i can talk about the example in idaho. idaho has one statewide elected official that is hispanic.one of two congressmen in idaho that's hispanic. it's a majority white state. about 90% white. and they have no problem voting for racial minorities to represent them. i think we need to start rethinking all these things. in fact, i welcome all minorities to move to idaho and to states that are willing to vote statewide for minorities. >> how far have we come, tom? >> well, a long way but the journey is not complete yet. and i feel strongly that in this country we need to expand voting rights, not restrict them in some fashion. i would even move voting day from tuesday to a weekend, which i think would encourage more people who are consumed with working or taking care of children at home can't get to the voting place. one of the great civil rights leaders has a movement called why tuesday to move it. to encourage people, a, to vote and feel fulfilled as citizens and get more actively involved. racial entitlement is a pretty loaded phrase it seems to me. the voting rights act was passed

there was a ruling in idaho related to the idaho ban that was a bit of a surprise, i think.at the court ruling in that case was going to strike down the idaho ban. does that mean that any of the other states are now in jeopardy, legally? >> actually, the reality is that everywhere it's been tested in court right now, those 20-week bans are enjoined. they are enjoined in idaho and arizona and currently in georgia. some of those are just temporarily enjoined as the case goes on. the idaho judge did the right thing. he looked at it and said it contra vens the constitutional standard and blocked it. >> this is a fight that is so hard to keep track of on a day-to-day basis because there's so much happening on a day-to-day basis that we have a whole separate stream of news input on this show to try to keep trask these things. you are doing so much more intensively than us because you are combatants in the field. thanks for helping us understand this. >> thanks for continuing to coverage the story. >> it's hard. it's getting harder. nathy northrup, thank you. >>> we've got a story

headed from san jose to boise, idaho. sure yet if there was a fire or just a faulty indicator light. live pictures out of the san jose airport. this is the main run way. still closed because of this plane there on the run way. >>> exotic carmaker lamborghini just unveiled super car. named after the nano. build and sell just three of them. it's a street legal race car that will hit up to 220 miles an hour. comes with a price tag of $4 million. two of those buyers are reportedly from the u.s. >>> today at 5:00, the oakland museum has been hit by burglars. and in one instance stance a valuable gold box. expecting to hear about a break in the case in 90 minutes from oakland police including a possible arrest. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. see you the next time news breaks. and we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day.

you have 20-pound wolf pups being shot in idaho and wyoming.in wyoming, you can go to national forest land and trap and stare wolves. you can kill wolves however you want. [gunshot] been signed off by the department of the interior and the state of wyoming. >> a lot of the big fans of yellowstone wolves are following the lives of the actual individuals. they are the attraction. these become the stars of our show. so without them, oh, wow, and then to have them hunted, it is even harder for our guests to understand good they could influence decision about visiting the park in the future. wolf hunting and hunting in general are both extremely important to people in montana. it is interwoven into the traditions we observe, the pathways of our daily lives throughout the year. it is something that we zealously protect. hunting is very important, a very important way in which to put food on the table for many families. a good-sized elk can feed a family of four or more if it is a larger elk throughout the year. that has been the traditional way in mo

certainly these groups have an agenda. >> but authorities in idaho who used the video to bring criminalharges say there is no indication anything was staged but why didn't mercy for animals simply tell the owner what they found and stop the abuse sooner? >> this is not our duty to tell the owners. it's their duty to know what's going on in their facility. and it was so egregious it rises to a level of criminal animal abuse. >> in fact, the betancourts themselves concede they are now using sat video they so object to train employees in their zero tolerance policy for cruelty. >> some good that has come from this? >> yeah. >> but not enough in the view of farm lobbyists to stop the efforts that have already made such undercover taping on farms illegal in five states. >> we're not currently doing our investigations in those five states. >> because of those laws? >> that's right. >> so they have stopped you? >> they have, yeah. >> it is truly an honor to be here. >> and the same is true for sponsors of the genesis awards. the humane society of the united states. so they have won this round

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that's what i'm hoping for. >> couch touches down in cambridge, idaho, to a hero's welcome.ecord is 235 miles. >> so i think the next flight i'm going to get enough balloons and ballast to go to 25,000 feet. and then see if i can stay out overnight, i could maybe break my old record and go farther. maybe i could go 500 miles. >> luckily, cluster ballooning is a rare pastime. these home-made aircraft require skill and training to operate safely as well as a fair amount of luck.

>> has a woman in idaho ever had an orgasm? >> no.'s had a potato. >> john: mitt romney popped up -- >> speaking of vaginas. >> adjacent. >> john: he was on dennis miller's show. >> speaking of vaginas. >> john: he told dennis that he's leading a normal life again. although mitt romney couldn't have a normal life if his dad died and willed him one. what's a normal life for mitt romney who makes $20 million a year for not working. >> i guess the dog is back on the roof. >> that poor dog. i think smaller chandeliers. >> it is all relative, right? for him a normal life is he's riding the elevator to see his car. >> john: how did the g.o.p. wind up nominating such an out-of-touch candidate? or how did citizens united help him buy the nomination? >> i think all of their candidates are out of touch. it was completely reflective of who they are right now. >> the best of what was available. >> jon huntsman never had a chance. it was his turn in the barrel. the rest of them were -- >> john: jon huntsman who was never the front-runner at all. t

in these last weeks, hemingway has been brought once more from idaho for treatment to mayo. not long after this note hemingway will fool is foolish doctors at the world-famous clinic into believing he is well enough to go home to idaho and almost immediately the boss shotgun will go off in the sunday quiet of the house that sits a couple hundred yards up the steep slope from the west bank of the big wood river. the patient on the locked ward at st. mary's on june 15, 1961, has just learned that dr. xavier's son is in a denver hospital. in idaho, hemingway and fritz and fritz's father liked talking about the yankees and rainbow trout, but none of that will ever be the same again. st. mary's hospital, rochester, minn. june 15th, 1961. deer fritz, i was terribly sorry to hear this morning in a note from your father that you were laid up in denver for a few days more, and speed off this note to tell you how much i hope you will be feeling better. it has been very hot and muggy in rochester but the last two days it has turned cool and lovely with tonight's wonderful for sleeping.

. >> and when we spoke last time, you told me about the mental health laws in your state in idaho.you talked about this emotionally awful time when your husband had to press criminal charges in order to get your son put in a mental institution for his health, for your safety. but he could only stay in that institution at the time for 10 to 14 days. what changes are needed? that, to me, seemed so shocking and so difficult for you as a parent. >> right. and i know that our state isn't alone here in idaho in dealing with mental illness and mental disorders through the juvenile justice system. in many cases, there's really just a gap between an acute care facility like the one my son visited and jail. there just aren't a lot of options. i will say in defense of idaho that advocacy again proved very powerful in our case, and the state's been very forthcoming in providing services for my son. >> the hartford current and pbs had put together a documentary for frontline on adam lanlza and his mother nancy, the first person he killed on that horrific day. various people have told the curren

let's go to dan in idaho. please, dan? >> caller: jim, hello from idaho. >> nice, man. >> caller: i have to come out with a big go zags boo-yah. >> why not? >> caller: i'm a bit stifled by stifel financial. >> i'm bullish on the groove. i want to be a buyer. let's go to meryl in connecticut, hi, meryl. >> caller: love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: what i want to know is what's going on with blackstone, bx, it's been down every day this week. >> it's only up a dollar from its high, so let's not get too concerned about it. i think it is a buy right here. let's go to joe in wisconsin. joe? >> caller: jim, is this the same jim cramer that wakes up at 3:30 in the morning just to make me money? >> yeah, that's pretty much me, absolutely. >> caller: okay. well, thank you for all that you do. hey, listen, i'm calling about the acadia pharmaceuticals. i bought it in my roth ira at 5. i would like to know what you think is the potential here given the fda potential approval. >> i think this parkinson's thing is the real deal.

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but not as many as in idaho. we will both be back there shortly and can joke about experiences together. best always to you old-timer from your good friend who misses you very much, mr. poppa. ps, best of all the family and feeling fine and cheerful about things in general and hope to see you all soon. >> no one knows for sure, but he seemed to be the last row sentences ernest hemingway sat down on paper. amid so much room in conestoga beauty. thank you very much. [applause] >> so knowing you have a covenant housing is a no-brainer. i felt thought privilege to write the forward because it gave me a chance to recognize the fact that my dad would've been homeless and so. he was born to a single mother, very poor. my father now exaggerates even more genetically. he couldn't afford the other two letters, but it was an extraordinary community is very intact and very watchful of the children and my father was taken in by another family who threw extraordinary love cat my father forward. people in the trinity hospital f

but oregon next door don't and idaho doesn't.shington. that seems to be one of the biggest hurdles. >> that's going to happen if it's very cheap in washington. but it's as if there are no pot dealers in idaho and oregon and the borders are not thickcally populated. the real issue is not the people coming to the pot but the pot going to the people. in colorado they allow home growing and a low tax and washington does not allow home growing and a high tax. the big problem may be that their prices are so high that they're illegally in washington because it's cheaper. >> michael: you think about pot you would think that they would bring in someone who is for it. but you're opposed to the legislation. you wrote when they would flock to california to stock up. there is no way on earth the federal government would tolerate that and instead we'll see massive federal busts of legal growers and retailers no matter how legal their activity was under state law. no friend of marijuana legalization, is that part of the idea, to bring in people

cesar ---un avion que habia despegado del aeropuerto de san jose con destino a "boise" idaho, tuvo querrizaje de emergencia debido a problemas en uno de sus motores. take vo ---el vuelo numero 24-04 de "alaska airlines" partio de san jose a las 11 con 8 minutos de esta maÑana y 20 minutos despues el piloto recibio una alerta de incendio en uno de los motores por lo que decidio regresar. ---el vuelo logro aterrizar sin problemas. ---los 48 pasajeros tomaron otro vuelo para llegar a su destino. stop open cesar ---continua creciendo un altar improvisado en la ciudad de campbell... take vo ...para honrar la memoria de un adolescente de 18 aÑos que fue asesinado el domingo por la tarde. ---segun la policia, richard vega, caminaba por la calle cuando alguien se le acerco y le disparo varias veces. ---la joven victima apenas se habia graduado de una preparatoria local topvo blanca ---ya fue recuperado un rifle semi-automatico que habia sido robado de un vehiculo de la policia de san francisco mientras un agente investigaba un delito en el vecindario "soma". ---el rifle ar-15 fue localizado en

in the 30s in many areas of oregon, washington and stayed in the 20s in the higher elevations of idaho. so, going to be a cool day today but at least today will be the dry day in the west. plenty of sunshine. phoenix holds on to the warmth. onshore flow in san diego, california, l.a. has cooled you off. that's a day. temperatures comfortable after a chilly start. good thing about the march sun. even if you get a cold morning as long as it's sunny you should warm up nicely. >> up like those. because of those in the west those in east there's concern about flight delays. >> especially chicago tomorrow and big cities in the east. >>> how exercise could affect your sleep, why a nurse refused to perform cpr on a patient who died. we have the tape of the 911 call. sports highlights and why gun makers are posting big profits in business. we're back in two. >>> good morning and welcome back. some stories making news this morning, president obama will nominate silvia matthews burwell. she's president of the walmart foundation and served in a number of economic policy roles. catholic cardinals m

but idaho isn't uncovering any hidden treasures this year.ts are coming down hard on the state to the tune of $20 million. who is getting hit the hardest? joining us, somebody who knows, idaho governor butch otter. i'm born in iowa. that's why i have iowa on the mind. good morning to you. >> i'll forgive you. >> steve: three weeks ago today you were in the oval office and the president of the united states pulled out a paper and told you what? >> well, actually there were 48 other governors there as well. and the governors were pretty uniform, steve. when they said, hey, listen, we can handle this 2.6% cut. this $85 billion, we've been doing this all these years, balancing the budget, making the tough decision. if you'll just give us flexibility, say in health and welfare, move it from low energy assistance to vaccination for immunizations for children. >> steve: have they given you the flexibility? >> not yet. but the president was ameanable to that. >> steve: let's put up some of the impact areas there in your great state of idaho when it c

we have almost 2,000 grazing permits that are operated by individual operators in idaho.they need certainty and clarity. they don't have it with the problem we have with sage grouse. this is within the hands of the, of the secretary to resolve and i really hope this gets resolved. it needs to be resolved before this process goes forward. i intend to work with them. you suspect after this, i will be hearing from them very quickly as to what we need do. i have some really, really good ideas. >> thank you, senator risch. senator lender? >> thank you. let me begin for thank you for being willing to serve. it is a very important zones the president has nominated you for. i think you bring particularly interesting and exciting set of skills to this job, and i appreciate the meeting that we had for quite a long time in my office. you want to thank the chairman and the ranking member so much for their focus on revenue sharing as the possibility of giving states and local communities some additional resources that can address some of the man nish shoes expressed on both sides here

. >> reporter: abedini had been living for years in boise, idaho with his wife and children working as before he came to america he had run a series of underground churches in iran to the objections of the government there. he went back to iran, he says, to work on an orphanage only to find himself arrested last summer by the iranian revolutionary guard. he was convicted for preaching christianity and sentenced to eight years in prison. in a letter to his wife he said he had been beaten. now his plight has gone viral with online petitions calling for his release and his wife has become his voice. >> while saeed does not have a voice to sing to his children, we each have a voice for his freedom. >> joining me now from idaho is nagba abedini the wife of saeed represented by the american center for law and justice and its executive director joins me here in washington. both of you, thank you for being here. your husband has been in this iranian prison now for six months. he is serving an eight-year sentence. how did this happen? >> well, he's been back ten times since 2009 working on an o

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the bat state senator jim rice a republican from idaho is so outraged about proposed gun control laws that he wants to strengthen the state militia to take on the federal government has proposed a constitutional amendment that would make all idaho adults eligible to be drafted into that state's militia as he said his amendment will allow the state to backstop the individual right to keep and bear arms in the effective way that is supported by the reasoning in all the u.s. supreme court decisions so it's so state representative rice is willing to take up his arms take up arms against our government if we pass any gun control laws after all that worked out real well for jefferson davis fact the whole country back in one thousand nine hundred sixty and a very very ugly congressman louie. i talk about necrophilia on the house floor gall march in a recent interview with the right wingers at newsmax made a comparison between slavery and government spending he said slavery abortion are the two most when those things this country has done when you think about the immorality of wild lavish spe

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similar laws in three other states, arizona, georgia and idaho, have been blocked by the courts. abortion opponents are scoring other victories too, putting new restrictions on clinics, requiring more parental consent and imposing waiting periods. >> anti choice politicians have been chipping away at access to abortion services for years. what arkansas has done with this ban on abortion within the first trimester is not just chipping away. it's taking a sledgehammer to the guaranteed rights of roe vs. wade. >> reporter: after failing to get much traction in the courts, opponents of abortion are now finding success in state legislatures, still hoping to find the right case and the right time to get roe v. wade overturned. pete williams, nbc news, at the supreme court. >>> tonight, u.s. officials say osama bin laden's son-in-law, an accused plotter in the 9/11 terrorist attacks has been captured in the middle east, is now in u.s. custody here in new york. officials tell nbc news he's been a prisoner in iran for most of the past decade. he is scheduled to appear in federal court tom

$350 million for planned parenthood-style sex education programs in western states including montana, idahoegon, alaska, for sex education programs starting now in kindergarten. >> remember the sequester was all about, it's going to end everything, we're going to have to close the white house tours, going to have to close small airport towers and things like that. so they did that and a whole other list of thing, yet they're able to find $350 million for this program. >> you know how long that would keep the white house tours going? >> 20 years? >> 100 years. >> no way. >> 100 years the white house could be open for as long as us and our grandchildren would be around. >> was this really a zero-sum situation? do you really have to choose between sex ed out in the country and white house closing its doors? i don't think so. >>> next, former republican senator alan simpson, love this guy, says his party needs to stop letting the religious right rule the party positioned on issues like abortion rights and gay marriage. here's what he said to "the l.a. times." "you're a republican, you believe i

joining us is senator jim riche, a republican from idaho, also a republican and interested in seeingyou've been watching this and watching the coverage, as you are aware, catholics make up the second largest religious demographic in congress. what do you think, and what are your expectations of the new pope? >> well, a lot of us catholics are kind of amused at the media coverage of this. you know, you cover this as if it's a sporting event or, worse yet, a political convention. look, this has been going on for 2,000 years and we talk about what country they'll come from. i really don't think those people are focused on that at all. they have an entirely different focus than what i think the media does and what laypeople do, particularly laypeople outside the church. they're looking for an individual who's a successor to st. peter, the first pope, and they're looking for someone who brings the kind of attributes that jesus inspired in us, who are christians, who are catholic. >> sir, so you're not interested in watching the media coverage or learning about who potentially could be the

hawaii and we have sent folks back east and we have certainly sent folks to oregon and washington and idaho on a regular basis as we all in the west suffered through storms. so we have those activities in place and then of course we do just our normal emergency response activations on an on-going basis just to make sure everyone is trained and veilable and ready to go. in terms of the big 1 that we always talk about, we have an earthquake play book. the gas side and electric side has very specific actions to take, we have very trat strategic actions to take, we have a hard copy and hopefully we'll never need it but if a big earthquake comes, it can happen anywhere in the stais, there's earthquake faults all over this place, we're ready to go. >> mr. boland. >> we take a little different role on this seeing as we represent a multiple discipline of utilities, we are engaged in california national guard in their exercises. we handle the utility operations center which is wholly operated within the state's operation center. we do the exercises with calima to golden guarden all the way down to t

the flight bound for idaho just departed san jose when a light came on in the cockpit indicating a fire in the right side engine. fire crews were ready when the dual propeller plane landed, but there was no fire to put out. the faa says the engine appeared to be scorched possibly indicating a small fire that was out by the time the plane landed. 48 passengers were on board and no one was hurt. >>> a public's casket viewing has been scheduled tomorrow for the two members of the santa cruz police force killed in the line of duty. the viewing is set to take place tomorrow between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. at the santa cruz memorial on ocean street. anyone wishing to pay their respects is invited to attend. detectives were gunned down one week ago today by a suspect who was later shot and killed by other officers. >>> on thursday hundreds of law enforcement vehicle plan to lead a 33-mile procession from santa cruz to san jose's hp pavilion where the public memorial service will take place. traffic is expected to be impacted along the route starting at 8:45 that morning. the motorcade will travel o

as part of the effort, they cite what happened to dairy farmers in idaho. an undercover investigator got a job at the huge dairy corporation last year and made these disturbing videos of fellow workers handling the cattle, including with electric prods. the five employees caught on tape were fired. even the owners agree it was a damning video. >> that's animal cruelty. >> reporter: but the bettencourts claim they had no idea of the mistreatment until authorities told them about the video. and they began to get phone and e-mail death threats. >> killing me, killing my kids, killing my grandkids. >> reporter: agriculture lobbyists claim that the agenda is not really the humane treatment of animals, but instead getting publicity, promoting a vegan lifestyle. the bettencourts concede they are now using the video they so object to to train employees in their zero tolerance policy for cruelty. there's some good from this? >> yeah. >> reporter: but not enough in the view of farm lobbyists to stop the efforts that have made undercover taping on farms illegal in fiv

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