boise? and they're turning it into these cool places that are fun to live in. >> exactly. well and part of this is due to coronavirus honestly. because we're all working from home, kind of doesn't matter where you live any more. so a lot of people are moving to thes places thatm. central oregon is a big hub for people starting businesses too. it is a beautiful area. you could ski and hike and you could do all of that and still work from home. and in a top tech company and succeed that way. so i think we're going to see a lot more of that over the next few years. >> and speaking essentially, the state on the bottom list are mississippi, iowa, west virginia, any commonality that they ended up where they did. >> the biggest commonality with those is a lack of funding for women-owned start-ups. back funding is traditionally almost impossible to get if you're a female and the venture capital hubs just aren't into the midwest. so women who want to start businesses in those states are kind of out of luck when it comes to funding. i mean we're seeing a lot of alternative funding o

boise state took the lead in the layup. final chance for san jose state. washington got to get some space. rising fire, it's off the mark. he had 26, needed 29. the spartans lose a tough one. jared has and the cardinal. spencer jones the steal and the showtime. two of his 12, second half, stanford up two. lj figaro knows it's off the mark. what a play, 13 points for him. four of five oregon starters in double figures. the cardinal only scored five points in the final seven minutes, while chris duarte had seven himself. bradley turned his ankle in the first half. early second, up double digits, joel brown cuts the hoop. the beavers battle back. a scoop to the hoop with six minutes to go. we go straight to crunch time. bears still down two. brown going to get a look at three, no. andre kelly the tip, also no. beavers grab the rebound, the bears fall 73-64. cal still winless in conference play. abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> much more to come at 11:00. 2020 brought major changes for bay area renters, and more changes could be on the

lost by 50 to boise on thursday. this is a different game, richard washington on fire, sparty takes the lead with just over 90 to go, 40 seconds to go now, washington step-back triple is true, spartans go up one. boise state took the lead on a lay-up, final chance for the spartans. washington needs space, got a rise in fire and it is off the mark. he had 26, needed 29. spartans is a tough one, 87-86 >>> pac-12, jared haas and the cardinal in eugene taking on the ducks.als, 8 early. spencer jones the steal and the showtime for two of his 12 second half stanford up two. oregon follows with a shot and what a play that was. slams it home. he had 13. 4 of 5 oregon starters in double figures. the cardinal scored five points in the final seven minutes. chris duarte had five by himself. oregon wins 73-65. >>> cal at oregon state, matt bradley turned his ankle in the first half, did not return. early second, up double digits, joel brown cutting to the hoop and cal is up a dozen but they battle back. ethan thompson dribble dri

in pro-union boise city, idaho, for example, a masonic christmas festival made a pleasant social reunion. and james reynolds wrote, this was followed by a christmas ball which eclipsed anything of the kind. a driving storm of mixed rain and snow did not keep the hall from being crowded to the utmost. couples danced until daylight, and joined in the wish for a merry christmas. and the statesman reported a year later, on the first annual sociable where sociable. and at another occasion, he opined that the children enjoyed themselves at the christmas tree and sunday school concert, and afforded their more aged listeners an hour's most pleasant entertainment. likewise, in nebraska, the christmas fair on sunday was a complete success, reported the pro-union nebraska herald. the receipts were about $400, intended for charity. and what is there that gives more pleasure to the parent than to hear the joyous shouts and sparkling eyes of little ones when they find that santa claus has not forgotten them in his annual visit? the mood was different in olympia, washington, lamenting that residents ha

the publisher of the boise, idaho, world often delayed publication until the stagecoach arrived withewspapers. the rocky mountain news published an evening edition. and the editor also hired his own pony express riders until the telegraph came down to denver. they had to ride up to the northeast corner of the state, where the only telegraph facility was. then they raced the news back. western editors largely relied on the postal system to bring news. and so timeliness was really the key issue. but because life went on, we see lots and lots of local news, a lot of community building that we heard about from david and glenn. and just -- but there was tremendous interest. so i'll leave it at that because there's going to be more in the chapter, but hopefully people buy the book and read the length of it. so thank you. >> thank you, mary. good plug there. our next presentation is -- he's going to extend a little bit on what mary was talking about in broader and more general terms about news coverage. he's going to talk specifically about coverage of military action that occurred during t

lost by 50 to boise on thursday.hard washington on fire, sparty takes the lead with just over 09 to go, 40 seconds to go now, washington step-back triple is true, spartans go up one. boise state took the lead on a lay- lay-up, final chance for the spartans. washington needs space, got a rise in fire and it is off the mark. he had 26, needed 29. spartans is a tough one, 87-86 >>> pac-12, jared haas and the cardinal in eugene taking on the ducks. spencer jones the steal and the showtime for two of his 12 second half stanford up two. oregon follows with a shot and what a play that was. slams it home. he had 13. 4 of 5 oregon starters in double figures. the cardinal scored five points in the final seven minutes. chris duarte had five by himself. >>> cal at oregon state, matt bradley turned his ankle in the first half, did not return. early second, up double digits, joel brown cutting to the hoop and cal is up a dozen but they battle back. thompson dribble drive and scoop to the hoop with the lead six minutes to go. bears

of the murder. >> i think that chris' case truly got taken seriously after i made my contact with boiseward to work with the innocence project on a case. i mean, she's the leading edge of a group of people who have come forward and said, you know what, we just want to know what happened. >> reporter: but no matter who was now on his side, chris tapp was face to face with two very uncomfortable truths. one, years of appeals had done nothing to overturn his conviction and prison sentence, and, two, the detective who put him behind bars had gone on to a much more powerful position in idaho falls, and he was still absolutely certain that chris tapp was as guilty as sin. >> the former didn't reveals what makes him so sure of tapp's guilt. >>> coming up -- >> he took us into the bedroom and relived that night, and you could see it on his face. he was reliving it. >> when "dateline" continues. ins sensodyne sensitivity and gum you get the sensitivity relief as well as improved gum health all in one tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so

alfonsus hospital in boise, idaho, the increase in covid patients is overwhelming the hospital staff. >> we're getting hit pretty hard. in recent weeks, every day it seems like we're getting more and more patients. >> kori albi is a covid unit intensive care nurse and supervisor at st. alfonsus. she says hospital staff including nurses are also testing positive for covid. >> it doesn't seem from contact tracing that 2 is coming from the hospital setting. a lot of them are gathering outside of the hospital. but it is putting a strain on the workforce. >> staffing is the biggest issue. >> in california governor gavin newsom announced the state needs to hire 3,000 temporary contracted medical workers to help with increasing icu hospitalization rates. and over 2400 miles away in new jersey more than 170 employees at three hospitals have contracted covid-19 causing staffing shortages. as coronavirus cases continue to rise, hospitals across the country are urgently in need of travel nurses who work on temporary contracts for higher fees. >> it is certainly a really intense demand environmen

lost by 50 to boise on thursday.n on fire, sparty takes the lead with just over 09 to go, 40 seconds to go now, washington step-back triple is true, spartans go up one. boise state took the lead on a lay-up, final chance for the spartans. washington needs space, got a rise in fire and it is off the mark. he had 26, needed 29. spartans is a tough one, 87-86 >>> pac-12, jared haas and the cardinal in eugene taking on the ducks. spencer jones the steal and the showtime for two of his 12 second half stanford up two. oregon follows with a shot and what a play that was. slams it home. he had 13. 4 of 5 oregon starters in double figures. the cardinal scored five points in the final seven minutes. chris duarte had five by himself. >>> cal at oregon state, matt bradley turned his ankle in the first half, did not return. early second, up double digits, joel brown cutting to the hoop and cal is up a dozen but they battle back. thompson with the rock, dribble drive, and scoop to the hoop gives them the lead with six minutes to g

we spoke with two women traveling from boise, idaho, to sonoma county and they told us about the conditions coming through donner pass. take a listen. >> pretty scary. everybody is trying to you know, stay clear of any danger and we probably sat for about 20, 30 minutes, trying to get our chains on and everything. >> reporter: there are chain controls on i-80 over donner summit, urging people to take it slow, and beast. -- be safe. >>> we uncovered the long arrest record of a parolee charged with two hit and run death. questions about the da overseeing this case. >> he should have recused himself altogether. >> the covid outbreak at a southbay hospital now blamed for one death. the possible link to a christmas costume. >>> dentists work with unmasked mouse all day long, so why are they not higher on the vaccine list? >> i'm not sure why we were pushed to tier 3. >> good evening. but to pedestrians dad. the two victims a 27-year-old and 60-year-old elizabeth flat. both were walking in a crosswalk when they were struck and killed. we have some new details on the suspects. >> reporter: there h

boise i live by they look much the same they're very different there are fearful pops and ones that are always out for a final stage that are always unfriendly and ones that just peacefully observe everything so completely different characters. are tail. off to a few weeks the cops make their 1st attempts at swimming but only after they've moaned or shot their 1st for a coach the company widely new go doesn't offer them enough protection on the walked. 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 the bulls which way up to $300.00 kilos fight for the cows favor. i witness that right on the beach i feel safer by the rangers side they're good ones of those audience the larger one is certainly a young boy unfortunately he's trying to mate with a very young female. and but they might look cute but they really aren't the this isn't us nish. now i know why we have to stay 30 meters away from them too they will bite your they bite design's who i'd say they coul

least two to three inches of rain through your tuesday afternoon and then we watch the rockies to boise to yellowstone they could see up to four to five to green bay below the freezing marks. a high of 31. >>> warm january air is moving back in. i'll show you when coming up. >> let's take that thank you, janessa. >>> parents, this is for you a major recall from target that's next. >>> and making a splash. ome jaw dropping career high fr warriors superstar steph curry. vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. ibut nothing makes me feel like palways discreet boutique. outside, it's soft like underwear. inside, it turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection, that feels like nothing but my underwear. always discreet. real fruit... and whole grains. doing something good for yourself has never been this easy. kellogg's special k. do what's delicious. pepto bismol c

brad little(r) delivers his state of the state address in boise, idaho. gov. little: though violent acts of some overshadowed the peaceful acts of many. president bush described this as the act of a banana republic. this is not who we are. notility and violence are an expression of rights. they are a violation of everyone else's. thehould be celebrating openness of our government, offense is erected around the u.s. capitol. i mourn the loss of life and loss of access to what it means for future generations of americans. but i believe we the people have the power to form a more perfect union. ? how by? by contentment -- how? by condemning the people. by refusing those whose destroy our democratic process, doubling our commitment to peaceful assembly and civil discourse, not just in the halls of the capitol, but all areas of our lives. in idaho we celebrate the centennial of our statehouse this year. what an appropriate time to let the light of democracy shined today and for 100 more years and beyond. the openness of our political process in idaho is demonstrate

rebels are reported to have attacked voters and staff and groups allied with former president francois boise's they seized a town 20 kilometers from the capital bangui prosecutors are investigating whether it was easy trying to disrupt the ballot. people don't need weapons to take power you've suffered so much the president has done his best to bring the country forward in 5 years that's why central african voted for him. i support another party i'm with the l.t.c. off was a group but if the president won it's because he deserves it he's a man who's fought for this nicholas hawke has been following the latest developments from the car. in a press conference archrival to twitter on shows and you see don't look good he says that the president has not won the popular vote adding to the 8 other candidates who have launched a complaint to the election commission saying that there were not enough people that came out to vote only half of the electorate came out to vote 900000 people and half of the polling stations were open only 2000 of them that's because most of the country is now in the control

and in the bundesliga szabo boise pulling an embarrassing record thanks to a new 19 year olds here in. get it matthew peace corps a hattrick in their 1st league win to 31. richardson welcome to the show began in indonesia where a passenger plane crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from jakarta body parts and debris how been hold from the water near the crash location by search teams sent by indonesia's navy. will be anxious abate continues for people hoping for news of their loved ones who were on the jet that went down just 4 minutes into what should have been e 90 minute flight to pontianak the plane flown up by the budget airline just 3 of the jaya air disappeared in coastal waters officials said the 26 year old boeing 737 was carrying 62 people among them 7 children and 6 per cent. and joining me for more from a jakarta is a journalist a crescent astra crescent it is now a new day in indonesia a do we have an update on what happened to this flight. yeah. since yesterday sunday this has been found not far from the last known core unit some. of the aircraft like the wife a

of the arab world of the uprising was sparked in december 2010 inches in the street vendor mohamed boise set himself on fire people took to the streets over living standards and unemployment the violent response by police led to riots it was dubbed the jasmine revolution and january 20th levon president ben ali resigned after 23 years in power and fled to saudi arabia elections were held in a tobar and the previously banned and knocked up party won the majority vote the following year ben ali was sentenced in absentia to life in prison for inciting violence and murder then in 2015 the chin is in national dialogue quartet a group of civil society members won the nobel peace prize for helping the transition to democracy. is that a turn in chief of the tunas in using the analysis website's mesh column and he explains what's changed since the uprising a stance of lake obit was that the reason why the government announced a 4 day lockdown although the state scientific committee has said that 4 days but they wouldn't do anything and we've actually seen and the space where people protested 10 y

idaho governor brad little delivered his state of the state address monday in boise. the governor discussed the attack on the u.s. capital and announced domestic terrorism. the governor also spoke about the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. governor little thanked the people of idaho, first responders, and teachers for their actions. this is 30 minutes. >> in the 245 year history of this great country of ours, americans have been through trials. the dark events at the u.s. capitol last week disturbed us. the violent acts of some overshadowed the peaceful acts of many. former president bush described this as the act of a banana republic. the riots tarnished the shining values america stands for. this is not who we are. hostility and violence are not an expression of rights. they are a violation of everyone else's. we should be celebrating the openness of our government, a fence is erected around the u.s. capitol. i mourn the loss of life and loss of access to what it means for future generations of americans. but i believe we the people have the power to fo

idaho governor brad little delivered his state of the state address monday in boise. governor discussed the attack on the u.s. capital and announced domestic terrorism. the governor also spoke about the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. governor little thanked the people of idaho, first responders, and teachers for their actions. this is 30 minutes. >> in the 245 year history of this great country of ours, americans have been through trials. the dark events at the u.s. capitol last week disturbed us. the violent acts of some overshadowed the peaceful acts of many. former president bush described this as the act of a banana republic. the riots tarnished the shining values america stands for.

president mike pence had been just minutes earlier, issued a statement to a tv station in his hometown of boise, idaho saying, quote, i got caught up in the moment when i saw the door to the changer open. i sat on the chair and he added i recognize my actions have brought shame on myself, my family, my friends and my beautiful country. in the moment i thought i was doing the right thing. i realize my actions were inappropriate and i beg forgiveness from america and my home state of idaho. there are more arrests today, robert patoh from newport news, virginia. jacob chandler who goes by the name jake angela. q anon shaman is in custody. he said he felt compelled to travel to dc to answer the call from donald trump for what he called patriots to gather there. 's mom said she worried about his son being held in jail because, quote, he gets very sick if he doesn't eat organic food. he is being served organic meals at taxpayer expense. the fbi says the arrests are, quote, just the tip of the iceberg. >> it could take months or longer to round everybody up. tonight's snap check joins the growing grou

the man hanging from the senate balcony is identified as josiah cold of boise who told the news outlet he got caught up in the moment and apologized for bringing shame upon his family and friends. not everyone in the capital was a trump support, john sullivan is the founder of the civil rights group called insurgents usa. his writings show he believes the government violates protesters rights by forming white supremacy groups. the dc metropolitan police are looking for 40 people who entered the capital, their pictures are posted on the police website. the charges unlawful entry but dc's mayor is pushing for something stiffer. >> i call on the joint terrorism task force to investigate, arrest and prosecute any individual who entered the capital, destroyed property were incited acts of domestic terrorism observed yesterday. >> reporter: local police are offering a reward of $1,000 for information that leads them to the identity of vandals or trespassers from yesterday's siege on the capital. jillian: 20 are followed around the white house, the president's cabinet taking calls to invoke t

he issued a statement to a tv station and boise, idaho, saying i got caught up in the moment when i saw the door to the chamber open, i walked in, hopped down, and sat on the chair. he added, i recognize my actions have brought shame upon myself, my family, my friends, and my beautiful country. in the moment, i thought i was doing the right thing. i realize now that my actions were inappropriate and i beg for forgiveness from america and my home state of idaho. there were more arrests today, among this man, robert packer from newport news, virginia, jacob chans lee who also goes by the name jake is also in custody, he told the fbi he felt compelled to travel to d.c. to answer the call from president trump from what he called patriots to gather there. his mom said she worried about her son being held in jail because "he gets very sick if he doesn't eat organic food. he is now being served organic meals at taxpayer expense. the fbi said the arrests so far are "just the tip of the iceberg. ">> shannon: it could take months or even longer to round everybody up, thank you. snapchat joins the

still going up there, but it is the middle that is the new star cities like indianapolis, kansas city, boise, and all of the three biggest cities in ohio memvil memville, knoxville, tennessee, very strong. all historically more affordable markets, and markets that generally have more inventory of homes for sale you don't see the crazy spikes in prices. that makes the suddenly strong price growth in the middle of the country that much more striking now, much of it likely to do with the pandemic and the ability to work from anywhere now. people are heading to less expensive markets where they can get more space and land for their money, but that's now making those markets less affordable, of course. in fact, end of 2020, the median price of homes in just over half the counties in the u.s., 55%, were considered less affordable to the average wage earner than they had been historically that's according to adam data solutions. that's a significantly larger share than the same time the year before, of course, pre-pandemic brian? >> but i guess mortgage rates have been low. i'm sure you look at the

the new star prices are up at least 10% from a year ago in cities like indianapolis, kansas city, boise, austin, and the three biggest cities in ohio also both memphis and knoxville in tennessee saw very strong gains. these have all been historically more affordable markets and markets that generally have a much bigger supply of homes available for sale that makes the suddenly strong price growth in the middle of the country that much more striking much of it likely to do with the pandemic and the ability to work from anywhere now. people are heading to less expensive markets, where they can get more space and land for their money, but that's now making those markets less affordable you'd think low mortgage rates which actually set more than a dozen new record lows last year and are sitting around 2.7% on the 30-year fixed would help but higher prices are wiping out that benefit in fact, at the end of 2020, homes more than half the counties in the nation saw home prices rise so fast that they became far less affordable than their historical levels. that's according to adam data solution

new study, the top destination to move to in 2020 was idaho, which explains why their airport was so boiseaughter ] ian morgan wrote that joke, because he hates you [ light laughter ] according to reports, kanye west and kim kardashian are preparing to file for divorce. well, i hope they'll both take a good long look in the mirror oh, they will? oh, they do that every day that might have been the whole problem? okay today was national bobble head day, in honor of all of the republicans who were asked what they were about to do about trump. and finally, two fishermen in australia recently rescued a naked fugitive from a crocodile-infested swamp, who had broken free from his ankle monitoring device. it's what's known in australia as the electoral process congratulations to the new prime minister and that, everybody, that was the monologue. we've got a great show for you tonight. my good friend bill hader will be joining us. i can't wait to talk to him, and she has a new docuseries a fantastic new docuseries on netflix tomorrow, and is a true new york icon. fran lebowitz will be here but befo

unemployment forces creating new jobs so housing be an interesting story i think it's fascinating that again boise austin kansas city's pittsburgh, cleveland there the year areas versus large coastal areas as far as price appreciation. so down goes deandre san francisco, chicago, new york washington, philadelphia. it's the it's the midsize city right now it's rocking and rolling and it was josh, i wasn't. >>josh not >>thank you very much rob we're dating ourselves look at kids if you'd like to contact rob, you can do so in the modern way with e-mail facebook or twitter. active and bold courageous or dull emotions that flow it all starts in your gut naughty with pride probiotics inside xciting yummy zing from a to z, your gut is where it all begins start with activia with billions of probiotics removes ten years of yellow stains. optic white renewal that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. >>9.24 and really sad developing story. this morning where a father drowned trying to save

just a normal man from boise idaho. drove out here.w more than a there are some bad actors and bad players in our country. we're coming together as a people and standing up for our freedom and rights. we don't wa nt for our freedom and rights. we don't want violence, but we're ready for it if they... it's more about keeping other people say. there's a lot of older people here showing their support. we're here to support... if violence happens, it happens, but we're not going to start it. just a normal... john joins us now. what's happened? remarkably smiley and happy as if he was going on a jolly outing. do you know what happened to him since? he's now full of remorse and saying he's embarrassed his country and his family. he got caught up in the moment, shouldn't have done this, during me. but you saw the way he was dressed. what attracted me, —— dearie me. that area where donald trump addressed the crowd, here he is dressed as robocop, and you think that's interesting. that's unusual way to dress at a protest. his mate was wearing a

tammy is in boise, idaho. caller: i just have one question. i wanted to know if my president lied to me today. and if he did, i want him to tell me, and more importantly, i want him to tell the family of the woman who got shot and killed today. i voted for him. i voted for him. [crying] and i -- host: that is tammy. dallas is coming in from georgia. dallas, are you with us? caller: i'm here. i was watching all day today. shockeds really when all of this happened. i would have never imagined any of this happening. all i could think of when i saw it was, this is the beginning of the civil war. to i think that we all need start putting politics aside and stop with republicans and democrats, and we need to realize we are all americans. because like the lady just said great before, a woman lost her life -- said before, a woman lost her life. this is unnecessary, it does not have to go on. we all need to find a way to move past this. host: that is dallas in georgia. belford is in florida. please go ahead. caller: yes, hi, thank you for taking my cal

edgar boise, dr. aurelius walker, and i were pulled together by then-mayor willie brown to meet with the lennar and shipyard development director. we met with them and we were told that there would be shipyard development ahead, and we should get ready to participate in the shipyard development. following those meetings, we met with and partnered with mr. hermann and mrs. peggy black blackman, the owners of amanco, and we founded tad-amanco, and we pursued a relationship of working with lennar and serving as an independent developer. we brought on mr. gerald green, who began to serve as our project manager, so to speak, for the task, and we were introduced to mr. augustine maximus, and then, we formed what is called palmelia by the bay, as you receive us today. i want to thank you at long last, making it possible to present. we want to thank everyone for helping us get to this place, and we're very happy now to present in full mr. gerald green. >> thank you, dr. macrae. i'd like to again by, again, em

edgar boise, dr. aurelius walker, and i were pulled together by then-mayor willie brown to meet with the lennar and shipyard development director. we met with them and we were told that there would be shipyard development ahead, and we should get ready to participate in the shipyard development. following those meetings, we met with and partnered with mr. hermann and mrs. peggy black blackman, the owners of amanco, and we founded tad-amanco, and we pursued a relationship of working with lennar and serving as an independent developer. we brought on mr. gerald green, who began to serve as our project manager, so to speak, for the task, and we were introduced to mr. augustine maximus, and then, we formed what is called palmelia by the bay, as you receive us today. i want to thank you at long last, making it possible to present. we want to thank everyone for helping us get to this place, and we're very happy now to present in full mr. gerald green. >> thank you, dr. macrae. i'd like to again by, again, em

in boise, they are preparing for possible attacks and unrest coming up over the next week.a briefing for vice president mike pence on thursday, fbi director christopher wray address the potential for political unrest leading up to the inauguration. here is what fbi director wray had to say. [video clip] >> the american people may not hear about every destruction and may not see the fbi's hand but they should be confident that there is a lot of work across the country going on behind the scenes out of the spotlight where we are feeding relevant information to all of our partners so that they can partner targets as appropriate. as i said, we are looking at individuals who may have an eye toward repeating the same violence we saw last week. from january 6 alone, we have identified over 200 suspects. we know who you are, if you are out there and fbi agent are coming to find you. my advice to people who might be inclined to follow in the footsteps of those who engage in the kind of activity we saw last week is, stay home. look at what is happening to the people involved in the c

in boise, they are preparing for possible attacks and unrest coming up over the next week.a briefing for vice president mike pence on thursday, fbi director christopher wray address the potential for political unrest leading up to the inauguration. here is what fbi director wray had to say. [video clip] >> the american people may not hear about every destruction and may not see the fbi's hand but they should be confident that there is a lot of work across the country going on behind the scenes out of the spotlight where we are feeding relevant information to all of our partners so that they can partner targets as appropriate. as i said, we are looking at individuals who may have an eye toward repeating the same violence we saw last week. from january 6 alone, we have identified over 200 suspects. we know who you are, if you are out there and fbi agent are coming to find you. my advice to people who might be inclined to follow in the footsteps of those who engage in the kind of activity we saw last week is, stay home. look at what is happening to the people involved in the c

nick in boise idaho. >> yes, can you hear me? >> we can, nick. >> thank you for covering today.i tuned in because i wanted to see the objection to the electoral vote. i believe there are states in question that said violates the constitution. article ii, section 1. it doesn't surprise me what happened today. i believe this has been coming since 2009 when the obama and clinton regime brought in identity politics so i could see where this is coming on the maga side or you have people like me who are independent and you have former democrats and you have republicans of all ethnicities on the maga side. i just believe this is a culmination of four years of a president who was elected he made promises and he delivered on those promises. he's been crucified by the media, crucified by the democratic party and there is then collusion between amedi on the democrat party on whatever the president says and whatever his followers and constituents say and do. >> to be clear you are not condoning the violence. >> now, i am not condoning the initial siege on the capitol police but the democrat

edgar boise, dr., and i were pulled together by then-mayor willie brown to meet with the lennar and shipyard development director. we met with them and we were told that there would be shipyard development ahead, and we should get ready to participate in the shipyard development. following those meetings, we met with and partnered with mr. hermann and mrs. peggy black blackman, the owners of amanco, and we founded tad-amanco, and we pursued a relationship of working with lennar and serving as an independent developer. we brought on mr. gerald green, who began to serve as our project manager, so to speak, for the task, and we were introduced to mr. augustine maximus, and then, we formed what is called palmelia by the bay, as you receive us today. i want to thank you at long last, making it possible to present. we want to thank everyone for helping us get to this place, and we're very happy now to present in full mr. gerald green. >> thank you, dr. macrae. i'd like to again by, again, emphasizing the im

ick in boise, idaho. caller: yes. can you hear me? host: we can, nick. caller: ok, great. thank you for covering today. i tuned in because i wanted to e the objection to the electoral votes. i believe that there are states in question that violate the constitution. article 2, section 1. it doesn't surprise me what happened today. i believe that this has been coming since 2009 when the obama and the clinton regime brought in identity politics. so i can see where this is coming. to the maga side. you have people like me who are independent. you have former democrat -- former democrats and you have republicans of all ethnicities on the maga side. and i just believe that this is a culmination of four years of a president who was elected, who made promises and he delivered on those promises, he's been crucified by the media, crucified by the democrat party. there's been collusion between the media and the democrat party on whatever the president says and whatever his followers and constituents say and do. so today -- host: to be clear, you're not condoning the violence? caller:

mining area there going for a gold around a town called orafino in relation to the papers around the boiserea, very much an engagement rivalry, not just on trying to draw people to their areas for their industrial needs with mining, but very enough on a political basis as well. yes, we saw that. that's just one example, but we saw that through most of the territories that we were looking at. >> i think that would make a great paper. i keep collecting stats that i find, and some of which ended up in duals in the south. i don't know if you found any of that. >> i didn't come across anything quite that strange. >> mary, there is a question for you in the chat that i'll pass on. it says the california newspapers were depending on incoming shared newspapers for a lot of their information. who were they sending their own newspapers to. do you know the answer to that? >> not precisely, but i can say that the editors throughout the west encouraged settlers to purchase copies of papers to send to folks back home, and i found when i looked at a lot of letters and diaries that settlers had written th