have scenes that look like this at an apartment complex, people wading waist deep at byu, idaho. overnight a water invasion. raging floods rocking the byu idaho campus. >> the nc is completely flooding right now. >> reporter: brown water gushing into the student center and parts of the town under as much as much as six feet of water. students helping each other navigate the swallowed campus using anything and everything to help get that water out. across the nation in maine a colossal tree piercing this home with the owners still inside. >> i saw the living room ceiling come down. >> reporter: outside washington, d.c. trees obliterated. downed power lines sparking flames. rushing water sweeping this 12-year-old pennsylvania girl nearly half a mile underground

the gentleman from idaho. mr. simpson: it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentleman from nebraska, mr. terry. the chair: the gentleman from nebraska is recognized for two minutes. mr. terry: i'm particularly pleased to see section 401 in this bill which requires the chair of the nuclear regulatory commissioner to notify the other members of the commission and the house and senate appropriations committees, the house energy and commerce committee, and the senate environment and public works committee, within one day after the chairwoman or chairman begins using emergency powers. this provision was included in the last congress and i am hopeful that the underlying policy can be put into federal statute. in fact, the last two years, madam chairman, i had two congresses i had a bill to make these permanent changes. the bill is h.r. 3132. so for example, currently no testify nation of an emergency exists, and no requirement of notices by the chair to fellow commissioners or to congress exists. that's why this

stein and david mcdowell are back along with charles payne and adam lashinsky and we have -- where idaho, he is coming back? >> well, i was in idaho. >> it is one of the live reports, and we were taking the over/under whether he was going to be mowed down, but he will be back next week. all right. let's speak about this charles payne, and here we go again. >> yes. >> and now, maybe sh, the earma are the way to mark it for the v.a. and the v.a. problems will go away. >> well sh, we know that with respect to the budget, it has grown dramatically and the president, himself, bragged about how much money has been thrown at the problem, and the serious problems is of course structurek and the lack of leadership, and really the lack of accountability, and money is not going to make that better, but make it worse probably.

for the idaho innocence project. and one day, ginny cracked open the file, launched that awful summer night by the side of the road. one of the most vicious attacks idaho has ever seen and an attack on linda lebrane. >> when you first read of the attack of linda lebrane, what did you think? what impression did it make? >> one of the most horrible, horrific experiences i could imagine a person would go through. absolutely horrible. >> hard to find words for what linda lebrane went through, but maybe the word that's most astonishing is simply survivor. it's been your companion for a good percentage of your life. >> it's been my nightmare for 12.5 years, yes. >> the 12.5 years, well, yes and more now because of what happened, yes, but also maybe because of what ginny hatch discovered in that old computer file. it was the summer of 2000, mid june. linda said good-bye to her family in little port townsend, washington and hit the road. the mormon mother of seven, baker, poet, accomplished vi ee low -- was going on vacation

the gentleman from idaho. mr. simpson: i claim time in opposition although i'm not opposed to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. simpson: mr. chairman, i support this amendment. on this particular issue, applying the referenced wrrda provision to this fiscal year 2015 bill means that roughly $30 million must be provided for the harbor maintenance of the great lakes navigation system. the underlying bill funds the budget request which included approximately $100 million for the great lakes. therefore while i believe it is unnecessary, i do not object to this amendment and will support it and i would yield to my good friend from ohio. ms. kaptur: i would thank the chairman for yielding and commend representative kelly for offering this important effort and highlighting the importance of the great lakes. i feel that you may be the last speaker this evening. i don't know. but we would say last but not least. especially for those of us from the great lakes. and we love the atten

three sits around the corner on idaho avenue. both are driving jeannette tejada gomez crazy.she reported the roller coaster ride on 39th street on ddot in april. >> in a few days the pothole was fixed, but there was a greater problem looking at the section. it was a strip of potholes. while part of it was fixed, the rest are not. >> reporter: around the corner on idaho avenue jeannette hadn't yet reported this pipetted water filled patch, worthy of the nick -- pitted water filled ditch, worthy of the nickname crater. meet pothole no. 4 in front of this temple his, maryland business. >> we've been attempting to get someone out here to cure the problem since early spring back in march. >> reporter: what's happened? >> we haven't gotten any response at this point. >> reporter: this is a job for prince george's county. we reported it. county officials say they try to make fixes within 24 to 72 hours. okay. time to check back on the d.c. potholes. drumroll, please. this is what pothole no. 1 on eastern avenue in northwest d.c. near the silver spring border looks like now and it wa

and the cities of idaho county. passing this legislation will fill the void in idaho county for firearm training, practice and shooting sports for citizens and law enforcement by providing quality facilities that will ensure safe and responsible use for years to come. i look forward to working with my colleagues on the senate energy and natural resources committee to pass this bill, and i thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the time between now and 5:30 will be controlled by the majority party. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico is recognized. mr. heinrich: mr. president, for the next hour, a number of us from the democratic caucus will be talking about the central american refugee crisis, and we are lucky to be joined by senator mikulski, the chairwoman of the senate appropriation committee, to get us started today. so i look forward very much to hearing what she has to say. and then you will be hearing from me i

>> 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

while part of it was fixed, the rest of them were not. >> reporter: around the corner on idaho avenue jeanette hadn't reported this pitted, water-filled patch, so we did. the district promises to fill holes within three days. will they? hold on! first, meet pothole number 4. it's greeting clients in front of claude morel's realty business in temple hill, maryland. >> we've been attempting to get someone out here to cure the problem since early spring, back in march. >> what's happened? >> well, what has happened is we haven't gotten any response at this point. >> reporter: this is a job for prince george's county. we reported it and county officials say they try to make fixes within 24 to 72 hours. okay. time to check back on those potholes in dc. drum roll, please? this is what pothole number 1 on eastern avenue in northwest dc, near the silver spring border, looks like now. and it was done even quicker than ddot's promised fix time of three days. pothole 2 is actually a series of pits on 39th street in northwest dc, and when we got there, they were patched, but the ride is still a r

. >>> still to come at 5:00, a small plane crash in idaho hits home for a south bay teenager. >> i had a lot of prayers, a lot of anxieties. >> coming up in tonight's "bay area proud," the extraordinary role that she played in finding the wreckage. >>> it was a plane crash that made national headlines. a silicon valley ceo and his family disappearing without a trace. but there's one part of the story that wasn't exposed until now. a teenager who did what she could to help find that wreckage. nbc's garvin thomas shows us in tonight's "bay area proud." >> you guys remember where the nature museum is, right? >> reporter: leadership is a quality that serves a camp counselor well. >> push, push, push. >> reporter: for susanna right now means getting a group of fidgety 5 to 8-year-olds follow her lead building a birdhouse. it's a summer job susanna was sure she could handle. not at all like the leadership role she found herself in this past winter. >> a lot of prayers, a lot of anxieties about being able to step up to this role i'd taken on somehow. >> reporter: the story starts in, of all p

for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: madam chairman, i reserve a point of order on the gentleman's amendment. the chair: a point of order is eserved. pursuant to house resolution 641, the gentleman from texas, mr. barton, and a member five will each control minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. barton: madam speaker, it's my intention at the end of this dialogue an amendment -- to withdraw it. i want the house to know that. but as we all know, we had the nuclear waste policy act of 1982 that stipulates it's the responsibility of the federal government through the department of energy to accept all high-level nuclear waste that's been generated by our civilian reactors. this has not been done even though we have a law that says it should be done. there is a permanent repository that's located in the state of nevada. the citizens of that state have serious reservations about accepting high-level waste in their state, and as a consequence, they have managed through various bills over the y

three sits around the corner on idaho avenue. both are driving jeanette tejada gomez crazy. she reported the roller coaster ride on 39th street to ddot in april. >> in a few days the pothole was fixed, but there was a greater problem. it was a strip of the potholes. while part of it was fixed the rest of them were not. >> reporter: around the corner on idaho avenue jeannette hadn't reported this pitted water filled patch so treacherous it's worthy of the nickname jaws, so we did. the district promises to fill holes within three days. will they? hold on. first meet pothole no. 4. it's greeting clients in front of claude morrell's reality business. >> we've been attempting to get someone out here to cure the problem since back in march, early spring. >> reporter: what's happened? >> well, what has happened is we haven't gotten any response at this point. >> reporter: this is a job for prince george's county. we reported it. county officials say they try to make fixes within 24 to 72 hours. okay. time to check back on those potholes in d.c. drumroll, please. this is what pothol

last december a plane crashed in idaho carrying five members of a san jose family. thousands of people joined in the search, on the ground, in the air, and even online. which is where suzanna goldburg comes in. >> you guys remember where the nature museum is, right? >> reporter: leadership -- is a quality that serves a camp counselor well. >> you guys coming? push, push, push. >> reporter: for her right now that means getting a group of fidgety 5 to 8 year olds to follow her lead building a birdhouse. it's a summer job suzanna was sure she could handle, not at all like the leadership role she found herself in this past winter. >> a lot of prayers, a lot of anxieties about kind of being able to step up to this role i had taken on somehow. >> reporter: the story starts in of all places somewhere suzanna had never been before, the wilderness of idaho. it was there that a single-engine plane with five members of the smith family of san jose onboard, crashed on december 1st, 2013. dale smith, the experienced pilot was also a personal friend. suzanna's scripture teacher a

the gentleman from idaho is recognized. mr. simpson: i now yield to the chairman of the full committee, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. rogers, as much time as he may consume. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. rodgerorodge -- mr. rogers: i thank the gentleman for yielding. madam chairwoman, this is a balanced bill. it makes important investments in our nation's nuclear defense capabilities, as well as the water infrastructure and energy resources that keep the economy moving. and it does so in a fiscally sound manner. finding ways to save taxpayer dollars wherever possible. first and foremost, this legislation prioritizes national security by increasing funding for nuclear weapons programs above last year's level, to support the safety and readiness of our nuclear stockpiles. maintaining this nation's nuclear deterrence posture remains critical to our safety, particularly during a time of growing global instability and ind korean -- and increasing risks of future nuclear threats. next, this bill includes in

the gentleman from idaho has ielded back. ms. bonamici: i urge adoption of the amendment and yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from oregon. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it, the amendment is not agreed to. ms. bonamici: i request the yeas and nays. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from oregon will be postpone the clerk will read. the clerk: page 19, line 15, electricity delivery and reliability, $160 million. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mcnerney of california, page 19, line 24, after the dollar 20 unt insert increase by $ million. page 20 line 19, after the dollar amount insert reduce by $20 million. the chair: the gentleman from california and a member opposed each will control five mi

byu idaho is on the slope of a hill. as rain fell, it rushed down into the campus which is in a relative valley. the drainage system was unable to handle all of that water. tonight a frightening tale from 12-year-old taylor russell. taylor, her sister and some friends standing on the edge of a swollen creek during monday's heavy rains in pennsylvania when taylor suddenly fell in. >> i didn't know there was a drop in the ground there. i went under and was trying to get up and my friends tried helping me. they couldn't. >> reporter: helpless, the group watching as taylor was swept underground for a half mile through a drainpipe. >> i was swept under and i tried to look back to see if my sister was there and i'm trying to yell and i couldn't, like, because i didn't want to open my mouth. >> holding her breath the whole time, certain she was going to die, taylor made it out with only bumps and bruises. >> impossible to imagine. glad taylor is okay. ginger, where should we be watching tonight? >> the same type of thing could

another storm flufter caused flash flooding in eastern idaho. heavy rain and quarter sized hail slammed the city of rexburg tuesday. meteorologist eric fisher of cbs station wbz is watching severe weather across the country. eric, good morning. >> we've had our fair share of storms, no question about that. good morning, everyone. squeezed out just along that i-95 corridor and we'll be done with the storm in the east. still a flash flood threat from the boston area down toward new york city. another 1 to 3 inches due today. then things are going to shift a little bit. severe weather threat, hail likely and damaged wind gusts and very heavy rainfall. in fact, for the next few day, this is the spot we're going to watch. all that cool air across the midwest combined with low air, brings in the moisture and all that the storms could develop bringing heavy rainfall from denver to oklahoma city. 2 to 5 inches over the next few days. it could cause flash flooding but it's beneficial for the drought that they're experiencing. in terms of temperatures, ve

almost 2 inches of rain in one hour at that college campus in idaho.y dangerous conditions and ginger tracking it all. >> all it takes is one storm. this is the radar -- the storm that blew threw quick, 2 inchescoulds through rexburg and you get scenes that look like this. an apartment complex, people wading waist deep at byu, idaho. overnight a water invasion. raging floods rocking the byu idaho campus. >> the nc is completely flooding right now. >> reporter: brown water gushing into the student center and parts of the town under as much as six feet. students helping each other navigate the swallowed campus using anything and everything to help get that water out. across the nation in maine a colossal tree mearesing the home with the owners still inside. >> i saw the living room ceiling come by. >> reporter: outside washington, d.c. trees obliterated. downed power lines sparking flames. rushing water sweeping this 12-year-old pennsylvania girl nearly half a mile underground through a flooded drainpipe monday. >> i was sweeped under and i'm trying to y

the presiding officer: the senator from idaho. mr. crapo: thank you, mr. president. i appreciate senator schumer and the work we have been able to do together to move this legislation forward. i rise today to speak in favor of s. 2244, the terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act or tria. as a cosponsor of this bill, i recognize senator schumer, senator kirk, senator heller and others for helping to put this bipartisan piece of legislation together. chairman johnson and his staff also deserve a great amount of thanks for their strong efforts in moving this bill forward. working together, we developed a balanced bipartisan product that was literally unanimously supported in the banking committee 22-0. this bill that we have put together allows the private insurance industry to absorb and cover the losses of all but the largest acts of terror, ones in which the federal government would likely be forced to step in in any event if the program were not there. taxpayer protections have been increased in this reauthorization by m

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wait until you see this video from idaho.wo guys in a traffic stop pulled over by the county sheriff's deputies. >> get out of your car. i watched you get out of your car. you walked away, you said, yeah, nickelback, for sure. you say something -- >> no, nickelback. that guy was blaring nickelback. >> trying to straighten out the conversation. the officer heard one of them say something about a nickel sack, referring to marijuana to weed. the young guy in the car says, no, no, no, you heard us wrong. what we were really saying, that guy over there blaring nickelback. >> yes, he was. >> no. >> exactly what he said. i said, he's blairing nickelback. >> we can go over there, ask him what he's listening to now. >> the young guys ared adamant, they say ask that guy what he's listening to in his car i bet you it's nickelback. >> we didn't do anything wrong and being harassed by police officers. >> you can look in this entire van. >> officer, search our car. we don't have anything to do with a nickel sack. >> what about a dimebag. >

. >>> the town of sun valley, a beautiful place in idaho is known for two things, exclusive black diamond ski runs in the windier and the parade of media moguls looking to strike deals at an exclusive annual summer conference. kayla tausche is there with the movers and shakers and has more. >> reporter: for three decades, they have flocked to a secret of summer retreat deep within the mountains of idaho, one thing remained true. what happens in sun valley, never stays in sun valley. that's because the conference hosted by family bank alan and company has long been the breeding ground for industry mega mergers from disney purchasing abc in the mid 1990s to the acquisition of the washington post the last year. despite hot current events in tech and media like government surveillance, the supreme court's ruling on who foots the bill for data streaming, the talk of the town here in saun valley is deals. often mingling late into the night at the bar inside. discovery communications ceo says recently proposed mergers will have brood implications on the market. >> we have more people buying cont

hot in boise and northwards through idaho, above-average temperatur temperatures. red flag warnings continue for some spots in oregon and idaho. 27 large fires over of the last couple days. we've shifted, new additional fires have been forming, probably seen the pictures in california where we had a little success in fighting some of those blazes in oregon. our july rainfall totals as expected, hardly anything in california. albuquerque, almost 3 inches of rain. a little bit of rain in seattle and portland, but not a lot. pretty dry. we had a tropical storm, even a hurricane at one point in the pacific off of mexico, hernan, but didn't see any -- barely seeing the moisture streemg northward. may get a stray shower in the mountains, but not much hope for any significant rain. this wednesday remains just like yesterday. that's you 61 for you and 87 in san jose. >> looking ahead at the extended forecast, one of the forecasters in los angeles said, thursday through saturday, pretty much the same. >> the same ditto, ditto, ditto. bill, thank you very much. >>> still ahe

also a hail storm hitting idaho. the water was a foot high outside of the buildings there. >> maria molina has what we can all expect today as we head out. >> good morning heather and heather. incredible images coming out of idaho with extreme flooding. a lot of that energy is continuing to move eastward. as we head into the afternoon and evening we are going to see the showers and storms in oklahoma and texas and louisiana. out here that's where we are looking at the flooding potential for today. many areas seeing 6 inches of rain from oklahoma to texas. that spot in purple across portions of louisiana. that is more than 8 inches of rain. not only for today but also into tomorrow. that storm system will continue to move eastward. as we head to the afternoon we will be seeing severe weather in addition to the flash flooding potential across the state of texas. temperature wise the high in kansas city 80 degrees. only in the 70's in chicago. cleveland get out and enjo i it over the next several days you will be seeing

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for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho rise? mr. simpson: claim time in opposition to the amendment. the clerk: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. simpson: mr. chairman, i rise in opposition of the amendment, although i understand what the gentleman's trying to do. the gentleman's amendment would increase appropriated funds by another $15 million. because of the overall reductions that were necessary in the department of energy's environmental cleanup programs, we balanced these reductions across all cleanup sites so that no one site is targeted. i certainly understand the gentleman's concerns about the site and this bill provides strong support for that area. despite the fact that funding at most sites is going down, the bill actually boosts funding for the site by $37 million above the fiscal year 2014 and $15 million above the budget request. however, i can't support further increases to compensate for the department's offbudget uranium transfers which our subcommittee has criticized for years. the department has b

. >> reporter: parts of flooding swallowing byu, idaho.oving storm, dropping two inches of rain in less than an hour. how does two inches of rain turn into this? it has a lot to do with where the school is located. byu idaho is on the slope of a hill. it rushed down into the campus, in a valley. the drainage system was unable to handle that water. and lightning injuring at least four people near houston. and a frightening tale from taylor russell. taylor, her sister and some friends, standing on the edge of a swollen creek during monday's heavy rains in pennsylvania, when taylor suddenly fell in. >> i didn't know there was a drop in the ground there. and i went under. and was trying to get up. and my friends tried helping me. and they couldn't. >> reporter: helpless, the group watching, as taylor was swept underground for a half-mile through a drainpipe, holding her breath the whole time, certain she was going to die. taylor made it out with only bumps and bruises. we may see stories like that again. flood watches for parts of texas and ok

idaho for sun valley, the annual meeting. find out next. sides andors taking amazon price dispute with russia. i will talk with steve berry. that is coming up next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i am pimm fox. today, tim cook another technology and media executives met at the atlanta and company conference in sun valley, idaho. that theme at this year's now isnce -- joining me the chief executive and cofounder of motif investing which designs customizability exchange traded funds. thank you for being here. what is this i hear about a specialized etf, but it is only content distribution players? tell me about it. >> they are not etf's. they are baskets of stocks. they look and feel like an etf. the advantage is if you own a stock versus an etf -- they are customizable. they are built around concepts like content distribution, access, holders revision creation process. >> of these individual portfolios you are constructing? these are a basket of up to 30 stocks intelligently weighted. what you're purchasing is a dirty stock basket. one main do

there's a fire now going in idaho. oregon is on fire. numerous fires in oregon. every day there are reports of more and more wildfires, lightning, negligence of somebody who threw a cigarette out. these fires, mr. president, are really oppressive. in the state of nevada, wide areas have been burned. and the sad part about this, mr. president, once these fires are over with, we have many native species that are wiped out. and what comes back, these invasive species, which is really not what nature intended. we should work here in the senate and quickly putting together this funding. we have the request, it's certainly a good request. and we should get this emergency funding to the states so they can be protected. when i say to the states, we have, right now we have more than 4,000 firefighters out there. 4,000. there's an army out there fighting fires; very dangerous we know. every year people are killed. we know what happened in arizona just a year and a half ago where 21 people were fighting fires and were burned in a devastating fire, that they were dead in a m

coming up, successful people from the world of edm technology to read they go to sun valley, idaho forhe annual meeting. how you can invest in some of their ideas. authors taking sides in amazon's dispute with hachette. i will talk with the best-selling offer steve ferry. ." this is "taking stock i am pimm fox. today, tim cook and other technology and media executives met at the allen and company conference in sun valley, idaho. the theme at this years's conference, media contact, -- media content. joining me now is the chief executive and cofounder of motif investing, which designed and customized no fee exchange traded fund. one of them is solely focused on content media distribution. thank you for being here. what is this i hear about a specialized etf, but it is only content distribution players? >> they are not etf's. they are baskets of stocks. they look and feel and breathe like etf's. the advantage is you own the stocks versus in an etf -- they are built around concepts we all talk about, like content distribution, like the access points, like the whole distribution creation pr

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here he is, thanking the scouts at a jamboree in idaho. getting a call out that the whole world heard. that was his thank you to what scouting meant to him. when you do oral history interviews and you talk to people who knew neil armstrong, you can find things that are similar. whether you talk to engineers or test pilots or astronauts or hometown or family members, everyone agreed with what eugene, the head of nasa said, he never got angry. he had the commander mentality. he never got angry. it was hard to find circumstances where he was angry. he could forget something or make a mistake. that was an emotion that he refused to let out. he bottled that up. he was too self-willed to show anger. he is leaving ohio to come to purdue and to go to college. you guys should be proud of boilermakers here. he got accepted to m.i.t. and told m.i.t. no. why he chose purdue was because of the great program that already existed here and he did not feel that he had to go that far away to get a good education. as you all know, he was in love with ohio an

. >> under the weather heavy rain slammed idaho, some with up to five feet of water. kevin corriveau is here with the latest on that. >> this happened last night. i'll take you to rex burg idaho, and if you wanted to know what two inches of water falling in 45 minutes looked like, look at what happened in brieingin young university where the campus was flooded. this water accumulated to about five feet. this flooded a lot of the first floors of the campus and dormitories across the area. they closed the campus for night classes. a lot of campus was reopened today. most of the area cleared out. we are looking at clear weather. we have not seen the clear weather down here, more towards the south, across the plains. we have been looking at weather rumbling all night long from colorado to kansas and oklahoma. we saw tornado warnings in effect. those have then been allowed to lapse, and were looking at severe weather across the region as hail. you can see thunderstorm watch boxes in effect. the other big problem is the flooding. it will be all the way over here. we'll see

north idaho street and seven lane in hillsboro. they sprayed the same area on july 21 st, but despite that, county mosquitos have tested positive for the virus. >> two people are in the hospital tonight after an apartment fire in richmond early this morning. the flames broke out just before 4:00 at an apartment complex a block from interstate 80. a man and a woman were burned but expected to survive. the red cross is stepping in now to help out those residents. fire fighters say they are looking into how the fire started. >> a surge of violence has caused a team to abandon the search for flight 317. with more than half the dead from the netherlands, the dutch will recover and identify the bodies. malaysia's prime minister had been reached with the crash site. >> they say the attack on malaysia flight 17 combined with near misses of the tell tell veef. >> and i know senator schuman and i are both concerned about terrorists and copy catting. when they see a tactic used effectively, they're going to replicate that tactic. >> missile d

forces, the friends and hometown of idaho idaho anxiously awaite.rmy officials said a reunion would be arrange the any time bowe bergdahl asks for it but that reunion hasn't happened and there is no sign it will happen any time soon. army officials and bergdahl's lawyer say it's a private family matter. in recent weeks, army officials say bergdahl ventured into public. he's gone to grocery stores and restaurant and been recognized by civilians on the streets. his future, though, is very much in limbo. >>> eugene is sergeant bergdahl's attorney. i understand you met with him for the first time in san antonio last week. what can you tell us about the visit? i know because of attorney client privilege there is a lot you can't say. what can you say about him? >> well, i can tell you, anderson, that i liked him immediately, and part of the without going into any confidential conversations, part of the thing that a lawyer hopes for an initial meeting with a client is that there would be, you know, one gets along with the client and vice versa and i certai

. >> she's beautiful, she's graceful, she is the newly crowned miss idaho. find out what this pageant queen did to earn a hashtag in her honor. >>> your traffic look ahead, i'm monika samtani. this weekend construction will effect metro service beginning 10 p.m. tonight through closing sunday. yellow line trains will be on a regular schedule. red line trains will operate 15 minutes between shady grove and glenmont. orange and blue line train trains will run 12 to 24 minutes and free shuttle buses replace green line trains between greenbelt and college park. the highly anticipated silver line opens soon. metro will simulate the service beginning this sunday. there's more information on our website www.wusa9.com. for all of your traffic and transportation follow me >>> trending now a controversial tweet from american pie star jason biggs. >> the actor joined the celebrity apology hall of fame. he said anyone want to buy my ma lakes airline frequent flyer miles -- malaysian airline frequent flyer miles? boy, did he get some backlash? it's never in good form to

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from idaho. 2 inches of rain soaking rexburg in madison county.e main roads impassible. >> unreal what's going on. indra petersons is tracking it all for us. you were on vacation, you came back to us and you came back to cover what seems like storms all across. >> we are still talking about these showers. and yesterday, it's hard to understand that several inches of rain can bring so much rain. but it's about the short period of time that rain falls. look how explosive these storms were as that cold front pushed through. we had that cold air and that moisture with the jet stream, everything lining up to produce he have rain out there. there you goer cold front's still here today but it is making its way offshore. the farther north you are, northeast, you're going to have the rain longer. and then behind it -- oh, yes, it gets better, right? cool air, a hot summer, hot and muggy out there and it will start to feel better. 1 to 2 inches in the northeast. portland, about 1 to 3. and a huge low is go to bring 5 inches throughout. >> i nice weekend for

no medical facility in idaho has one. so his small town every mud lake is coming together to help him raise the money to get one. >> everybody helps each other f there is any problem at all, somebody jumps up and just says what can i do to help you. so that's one good thing about living out here. >> i just want to see the look on people's -- on their face, when they see me walking around town. >> oh, let's hope that happens. the price tag for the bionic suit $110,000. the town is traveling off items as a way to raise money. >>> next on good day, a gross phenomenon. caught on radar, that's not rain, those are bugs, on radar, the insect invasion that was so big it was radar, the insect invasion that was so big it was actually seen byhiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i