real estate in boise was already thriving. but the pandemic super-heated that trend thanks to the remote working movement that came with it. >> there's people deciding where do i want to land? i can keep my job and live anywhere. so where do i want to live? this is a nationwide thing that is happening. this great reshuffling of smler are seeing a similar boom. just ask real estate pros like this in durham, north carolina. >> we have seen hundreds of thousands and 10s of thousands of dollars above list price. >> reporter: or in miami, florida. >> there could be 50 cars, yes, 5-0, in a line outside, waiting to see the property. >> reporter: or joseph in fort lee, new jersey. >> this has been the busiest market i have seen in 34 years. >> reporter: or thomas brown in austin, texas. >> there was a home that came on the market. it was $460,000. our client said, hey, here's what we will do, we will buy w seller'st house. bnhe mid 700s on the home and offered to buy the sellers next home. >> reporter: was it aced it was. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: boise, idaho, is a great place to live.got nuty, great weather, and friendly people. but, wow, is something going on with the real estate. is this your house? >> it used to be my house. >> reporter: elisha figueroa recently old her house here and the experience was incredible. >> we had over 150 people walk through in two days, which is pretty mind-blowing. we had nine offers. half of those for cash. and i'm still here because the buyer is allowing me to live here for five months rent-free. >> reporter: are you willing to share how much more than the listing price it finally went for? >> around $65,000 more than asking point. it was even more than the money. they didn't require any kind of an inspection or appraisal. they paid all of the closing costs. this was not an unusual rep if y contacted me today buying somewhere in the boise greater treasure valley, i would say put on your gear, buckle up. >> reporter: colby lampman owns "homes of idaho," a real estate agency that his mother, debbie, founded in 1990. >> this market,

next month, southwest will revive the sjc to boise route with one flight daily. i didn't know a lot of people were headed to boise, idaho and bringing back the san jose to spokane, washington. the airline cut back during the pandemic and slowly bringing flights back as demand increases. 4:53. we'll be right back. james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right by 'em oh the fridge looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. >>> this morning the remains of a 20-ton chinese rocket made their way back to earth but we don't know exactly where. video appears to be showing it passing over the middle east. china claims most of what survived r

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this boise idaho cafe is leaving the decision in customer hands. >> i think we will suggest that people still wear a mask. but, still follow city mandates. >> reporter: kelly visiting with her husband says she is weary. >> i'm just concerned about the next person, how honest will they be? >> reporter: as covid restrictions are relaxed nationwide, this six flags is opened after more than a year. a long time in the eyes of a child. >> we really happy and we have really good memories at this place. make i pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: and couples like mario and jessica are going ahead with their wedding celebrations. >> we couldn't be happier. we are so glad to finally be married. >> it was just a long wait. >> reporter: the southern california bride and groom rescheduled their big day twice because of the pandemic. >> california is expected to release updated mask guidelines any day now for people who are vaccinated. three major retailers, walmart, trader joe's and costco have already dropped their mask requirements. >>> congressman everest while well is speaking up about a

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boise up 33%. and las vegas up 15%.are foot one-bathroom home in tiburon, california, went for more than $2 million. 58% over the asking price. >> if you're putting asking price offers, you're automatically a loser. >> reporter: mike mcgrath paid $45,000 over list price for this home in henderson, nevada. >> he barely got the house. barely. >> reporter: so if you waited another day? >> gone. >> reporter: buyers faced black friday-type lines at open houses. >> i keep can't doing this. >> reporter: after getting outbid on 20 homes in boseman, montana, sean hawksford pleaded for somebody to sell him a home. >> this guy happened to see me and happened to have a house for sale. people shouldn't have to literally beg for a house. >> reporter: jennifer steinzer never wanted a third floor >> uries pull them up with a string. >> reporter: why were you willing to make so many sacrifices? >> just to have a roof over us. >> reporter: this home hit the market for $800,000. it's already had 123 showings and it will likely sell for cl

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but cities like kingston, new york, are up 35%, boise up 33% and las vegas up 15%.square foot, one bathroom home in tiburon, california, went for more than $2 million, 58% over the asking price. >> if you're putting asking price offers, you're automatically a loser. >> reporter: mike mcgrath's clients paid 45,000 above list price in henderson, nevada. >> barely got the house. >> reporter: if you waited another day? >> gone. >> look at this. >> reporter: buyers face black friday size lines at open houses. >> i can't keep doing this. >> reporter: after getting outbid on 20 homes in boseman, montana, sean oxford pleaded for someone to sell him a home. >> this guy saw me and had a house for sale. people shouldn't have to literally beg for someone to sell them a house. >> reporter: in vegas, jennifer steinzer never wanted a third floor kitchen. >> loaded with grocery, pull it up with the strings. >> reporter: why were you willing to make so many sacrifices? >> to get in a house and have a roof over our head. >> reporter: being able to work from home is driving people awa

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bigelow tea, whichin addition to this plant, also has production facilities in louisville, kentucky and boise how hard is it to find and retain talent, particularly on the manufacturing side? >> it is a challenge, and the pandemic made it more allenging. >> reporter: the factories never shut down, even as the market for tea changed. demand increased at home, but cratered at the office. that, combined with the pandemic itself, put extra pressure on bigelow's workforce. >> when you think about manufacturing, you recognize that it's a disciplined profession. you have to be here on time. you have a certain number of hours. you're working on lines with other individuals. there's a real collaboration. and so, when you have a pandemic hit and all of a sudden transportation has gotten more challenging, child care was devastated-- that impacts the employees, and impacted our ability to be able to retain and keep and hire individuals. >> reporter: even before the pandemic, bigelow sayshe company was always looking for new workers, and like other manufacturers, its workforce is aging. >> a lot of our me

message be to europe in lawmakers right now and what needs to be done by for saying dislike to loans, boise. soc. hijacking like bill russian of for, to clearly aim to send a message to civil society that they will not talk anything in the attempt to crush the new action. what's the law if you will, all is to the trade and to crew. and in addition to sending the message to the people there also, the thing is to democrats and government, sending it to the last of the e. the foods, to respond to the lawless action by mr. lucas shank. gender, clerk and government should drive the safety of rum on protest average . and the fee is to go and try to always do wellbeing of bill of russian. civil society needs like novel before we'll have to leave it there. tanya looks, you know, europe and central asia associate director at human rights watch. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. a former chief adviser to british prime minister boris johnson has been answering lawmakers questions on the government's initial response to the corona virus cri

fields that were brought to us by urban soccer park, a local--well, not so local--they're based out of boise coast organization. and we're super excited to have them. we've been running into a ton of trouble with fields. and guess what? our girls now have a place to train. damian: so, how did it happen, where is it, and who can use it, and how often are you--you're probably there every day. jodi: i would love to be there every day. so, the fields are available to the general public. it's located in downtown san jose at 1650 monterey road. we are actually doing a lot of community outreach right now, because the demographic that we service is generally in the area where the fields are located. so, it's pretty awesome to be in the heart of a soccer, in the heart of downtown san jose in the place where i've been--i was born and raised. damian: yeah and there's a--talk about the component of the program right now that you're running. or is it--it's not a free-for-all to come use the soccer fields. you've got special programs there to help the kids. jodi: right, so we are in the process of setting

community labs, dilution diversion of a passenger played as the hijacking alleging a bomb threat, boise, the mis force, the ryan agent to lead just the detainer. prominent opposition upon touched out the e. u is expected to respond with trish sanctions on president. look a shame because government yup. today's next step is all this is going to send with brisco best. stay tuned for the ash and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the news news . the me the news the the the the the it's like noah's ark in the middle of the desert and abu dhabi, natural oasis, right next door to exquisite luxury, lies a unique animal reserve that gives endangered species a chance to survive. among them is the radiant arcs, island of the white and 45 minutes on the w. o. the union is we and germans house and we bring you uncle michael and you've never had before. the fries just so what, what is, who is the medical re we talk to people who follow along the way, admirers and critics alike. how is the world's most powerful woman shaking her leg is showing us the macro last on the sometimes a seed is all yo

boise 85 degrees minneapolis 77 louisville about 73. dallas 77. little bit below average further south you go into next week it will stay on the hotter side. in vegas, up to 93 on tuesday. memphis will stay into the 80s going into the week. philly gets in the 80s by wednesday. really warm weather heading in to the east coast i would say as we go through this weekend that's a loo >>> expect a cooler and breezy saturday ahead. right now, 53 degrees in san jose. and we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds into the afternoon. temperatures will be topping out in the upper 60s for the south bay. here's what we're looking at, as far as the afternoon goes. we've got a system that is dropping that's going to bring the possibility of seeing some thunderstorm activity to our north and our east, which could bring a chance of lightning and our temperatures are going top out in the 70s out through the north bay and also in through the interior valley. >> that's your latest forecast. back to you guys. >> just ahead, checking in on those checkups. why it's imp

boise you the future of the party you can't see her supports or doesn't support and that's totally appropriate only by every other u.s. president don that's. what you as a strategist do you see this devotion to donald trump as the best way to win back the senate or the house in the 2022 midterms. we disagree somewhat with the description of it being. donald trump yes there are a lot of. republicans who will show up to republican primaries who have more say so than people who don't show up to those elections were still fans of the president i think what you would find is you have a lot of republicans who are still confused quite frankly why we're talking about this you know we have so many other issues facing our nation in the world but why are there not former presidents of thing chris why are you still to buy are you still talking about this why is the party still talking about donald trump. well let's put it this way that wasn't for donald trump there's no way that you and i would be having this conversation about liz cheney this was a procedural vote for a minor leadership position in one o

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companies that made their decision and you know you get your statements on politics and can speak to the boise is the future of the party you can't see here supports or doesn't support and it's only appropriate only by every other u.s. president don that's not. what you as a strategist do you see this devotion to donald trump as the best way to win back the senate or the house in the 2022 midterms. we disagree somewhat with the the church in everything. from yes there are a lot of. republicans who will show up to republican primaries who have more say so than people who don't show up to those elections were still fans of the president i think what you would find is you have a lot of republicans who are still confused as to quite frankly why we're talking about this you know we have so many other issues that are facing our nation in the world go by are the former president's opinion chris why are you still 2 why are you still talking about this why is the party still talking about donald trump. well let's put this late it wasn't for donald trump there's no way you and i be having this conversat

art was seen as whether it's time as was the man himself most continue to inspire artists today in boise 17 a year his legacy has inspired literally dozens of exhibitions across germany. just of course continues to fascinate and polarized 35 years after his death the artist and teacher was famous for his performances. once he covered his head in honey and unguarded. through his expression with us looking on from the outside for fine prophetic or simply provocative. this is an artwork that gets the hearts of many things such as the question how does conventional communication function and what happens when that communication is decline. in. the upcoming starting from language exhibition at berlin's hamburger bahnhof explores the ways that is still relevant in the 21st century. is a huge work of fact both animal and synthetic the work is about unfinished business writing questions about spatial change parents formation was an important theme for boys. $49021.00 joseph boyce was in the hitler youth and during world war 2 he was part of a bomber squadron does he have something to hide was he

landed a spacecraft on mars for the 1st time on saturday trying to have a control center over joined in boise one another according to the china national space administration touchdown was at 70 in the morning beijing time there was a bit of a delay for mission control in beijing to confirm the release of a heat shield an oversized parachute to better secure the craft to send these both must be deployed at very precise times to ensure proper living in a particular spot the heat shield protects the spacecraft from the scorching temperatures of mars parachutes and rockets to help the spacecraft to slow down to prevent a crash landing the advanced technology is very different than what's needed to land on the moon will still a large feature the moon only requires many retro rockets from landing the rover plans to inspect the red planet for 90 days but for the next few days the rover will remain in the lander for a diagnostic test it will then explore an icy part of mars known as utopia plan joining an american one that landed there back in february trying to is the 3rd nation to land a rover on

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the only factor that is driving this is that if you are leaving san francisco for boise, idaho, it doesot matter if prices double or triple, it still feels like they are paying in monopoly money because people are paying less for the home in nevada, ohio, than they were in california or new york. so much of this is saving money by migration. emily: meantime, you have companies redefining policies. google was going to take a stricter stance and wanted everyone back to the office, and now they are saying a large number of people can work from home for ever they want. coinbase is selling its san francisco headquarters. they are all remote forever. how do you expect these dynamics to impact the market over the next several years as these policies work themselves out? >> what we have seen in our own data is four out of 10 americans thought they would be able to move away from the office at the beginning of the pandemic, and now, it is six out of 10. we have seen a company like google tried to get people back. they have invested so much in their office, but people do not want to come back, so

this cafe in boise idaho is leaving the decision to the customers. >> we will suggest that people stillr masks but still follow city mandates. >> reporter: jerry kelly says she is wary. >> i'm vaccinated. i'm just concerned that the next person, how honest will they be? >> reporter: as covid restrictions are relaxed nationwide, this six flags in massachusetts is open after more than a year. a long time in the eyes of a child. >> we feel really happy. >> i pronounce you husband and wife. mario anssfinand cos like ing d g >> so ons. married.ar. it was . >> reporter: the southern california bride and groom rescheduled their big day twice because of the pandemic. >>> one denver colorado bar is not relying on the honor system. the owner is requiring customers to provide proof of vaccination before they can grab a drink and shed their mask. >>> bay area congressman eric swalwell is speaking out, some say overreacting about a heated confrontation over masks. falwell appeared on cnn and explained why he had some obscene language for the aid of marjorie taylor green. he said it all began when he

boise of the future the party candidates here supports or doesn't support and it's only appropriate only by every other u.s. president don that's not. what you as a strategist do you see this devotion to donald trump as the best way to win back the senate or the house in the 2022 midterms. i would disagree somewhat with the description of it being. donald trump yes there are a lot of. republicans who will show up to republican primaries who have more say so than people who don't show up to those elections were still fans of the president i think what you would find is you have a lot of republicans who are still confused as to what frankly why we're talking about this you know we have so many other issues facing our nation in the world but why are the former presidents of thing chris why are you still 2 why are you still talking about this why is the party still talking about donald trump. well that's what this late it wasn't for donald trump there's no way that you and i would be having this conversation about liz cheney this was a procedural vote or a minor leadership position in one of

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on tuesday, news station ktvb in boise, idaho, boisie's news leader, home of the fightin' tater tots, this picture of one of their anchors, mark johnson, along with a link to his bio, and a caption that just said: "mark johnson." this is the most confusing news alert since truman beat dewey, and the "chicago trib" ran the headline, "mark johnson." this tweet-- which, again, just said "mark johnson"-- went absolutely viral. everyone was talking about it, from "usa today," to "newsweek," to "the today show," who asked "who is mark johnson, and why did his tv station tweet his name?" it's official: we've been stuck in our houses for too long. "oh my god, honey, et over here, a- a- a man on the internet has a name! and spoiler: it's not an interesting one!" everyone is talking about mark johnson. even the number one source of mark johnson news, mark johnson. >> something happened last night and continued into today that has kind of, well, consumed me. and i have to tell you, it's something i don't fully understand. basically, i updated my bio yesterday with new information about my new gr

they can think about a boise to palo alto commute.ou can now, these jobs can be much more remotely located than they were in the past. i can see that at some level reducing the appeal of san francisco, silicon valley real estate. i do not know if that is a good or bad thing, but i think it is the reality. especially the work from home and hybrid work from home or work from office as it becomes more prevalent. emily: mark mahaney of her car, always good to have you here on the show and i appreciate that wide-ranging perspective. we are inching back closer to a new normal. we have been listening to the white house. commerce secretary gina raimondo mentioned in the meeting with the president they talked about broadband and ships act -- and the chips act. president biden's jobs cabinet speaking at the white house now. we will continue to listen into this press conference and bring you headlines as we have them. meantime, coming up, the expedia ceo, peter kern, on the positive earnings outlook amid the signs the travel industry is on a reb

boise, the state's largest city, already dropped its mask mandate earlier this month. >>> wildfires destroyed at least 13 homes in baghdad, arizona. 150 acres of land were burnt as residents were asked to evacuate. friday afternoon they were allowed back. firefighters have contained 50% of the blaze so far. more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after the break. neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ♪ ♪ mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment ask about xeljanz, a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can help relieve joint pain and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-

the holders couldn't find a winner, so naturally gave them a helping hand. boise, drake barley's goal against norway on the 16th of june. 1998, was the last my scotland man in a major tournament. since then, generation has gone by i must go spins living in barely enough to remember at least but not michael countries in the city are held were you in scotland qualified was qualified for the major goodman i was 5. i don't know if i can remember. if i've convinced myself i can remember that, but i can remember john colin's school independently against brazil. i think the 1st ones i can came to remember is the playoff name for the next 2 years. so i was scolding with school and things going away with packing off a result and then it will not be in should. and then what was, what was to come, the failure to qualify for you know, 2000 and the 2002 by cut costs manager trig broke his job and so begun. scotlands hears a wandering in the football desert. me scotland decided to shake things up by bringing in their 1st ever foreign coach, german world cup winner, bertie forbes. and it was like th

nothing to do one of the biggest expenditures out there was a 363 million-dollar expenditure for the uss boise is an attack submarine, this has nothing to do with covid relief orr anything else, you deceived by the billions of dollars going out the door but that's not the promise of what joe biden kamala harris said they said it was going to be for the american worker and american businesses that were struggling and it's all sold under the guides of covid but it's really not not when you're buying $600,000 for two gazebos down in cuba. liz: cut the spending on roads and bridges that keep that slush fund, what didn't tell you that the inspector general for the justice department is overseeing that, we haven't seen a website launched for the d.o.j. like this before, what does that tell you. >> michael horowitz is a capable person out there, i thought his work on fbi investigationve was second to none, and god is on top of that without the proactive work of somebody like horowitz that is doing this, so the public to go in and look at this, you would do with the biden administration, biden is out

come fetch me by point b, it takes me to boise. so he was very aware of these types of precautions that needed to be taken days of the pension turned into weeks and then months still, the police interrogation abdulla high rule and continued. they wanted to know absolutely everything about his political activities, where he went, who he met, and what he said. the police intelligence was detailed. the asked about his secret meetings with 5 african opposition leaders in exile and the home day and on his friendship with canon john collins, whom the mom had 1st met on the steps of saint paul's cathedral in london. so while the police asked a lot of questions, it seemed they already knew the answers him on her own, waited for the police to press charges, but yet none came. a majority in all of the members have of the day of there was still very much itched in my mind. and i didn't remember the police coming the morning to home. i wasn't at school and they my, my father, i remember my father telling my mother that he didn't come in school

was seen as whether it's time as was the man himself but he continued to inspire artists today in boise 17 a year his legacy has inspired literally dozens of exhibitions across germany. just of course continues to fascinate and polarized 35 years after his death the artist and teacher was a famed for his performances. once he covered his head in honey and unguarded the dead have through his exhibition with us looking on from the outside . fane prophetic or simply provocative. this is an artwork that gets the hearts of many things such as the question how does conventional communication function and what happens when that communication is declined. the upcoming starting from language exhibition at berlin's hamburger bahnhof explores the ways that is still relevant in the 21st century. is a huge waste of fact both animal and synthetic the work is about unfinished raising questions about spatial change and formation was an important. $4121.00 joseph boyce was in the hitler youth and during world war 2 he was part of a bomber squadron does he have something so high was he really progressive

boise, the state's largest city, already dropped its mask mandate earlier this month. >>> the tsa says over 1.9 million travelers went through tsa checkpoints saturday. it's now the busiest airport travel day since the pandemic started more than a year ago. >>> wildfires destroyed at least 13 homes in baghdad, arizona. 150 acres of land were burnt as residents were asked to evacuate. friday afternoon they were allowed back. firefighters have contained 50% of the blaze so far. more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after the break. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette certified turbocharger, suspension and fuel injection. translation: certified goosebumps. certified from headlamp to tailpipe. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes of your dreams is closer than you think. needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not fo

and meanwhile transgender student at boise state university argues just the opposite and after beings-country team, she filed a lawsuit against the state of idaho for banning transathletes. this issue is even reaching the largest competitive stage in the world the olympics. we have all seen the stories on the weight lifter -- on the course to be the first transgender olympians. before her transition she competed as a man and is now dominating as a transgender woman. but should she be allowed? whether we are talking about these athletes on the high school level, cleanings or professional level. the arguments always comes down to one thing, fairness. when you look at the physical abilities of a biological female versus the physical abilities of a biological male, is it really fair to have the two compete against each other in sports? well, we're going to ask a doctor. joining me now live for medical explanation is dr. debra so, host of the dr. debra sew podcast. doctor, can you break it down in terms so the audience can understand the differences from a man biological man and a female?

one of the the biggest expenditures out there was a 363 million-dollar expenditure for the uss boisehich is an attack submarine. this has nothing to do with covid relief or anything else. you see it by the billions of dollars going out the door but that is not the promise of what kamala harris and joe biden said. it would be for the american worker and american businesses that were struggling. it was sold under the guise of covid but it is really not not when you're buy buying $600,000 for two gazebos in cuba. elizabeth: cut spending on roads and bridges but keep that kind of pork and slush funds to grease it through. what did it tell you the inspector general for the justice department overseeing that. we haven't seen a website launched for the watchdog of the doj like this before. what does that tell you? >> hats off to him. i think michael horowitz is the most capable person out there. his work on the fbi investigation was second to none. i'm glad he is on top of it. without the proactive work of somebody like a horowitz who is doing this so the public can look at this, you wouldn

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a migration boise in toronto or a complete comprehensive that the helps to who manage already for lost so we have created this a that the migration is a broader and i think that more ago as other countries christian than before has taken advantage of that in a moment that they want to push for political reasons into spain they have use this open border this moment to do to show support that they have in dams of pressuring the e.u. because if you are there at the end in denver of a negotiation and never she think are there are other top exam questions that i think that in the in the day but i mean you mentioned that obviously there is no pan-european or no valuable pan european policy to deal with the kind of migration that we are seeing i think we can both agree that there's very little political appetite in many european countries for it do you ever see that changing and what do you think could cause that to change. i don't know which is going to change it because i think that we are getting king boards in this kind of. obsession with border controls understanding that migration shoul

next month, southwest will revive its sjc to boise route with one flight daily.ging back the san jose to spokane, washington, daily flight. the airline, like many others, cut back during the pandemic. now it's slowly bringing flights back as demand increases. >>> coming up next, a quick look at our top stories, including a silicon valley giant welcoming back workers in a matter of hours. the new restrictions they'll face. >>> coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show, vicky nguyen celebrating asian-american pacific islander month with important voices that have been silent all these years. >> what was that like to see so many different generations showing up after your daughter put the call out? >> it's just so surprising. we have all broken out of our chains, our baggage of our culture, what our culture set, you know, be quiet, put your head down, don't make waves. all of us thought that's over. we have to come out. we have to speak now. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages.