a big move to be able to get stability for the football program because you look at a program like idaho who wasn't able to get this move they are independent now hoping to find a conference and they could be in big trouble if they are not able to find a conference like san jose was able to do. >> there's a lot of good coming from this move but there are some concerns that you have to stay good in order to reap the benefit. >> exactly -- i think this move to the mountain west will show san jose's potential in being a top team but they have to keep doing what they are doing keep being a top tier team. >> i'm sure lawrence will tell me you will do just that. >> that's the idea. if you look at what football has done recently at san jose state -- they defeated colorado state and hawai, and fresno. when you go back to when san jose state joined the conference -- all of these teams are in what is today known as mount west. we have gone full circle. san jose state is leaving the whack with only 17 years membership that is really a sign of today's times that in the last three years we have seen

>> the idaho policeman handcuffs davis and pulls him out of the vehicle. still conscious, davis strikes up a conversation. >> i don't know, was it fun to you? >> it was a rush. >> what a rush, huh? wish we would have killed you? >> hildenstab is still nursing his broken leg but he says his pain is overtaken by the intense emotion of knowing he's helped capture george davis. >> i was just so probably in exhilaration i'll never feel in my life again. i was happy. it was just a great feeling. it seemed like at the time one of the happiest moments in my life. i had got this guy stopped. and i survived it. >> as davis' shooting spree comes to an end, one of his victims, michael carroll, is struggling to survive. >> my son had just turned 5 two days ago. like he could not have a dad all of a sudden. like that was a really powerful thing for me. >> to everyone's surprise, carroll pulls through, as do the five others who survived the shooting in ennis but there's a long road to recovery for carroll. >> getting shot was easy. the really hard part was recovery. >> b

too early to say. >> certainly this story in idaho, a crucial one. thank you very much. appreciate your time, don. >>> still to come, when the british toddler madeleine mccann disappeared in 2007, it captivated the world. tonight there is a huge development in that case. >>> plus, just days after russia expelled someone they claimed was a top spy for the united states, the head of the cia in moscow is outed by its russian counterparts. our top spy agency seems to be a bit ineffective. >>> a little-known fact about the investigation in cleveland. ar yal castro owns dogs. so what did that have to do with the women who were kept in his home? welcome to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge you can on

frank van der sloot an idaho businessman donated $1 million to help mitt romney. after that he was audited on three different occasions, rubbing up nearly $100,000 in legal bills. joining us now from salt lake city is mr. van der sloot. so we had you on a little more than a year ago after you donated to the romney campaign the obama campaign web site began to hammer you and put your name out there and all of this business. let's start there. then what happened? >> well, that morning, april 20th, 2012, that's when my life changed. i got a phone call from my son and he said, dad, you have got to look at this. i went on there. the campaign's web site and sure enough there it was. 8 of us singled out out of thousands of donors suggest -- saying two things about us. one thing they said was that 8 of us had less than reputable records and had been on the wrong side of the law which certainly wasn't true for me and i don't think was true for i any of us. >> that was on the obama campaign official web site, right? >> yes. >> the smear of you. then it gets out and the far

and his baggage stand national has been arrested on the federal terrorism charges in the us state of idaho the man has alleged links to an overseas militant organization but managed to slip through security controls when he entered the country three years ago it's increased worries that washington security programs are ineffective despite its list of suspected terrorists featuring nearly a million names were at work not as more. a thirty year old was specs and national has been arrested on federal terrorism charges but just three years ago he was easily admitted to the u.s. as a refugee prosecutors have charged proselyting corben off with conspiring to provide material support to the islamic movement of uzbekistan an american designated terrorist organization and off he was arrested in boise idaho where he has lived since immigrating to the u.s. house of ninety four what's not clear is how a man allegedly tied to a terrorist network was able to bypass the u.s. is seven hundred billion dollar national security apparatus and enter the country some would argue that homeland security officials

a citizen of respect a stand has been arrested on federal terrorism charges in idaho he's accused of conspiring to make explosives and supporting a foreign jihadist movement the man had entered america legally just like the boston bombers and the incident has stoked fresh fears that washington is failing to screen potential terrorists as artie's miniport next point. a thirty year old was specs and national has been arrested on federal terrorism charges but just three years ago he was easily admitted to the u.s. as a refugee prosecutors have charged crosslegged jean-paul butt off with conspiring to provide material support to the islamic movement of uzbekistan an american designated terrorist organization and off he was arrested in boise idaho where he has lived since immigrating to the u.s. the house at night but what's not clear is how a man allegedly tied to a terrorist network was able to bypass the u.s. is a seven hundred billion dollar national security apparatus and enter the country some would argue that homeland security officials should have thoroughly vetted it was back and

frank van der sloot, an idaho businessman, said he had a bull's-eye on his back.he was audited on three different occasions and ran up nearly $100,000 in legal bills. i spoke with him recently. i had you on a little more than a year ago after you donated the campaign. they began to hammer you. they put your name out there. let's start there. then what happened? >> well, that morning, april 20th, 2012. that's when my life changed. i got a phone call from my son and he said, dad, you have to look at this. i went on the campaign's website. sure enough, there it was. eight of us singled out out of thousands of donors. saying two things about us. one thing they said was that we had, the eight of us had less than reputable records and we had been on the wrong side of the law which certainly wasn't true for me and i don't think it was true for any of us. >> so that was on the obama official campaign website. >> yes, sir. >> then it gets out and you start to do what? >> well, the very same day, we started seeing blog sites and so-called journalists started to repeat those

but the arrest happened in idaho today. and the court hearing is due in federal court in idaho tomorrow. >>> major bomb attack on american forces in kabul, afghanistan today. two u.s. military vehicles were blown up by a road side bomb. 16 people were killed, including six americans. >>> on capitol hill today there were hearings whether the authorization to use military force that we enacted after 9/11 and still in force today questions whether it should be in force forever. essentially giving whoever the american president is the ability to wage war on his own without congress indefinitely in to the future. what could possibly go wrong? >>> in maryland, 2016 presidential hopeful and current maryland democratic governor martin o'malley signed in gun laws for his state including a ban on high capacity ammunition magazines and assault weapons. they say they will try to sue to block that new law but he signed it today and there's more that happened. this is a very granular nitty-gritty day of news today. there was also some ne

frank varnt salute an idaho businessman says he had a bulls eye on his back.y was audited on three different occasions and ran up nearly $100,000 in legal bills. i spoke with him recently. >> bill: we had you on a little more than a year ago after you donated to the romney campaign and the obama campaign web site began to hammer you, put your name out there and all of this business. let's start there. then what happened? well that morning, april 20th, 2012 that's when my life changed. i got a phone call from my son and he said you have got to look at this. i went on the campaign's web site and sure enough there it was. 8 of us signaled out out of thousands of donors suggest saying two things about us. one thing they said was that the 8 of us had less than reputable records and we had been on 00 wrong side of the law which certainly wasn't true for me and i don't think was true for any of us. >> bill: that was on the obama campaign official web site, right? >> the smear of you. then it gets out and the far left web site start to do what? >> well, the very same

el cinco de mayo y los terrenos tendran mas frescas pero el lunes y martes una baja presion desde idaho tiempo. >> enseguida, el fiscal de san francisco toma mano dura para el robo de celulares y tabletas. >> personas con deudas se declaran banca rota. >> reos en estados unidos se enfrentan un reto al salir de libertad, la serie en breve. >> ♪ ♪ . el negocio de carcel podría pagar el negocio de quienes quieren salir de la carcel, hablamos con ellos después de la vida en la reja eso encontramos. >> casi tres años y ocho meses me encerraron en la celda en un cuarto doce por doce. >> tiene estados unidos el porcentaje mas alto en las rejas en el mundo tienen el 25%. >> me meti con una mujer de 17 años, tenia 18, estaba a punto de salir del high school. >> le cayo el peso de la ley. >> me tengo que registrar como un sexo (información en ingles) . >> la camioneta de su padre es domicilio. >> vivi en la calle con el tres meses, sin comer ni nada, sin bañarme. >> los primeros meses que salió de carcel quería matarse. >> el cumplir condena no garantiza reivindicacion, desde 1998 y 2007, los que

and to choose between different alternatives as we had in idaho. a i found the caucus to be huge assistance for us. we wouldn't have been able to get that through our legislature without it. i found that it was a useful tool. i would encourage other states to form caucuses and use it as a tool when they get issues before them on religious liberty. with that, i think you and turn it over to rebecca. [applause] >> on rebecca hamilton, member of the oklahoma house of representatives. i am starting my 18th year in the body. that means i have more seniority than anybody else. i don't know if that means that there is a sanity or intelligence test that i failed or what exactly, but that's true. i had something unusual happened when i was looking at the ,rogram today it says about me as a public intellectual. in all these years, that is the first time anyone has ever called me an intellectual. it is unusual for me to find something new that someone hasn't called me before after 18 years in office. i am very proud of this one. i have on my hard drive on my

refer to idaho as the cultural wasteland. school. >> lou: dot remind me. you've been arod a lot of smart, highly scessful and amazing psonalities. rated roger's, his intellect, his wit. i've never seen anyone, i have to say the smartest man operating in the business. i only say that because he is my boss -- he ally is. he is extraordinary? >> he has done extraordinary things. there is no question about that. fox news is an accomplishment and before that cnbc and advor to three presidents. about that he was sort of a legendary boy producer at mike douglas sh. it's hard to argue wh his success. however, else you want to look at hhm, he succeeded in everything he how soon tried. >> lou: the idea he has this wit. referring to the fellow who runs msnbc. i saw one line, his wit is so razor sharp and haveigger thoughts and stories. referring to that person as being successful because he was in another m's wedding party. that is about as convincing and damning as you can be? >> you get one liners from roger self-deprecating but usual

. >> his dad belongs to a group of athletes in idaho. and this is their youngest member. this is him grinding on that flat box. look at the size of these on sti -- obstacles. >> it's not like he is just creeping down the mountain. >> i think is dad is thinking x games 2025, here we come. >> when you get close to having a crash, you know have to safe the day. he almost crashes, but he bails just in time. >> mama calf is doing some nursing. >> how do they know how to suck? >> the story behind the suckling duckling. >>> and it's full-time for fashion. >> a lighted scarf is weird. >> it can >>> time to put on your detective caps and use our powers for good. if you look close, do you see that shiny thing, he finds a go pro. on that go pro was over 100 videos and pictures on the sd card. the last image on the sd card was this. a man jumping into the bay, and on the video, you hear him go -- down the camera goes. he says there's about an hour and 20 minutes of the ka ra wwa boarding at the bottom of the sea. he pulled the videos off, here is a couple. here is a die taking a pict

prior to irene's retirement from here career in finances, she managed programs in washington, idaho andawaii that cl you had the development of affordable housing specialized lending to community based organizations and promoting art groups. i met irene while she was in the position of the 90s while i was director of youth services. i had so impressed with her acts -- abilities to get things done that i asked her to join our board and once she was on our board she made a huge impact to our community. however, you wouldn't know that she was retired by her constant presence in the community. in fact only a few weeks ago, irene hosted a neighborhood meeting so i can listen to their concerns. she is a cochair of the type sister community and vascular center and serves on the board of directors on the -- senior services and previously a commissioner on the housing authority. irene is a former prz president of the chinese newcombers president, alliance club and have been very active on the chinese cultural center board and there she again, once again was a mover and shaker for many of the act

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good innot really idaho. would like to say that wherever these jobs are going, you could call an 800 number to get service on anything you have and you are going to get someone who speaks to you in indian. or some foreign language. jobs, these call center which are middle-class jobs, they would be pretty good paying jobs in the united states. they have all been sent to india and these other countries. host: got it. what are the jobs in your area? what type? some of thoseare call center jobs. we were a nuclear area. because we are a one-party state, that has not grown any. republicans, if they are in charge it is a one-party state, so if you have a contested race are, or ohio, say, which is nuclear state, they are not going to give the project to idaho because they know they will win idaho by a landslide anyway. democrats will not send anything to idaho because they know they will lose in idaho overwhelmingly. any industry that gets federal funding does not stand a chance when we had a mixed congressional dele

sergeant manning and several other idaho state troopers leap into action, driving toward the chase. >o that the pursuit was headed back toward our direction. at that point, we positioned our -- our police cars in sort of a gauntlet for the approach of the suspect. >> the suspect is racing toward them at more than 80 miles an hour. manning and his fellow officers are in position and after waving through another driver they lay spike strips down across the highway. >> in the ideal situation to deploy the spikes is in an area where you have guardrails or bridge abutments or some area where you can funnel the suspect's car into and still provide yourself with some cover, should the car try to go a different direction. >> each steel spike is two to three inches long. if driven over, the spikes pierce through and quickly deflate the tires, eventually stopping the vehicle. >> we had spike strips across both lanes, into the grass. so, there was no way that this van was going to go through without being spiked. >> sergeant manning, seen here on the right, waits for the fugitive to arrive, but

. >>> weeks after the boston bombing, a woman from idaho finishing what she started. kathy harta school employee, was running in the boston marathon, but the attack prevented her and so many other runners from completing the race. so with students and teachers cheering her on, she ran the final one third of a mile back in idaho and she describes what motivated her. >> to go that far and to distance and only be short of a third of a mile, it means a lot to be able to finish this marathon. we can't stop living. we just got to keep moving on and go on and not let them get what they want and that's what the terrorists want is to disrupt your life. we're not going to let it happen. not in this country. not in our house. >> she says that she dedicated her finish to the victims in boston. >>> fox news extreme weather alert. massive wildfire raging in southern california since this thursday. it's now about 30% contained. firefighters say cooler temperatures and increasing humidity is helping, but that nearly 4,000 homes and businesses are still in the danger zone. we'll have

is a piece and a series called trophies and it came from a animal i hunted in the back country of idaho and i originally got into hunting because i wanted to fine clean meat so when i found this amazing animal in idaho i wanted to do something very special with it, something modern and that really honored the creature that would feed my family and be the food that i ate for an entire year. >> now really, in the entire year? >> yeah. >> you ate this animal? >> well the original elk was 1200 pounds of meat. >> so we have to talk about the fact that women aren't usually into hunting. we don't see that as often as you see men into those sorts of things. how did you get involved? is this a family thing? >> well my brother loved to hunt and we both loved to be in the outdoors and doing wonderful thing and being out in nature so he encouraged me to go and start hunting and it really stemmed from my love of cooking. i love being connected to the ingredients that i use in my cooking and want to make sure they are the healthiest for me and hunting became a way that i could find the cleanest meat

we'll have to wait and see what happens in idaho and the rest of the circuit.ents of this ban in arizona are suggesting that they may appeal today's ruling all of the way up to the supreme court. >>> in the state of arkansas today, the state's treasurer who is a democrat faced increasing pressure to step down from her job after she was arrested by the fbi. she is charged with conspireing to extort money as a public official and transferring state business in exchange for that money. this case with the arkansas state treasurer involves a bond broker and involves rolls of hundred dollar bills that were allegedly delivered in pie boxes. that also had pies in them. everybody in arkansas politics in both parties up to and including the democratic governor have called on the state treasurer to resign. tonight she has resigned. her resignation took effect at 5:00 p.m. this evening local time. if convicted, she faces the possibility of 20 years behind bars. >>> in the state of virginia today, the state republican party is now officially in possession of its slate of ca

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. >>> a man suspected of helping a terror group is due in court in idaho today. [ non-english languagen national arrested yesterday in boise and has been indicted by the federal grand jury in both idaho and utah. he is accused of providing material support to the islamic movement of uzbekistan to overthrow that government. >>> a man is accused of murder. 24-year-old caleb mcgillvary is accused of beating a new jersey lawyer to et department of he was arrested last night in philadelphia. mcgillvary found instant fame in february after he used the blunt end of a hatchet to stop a driver in fresno who was attacking a pg&e worker. >> these two women are trying to help him. she runs up and he grabs one of them, man. like a guy that big can snap a woman's neck like a pencil stick. so i ran up behind him with a hatchet, smash, smash, sa-mash. >> there is no official word on a motive for the murder but based on his facebook post, it may have stemmed from a sexual encounter. >>> a mountain lion that wandered into downtown just is back where he belongs in the mountains. the 100-pound male was sp