go the more light winter it still is it's hardly surprising that throughout the chilean andes there's more snow to come. in response to global warming germany is gradually shutting down its coal industry but is it happening fast enough we don't have any time to waste any more we can't wait so

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late tonight firefighters now battling the boise fire and the shady fire. that shady fire is advancing in the direction of santa rosa. no number of acres burned for those two recent fires. in the glass fire, 2,500 acres burned so far. the night sky in the north bay lit by an ar roing glow. flames tearing through the rugged terrain. conditions are extremely dry. the winds continue to fan the flames. thousands of people under evacuation orders in napa and sonoma. >> let's bring in rob now who is tracking everything for us. rob? >> at the very latest, very challenging conditions. what is unique about the situation tonight is this area has not burned, considering it's a narrow wedge between the tub fire and the nunn fire. let's show you the conditions again. somewhat dry as you see. numbers in the 90s still with some gusty winds at times, up to 25 miles an hour. humidity down to about 15%. and you can see the area. it is beginning to impact there. this is the urban wild fire interface as we sometimes refer to there. these blue areas are structures in the popula

a while leaving behind clear skies now it is hot it's still 40 in phoenix but in san francisco and boise doesn't indication here comes on as high as they were prospect to some rain for washington but not until after the weekend the rain here further east could be potentially flash flood the again in any of the atlantic states and there has recently been flooding further south to in cuba significant daily big shaham in the biz to become too much they could carry on the way to the bahamas and cuba possibly hispaniola we've got frequent fairly big showers it's not time of the year the same is true but for the south honduras had flooding a few days ago by get some more of mexico's just full of showers most of south america so waiting for the rains to come back through brazil but the further south you go the more light winter it still is it's hardly surprising that throughout the chilean andes there's more snow to come. in response to global warming germany is gradually shutting down its coal industry but is happening fast enough we don't have any time to waste anymore we can't wait so we're

. >> caller: i'm calling today to extend to you and your staff a huge boise state boo-yah. >> my wife looks at the covid states, idaho refuge, maine, refuge go ahead. >> thanks again. my question today is on nvcr i bought the stock in late 2016 or so on your recommendation as a speck play around $9 today it's trading at about 89 treating field therapy is very successful and gio blastoma and having the same success in phase three trials with brain cysts, small cell lung cancer, pancreatic cancer and ovarian cancer. >> look, as you know, i recommend the stock when it was incredibly low because of a late friend of mine that managed to live far longer than anyone thought he could because of novacure i've done a lot of work on it. most recently, it's still a great place to be. i need to go to suneal in north carolina. >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah. thank you for all that you teach. >> you're very kind. thank you. it is a teaching show. let's not forget that. it's a teaching show these people on twitter who wanted to be something else, go to another program let's go >> caller: all right, ji

it will bring that smoke further, the dragon if you are in reno, or tahoe or elko, or sun valley or boise dealing with california smoke, or west coast smoke right now. current numbers, a little warmer than last night. and the fog tomorrow morning you see it, pretty good-sized fog footprint, burns off and then tomorrow, much like today, good air quality, mostly sunny, temperatures for the hotspots in the upper 80s. but, just a nice day, slightly cooler. 85 in fairfield tomorrow, 81 in napa, we had a couple of low 90s today. slightly cooler with that, up and those areas low 90s, 86 in livermore, 85 in pleasanton, then the five day forecast, a couple of things going on the smoke is better, that is good. secondly, the fire getting a handle on this, that's good and the next piece i jump onto are these five day forecast sometimes six-day forecasts, but go out and show no extreme fire danger. right, so in september, that's muggy. here we are middle of september, we have five days they look pretty good in terms of trying to keep a handle on fire conditions in the bay area. we will see you back he

today though, the very bad air quality across the entire oast, anwellnt pacific northwest including boises they do, there's some hope on the horizon with this trough coming into the northwest. wetter, cooler, tuesday, wednesday, and >>> this weather forecast sponsored by planet fitness. nothing like a good beach workout, you know, to get you going here in pensacola. the beach is that way or is it that way? >> i can't figure out if that's two tickets to the gun show or bowser from sha-nana. >> the gun show went out of business years ago. >> it's all working towards the dad bod. >> exactly. robert, great job again. please stay safe on the hurricane beat. really appreciate your work. >>> here's what's coming up on "gma." a high school class interrupted in a really, really scary way. we'll tell you about the investigation this morning. "gma." a high school class interrupted in a really scary way. we'll tell you about the investigation this morning. in 25 years. new advil dual action. advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks pain signals. new advil dual action with acetaminophen.

the first gender discrimination case i briefed in the supreme case, as sally reeves woman from boise, idaho. son.ad an adopted .he and her husband separated she had legal custody of the boy. when the boy was a teenager, the father set, i would like to have my child at least part of the time. he needs to be prepared for a man's world. the family court judge said, ok. sally was distraught. .he had reason to be her son was depressed. he took out one of his father's guns and killed himself. sally wanted to be the administration of his estate. not because there was money involved, for sentimental reasons. she took that case through three levels of the idaho courts. when the idaho supreme court ruled against her. aclu read about the case, he said that is the case that will change the court. once the women's movement was conspicuous, more and more people like sally reeves thought, i don't have to put up with this. it should be changed. what touched you about that. justice ginsburg: the lawyer from the aclu called a local blogger from idaho -- called a local law your from idaho. sally's. was

the probate court judge told , sally was from boise, idaho. the law of the state of idaho, from idaho had copied california but california had already changed its law, it read "as between persons equally entitled to administer a decedent's estate, males must be ."eferred to females there was a reason for that -- in the days before the property rights, a woman could not contract in her own name, she would be sued. if you had a choice between the able man and the disabled woman, naturally it made sense to choose the man. sally reed thought that was wrong. she was an everyday woman who made her living by caring for elderly or infirm people in her house. she thought it was wrong and that we had a legal system that could set it right. on her own dime, she took that case to three levels of the and it became the turning point in the supreme court. after that, there were a succession of cases, some wrought by women, some by men. so if i could take my second for myhich is a rival favorite, is stephen wiesenthal. his wife was a math teacher in high scho

the probate court judge told sally, sally was from boise, idaho. the law of the state of idaho, which idaho might toppy from california, but california had already changed its law. it read as between persons equally entitled to administer a decedent's estate, males must be preferred to females. well there was an obvious reason for that because in the days before married woman's property acts were passed, a woman couldn't contract in her own name. she would be sued for her own property. so if you had a choice between the man, the abled man and the disabled woman, naturally, we made sense to choose the man. sally reid thought that was wrong. she was an everyday woman who made her living by caring for elderly or infirmed people in her house. she thought it was wrong and that we had a legal system that could set it right. so on her own dime, she took that case to three levels of the court in idaho and it became the turning point. in the supreme court. after that, they were successful of cases, some brought by women, some by men. so if i can tell you my

several years back she returned to the house she was renting, near boise, idaho, to find the police waitinget me know they were looking for a suspect, fabian salinas, which is my children's father. i let them know he was there earlier, grabbing his belongings. >> where is fabian? is he inside? might or yes? >> but i was unsure if he was in the home at the tythetime. >> do we have your permission to get inside your house and apprehend him? >> they threatened me, saying i could be charged with felony harboring a fugitive. >> he has a felony warrant for his arres >>youold him yes and gave him the keys? >> yes. >> ted: but instead of opening the door and perhaps risking the life of a police officer, they called the s.w.a.t. team, and what did the s.w.a.t. team ultimately do? >> they shot tear gas into my home through the front and also the back of the home. they destroyed windows, roa cwlce.ic eyednd left it. >> ted: police could have used the key, but in fairness, though the suspect they were looking for wasn't in the house, there was a dog. so police did hear movement. shaniz, meanwhile, was