the gentleman from idaho. mr. simpson: i'm not going to oppose the gentleman's amendment but easy to draft amendments and take money out of -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. simpson: i mean, who is not going to be in support of that. this committee has worked hard to address the issues. we know about the drought in california and other places and done a good job trying to fund this. if the gentleman wants to take money out of the department of administration, it is kind of meaningless, but i understand what the gentleman is trying to do. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i yield back. the chair: question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the

there were these african-american buffalo soldiers who were sent to idaho, to wallace, idaho, thereby almost doubling the population of blacks in the state of idaho by their arrival. treated terribly. the headline in wallace was dusky doughboys arrive in town. and then they would have stories about their singing and their gambling at night. and it turned out they saved to the two towns. -- two towns. these men were heroic as well. i was going to write about the quality and drama of the wildfire when you didn't know how to fight one. but like so many americans before me, i absolutely fell head over heels for this man who is chiseled on mount rushmore, teddy roosevelt. and i also feel any strange way fell in a strange way -- fell in a strange way for a man who is not chiseled on mount rushmore but is almost forgotten to us, the founder of the forest service. let me to you about each of these men because they figure so much of this fire, and this fire changes our history. it's so interesting to think here in missoula, on the richer, -- ridge here two nights of pure hell changed everythin

>> 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

a man picking a driver out of that car in idaho, teetering on the edge of a cliff. that hero saving the driver and then disappearing. here's abc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: tonight, idaho police are thanking a good samaritan for a remarkable act of bravery, caught on camera. 29-year-old jason warnock pulling a complete stranger to safety a 30-foot drop below. >> i knew the goal was to get him out of there before you know the possibility of the rig falling became a reality. >> reporter: police say 23-year-old matthew silt coehew sitko was driving in louis on the, idaho, when he veered off. >> just hanging by the fence. >> reporter: when warnock saw the suv, he climbed the cliff to the vehicle, running 200 yards uphill before convincing the shaken driver to roll down the window. >> pulled him out and, you know gave him a hug and we talked about god and -- just the right spot at the right time to give a hand. >> reporter: the driver was treated for minor injuries but was not seriously hurt. and after that rescue warnock left the scene immediately, david, so that

the gentleman from idaho is recognized. mr. simpson: again i would urge my colleagues to vote against this amendment, as i said performing additional work earlier in this schedule will allow the reduction of technical risk and limit any cost growth while we are finding out about what the red team assessment comes up with. so i think this is -- it's important that we defeat this amendment and i'd urge my colleagues to vote no and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from illinois. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. mr. quigley: i ask for the yeas and nays. the chair: does the gentleman ask ask for a recorded vote? mr. quigley: yes. the chair: further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from illinois will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? the clerk will report t

this newspaper right here is from 10 days later when that news actually arrived and idaho territory. immediately the newspaper went into an extra addition saying president lincoln and secretary stewart assassinated. the overland mail brings a large number of extras from this -- from the daily salt lake telegraph. can you imagine being in that town and you don't find out for 10 days? in the aftermath of the assassination, what if the next couple of major things were going on. one, the search for the killers john wilkes booth. he evaded capture for 12 days. also, burying the president. sarah: the funeral train that took the president from washington mdc -- washington -- washington dc to his final resting place in illinois was captured in many photographs in moving ways. one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio. this is a true victorian funeral. take a look at this image from columbus and you will see many horses pulling a cat assault with the coffin in the middle, black draft -- draped fabric, tassels. this was going through town so it could be set in its own specia

this newspaper right here is from 10 days later when that news actually arrived and idaho territory. immediately the newspaper went into an extra addition saying president lincoln and secretary seward assassinated. the overland mail brings a large number of extras from this -- -- from the daily "salt lake telegraph." can you imagine being in that town and you don't find out for 10 days? in the aftermath of the assassination, what if the next couple of major things were going on. one, the search for the killers, john wilkes booth. he evaded capture for 12 days. also, burying the president. sarah: the funeral train that took the president from washington dc to his final resting place in illinois was captured in many photographs in moving ways. one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio. this is a true victorian funeral. take a look at this image from columbus and you will see many horses pulling a cat assault with the coffin in the middle, black draft -- draped fabric tassels. this was going through town so it could be set in its own special place waiting for a crowd

this newspaper right here is from 10 days later when that news actually arrived and idaho territory.mmediately the newspaper went into an extra addition saying president lincoln and secretary stewart assassinated. the overland mail brings a large number of extras from this -- from the daily salt lake telegraph. can you imagine being in that town and you don't find out for 10 days? in the aftermath of the assassination, what if the next couple of major things were going on. one, the search for the killers, john wilkes booth. he evaded capture for 12 days. also, burying the president. sarah: the funeral train that took the president from washington mdc -- washington -- washington dc to his final resting place in illinois was captured in many photographs in moving ways. one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio. this is a true victorian funeral. take a look at this image from columbus and you will see many horses pulling a cat assault with the coffin in the middle, black draft -- draped fabric tassels. this was going through town so it could be set in its own special

the gentleman from idaho has 25. the gentleman from idaho. mr. simpson: thank you, mr. chairman. at this time it's my pleasure to yield to the gentleman from california a good friend of mine, for purpose of a colloquy for 90 seconds. the chair: >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, if we continue to cut, squeeze and trim the federal budget we have a responsibility to ensure that our federal agencies operate as efficiently as possible. i know that we both have examples in our district where multiple federal state and local agencies overlap in their management authority often causing unnecessary bureaucratic red tape, which ends up costing taxpayers more money while accomplishing less. mr. chairman, i'd like to work with you as we move this bill forward to improve the transparency and efficiency of federal agencies. they need to talk to each other and work together to so that our constituents are not forced to sort through conflicting requirements. i hope you can help me with this. mr. simpson: i thank the gentleman from california for inviting me to speak on this imp

his wrecked vehicle in idaho. this photo has gone viral. >> i knew goal was to get him out of there before at the time possibility of the rig falling by him reality. >>reporter: he says the suv hanging 30 feat above a canyon saw it and ran 200 yards uphill to help. he had to break part of the window to convince the driver to roll it down the rest of the way before pulling hill out. he was at the right place at the rate time. police say a medical issue may be to blame for the crash. >>> very big tonight for supporters of the exploratorium in san francisco. it all started off with a bang. literally a bang. there were plenty of experiments leak this one involving 3000 piping pong balls. liquid nitro jep. all part of spring gala at the exploratorium. this was a packed house. hi the honest of addressing the crowd during dinner and 7 news was relevant represented event. spencer sand y-michael, we are the proud media partner of the exploratorium. >> so much fun. >> huge crowd very grit to celebrate their accomplishment.

his wrecked vehicle in idaho.s photo has gone viral. >> i knew goal was to get him out of there before at the time possibility of the rig falling by him reality. >>reporter: he says the suv hanging 30 feat above a canyon saw it and ran 200 yards uphill to help. he had to break part of the window to convince the driver to roll it down the rest of the way before pulling hill out. he was at the right place at the rate time. police say a medical issue may be to blame for the crash. >>> very big tonight for supporters of the exploratorium in san francisco. it all started off with a bang. literally a bang. there were plenty of experiments leak this one involving 3000 piping pong balls. liquid nitro jep. all part of spring gala at the exploratorium. this was a packed house. hi the honest of addressing the crowd during dinner and 7 news was relevant represented event. spencer sand y-michael, we are the proud media partner of the exploratorium. >> so much fun. >> huge crowd very grit to celebrate their accomplishment. >> c

for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion that the committee rise. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: mr. speaker, the committee of the whole house on the state of the union having had under consideration h.r. 028 directs me to report it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chairman of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration h.r. 2028 and has come to no resolution thereon. for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the house stands hillary: thank you, thanks so much. i am absolutely delighted to be back here at columbi

his wrecked vehicle in idaho.s photo has gone viral. >> i knew goal was to get him out of there before at the time possibility of the rig falling by him reality. >>reporter: he says the suv hanging 30 feat above a canyon saw it and ran 200 yards uphill to help. he had to break part of the window to convince the driver to roll it down the rest of the way before pulling hill out. he was at the right place at the rate time. police say a medical issue may be to blame for the crash. >>> very big tonight for supporters of the exploratorium in san francisco. it all started off with a bang. literally a bang. there were plenty of experiments leak this one involving 3000 piping pong balls. liquid nitro jep. all part of spring gala at the exploratorium. this was a packed house. hi the honest of addressing the crowd during dinner and 7 news was relevant represented event. spencer sand y-michael, we are the proud media partner of the exploratorium. >> so much fun. >> huge crowd very grit to celebrate their accomplishment. >> c

right now the folks on idaho. go to the cemetery idaho and it looks like it was transported from the 17th century into the 21st century. you know what we know about when we see children dying it is the tip of the ice berg because they are insular communities. we often don't know what is going on. >> in the back right here. >> how far do you want the legislation to go? how far do you want the legislation to go? what go? what's he wanted want it to say? do you think you should stop religious -- where you really draw the line? i don't want religious people speaking for me and i consider met alpha christian. i don't think they are representing well. >> what i want is the removal in all 50 states of what is called a religious exemption to child abuse and neglect. i think the child abuse is not religious and therefore should be eliminated. let's go back to where we were before 1977. [applause] >> we've got time for a handful more questions. >> california just recently changed its law with respect to the religious -- the

northrop grumman. >> a house fire in idaho raising find it engulfed.screens and found two parrots. and they seemed woozy. no one else was and that is good vocabulary by the friends. >> help four. and the attorney for shana huberts will try to convince the jury she killed her boyfriend in self deputies. >> she's got tough testimony against her including a former cell mate who described how this woman got into her cell and basically bragged about killing her on and off again boyfriend. >> i agree, john. the i don't think the testimony makes it a slam dunk. i disagree with people who compare it to the jodi arias case where she was convicted. there are differences and they benefit the defendant in this case. she called 911 and that is a compelling argument and confessed. jodi didn't do. that she didn't try to clean up the cream scene or discard the gun. the woman had injuries that are consistent with the claims of being beat up. and her story remained consistent since day one and didn't change it like good old jodi arias. i am not saying it will means she

i invited him to idaho. he showed me manhattan, i'm going to show him idaho. >> idaho? paris and in my naive mind see i played a characterer who's really sophisticated. but that wasn't the mariel hemingway of idaho. so basically i just said i don't think i can go to paris because i don't think i'm going to get my own room. >> well, you were wise beyond your own years. >> there you go. congratulations on the books. one is called "out came the sun." the other "invisible girl." thank you. >> thank you so much. >> great to have you here. she will be back later by the way with kathy and hoda. matt over to you. >> we had a hall of fame on the "today" show first ballot to you he >>> good morning i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley, bill? >> tracy, lots of clouds a little bit of drizzle, some fog too. it's all combining to keep temperatures chilly this morning. that's a live view from center city. it is a bit damp outside and still holding at 40 degrees in philadelphia. 30s north and west. pottstown near 38 degrees. it's 38 in

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that is why wyoming and idaho have two senators and california with 37 million people -- some of you guys probably do not know. you know this? the old lady is as good as you. they got 12 and you got 12? anyway. they actually babysat for us some time ago. anyhow. that is number one. i don't like slavery, but in terms of what it says about the politics constitutionally -- secondly, the grounds for political selection, let's get the big guy out here. washington, you can post. he is probably the most mobile. he is the big guy. 6'3", 6'4", he would tower over most of the soldiers. there is a standing story that the presidency was created in washington's image. that's not true. that's not true at all. they went around and around. they declared the decision only in the last week and a half for the -- before the convention was adjourned and they did so in the found uncertainty. let me try to explain why. i'll try to do this in seven minutes and then we will have five minutes for this issue and then i will wrap it up. they really had to improvise, be creative. as i said in the outline, there

. >> this is just after lunchtime in idaho. this is the northwest title loans accompany and look who comes inside the door. a robbery suspect with an ugly gun and mask. he's holding everybody up. he wants cash. as you can see he's got the cash register and sees the gray bag and he takes it from them and gets away. police are looking for this guy. they had an aerial unit out, k-9. you can see it from another angle. that's him walking in the door. >> he had a huge gun, shotgun or rifle, head covered and gloves on. >> especially for the person who walked in as he was walking out. >> seemed like a strange amount of effort for that much money. >> i don't think he considered how much money they had behind there. he was out for what he could get. >> in england. >> this is a late night. >> this guy not having an amazing time. you can see the guy with the hoodie has quiet the outburst. he tries to run behind the counter. they're able to prevent him from doing that. all the sudden you're going to see something fly. that is a stool. these

i invited him to idaho. he showed me manhattan, i'm going to show him idaho. >> idaho? and in my naive mind, see i played a character who was really sophisticated. but that wasn't the mariel hemingway of idaho. so basically i just said i don't think i can go to paris because i don't think i'm going to get my own room. >> well, you were wise beyond your years even then. >> there you go. congratulations on the books. one is called "out came the sun." the other "invisible girl." thank you. >> thank you so much. >> great to have you here. she will be back later by the way with kathy and hoda. matt over to you. >> all right, savannah, thank you very much. we have a hall of fame on the "today" show. billy crystal. we are going to talk about his brand-new show and all these years in showbiz. >>> good morning. 8:26. a pearty busarty bus owner is going to prison after a woman fell out and died. they found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of natasha. she fell through a faulty door on highway 17 in lohse ga goes in 2012 and they found the party bus owner guilty

the bay area weekend, the thing about this, you grew up in idaho. oregon back in the day oregon during the 70s drought '77 drought, idaho sued oregond oregon. i remember that. you guys remember that. so this is all kind of coming back. it's a big deal. it's a big part of our history and our legacy. >> we'll have to change our lifestyle. >> we should. we should. australia had to do it. parts of australia. that's where we are now. we have to change everything. >> all right. thank you bill. >>> an unexpectedly up close meeting with the president. while everyone else was in suits, one man was wearing a polo shirt. he said he won't wear the shirt again, but it's not for the reason you'd expect. >>> also a package thief caught on camera arrested and heading to prison. tonight at 6:00 the sentence this woman received for walking off with a christmas gift. >>> it sounds like this smart meter is a stupid meter. >> they paid to park but found a ticket on the windshield. the glitch affecting drivers in bay city. for over 60,000 california foster children a pai

firefighters were battling a blaze in idaho and they kept hearing a voice yelling help from a buildingvoice of a parrot? when crews entered the home they didn't find any people but two parrots. unclear who was yelling help and who was yelling fire. crews gave them both oxygen. smarter than the average parrot, they are both expected to be all right. >>> a fight over the sanctity of the stars and stripes is causing a problem at valdosta university when an air force veteran wanted to take a flag that protesters had been trampling on but in the end shethe veteran ended up in trouble with the police. >> reporter: shannon, that woman, 38-year-old michelle vanheart, is a 14-year veteran of the u.s. air force. racially charged protesters were walking on the american flag and she felt it was her duty to do something about it. she repeatedly asked valdosta state university to stop the protesters from disgracing the flag. nothing happened. so on friday she took action. >> actually, it is. it's been torn or ripped and needs to be properly disposed of. this belongs to actually the entire united sta

. >>> idaho firefighters responded to what they thought were screams from a burning house and found outre not from humans. the birds had been trained to issue a warning call in case of an emergency. they issued a call for help, leading responders to think there was someone inside the house. >> they were saying fire, fire, help, fire. smart birds. in fact, there was actually nobody besides the birds in the house. >> the crews removed the birds and provided oxygen for them because the fire is still being investigated. those look like african grays. they're little talkers. >> very smart. >>> if you like the win tonight for the giants, you'll like the win tomorrow, i'm predicting. there will be a little breeze. 60s in the bay, 80s for the rest of us. >> we'll see you tomorrow morning. goodnight. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master payi depositing checks at the atm obile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. what's that thing? i moved our old secu

after one idaho man was over charged he called 911.d now face a year in jail and a thousand dollars in fines. police say they gave him a ride home after he was kicked out after club. the man then called 911 asking officers to come back to discuss his bar tab. it may seem silly but idaho police are not laughing. >> he was demanding that the place he was kicked out of didn't over charge him for him being down there. >> we were responding to prowler call. while on the prowler call he is calling 911 making sure he's not over charged. >> police say the man called police dispatch more than dozen times. >>> 4:56. coming up: septa rider attack on septa platform. now police need help tracking down the people involved. plus: we're learning more this morning about the murder after husband and wife in their montgomery county home. details straight ahead in a live report. >>> a gruesome crime in montgomery county. husband and wife found dead, their bodies mutilated by a chain saw. we'll testimony how discovered them. >>> plus, knocked out cold out

. >> well firefighters on scene of burning home in idaho last night heard cries for help and frantically knocked down the flames to find the people inside screaming and they heard someone yelling help and fire and turns out only ones inside forpar rots. birds were trained to issue warning if in danger and that's what they did and worked. parents were saved and birds are doing just fine tond proving that even a bird brain should know what to do during an emergency. there you have it. >> still to come open "action news" tonight the beer or ball. how about both? cubs fan makes a sudden filled catch in chicago. >> generous folks gave up their saturday morning to make sure a park in wilmington was scrubbed and ready for springtime crowds, karen. >> we had a gorgeous day today changes coming and soaking rain. details in the exclusive accuweather >> of it was day for heavy lifting and elbow grease. they spent the morning pigging up trash and blowing leaves and cleaning up the river. this is 24th year for the event and since 1992 more than 350 tons of tires, appliances and plastic and styrofoam

menonomy wisconsin had the highest level at 36%, madison county idaho had the lowest at 6%.n an interesting aside here for you this morning. there you go. when it comes to overall drinking falls church virginia had the highest rate nearly 78% of people there say they drink. >>> breaking business news look at why comcast is giving up their plan to take over time warner. we'll be right back. >>> molette green at the live desk. just hearing from both comcast and time warner about the two companies dropping plans for a megamerger. word got out yesterday about this going downhill. comcast officially dropped its $45 billion bid to combine the two this morning. now, both companies are starting to talk about it. the time warner ceo announced a mutual agreement to go their separate ways. comcast ceo with brian roberts said he wanted to bring the comcast product to more cities but they structured this deal so they could walk away if the government didn't approve. now the merger sparked heavy criticism from regulators competitors and some consumer groups who feared higher prices and fe

big as baseball in some places. 6-inch blanket of ice pellets covering the town of robertstown in idaho. >> i was in awe a little bit you can tell they are not small trees. the severe weather threat not over yet this morning millions across heartland bracing for more unsettling spring storms. >>> here in the northeast millions are waking up do a chilly soggy day more rain expected even light snow, but nothing as serious as the storms moving across the middle of the country. abc news, washington. >> 4:39. the brutal beating in trenton. hear from the two teens who were video taped as the mob kicked and punched them. >>> new recall by a retail company that makes humus is pulling it off the shelves. >>> we're getting into the mid 40s this afternoon and it will be drizzly and breezy, too big changes tomorrow, warmer air thunderstorms possible, as well. a lot to talk about in the seven-day forecast. that's coming up next. >> glad that was not my ride home, you can usually expect a flood of people on the subway in new york city, but not a flood. water leak flooded the subway. emergency crews w

leon: an idaho man is accused of calling 911 12 times because of his bar tab. for a few beers. he was kicked out for being drunk and brought home by the police. he forgot to close out his tab and started calling emergency dispatchers over and over again. ultimately, it turns out he had a $30 tab, but the manager got a citation for misusing 911 $1000. steve: let's take a look at the weather forecast. it's looking good. 58 degrees the high tomorrow. near 70 degrees on thursday. lower 70's on friday. saturday, we look for morning showers. tim brant -- tim: what? [laughter] leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kurt russell. comedian jeff ross. and music from van halen from hollywood boulevard. with cleto and the cletones. and now,here's jimmy kimmel! ♪

idaho police are thanking the man's remarkable act of bravery a driver veered off the side of the road and teetered off the cliff. the man ran up the hill and pulled the stranger to safety saving him from a 30-foot drop below. police had to search for him to thank him because he left the scene immediately after the rescue. he said he didn't want to be late for work. 5:49. tainted baked goose sick goods sicken several worker down showt. >> south. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> a group of teens in florida face charges for a joyride on the forklift. surveillance shows the boys doing donuts around the property. they forget to disable the alarm

. >>> and firefighters got to the scene of a burning house in idaho and said they heard what sounded like calls for help inside. once they got the fire on attained they found the calls were two par rots. when the blaze broke out they started screaming fire fire, they were given oxygen, but expected to fully recover. >>> former heisman trophy winner tim he tebow is expected to sign with the eagles today. he is expected to be on hand for the start of their off season training program today. espn analyst ron jaworski said the move surprised him. >> i have great respect for tim wang to come to philadelphia and play for chip kelly. but this is kind of a head scratcher to me, i don't see how this will work. >> he joins a crowded quarterback group that includes another heisman winner sam bradford and mark which an -- sarin -- mark sanchez. >>> pitcher jerome williams starts tomorrow against the marlins. it's start the phillies 6-game home stance. >>> a big retail giant faces backlash because they can't stay up with a woman's line. >> reporter: this morningment kids will need -- this morning

. >> idaho police are thanking a good samaritan for a remarkable act of bravery caught on camera. 29- jason war knock pulling a complete stranger to safety, a 30-foot drop below. >> well, i knew the goal was to get him out of there before you know, the possibility of the rig falling became a reality. >> reporter: police say 23-year-old matthew sitko was driving on bryden canyon road in in lewiston, idaho when he veered off. >> he's hanging by the fence. >> when is war knock saw the suv, he climbed the cliff to the vehicle running 200 yards uphill before convincing the shaken driver to roll down the window. >> pulled him out and you know, gave him a hug. and we talked about god and -- >> i was just the right spot at the right time to give a hand. >> reporter: the driver was treated for minor injuries but was not seriously injured. after that rescue, war knock left the scene immediately so that he wouldn't be late for work. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> coming up, the force is with us. the new star wars trailer is out and has everyone geared up for the next intergalactic cha

made a big deal out of sergeant's release bringing his parents to the white house from idaho.'s new. tonight, in 2009, the naval criminal investigative agency ncis filed a report on bergdahl's activities in afghanistan the ncis considered the military's best investigative agency became involved in the case once bergdahl went missing on june 30th of that year 2009 ncis report cited sole disturbing information. tony shaffer has new facts about that ncis report. >> so, did you see the report no bill, did i not see it. part of the investigation and various aspects of it they did see the report. >> and they told you? what's the headline? this is what is behind the article the 9 misbehavior charge. essentially there is clear evidence that ed was quote, unquote, going over to the other side and he had deliberate plan. there is two different strings here bill, that go off. first, one of the strings says he was going to go off to uzbekistan. he had made contact with. he made contact with the russians because he wanted to talk to russian organized crime. the other thread says that he di

alison: coming up next, something people in alison: chaos in idaho for a moose on the loose. police backlogged off streets to help her settle down in a park and she was tranquilized and removed from the area. leon: they look friendly but they will rip your lungs out. be careful. alison: final look at the forecast. steve: freeze warning north and west of town. unside the beltway nothing to worry about. a cool start in the upper 30's to lower 40's. day time highs around 60. the showers late saturday into early sunday moring. clear things out by sunday afternoon. monday, tuesday and wednesday of montreal expos week that is when we finally -- monday of net week start to warm things up again. leon: when it gets >> dicky: from hollywood it is "jimmy kimmel live." from scandal, guillermo diaz and kevin james plus music from earth, wind and fire in eaching chicago. with cleto and the cletones and now, as always here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jim

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with that i'll yield to the gentleman from idaho. >> thank you very much. i now recognize the gentle lady from washington. >> thank you, mr. chair. and thank you director saldana for being here with us today. many of my colleagues have talked about the terrible conditions in family detention camps and in detention centers and way have a detention center in my region in washington state, the northwest detention center in tacoma. i understand currently in the middle of negotiating the terms of a contract, and it's had to be extended. negotiations have had to be extended twice now. the firm deadline to wrap up is now the 23rd of this month is my understanding. there's been very little transparency in these negotiations according to some estimates. american taxpayers are on the hook for $300 a day per detainee. with all that money going to private prison companies. so why is there so little transparency in the negotiations like this that are taking place across the country and are you doing anything to open up the process so we can see what's happening? >> i'm

sergeant manning and several other idaho state troopers leap into action, driving toward the chase. >dio 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, bu

it's microsoft according to a consultant, they've applied for state money transfer licenses idaho is the first state to issue a license. that means that apple will have a lot more rivals. they've already got google wallet. intense competition. >> an interesting story, star bucks is now offering a college education to all its employees. what can you tell us about that? that seems pretty wild. >> this is really good news. we talked about the jobs report from last week. it was only 120,000 on jobs created. companies are finding it tighter to hold and keep good employees. we've seen pay rises. now star bucks looks like it's going to pay full tuition for workers to get a degree from arizona state online. this is trying to attract the best workers. so far 2,000 employees have enrolled in the program. they want to rev this up by opening it up. they want to get 25,000 college graduates by 2025. probably tough on their margins. >> let's hope it's a trend that education comes in handy. thank you so much. appreciate it. still ahead a great night for duke but even a better year for coach k. i sa

. >>> an idaho man is being credited this morning with a heroic rescue. from an suv hanging from the edge of a cliff. he smashed the passenger side window with a rock and pulled the man to safety. the driver suffered minor injuries. only a chain link fence kept the suv from plunging to three stories below. >>> a 911 call of a bagger carrier trapped in the cargo hold. >> he got trapped 14 minutes after takeoff. it was carried a passenger not on the manifest. a baggage worker had taken a nap in a pressurized cargo hold and awoke to a nightmare. >> 911. >> hello. i'm caught in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. flight 448. can you please have somebody stop it. >> where are you in a plane at? >> after about 45 seconds the call disconnects. >> are you by yourself or with somebody. >> the 911 operator tried calling back but got no answer. the trapped man had also called for help using something a bit more analogue his hands. >> i think we have a noise from the baggage compartment. it could be a person in there. we're going dom back around. >> t

. >>> an idaho man is hailed as a hero for rescuing another man from falling off a 30 foot cliff. jason warknock says he was on his way to work when he spotted a driver stuck in his truck and the only thing stopping the truck from going down a cliff was a chain link fence. he ran up a hill to get to him. >> pulled him out and gave him a hug. >> we talked about god. >> did what anyone would do so -- went right back to work. >> the rescue driver was shaken up from the incident but otherwise will be okay. >>> hundreds of people are paying tribute to the 150 victims bho died when a copilot deliberately crashed the germanwings plane into the alps. chancellor was among the dignitaryies in attendance. 150 candles were lit in memory of the victims. >>> hundreds of volunteers are joining state forestry officials to plant thousands of trees at the flight 93 memorial that crashed on 9/11. organizers hope to reforest the entire site with more than 150 trees here. flight 93 crashed after being hijacked by terrorists on 9/11, the visitors center is expected to open later this year. >>> pope fra

in kansas this windshield was shattered by balls of ice and in idaho six inches of hail filled the roads but in the midst of this severe weather a silver lining as a rainbow appeared in this tornado. >> reporter: and in addition to that heavy rains and flash flooding is affecting a good part of the country and is headed to us. >>> across the delaware and lehigh valleys, we are dealing with another chilly damp day sky 6 hd is looking at a dreary center city skyline. it looks to be clearing a bit this time but there are low clouds, meteorologist, david murphy, joins us at the big board with all the details. >> i would not call it clearing but we are seeing brighter patches in the clouds and ma may be the case over the next several hours that rough stuff with the warmer air in the central states staying out there today because we are still stuck in the cool air mass, we were not expecting much on stormtracker 6 live double scan and all we have really say is a pocket of light drizzle. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you showers falling apart east of the pittsburgh and there is a chance

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thing, he didn't do this, as in rent himself a billboard, but it is exactly what john alder of boise, idaho did. his high school sweetheart was pretty impressed. so was everybody else at school. >> the girls were like that's really sweet. the guys were like props, dude. >> several girl friends and teachers have said what a cool guy, so awesome. >> back in my day we were just glad if somebody said yes. it only cost john 110 bucks to have that billboard done up and rent it three days. bewill be his prom date. >> apparently it's the white suits you all wore and passed down through the years. >> remember the ruffle shirts? >> that was a big deal. >> it was just a bad time. >> did you guys know this prom proposal thing is a big deal. >> you have to come up with something fancy? >> the kids try to outdo each person. it's a big deal. >> show up at your house, call your parents ahead of time and say they're going to come by and write with soap on the back of the car. it's crazy. >>> temperatures going up, 66 now, possibly severe storms mainly south of town into southern maryland. there's a severe t

. >>> an idaho man is being credited this morning with a heroic rescue.n say 29-year-old jason warnok pulled the driver from an suv hanging from the edge of a cliff. he smashed the passenger side window with a rock and pulled the man to safety. the driver suffered minor injuries. only a chain link fence prevented the suv from plunging three stories below. >>> newly released 911 call of bagger carrier trapped in a cargo hold. he had fallen asleed. >> when it returns to the airport just 14 minutes after takeoff monday it was carrying a passenger not on the manifest. a baggage worker had taken a nap in a pressurized cargo hold and awoke to a nightmare. >> 911. >> hello. i'm caught in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. flight 448. can you please have somebody stop it? >> where are you in a plane at? >> after about 45 seconds the call disconnects. >> are you by yourself or with somebody? >> by myself. please! >> the 911 operator tried calling back but got no answer. the trapped man had also called for help u