kneel karlinsky, abc news, rexburg, idaho. >> okay.use, say the house is the intruder. built on top of a snake den where they sleep and breed and the only way out is to go through the house. >> snakes. why did it have to be snakes?anÑ >>> this morning on "world news now" -- democrats distraction. congressman anthony weiner forced to resign after a three week long sexting scandal. >> hard line colleagues demanded he quit and he finally delivered his major political decision. it's friday, june 17th. >>> good morning, everyone. good friday morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm daniel sieberg in for rob nelson. the seven-term congressman was apparently considering running for mayor here in new york maybe not so much anymore after so many high profile sex scandals involving politicians and celebrities. does this mean the end of weiner's career in politics? could he run for mayor one day, or some political office or have a talk show? >> these days we see politicians recover and come back some times even stronger. it happened before. who knows? t

. >> idaho family turned into a house of horror literally not an over statement.the home after they discovered it was infested with snakes. hundreds and hundreds of them. xd some as nel reports even in the walls. fichlt why snake. >> indiana jones only weakness and snake on a plane. well. jackson said it best. >> snake on this bleep plane. >>reporter: now imagine lying in your own bed and worrying about snake crawling under the covers and what you get isn't a horror movie but if their life. >> it was a nightmare. >>reporter: when they bought the 5 bedroom house in rural idaho it seemed like an incredible deal until they started finding snake slithering everywhere. in the the walls. on the floor. in their garbage. >> could you hear you can imagine scales against the back of sheet rock. it was pretty weird. >>reporter: wild life biologist said real intruder in the house square on top of a snake deny where the serpent slp, bed and multiply by the hundreds with no way out but up through the house. previous owner had the same problem and sued but the couple say they ha

we see idaho and their governor kind of blazing the trail asking chinese companies to come and invest in their projects there we see chinese companies being interested in a few different projects the fertilizer plant technology zone they're actually building some solar panels there five hundred people employed to do that traditionally we've seen a lot of resistance in the u.s. to allowing chinese companies to buy american companies do you think that we should be alarmed in the us of this or do you think that this is the solution. is part of the solution i mean i think this is you know you know will be centralised economic forces that have grown way too large that what we need to do you centralize for going back to the local level and you know use the banks in the. local level do you centralize economic solutions that's the way to go so don't there china bring them in have them buy companies that was author and journalist david de graw with that analysis thanks so much. remember the case of oscar grant a twenty two year old unarmed man shot and killed by a cop back in two thousand and

we see idaho and our governor kind of blazing the trail asking chinese companies to come and invest in their projects there we see chinese companies being interested in a few different projects fertilizer plants technology zone they're actually building some solar panels there five hundred people employed to do that traditionally we've seen a lot of resistance in the us to allowing chinese companies to buy american companies do you think that we should be alarmed in the us at this or do you think that this is the solution. is part of the solution i mean i see this is you know you know well the centralised economic forces that are growing going to war so what we need to do is essentially was going back to the local low and you know as you said the banks not. local level essentially was the economic solutions that's the way we have to go so don't fear china bring em in have on by companies that was author and journalist david de graw with that analysis thanks so much. now maybe you remember the case of oscar grant he is was a twenty two year old unarmed man who was shot and killed by a p

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. >> you're not from idaho or from twin falls. what brought you out here and got you interested in the book? >> well, i completed high school in ohio, and my family moved to california in 1962 after i graduated from high school. i came to college of southern idaho in 1969, and while i was doing any dissertation at the university of utah, i dealt with corrographers describing regions in england. that made me aware of the rich possibilities of understanding local history in terms of geography and all the different components of local history. .. science writer james gleick discusses his latest work history of information beginning with the development of various alphabet's ending with what's expected next from the information age the author of chaos crackles the evolution how thoughts and knowledge have been passed from one to another throughout history. he talks with frank rose a contributing editor of wired magazine and the author of the art of emersion. >> host: james, thank you so much for joining us. >> guest: thank you for hav

in idaho, we have really suffered over the last decade. i appreciate the fine line that you bought and the difficulties that you have. when i started in the state legislature, we had 42 operating mills. today, we have to be zero. one of them was built would stimulus money. since we are down to these two males, it is very difficult to remove fiber. -- two mills. i appreciate the fine line that you have to walk. i hope he will continue to educate people about how important it is to remove fuel. it is so important and it comes to fire control and forests that are struck -- that are thriving. it is a difficult task. a most able did not have the understanding, the technical understanding of how acre is very, from acre to acre. it is a great picture that you provided. you and i have probably seen examples of this all over. when you are out on a fire, you hope that it hits one that has burned and the last five or 10 years. that changes the dynamics of the fire entirely. the unfortunate thing about justice field treatment is how economically ineff

why deputies arrested this former candidate for governor in idaho. >>> financially strapped cal train is about to get millions of dollars from the federal government but there are strings attached. [ female announcer ] this is the story of sam, who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the staff was remarkable. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. >>> time is 6:14. the u.s. house in washington opened their session about 15 minutes ago. right away they started debating the u.s. mission in libya. ktvu alison burns reports they will take a vote later today that could restrict american involvement. allison. >> reporter: that is right, dave. republican leaders and democrats say president obama has not made the case for war in libya so they will taking the dramatic action to

. >>> this comes to us from ksas 9 news in denver, colorado where nearby idaho springs volunteers are proving the season of giving can last all year long. billy lee is well known for playing santa claus in local malls. two months after an accident left him unable to care for his animals. the society of santas are pitching in. they appoint add group of santa helpers to tend to his farm so that they can say they have done so much for others. >>> i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good boy, everyone. -- good morning, everyone. low 60's cost in most locations. 64 at the airport. mostly sunny today. high temperature in the low 80's today. >> 4:57. here's a look ahead to 11 news today. >> some workers in harford thwarted a robbery account. >> unemployment is high. the latest coming upper. >> some closures in the city. will have do you as to what to ou [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncic

they're concerned about flooding through northern idaho up through montana. those were all heading northward at this hour. today's forecast, we don't have a lot of rain out there. i'm going to show you the temperature forecast. 100 from west texas to kansas. we're easily in the 90s past chicago and minneapolis. we're start to go warm it up near 90 today in new york, philly and d.c. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. 96 in nashville, tennessee. and dallas, texas, we have a shot at 100 today. denver, colorado, same as yesterday, around 90. indianapolis, steamy at 92. we will see the record braking heat spreadling to the east coast wednesday and thursday. and thursday looks like it will probably be one of the hottest days we've seen in a long time in the mid-atlantic. d.c. has a chance of hitting 100. >> and that can be dangerous. people need to watch out. >>> stocks stumble, am unveils sxb what would you pay for launch with the oracle. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus

along with that big brainstorm moving up through idaho and montana. when you get a weather pattern like this. you will get the sort of weather happening where you get 105 happening. temperatures cooler in the west. 71 in la where it feels like early spring. notice we did get a little warm think here. and this weather system kicked up the winds yesterday. that sorm storm system is now m up here. a lot of snow here too a lot of flooding concerns here. a slight chance of showers. look at how cool it is. warmer in the deserts all of the west below normal. here is a look shasta. even for you, on the cool side. slow improvement. >> inching there. all right bill, thank you so much. stocks stumble, apple unveils and what would you pay for lu h lunch. yet another honor and cause for lady gaga. >> the boston bruins make a statement and bad news for one of college football's biggest programs. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. one president obama's

(laughter) >> stephen: then romney-- (laughter) >> stephen: romney can just take iowa, idaho and ohionsolidate them into one vowel rich state iohatawa. (cheers and applause) >> and whatever is left romney will chop up and repackage as bundled freedom derivatives. then he'll just short sell everything west of the mississippi, wait for the markets to tank and buy it back for a song. now some little people-- some little people out there might get hurt but that's how wall street does business. you squeeze out maximum value for your shareholders. and-- mitt romney can guarantee it will work. >> sometimes i was successful. other times i wasn't. >> or maybe it won't. but one thing we know, it always seemed to work out for mitt romney. and that's the word. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) &( >> welcome back, everybody. hey, thank you. nation, i don't often say this. but i'm ashamed. thank you. last night i showed you an x-rated picture of anthony weiner's penis, a picture that blogger and journalish andrew breitbart had in his possession but said he would not release. i'm trying to

you don't see too many of these unless you are driving in rural idaho driving and i like this and who is the designer? the designer is it owner's son and we have permanently recorded. >> in the good days you didn't need to be an architect to design something. >> that's right. owner's son. >> he didn't even have a name. >> he didn't need one. >> here is another one. >> portero. >> and built for $600 and a steel frame building and used as a shop. they don't sell gas there and but it's there and according to the records and we have all these old records. let's see where do we go? and this one -- >> and that's the best one. >> okay. this is down at howard field. what's up dog? >> used to be on pacific and they wanted to tear it down and everyone went up in arms and they cut off the bottom and dragged it underneath the freeway and abandoned it -- >> temporary storage. >> and now it's a hot dog stand. >> and down there is a wonderful black smith building and one of the things i like about this building it has elevated roof on the section behind and ventilate and no chimneys. >> right next t

i went to idaho and i told them, potatoes are nothing but white trash yams. (laughter) >> to save time, instead of going to massachusetts i just stepped in dog [bleep]. boom! who's up next. boom! oh my god, i almost cut my hand on the [bleep] wheel. (applause) >> that is when you know you got issues, baby. can't even see it any more. while pawlenty gets us to face the problem inside us candidate kane offers real solutions to fixal issues. >> don't try ask what it doesn't hurt-- you didn't -- we was too busy trying to live. send our kids to school. that's why i only allow-- you don't have time to read that one. >> will be three pages. if i am president, treaties will have to fit on the back of a serial box. from now on the state of the union address will be delivered in the form of a fortune cookie. i am her man kane and i do not like to read. we'll be right back. (applause) >> coming up on the show, our insatiable search for oil has forced to us do business with some of the world's post dangerous regimes. it turns out the most dangerous may be closer than we

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>> i'm presently doing some research on the history of the college of southern idaho. the college was created in 1965. i came here in 1969, so the college and i kind of grew up together. >> great. well, thank you so much, dr. gentry. >> thank you for your time. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. we're here at the university of chicago to talk with several of their professors about books they've written. we're going to show you some of those now. the name of the book is "democracy remix: black youth and the future of american politics" the author is university of chicago professor kathy cohen. professor cohen, is there an all yen nation -- alienation between black youth of today and the older black generations? >> well, i think that there is a generational divide, to say the least. um, we've heard it, for example, in the words of bill cosby who at times has ranted against parts of this generation for not doing, i think, what he perceives to be kind of the respectable, right thing to do to succeed in the society. there is a concern that we often hear from older member

widespread area here across montana, idaho, wyoming, looking at flood watches and warnings. river levels are getting very, very high. highs on tuesday, still looking pretty hot toward the east coast, getting up to 30 degrees in new york. >>> now for europe. it's going to be still an unsettled picture, really across the region, especially continental europe. thundershowers, again, really over a wide area. some stormy weather could be feature ed in parts of the scandinavian peninsula, as well, especially near the low pressure area here. for the british isles, another low is going to bring more persistent rains. perhaps not thundery here. definitely more rain to come over the next few days and temperatures remaining mild aross the board here. 20 degrees for london. 21 in paris. 26 degrees in berlin. the same also for vienna. central europe, in particular, still looking pretty warm. then 33 degrees for athens, really hot weather for you again on tuesday. all right. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour. the japanese g

>> i'm doing research on the college of southern idaho. the college was created in 1965. i came here in 1969. the college and i grew up together. >> thank you so much, jim gentry. >> thank you for your time. >> you are watching 48 hours of nonfiction books. >> and now holly tucker provides an account of the first blood transfusions which took place in france in 1667 and the fallout of those experiments. >> we are going to get started very shortly. holly will get her computer plugged in and i will do the introduction while she is doing that. i would like to welcome you to the national museum of health and medicine science cabinet. we call it the medical museum science cafe. this is one of our outreach programs we are doing serving in conjunction with opening up a new building so if you are from silver spring we got a lot of people from this area or close by neighbors our museum is going to be on opening up in a new facility in silver spring, maryland, this fall. we are located at the medical center and the medical center is going to be closing now through september and so

(laughter) >> stephen: then romney-- (laughter) >> stephen: romney can just take iowa, idaho and ohionsolidate them into one vowel rich state iohatawa. (cheers and applause) >> and whatever is left romney will chop up and repackage as bundled freedom derivatives. then he'll just short sell everything west of the mississippi, wait for the markets to tank and buy it back for a song. now some little people-- some little people out there might get hurt but that's how wall street does business. you squeeze out maximum value for your shareholders. and-- mitt romney can guarantee it will work. >> sometimes i was successful. other times i wasn't. >> or maybe it won't. but one thing we know, it always seemed to work out for mitt romney. and that's the word. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) anncr: old navy getaway dresses. ♪ verse: don't need a ticket to the bahamas. this dress makes me feel like one hot momma. chorus: do the vacay sway... tropical dress getaway. ♪ bird: (whistles) i gotta tweet this! (squawks) ♪ chorus: the vacay sway... anncr: make everyday a vacay in getaway dresse

then kicking up into idaho with some showers. nothing spectacular to talk about. we're in one of those june weather patterns where there's no big storms any more like we had a week or two ago. now tranquil. low clouds each morning. we're starting to heat it up in the deserts. but the northern rockies, you're still waiting for that summer weather pattern to develop. hopefully it will. a weak front is washing out as it tries to move on shore. that's not strong as it tracks to british columbia. the roads may be a little wet around interstate 84 including boyz with overnight showers. some of those are heading to twin falls. temperatures are cool. we're in the low 50s. clouds today. only 63 for you in seattle. even l.a. today only 74. that's a look at your monday forecast. steamy. there 101. >>> nothing spectacular today and tomorrow kind of a repeat. >> thanks. >>> coming up, what to look for this weekend on wall street. europe looks to stave off a greek default and bill gates makes gossip news? plus the reason why so many people in hollywood are happy this film did w

just showers and storms from idaho to montana. looks like we're in for a tranquil period of weather. watching us on knsd my news 3 in las vegas, nevada, take a look, enjoy the fresh air and see palms kak ti and other plants native to the area at gardens of the springs preserve and that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. in the wake of anthony weiner's twitter scandal, is alec baldwin considering a run for new york city mayor? a friend told "the daily" he's thinking about it now that weiner's presumably out. baldwin's rep said he wouldn't rule it out. >>> how big is justin bieber right now? country purists were shaking their heads last night after bieber picked up a cmt award for best collaborative video along with rascal flatts. i'm not going to fight that. >>> zach tells "rolling stone" in "hangover 3" his character will end up in a mental hospital with the other guys trying to break him out. >>> e-news reports kim kardashian is finalizing a pren

new system from the west bringing heavy rain to western canada, turning quite stormy across montana, idaho and the dakotas. renewed flooding risk as well. stays hot in the south, 35 degrees in houston and cool in the northwestern corner. 17 in seattle with cloudy skies. now for europe, the mediterranean holding on to that warm sunshine so looking summery out here, spain, portugal, all the way into greece but just to the north, central and eastern europe will experience severe thunderstorms again for germany a cross the alps and also into parts of eastern europe, exriencing outbreaks of heavy thundery downpours. across scandinavia unsettled but nothing too severe and out towards the northwest starting off on a sunny note across the british isles and holding on to the dry weather throughout the day but by the evening hours we'll start to see steady rain moving in from the west. 19 degrees in london today, 21 in paris, hotting up to 33 in lisbon and another hot day in athens at 35 degrees. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine koba

conditions across the northern plains as well, some hail reported here, some of that lingers in montana and idaho tonight, clearing up by friday finally and then that system heads towards eastern canada as we head into your friday, bringing severe weather into eastern canada, also the great lakes will experience thunderstorms as well. the west coast is going to be clearing up on friday, but by the afternoon, new system comes on through, this is going to be bringing some showers to northern california. 26 degrees in los angeles today. 25 in denver, it remains very hot down in the south, 33 degrees, a bit of a jump for chicago at 32 degrees. now for europe, high pressure system, very strong high pressure system dominating western and central europe today, that's going to be bringing bright spells of sunshine, so overall looking very warm and very sunny, all the way from scandinavia down towards spain and portugal. it looks like the west coast of norway will again be subject to wet and windy conditions and down towards the south for the mediterranean, a weak however, a very large low pressure system

host: larry in indiana or idaho? caller: idaho. i enjoy listening to c-span every morning. like to respond to the lady that called in just a moment ago. i am a republican, and i certainly do want to push them off the cliff. i do not want to take anyone social security. i do not want to take anybody's medicare or medicaid. and i don think senator tom coburn of oklahoma does, either, or any of the other republicans. host: are tax increases on the table for you? caller: yes, ma'am. in order to get this thing under control, we have to increase taxes, but we have to make spending cuts. host: on the bipartisan negotiations that vice-president joe biden is leading over revenue versus spending, here is the "washington post," saying that the talks are under way led by biden. this time around negotiators have agreed to pull about 200 billions in savings from various programs, including federal worker pensions and farm subsidies. with obama to host house democrats at the white house later this week, steny hoyer, the democrat from maryland, the no. 2 in the house, fired a warning shot

she was flying home from idaho when she crashed on sunday southwest of the town of burns. she had performed her aerobatic act at an air show on saturday. she was able to radio another pilot who sent rescuers to the crash site. rescuers say her sport biplane known as the red eagle was not recognizable as an airplane after that crash. she says the plane had an engine failure. she had been scheduled to perform at the livermore air show later this year. >>> all right. it's coming up on 5:00. want to go back over to sal. how's the commute, sal? >>> it's doing okay. we had an earlier crash on the east shore freeway. we're going to take a look at that now. it was 80 at university. you can see it here. the lanes have been opened. traffic is still moving okay. it's maybe a little bit slower than normal coming down to berkeley but fortunately it was early. chp did a good job in getting the lanes clear. westbound bay bridge traffic looks very nice driving into the city at this time. and this morning if you are driving on interstate 880 nearby north and southbound traffic is light. no

neal karlinsky is live from the snake pit in rexburg, idaho. neal. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this would make anyone's real estate nightmare top ten list. they do, in fact, call this place the snake house. and with good reason. the last family to live here lasted only three months. they say the place is filled with snakes. they're even crawling inside the walls. >> why did it have to be snakes? >> reporter: they were indiana jones' only weakness. and "snakes on a plane," well, samuel l. jackson said it best. >> there are [ bleep ]snakes on this [ bleep ] plane. >> reporter: now, imagine lying in your own bed, worrying about snakes crawling under the covers. and what you get isn't a horror movie but ben and amber sessions' life. >> it was a nightmare. >> reporter: when they bought this five-bedroom house in rural idaho it seemed like an incredible deal, until they started finding snakes slithering everywhere. in the walls, on the floor, in their garbage. >> you could hear, if you can imagine, scales against the back of sheetrock. it was p

the best threat of severe weather will be in idaho and montana.cattered showers are possible today. if they do create delays, we'll have them. so can you. flight tracker. abc7news.com. kristen? >> thanks a lot. 4:48. in greece, members of parliament will vote on a critical austerity bill. demonstrators have been trying to stop lawmakers from getting in the greek parliament leading to several injuries, mostly among officers. today's vote comes on the second day of a general strike that has shut down most of the country. they're fighting austerity measures that must pass if greece hopes to avoid defaulting on the debt. >>> worries of radioactive smoke in new mexico as firefighters battle a monster brush fire closing in on los alamos nuclear laboratory. abc's john hendren has more. >> out-of-control wildfire now threatens a dump site with 20,000 barrels of waste contaminated with plutonium. >> what we're worried about is what happens when the fires go right in to the buildings, and perhaps pop open many of the 55-gallon drums. >> laboratories say the

romney was in idaho falls yesterday. attending a private rundraiser. among the stop in california is barbecue at the portola valley home of scott mcnealy. he will hit sacramento, los angeles and orange county. the latest field poll shows romney holds a solid lead over the party rivals in california. and is preferred by 25% of republican voters. >>> there is word this morning that long-time north bay congresswoman lynn woolsey is set to retire next year. she is set to announce she is leaving office at the end of term in 2012. she is planning a news conference monday to discuss the future. woolsey represented marrin and sonoma county for 20 years. a draft of a redistricting map released last week indicates that woolsey's congressional district would shift significantly if the change is approved. >>> a lawyer for the three miles per hour hikers charged with espionage in iran says a new hearing set of july 31 has been set in this case. shane bauer, josh fattal and sarah shourd were detained in late july in 2009 along the iran/iraq border. they deny spying

was blind from the age of four, and he went on to graduate summa cum laude from the university of idaho in moscow. he became a pianist and entertainer, had a wonderful career in music, but also was a-- a sort of a bit of a philosopher and loved good poetry and wrote good songs and talked to us-- all of us-- all five of us-- talked to us about life and about commitment and about the feeling that he had that one person can make a difference and does make a difference. so i was weaned on that. it was something that i always thought was true and still do. if your political consciousness was raised when you were a child, when did you discover that you had this amazing singing voice? was that the same time? it was about the same time. freedom of speech meant freedom to sing, for me. and once i opened my mouth and started doing that, it seems that that perpetuated the whole thing. i--i think a day without singing is like a day without an apple, a day without a sunrise. and so i always had that, and i-- once, i said to my mother, "did you have to force me to practice the piano?" and she said--m

emergency emergency, alaska, hawaii, idaho considering legislation.wmaker says utah needs to stand with texas. >>> we showed you this video yesterday. this is essentially a flight i guess, some would call it a fight, some a beatdown outside the airport in houston. the one on the ground there, that yellow shirt that said he was beat up is a west point cadet. the people doing the beating work for singer patti labelle. we'll explain this video next. stay with us. n help. only align has bifantis, a pantented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ try align today. has twice the calcium of the leading yogurt. that's 50% of the daily value. pass on the news and make sure you and everyone you know is getting the calcium they need. ♪ >>> one side calls it an attack, the other side not so much. richard keen in the yellow shirt stumbling around. patti labelle's body guards beat him up at the airport, he is suing the performer now, we got this edited video from ktrk. he said he did nothing wron

taxpayer money for the past ten years, apparently for the property he owns for the snake river in idahoit includes an upscale fishing lodge. they get 500 bucks a day just for fly fishing. and get this. the $330,000 he's received from the government is called a conservation payment. that means he's paid not to farm his land. there are city slickers like rockefeller from all over the country on the farm subsidy dole. in chicago last year, 734 farmers got $2.2 million in federal subsidies. in miami, 203 people received a total of $2.5 million in farm subsidies. in san francisco, 179 farmers got $1.1 million. the list goes on. >> unfortunately, folks who live in cities like manhattan or san francisco that is absentee la landlords and are very wealthy, are taking our tax dollars and using them to help pad their bottom line. >> reporter: we tried several times to get a hold of mark rockefeller. i'm calling about the money mr. rockefeller receives -- isn't it time for this to end? >> it is time for this to end. the more you find out about this government, the more absurd it is. >> reporter: ab

and it turns let's say a white supremacist secessionist terrorist klan rally somewhere in texas or idaho and whites are coming out as the session is terrorist and those are a lot of words that pretty gathered as you can imagine right and there's the rally and there's this guy and he's not a citizen and he's hanging out is meeting people what do you want guns this person i don't think that the answer of nothing is either in tune with common sense or constitutional powers are not into the constitutional law that i'm just very curious i mean how can you only be for free speech but with certain exceptions or either stand for these values or you don't but again the first amendment was not created to permit insurrection or the overthrow of the government and i think that the court has been sherm even while recognizing that in many cases of the case law needed to be used to be revisited in order to protect civil liberties here's a spot where you don't want where you don't want free speech because it isn't consonant with the very political order that's mean changing the environment what free spe

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

on here in exchange china gets american infrastructure american land and even the entire state of idaho a maybe they'll privatizers a road after they buy them we can only hope so the u.s. may not have any money but maybe we can pay the world often clinton's remote rumors are swirling via reuters that hillary clinton maybe i need to take the seat of president of the world bank in two thousand and twelve and of course word out of hillary land has been flat denial so far but that never means much these days one way or another i'm sure we haven't heard the last of hillary ok we're we're talking about hillary clinton now so yes that means you can stop touching yourselves. all right joining us now is luke would ask yourself we're lucky to have with us as a result of a surprise ride that saved him a train trip he is coming to us live from st moritz switzerland with an update on what has transpired at the builder board meetings going on there luke thank you for being with us tonight. he gets my friend being a good thing. things are going to be pretty intense here cops are following us around ev

a big embarrassment for a former candidate for governor in idaho.ng a lot more press than expected during a recent press conference. >>> a city government that seems to phase one problem after another. man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! >>> in idaho a former candidate for governor was arrested just before he was gonna give a news conference. >> we're being treated -- >> look at this. he had announced he would be giving a news conference. he would be talking about charges against him for trying to influence a jury. but there was a warrant for his arrest. so when he showed up. >>> sal, you are still watching highway 4. >> that's right. there is a construction project, you know it well, if you live in this area, the widening of highway 4. newschopper is there now, apparently two workers, working on this project were injured this morning. this won't be finished for at least another year an

. >> in idaho a former candidate for governor paddled in charges of jury tampering was arrested on the way to his own news conference and awaiting trial for porching a an -- poaching an elk. he says he was informing jurors of the right to vote their conscience, prosecutors disagreed and issued a warrant for his arrest. he was arrested by sheriff deputies. >> i felt like they treated me like i just murdered someone. there is going to be consequences to officers that handled this the way they handcuffed me and shoved me in the car. >> he faces up to five years in prison if convicted of jury tampering. >> coming up, google under investigation. the feds taking a look at business dealings inside of the googleplex. >> back in custody and back in court. why notorious mobster whitey bulger says he can't afford to defend himself. >> sunny skies now, and clouds will fill back in overnight leading to a cool down saturday warm up sunday. full forecast is coming up. >>> investigators are now looking into the way google does business. >> google confirmed the ftc is investigating if google abuses dom

but the chinese might be invading economically this project sixty is a little known initiative in idaho truly pray to the republican governor bush otter is a job creator that will enhance domestic business but on further analysis it appears to be an initiative that encourages and actively courts chinese investment in acquisition with china already rapidly by no real estate they have to trade their u.s. treasuries for something right well as the federal reserve devalues the increasingly useless dollar china is wisely taking steps to ensure they keep the economic upper hand basically i don't who is giving to china an easy way out of deteriorating deteriorating dollars off waiting massive tax breaks as they begin to divest out of the federal reserve scheme system and buy up a real economy because mainstream and word foreign direct investment is what it's called in project sixty but that's just a fancy political double speak for giving foreign businesses half a million to one million dollars in tax breaks so it will be easier to get a job from a chinese company than an american company than