how do you imagine life in idaho after that?ot think i ever said that i wanted military spending to go down or ford mountain home to close. the reality of why idaho is a recipient state is because we do not have the ability to use our federal lands. we have over 65% of idaho -- think about your state, is 65% of it were owned by the federal government and if there were restrictions on that land. what kind of land would you have? host: the department of the interior. guest: correct. they are managing our lands in our state. we want to get rid of that management. we want to make sure the state manages our lands. that we are in charge of our mineral rights agricultural rights, forest land. if we could do that, we would not need money to come into the state. as you know, most of that money is coming in because the federal government has taken over much of our lands. yes, i would like to get rid of that. then we would be able to do very well without that federal money. we cannot misunderstand what is happening in idaho. if you look at

like i said it is from idaho. brace yourself. this is idaho state respective. he represents daalen gardens in western idaho. today in a hearing about a bill that will propose new abortion regulations in his state he voted to impose those restrictions voted doctors should be prohibited from doing something they already do in idaho because one of those doctors let the legislatures decide instead. the legislators know better than the doctors, particularly when it comes to lady parts. and the delicate matter of where those parts are. just watch this. this is from the idaho legislature legislature. they start to talk about colonoscopys and things go downhill from there. i swear we did not edit this. this really happened today. because that's what today is like in the news. >> you mentioned the risk of colonoscopy, can that be done by drugs? >> mr. chairman representative barbieri, it cannot be done by drugs. it can, however, be done remotely where you swallow a pill and the pill has a camera and makes its way through the intestines and the images are uploaded to a d

i just met with the secretary of idaho.hy is it that we are spending so much money on nonsense -- non-transportation needs? those are things we need to look at. he is right. i'm speaking as myself as a representative from idaho, and not as the freedom caucus, but we need to look at our war policy. we had been in a prolonged war for over 12 years. we need to figure out what exactly our mission is. this is one of the reasons that silly republicans have been weary of going into other conflicts. the money that we're spending and the lies that we are losing, the people have seen -- have sacrificed for the freedom of this nation. we need to reconsider some of our foreign policy. i do not necessarily disagree with his statements. i do not want to be here just to give contractors more money. i want to make sure the economy grows and that the american people feel that they are value out of their members of congress . i am not here to make sure that any special interest gets more money. host: let's go to canyon lake texas. caller: go

>> 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

cheap gas in the land $1.64 at the sinclair station in idaho falls, idaho. a federal judge in texas temporarily blocks president obama's immigration orders, amnesty for youngsters brought here, and on cold. the white house responded to the judge's decisions, it wrongly presents these lawful common-sense policies from taking effect and will appeal that decision. and we will ask judge andrew napolitano later this hour. the weather, snow across swath of the country today, the worst in the northeast, lauren simonetti is going to tell us how bad it is and stop laughing, fla.. >> much of the country including the nation's capital. folks in washington d.c. woke up this morning, they uncovered snowplows at work. and a winter storm warning is in effect until noon and up north boston digging itself out. another few inches may fall again today, boston's mayor says the city has blown its snow removal budget for the year and is asking city residents to pitch in and help out. an unusual ad, a pop-up message greeting due to this ridiculously stupid whether you are invited

nacional a cesar chÁvez en california en el 2012 podrÍa estar en peligro, el congresista republicano de idahol volcÁn de colorado fuera nombrado por el comitÉ internacional. >> si el congreso no estÁ trabajando, no hace este esfuerz una prioridad de asegurar que hay lugares verdes abiertos donde podamos salir con nuestras familias, el presidente que estÉen la oficina en este momento debe de tener la oportunidad de designar monumentos. >> segÚn este analista es otro ejemplo de la lucha contra las Órdenes ejecutivas del presidente. >> el poder de declarar monumentos nacionales es un poder del congreso otorgÓ en el momento el presidente pero el gobernador de idaho quiere limitar el poder del presidente goza todo esto en un marco donde el presidente y el congreso libran batallas de muchos frentes. hemos visto el tema de la reforma migratoria... >> desde que el congreso dio esta autoridad hace un siglo los presidentes han designado unos 140 monumentos nacionales. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mucho cuidado con las imÁgenes que usted toma su celular y la subes a pÁginas sociales podrÍa tener consecuencias judiciales, t

there is a weather system coming our way from idaho. it's not here yet. we will have plenty of sunshine today. this was the seen at ocean beach today before the clouds rolled in. we had lots of sunshine. later in the afternoon we did see the clouds. they were blasting flew the golden gate. you can see them here on our time lapse. they will move in to the bay north bay valleys as the idaho system is coming our way off shore winds are going to develop in to tomorrow morning. all the clouds are going to go right back out where they came from. here is live, san mateo bridge. we're mostly here now. you can see the clouds out on the coast. no clouds for tonight. eventually clearing out to tomorrow morning. we're starting out with mostly sunny skies. this is an interesting weather pattern we're in. normally the weather systems come out the pacific. this time the storm track is coming through northern rockies. cooler temperatures will come in tomorrow. there is just a sloiths chance. most of the activity will stay off to the east and south of the bay area. we wil

always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> two hours out of goma, we land at kisangani.ville and the country's second largest city, before war and neglect cut it off from congo and the rest of the world. stanleyville, known in "the heart of darkness" as the inner station. the congo river stretches across the country's middle. conrad describes it as a twisting snake with its head in the atlantic ocean and its tail buried deep in africa's heart. to europeans, it was a natural route to transport slaves, ivory, rubber, minerals. the commodities upon which modern-day brussels and antwerp are built. for the congolese, both before and after the belgians, it provided more basic things. water to wash, to clean your clothes in, to cook with, to drink. also fishing. since long before the expeditions of dr. livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion. highly coordinated and acrobatic, the wagenia dive into the treasurous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending

that brought us this from idaho. i have to say if you're a toddler watching this program, hi, ask your mom, dad, or a responsible adult near by if it is okay for you to see this next part. it's from idaho. brace yourself. this is their state representative vito barbiari. today, a bill about abortion restrictions. he voted to impose those new restrictions. prohibiting them from something they already do, because a doctor let's the legislature decide instead because the legislatures know better than the doctors, particularly when it comes to lady parts and the delicate matter of where exactly those parts are. just watch this. this is from the idaho legislature. they start talking about colonoscopies, and things just go downhill from there. i wear we did not edit this. this is what today is like in the news. >>> sometimes there is nothing to add. sometimes the most straightforward headlines are all that you really need to tell a story like this. after this incident today, on february 23rd, 2015, represent barbieri learn

so, we can't play you the testimony of that woman from idaho and decided to conceal her identity. texted and phoned but hadn't seen in more than 3 decades. still, it was to be with her, said the state, that mark killed his wife. and on the stand -- >> at one point, she said mark had mentioned that if they were meant to be together, something bad would have to happen. >> reporter: the woman didn't seem to know what mark meant by that. but the prosecution claimed he meant he'd have to kill karen. not just so he could be with the idaho woman, but so that he wouldn't have to share his pension with karen, his wife of 33 years. anyway, said the state, karen must have been angry at mark and might have told him that night she intended to leave him. she wanted a divorce. >> the facts of the case showed that something happened that night between mark and karen, whether that be her discussing divorce or whatever the case may be. and he became upset and murdered karen. >> reporter: the prosecution based that theory around a story told by some teenagers 2 or 3 blocks away, who said they heard

let's go to kirk in idaho. kirk. >> caller: hey jimbo, kirk from boise, idaho. >> right back at ya. >> caller: two weeks ago you had some good things to say about exact sciences. and i like the stock. i decided to wait until the reported earnings. and they got kind of destroyed today. >> but you know what we don't want to get too greedy here. this stock has had just a magnificent run. it's been fantastic. and i don't mind people taking profits in this exact science. it's been amazing. we liked it in the single digits. i know they've got this call in cancer way to be able to find it. but not everybody's on board with this. and i've got to tell you, if you want a ca-ching exact science, i am giving it my lesson. that's big. okay. in a bull market things go right. and therefore they go higher. when they go wrong, hey, people find a way to buy anyway. enjoy the ride. on "mad money" bite into the fresh earnings report from domino's pizza. the company knows dowugh, but can this buy extra cheese. is disney too good to

it immediately shifted all efforts up toward idaho. >> reporter: the terrain is rugged and vast.rshals send up a small aircraft to search a nearby lake. authorities know dimaggio has recently bought a blue tent. and there it is. >> all of a sudden there was a little glimmer of blue that we saw in the trees. it was about 100 yards off of the lake. and then we were actually able to verify that it was a male and a female with blond hair and a small animal. >> reporter: the sighting of the cat gives the search team additional confirmation. it's dimaggio and hannah. the fbi sends in a jet armed with a sophisticated long-distance camera. these images exclusively obtained by abc news seen today for the first time. you can see thick pristine forest. then as the tape rolls a dramatic moment. there at the lake there are two people. look again. it's hannah and dimaggio. dimaggio takes off his shirt and walks along the lake at one point bathing. about 100 yards away there's a campsite. a fire has been made. possibly for cooking. dimaggio appears unaware that he's being watched, that he's bee

we're ready to go in idaho. we've got a plan. we want to work with the federal government on this plan. and i understand that the federal government and the state work at different paces. but this letter raises a new issue for us. says this memorandum and associated maps respond to requests from the bureau of land management, blm, to identify a subset of priority habitat most vital to the species persistence within which we recommend strongest levels of protection. where'd this come from? we'd been at this for years. and they now identify a focal area. we need to get this done. focal areas if there was such a thing, should have been identified years ago. and they should have been incorporated in a plan so we can move forward. we want to move forward. but this again moves the goalpost. we were down on the 1 yard line with the ball and first down and all of a sudden we look up and the goalpost is way down the line. we've got to stop this stuff. we need to get -- we need to move forward with a finalization for a plan. and i know you

in wyoming and idaho it's the sage grouse. in utah and colorado it's interior's refusal to facilitate oil shale development. in arizona it's the permitting of new copper mines. across our states, except for alaska, where there is no production on federal lands, it's a significant decline in a.p.d.'s and oil wells drilled on our federal lands. this administration is actively impeding many of the best economic opportunities in the west. it's depriving thousands who live in our states the ability to find a good job, earn a good wage, and live a good life. 's chairman of the committee and the appropriation -- as chairman of the committee and the appropriations subcommittee with authority over the budget, i do want to work with secretary jewell i do. and others in the administration. my complaint here is that you hear from us, but you don't actually hear us. in looking at the request, i don't see a substantive effort to work with congress. instead what i'm seeing is a disregard for enacted law. i think that that has to change. and

definitely winter clothes in many areas, oregon idaho, washington state and northward. you can see the spin right there. that's our storm system from yesterday. bringing us snow in areas of higher terrain on eastern sections of arizona. maybe a little here and there near flagstaff and up near the grand canyon. that's about it. we're mild with high pressure protecting us. this, by the way, is the storm as it slides offer to the east that will bring that snowstorm to the south wednesday and wednesday evening. a closer look at snow on interstate 40. the rest of the west enjoy low- to mid-50s. arizona cool recovery after slow day yesterday. only 30s in flagstaff. west remains best. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>> a judge slaps down new jersey governor chris christie plus why the irs is getting a little less scary for taxpayers. what's the last place people would likely search for this guy? you are watching "early today." if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that

we know that they did this crime. >> this case wasn't going to get any better. >> reporter: the idahoand charles capone were charged with her murder. they pleaded not guilty. >> this case is all about smoke and mirrors and convincing people from day one that i murdered my wife. >> everyone, please rise. >> reporter: in the preliminary hearing prosecutors laid out their theory of the crime, producing that maintenance yard worker who told the story about charles and david's alleged "you kill my wife, i'll kill yours" plan. stone's wife alisa hung on every word. frightening connections were being made in her head, and with that came the sudden awful awareness that the sheriff's officers may have had been right after all, her husband did want her dead.

of the world's control system vendors have been tested through government-funded assessments at our idaho national lab for example. this testing is followed by design reviews and mitigation discussions with the vendor. indeed at idaho, which i visited last week a 900-square-mile grid scale test range exists which enables us to do real world testing of the interdependencies of modern grid technologies and the evolving threat we face to critical infrastructure. we also conduct live exercises to train government and private sector cybersecurity experts at control technologies at idaho national lab and help them to develop an understanding of what they can do to minimize and mitigate vulnerabilities. so we all know that cybersecurity is going to remain a challenge as far out into the future as we can see. secretary moniz and i have made this a high priority. indeed, we're going to put over $100 million this year and next year towards cybersecurity of the nation's electric grid. in closing, i want to speak directly to the students here today. can you raise your hands? i understand there are a

let me say thank you for coming to idaho last october.it's only appropriate that you visit us once in a while since is government owns two-thirds of the state. we do things differently. i want to commend your predecessor for inviteingeing states. collaboration is a wonderful thing. it works. it only works if people work at it. idaho accepted that invitation. the governor put together a great group. who sat at table and worked on a plan. even though the wildlife service signed off the blm said not so fast. here we go again. on october 27th 2014, dan ash director of the united states department of interior fish and wildlife service wrote a letter to the blm. i don't understand why they communicate in such a formal fashion, seems like a phone call would with good. we're ready to go in isd id. we've got a plan. we want to work with the federal government. i understand that the federal government and the state work in different paces. this letter raise a new issue for us. it says this memorandum and associated maps respond to a request from th

i know that my colleague from idaho will speak to several of them. i want to just highlight a couple that i think are important in this discussion. first is a bill that i've championed for several years now. it's called the recreational fishing and hunting heritage and opportunities act. what it does is protects recreational hunting and fishing on our b.l.m. and our forest, national forest lands while reaffirming that other prior congressional actions enacted to protect hunting and wildlife conservation. the bill that we've introduced -- and again, this is the same one that we've had previously but it requires b.l.m. and forest service lands to be open to hunting to recreational fishing or recreational shooting as a matter of law unless the managing agency acts to close lands to such activities. so it's open unless otherwise closed. so leaving lands open unless closed means that agencies need not take action then to open them up to hunting and fishing. agencies are still permitted to close or put restrictions on land for a number of purposes, such as

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you have taken everything else. >> reporter: in the woods in idaho, a group of hikers think they seei surveillance spots a blue tent then hannah and dimaggio. hannah starts waving. deimagine owe doesn't notice as she keeps waving. it shows how dangerous the situation is. de deimagine owe has a handgun, machete and handcuffs. >> they made their lath move. >> reporter: hannah starts running. two fbi agents help her to safety, one grabbing her hand. >> we heard one down hard and jackpot. when we heard jackpot, we knew hannah was okay. >> reporter: dimaggio was shot and killed at the scene. she is now living with her father. >>> new details in the chilling stabbing of a 12-year-old girl in wisconsin last year. police released hours of interview footage of the young defendant's two girls, also 12 years old at the time accused of stabbing their friend 19 times. the motive? the pact with a figure, slenderman. they told police, the other suspect had the idea. >> there was one thing i forgot to tell you. i kind of sort of made a deal with slender, if i didn't kill [ muted ] he would or could

clair station in idaho falls idaho. take a look at this one. the dow closed friday. up of 18,000.ne good rally away from breaking 88,000. all right steve, i get asked this question all the time. the world is burning. isis is slaughtering people. the dow jones average hit a record high. you want to explain that? >> look. the reason the stock market is up is because american companies are incredibly profitable. if we had a president that was proposing progrowth policies and we could settle these disruptions happening around the world, we could see the dow above. stuart: having a president that wants to support. they are going down in terms of prosperity. why is it that the president's policies have done that it's the opposite of what he wants to do? >> i have always reject it that argument. it is not just rich people that get rich when the stock market goes up. the problem is not the people at the top are getting richer, the people at the bottom are not paid enough opportunities that we would normally see during a recovery. look at this list. it is blacks. it is hispanics. the peopl

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el congresista republicano de idaho, raÚl labrador y otros, encabezan una propuesta para que el congresotringen el acceso del pÚblico a lugares naturales. maitÉ arce parte de una coaliciÓn que logrÓ que el gran caÑÓn en colorado fuera nombrado monumento nacional. >> aunque sea este presidente u otro si el congreso no estÁ trabajando asegura que haya lugares verdes para salir con nuestras familias, presidente que estÉ debe tener la oportunidad de designar monumentos. >> es otro ejemplo de la lucha contra las Órdenes ejecutivas ex presidente. >> el poder debe declarar monumentos nacionales y lo entregÓ el congreso. todo esto se estÁ dando dentro de un marco en el que el congreso y el presidente estÁn librando muchas batallas. lo hemos visto en la reforma migratoria. >> desde que el congreso le dio esta autoridad hace un siglo los presidentes han designado 140 monumentos nacionales. desde washington fernando pizarro, univisiÓn. >> gracias no se vayan que ya regresamos con mÁs noticias. >> al igual que los adultos los niÑos sufren de estrÉs. cÓmo detectar si su pequeÑo estÁ en problemas? >>

. >> there have been 21 confirmed cases of mumps in idaho. the first were diagnosed at the university of idaho in moscow. two cases in washington state have also been traced back to the hoifd outbreak. the vaccine that protects against mumps is also recommended to protect against measles. at least 14 states have been affected. began at disneyland in southern california in december. >>> another anticipated spacex launch was scrubbed due to a tracking error. preventing the falcon 9 rocket from launching. second test for the rocket, last month's rocket ended up in flames.(p) much of new england is already covered in snow. rebecca stevenson is tracking this. they got a couple of feet and now another foot . >> now the storm moving in currently, talk about disrupting life. disrupting life, disrupting travel. disrupting a lot of schools too. we've got cancellations for parts of massachusetts so you want to call to check in if you are anywhere in the northeast because it is going to be along duration snow event for massachusetts, rhode island, connec

. >> he bought the whole wrecking house in idaho. >> harold's collection of cars totaled into the thousands. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> you never said, honey, enough already. we could use that money for a vacation? >> no. but when we went on vacation, it was always for a car somewhere on the route. >> as harold's fleet expands, he runs out of room in a 300 car garage. >> he would buy houses to use the garage. rent the house, not the garage. >> he buys this 87-acre former catholic school called marymount. we'll circle back here. >> how many conversations did you have with harold about what should happen to the collection when he passed? >> he never go to about thought about pass at all? >> his heirs are thinking about the huge challenge rumbling towards them once harold is gone. >> you have to decide with your life, what will you do with the stuff? that's a confrontational thing. you have to have a plan. it's a burden on everyone else. >> harold makes that plan. plus, the one car he really wants, but never gets. >> and now, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. what was t

the place, 10 different relocation centers in unsettled parks of california, arizona utah idaho, wyomingcolorado, and arkansas. the relocation centers are supervised by the war relocation authority, which assumed responsibility for the people after they had been evacuated and cared for temporarily by the army. the relocation centers housing 18,000 people, derek's type buildings divided into compartments. 12 or 14 resident buildings to a block. each block provided with a mess hall, bathhouse, larger building, and recreation hall. about 300 people to a block. the entire community founded by a wire fence and guarded by military police, symbols of the military nature of the evacuation. each family upon revival -- arrival was assigned to a single room compartment, about 20 by 25 feet. barren unattractive. a stove, a light bulb, cots, mattresses, and blankets. those were the things provided by the government. the family's own furniture was in storage on the west coast. scrap lumber, perhaps some wall boards, and a great deal of energy, curtains pictures depending on the family's own ingenuity,

an idaho republican lawmaker gets schooled on female anatomy during an abortion debate.is in six different skin tones are coming to an iphone near you. and jury selection in the lawsuit against pharrell and robin thicke. >>> on patricia arquette, i don't think it is brave to get up there and talk about wage equality when your dress costs about $3,000 and you work about two months out of the year. >> i missed the memo on my not having any rights. why don't the actresses make 10 million a film why don't they give the money to sag and they are redistribute it? >> sharp words, but arquette took heat for these remarks made backstage following her win. >> it's time for all the women in america and all the men that love women and all the gay people and all the people of color that we have all fought for to fight for us now. >> the point of debate, fight for us now. a line which some critics on the left termed to be exclusionary. joining me now, my guests. jake, that intro was a holdover for your many times on the show. you are a chairman of the slate group. let me start with th

el acceso el arma no ha sido solo en casa, verÓnica muriÓ en un walmart en idaho. uno tiene. >> por su parte la asociaciÓn nacional de el rifle que defiende la tenencia de armas advierte en su portal de internet que en una casa donde hay armas la seguridad del niÑo depende absolutamente de los padres. ademÁs tiene una campaÑa para padres y niÑos de pre kinder hasta cuarto grado sobre las precauciones hay que tener con el arma de fuego. hay libros de caricatura explica lo que se debe hacer que se encuentra un arma en casa. >> sÓlo este mes se han registrado cuatro casos de menores disparando armas de forma accidental. y cada vez que ocurre un caso como estos, se habla sobre la necesidad de regular la venta de armas. pero como dice la experta con la que conversamos, este debate a veces se olvida que a veces en casa el lugar donde se guarda el arma, y donde se la querÍa llevar depende de cada uno. >> el presente barack obama, dijo que aunque se siente orgulloso de haber salvado la economÍa del paÍs tras las crisis del 2008, a estados unidos le falta mucho para tener u

>>> continuaremos con los temas desde la perspectiva republicana y estamos con el congrsista de i idahoias por acompaÑarnos ,la o propuesta de ley para financiar el departamento de seguridad n nacional fue rechazada en el s senado se podrÁn de acuerdo ante ls de la fecha limÍmite, e de febrero y sino quÉ podrÍa suceder. >>> los republicanos estamos de acuerdo en lo que debemos hacer, son los drataemÓcratas en el se que no estÁn dispuestos a tra j trabajar con trnosotros, querem hacer algo bueno en cuanto a los asuntos de icinmigraciÓn, pero podemos proceder hasta parar lo que hizo el presidente ,que fue fuera de la ley . >>> dicen los drataemÓcratas qu propuesta estÁ diseÑada para contrarrestar las acciones ej u ejecutiva que aprobo el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama en materia de ic n inmigraciÓn, ustedes podrÍan s pasar un proyecto que no conte g contenconten contenga estos puntos criticados por los darratemÓcratas . >>> no porque no es el objetivo por el que estamos en el congreso, imaginÍnate que si e p presidente quiere deportar a todas las personas en los e estados u

my deer friend had me talk to a group of students, kevin, and i talked to a girl from idaho. she talked about coming out and being chastised abused by a group of boys. her teacher and principal didn't do anything. there are parts in america - have you the tragedy of tyler, and even in new jersey, where people don't - where young people do not feel safe and secure. we have a long way to go. in the popular culture, as you saw at the head of the story, in terms of polling numbers, america clearly is moving in what i perceive as the right direction. >> in 1987, you remember barnie frank came out to his voters. probably washington's most powerful legislator. we have a picture of him kissing his husband at the d.n.c. convention. is this a career ender for someone in politics? >> no, and i think he did that deliberately. that that would be the norm. what drives acceptances is people coming out and recognising they have gay brothers and sisters, as america feels comfortable, it's strengthening the institution of marriage. people don't have to hide in the shadows, but can say "i'm gay

idaho has been warning about the mumps outbreak at the university of idaho. 21 reports possible cases, including six no the boise area and as of february 6th two cases in the moscow area. do we have to worry about that too? >> it is. it is easier to catch, and the vaccines go together and there is a good reason to vaccine against all of those. mumps is difficult as an adult male, it could cause impotence and as a pregnant female. i think we are failing to engage and understand and community about the vaccine. >> and hopefully some friends were listening and can pass this on. thank you dr. alexander van actual ken. >>> and new details released from the new book by david axelrod syrian campaign adviser to president obama. the rule views on the president saiz same-sex marriage marriage were not reviewed and he was always in favor the samz. opposition to gay marriage was marley strong in the black church and he ran for higher office he accepted the council of pragmatic votes like me of a sacred union. >> and netanyahu is not backing down from his plans to deliver a controversial speech to

. >> a mystery over what is calling from the skies in the pacific northwest and into idaho. december scribed as milky covered, dusty, dirty rain coating cars and windows in a mile 200 miles wide. look at this. national weather service says rain storms might have passed through stomvolcanic ash, picking it up dropping it down. to make sure they're collecting water samples to do testing. >> used to rain in the parts. >> clear rain. >> stumping meteorologists. >> not used to that sort of thing. checking in now, rob mayeda. any speculations we take a lack outside. 101, palo alto. pretty dry. a spot that gets flooded. if you are driving tomorrow. be careful. >> rob mayeda. our weather. severe weather coming this way. gusty wind. heavy rains. and, look at the view right now. san francisco. the moon is out across the skies there. see the reflection off the water. it is mild outside. 60 degrees currently in san francisco. see the wild temperatures. 59. south bay. san jose. the north bay. the radar for now is dry. we head just an hour or two after mid night tonight. begin to see show

sergeant manning and several other idaho state troopers leap into action, driving toward the chase. >n the radio 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 ar

. >> he went to's wrecking yard auction in idaho and bought the whole wrecking yard. >> harold's collectionf cars totalled in the thousand. he just kept going and never stopped and never said to him, honey enough already. we could use that money for a vacation. no. when we did go on vacation, there was always a car in the route. as horrald's fleet expands he runs out of room in the 300 car garage and he snapped up over 50 properties to stock pile the collection. >> he would rent the house but the not the garage. >> and bought the 87 acre former catholic boarding school called merry mound and we'll circle back here later. >> how many conversations did you have about what should happen with the collection when he passed. >> he never thought about passing. >> but the question is on the heirs agenda. they are thinking of the huge challenge rumbling once harold is gone? >> you have to decide while you are alive what you do with the stuff. that is a confrontational thing and it is a burden on everybody else. and you got to have a plan. >> and up next, harold makes that plan. >> and so one car he

. >> schieffer: you tell about the time that senator frank church from idaho was giving him this bigept quoting walter littman the columnist of the day with all the credit six. >> johnson said, well, frank the next time you want a dam on the snake river in idaho call walter littman. he could also be very tough. he wanted to -- the museum in washington, wants to give all the sculpture, lady bird loves it. but he wants it named after himself. clayborn one of the great families going back to the mayflower chair of the subcommittee. he won't report it out because he wants it named the smithsonian. johnson calls pell over he says, i want the american people to see this sculpture. only way they're going to see this if we name it after this guy. he said, i don't care what they call this museum. i don't care if they call it the horse [bleep] museum. i want to give the american people chance to see the sculpture. pell was so embarrassed he went back, changed his mind, reported the bill out. >> schieffer: some people in the obama administration that you talk to when you say you know you're hav

. >>> from the idaho statesman.as asked if swallowed cameras could be used for female checkups. he was asked if a woman can swallow a small camera for a gynecological exam. the question was asked to make a point. >>> and a tour in the holy land for over $5,000 you can experience israel with the former governor of arkansas. he's done dozens of these tours. it includes airfare, meals and visit to sites. >>> former florida governor jeb bush tweeted this photo of he and his wife saying happy anniversary to my beautiful wife. he only has this one photo because his brother, the photographer actually rerolled from a frank zappa concert, whoops? his mom took this one with a kodak. >>> jose diaz balart will interview the president in a town hall. you can send your questions through instagram or facebook. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> i am joined now by best selling author ellis heniken. the clock is ticking on funding for homeland security. if there is no compromise before friday, who is going to b