this newspaper right here is from 10 days later when that news actually arrived and idaho -- in the idaho territory. immediately the newspaper went into in the -- into an extra edition, 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 lincoln assassination, what if -- a couple of major things were going on. one, the search for the killers, particularly john wilkes booth. he evaded capture for 12 days. also was burying the president. sarah jencks: and the funeral train that took the president through washington dc to his final resting place in springfield, 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 cart with the coffin in the middle, black draped fabric, tassels. this was going through town so it coul

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what i liked about it is i moved to idaho -- i won't bore you with this, but i moved to idaho a few years ago. wonderful place fan -- fantastic state. but most people -- hold on. hold on. never mind. i was about to go that my idaho rant. >> tell us. >> most people think about a place like that and out west and they say it is racist and you have militias. according to the study no. we are much less. >> that's because it is only white people. it can't be racist if it is just you. >> come on out to boys see. -- boise. don't stay with me, but come to boise. >> i sit back in my chair and fold my arms. first, how can emojis turn from cute to cruel? i don't know. now somebody is losing their job and a word from our sponsor. >> tonight's sponsor is shammy rags is perfect for cleaning up blood stains. sentinel shapmy rags. do your due diligence and choose sentinal. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. it has been a third night of relative quiet in baltimore and officials say 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew will continue through the weekend. baltimore's police commissioner sa

this paper right here is from ten days later when that news actually arrived in idaho territory, so, immediately, the newspaper went into an extra edition saying, you know, president lincoln and secretary seward assassinated and mail arrived at about 3:00 this afternoon bringing a large number of extras from the daily salt lake telegraph april 14th bearing dispatching they were both assassinated. so can you imagine being in that town, and you don't find out for ten days? now, in the aftermath of the lincoln assassination a couple major things were going on. one, the search for the killers, particularly john wilkes booth. he evaded capture for 12 days and then also was burying the president. >> and the funeral train taking the president from washington through major cities in the north and finally to his final resting place in springfield, illinois was captured in many photographs and really really moving ways. one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio and this is a true victorian funeral. take a look at this image from columbus and you'll see many horses pulling a

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. >>> nestled in the picturesque sawtooth mountains of central idaho is the town of bellevue, a town that had not had a homicide in more than ten years. here, the johnson family felt safe. alan was a landscaper. his wife, diane, worked as a tax collector. >> alan was an avid hunter, just a wonderful guy. diane, her passion was cooking. she was always doing something wonderful in the kitchen. >> on a september morning in 2003, the serenity of this small town ended abruptly when shots were fired in the johnson home. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there have been two gunshots. >> okay, where's the shots coming from? >> the daughter came over here and said that somebody shot her parents. >> when police got there, they found diane johnson shot to death in her bed, apparently, while she was still sleeping. alan johnson was also dead on the floor next to the bed. >> the shower was still going, and i could see directly into the shower, and there was a bullet hole that was straight on, chest high, straight into the tile. >> the murder weapon, a .264-caliber rifle, was on the bedroom floor

the chair: the gentleman from idaho is recognized for five minutes. mr.impson: i withdraw my point of order. the chair: the point of order is withdrawn. mr. simpson: i rise in opposition to the amendment. let me assure my colleagues that i'm sympathetic to their intention of what they're trying to do here. the gentleman seeks to show support for additional support for projects important to his constituents. unfortunately, know i know it's not the gentleman's intent, the amendment would limit all funding for construction of flood control projects to no more than $276 million. that's a cut of almost $500 million in flood control projects. i would hope we would all agree that's unacceptable. even as intended though, i must oppose the amendment. the president's budget request increased funding for environmental projects above the fiscal year 2015 level while slashing funding for flood control projects by almost $300 million in this bill, on the other hand, we were able to restore flood control funding and we did it without slashing the funding for environment

this poor, idiotic woman in idaho. taking a gun into walmart so she could be killed by a two-year-old. of the tragic stories in the news this is the most absurd. let's look at the strong second amendment person. you really believe in hunter's rights. does it matter if you live in what is sometimes called the venison belt, working-class guys who like to go out with their rifles on the weekend or plug away at beer -- deer or whether you live in idaho or wyoming? do you really believe that gun rights -- if you are like charlton heston -- does it matter? no, that is your issue. if you are african-american, does it matter if you live in alabama or illinois? probably not. because of racial justice. it may present itself somewhat differently. those are the real issues of passion. ok, size may sometimes be a variable for something else, but size does not -- rhode island is heavily industrialized. highly urbanized. and so on and so on. so, this is very good. let's bring the slavery question into mind here. madison's position wo

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that's what i'm hoping for. >> couch touches down in cambridge, idaho, to a hero's welcome.ord is 235 miles. >> so i think the next flight i'm going to get enough balloons and ballast to go to 25,000 feet. and then see if i can stay out overnight, i could maybe break my old record and go farther. maybe i could go 500 miles. >> luckily, cluster ballooning is a rare pastime. these homemade aircraft require skill and training to operate safely as well as a fair amount of luck. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> a good time can turn ugly in a hurry. >> i looked up, and i see a tv coming out the window. >> thousands of people, no way out. >> panic in a chicago nightclub packed to four times capacity. >> they started running down the stairs. and somebody fell, and then somebody fell on top of them. >>> a soccer game goro

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i'm surprised to hear that isn't imagery in san diego like we do in idaho. what can you tell me about that? >> the process you are referring to is the irops program where the forest service airplane flies an infrared plane over all the fires burning in basically the western united states and then the fire teams have that information before 6:00 in the morning. and i do know where their fire is then. the issue is that fires change during the day. we now know where the fire was last night and we know where the fire was the night before. we don't have real time information. now, the forest service research does have an airplane with a fire mapper program that can fly at above the altitude of the air tankers and all the helicopters and now can continue usely map that fire and send real time data down. but it is a research process. >> you are looking for hour into hour as opposed to what happened the day before? >> certainly, or at least more than once every 24 hours. >> that clearly makes sense n. today's world with the technology we have it would seem to me tha

overnight as the ridge of high pressure that brought us the heat today inland weakens and moves into idaho dense fog along with drizzle possible along the coast. clouds will clear around 11 am away from the ocean. the coast will remain in the upper 50s with stubborn low clouds throughout a good chunk of the weekend while inland spots get progressively cooler through monday. by tuesday the wind increases with a storm to the north, helping to give us more sunshine and >> reporter: >> pam: another major company is under scrutiny over how they're responding to the crippling california drought. it turns out a bottled water line owned by starbucks is sourcing from springs up in the sierra. ethos bottled water pumps out of placer county and bottles in merced. >> derek: a multibillion dollar corporation that serves you a five dollar latte. but tonight , starbucks is under fire for its "ethos" bottled water line. >> "yeah, that's not good." >> reporter: first brought to light by mother jones magazine but also right on the label: ethos water comes from private springs in placer county. in an area ca

if we can't live free on top of a mountain in idaho where can you live. and they would be to the white supremacy place and insisted he was never a white supremacist and it was overlap of what they believed and the white supremacist believed. and they would go for the picnics and the kids were young like nine and ten including one i got to know very well and liked. and any way like a lot of white supremacy hangouts this was in infiltrated by the government. can i take a slide detour? i went to the aryan nation and drove up past the sign that said no jews and jews turn back now and so that was you know. and immediately got surrounded by these skin heads. terrifying young men. aryan nation was about to be closed down but they had nothing to lose and these men surrounded be and started yelling at me what is your geneology and i said i am church of england. and one of these guys made a joke to alleviate the situation. a church that makes you give all of your money and made a joke and everyone relaxed. and i wonder if that one might have been an undercover agen

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

morning. 26-year-old is being held on $2 million bail in a northern idaho jail.ook off in his car leading officers at a high speed chase up to 125 miles per hour. a 16 years police veteran died from his wounds late last night. our prayers going out to his family. >>> a heart breaking story to bring you out of the midwest that could end up reuniting families a half a century later. at least 18 african-american families believe a st. louis hospital stole their children from them decades ago and then sold them to adoptive families. this came to live after zella price memher daughter for the first time. price had been told her newborn had died at that hospital back in 1965. that hospital has since closed. other families started to come forward with similar stories and are now suing to get adoption records. >>> a loving tribute to tell you about from the facebook coo sheryl sandberg as her husband, david goldberg is laid to rest. scores of big names from silicon valley coming to stamford university to pay their respects. after the funeral, sandberg took to facebook to

. >> i've worked in california at a ski resort, in alaska, boise, idaho. rebecca: he is conflicted by the ruling. >> it benefits me, so i'm happy about that, but i also want to give back to the community, the school system needs taxes to do that. rebecca: jeffrey katz is a tax attorney in bethesda. >> montgomery county in howard county, if you look at the aggregate state its $260 million. rebecca: robert oversees transportation, infrastructure and the environment. those are just some of the budgets that could take a big hit. >> we have had a lot of pressure on the school system. many of us have tried to figure out how to provide more resources. everything that we want to provide more resources to will be harder to do. rebecca: abc 7 news. rebecca cooper abc 7 news. , kellye: coming up virginia may rely less on private financing as it embarks on a plan to widen part of i-66. and after decades of promises flying cars may be here sooner than you think. devon: paging george jetson devon lucie with you, tracking higher heat, humidity. the forecast coming up. ke

for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: rise in opposition to the motion to are commit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. simpson: mr. speaker, thank you. i appreciate the remarks the gentleman just made. it would have been helpful if he was so concerned about the drought, which i'm sure you are, it would have been helpful if you voted for some of the amendments that might have addressed the problem like the mcclintock amendment that says you can't take water and buy it and flush fish down the river when people need it. the reality is this motion to recommit will not help with the drought conditions in california at all. there are only two things that will help relieve the drought. one we have no control over. it comes from a higher power it's called rain and snow. we can't legislate that. the second thing is, maybe we could start listening to some of the people who have been advocating to address this problem for several years. congressman nunes, congressman calvert, congre

duda de que la historia de Él es un vivo ejemplo que cuando uno quiere salir adelante en la vida na idahoel alfalto ad de un kilÓmetro de camino peter de noticias s y n nos informa. peter: gracias buenas tardes en demanda de la reparaciÓn de su camino, se lanzaron a protestar moradors de la ciudad de la sabana se sienten por hak eres llevado los equipos de alfalto ar. >> aquÍ no vive alguien que aspira a un cargo polÍtico ! no lo han tomado en cuenta. >> ese camino tiene mÁs de 14 aÑos en abandono. >> mi impresiÓn que se haga aquÍ la sabana y luego en punta caÑa. (gritos) (gritos) >> nos tienen olvidados ! tienen a la sabana botada. peter: expresaron que estÁn enfermos por la contaminaciÓn de la basura que depositan la comunicaciÓn, en el lugar llegÓ un contingente policial como consecuencia de la situaciÓn el transitase vio paralizado por mÁs de 2 horas, segÚn, pro seguirÍan las luchas es todo de mi parte, ahora regreso con ustedes al centro de noticia. >> 12 heridos reportaron en mÉxico luego de que dos vagones del mÉxico del d f chocaran el jefe de gobierno del descrito ding que fue po

if we got in we'd play well in idaho, south carolina new hampshire and nevada. it's not a matter of winning. it's a matter of placing. >> governor walker says he'll make an announcement about whether he's running after dealing with his state's budget by the end of june or beginning of july. we'll have more of my conversation with governor walker later on in this program. >>> up next does the traditional low influential iowa straw poll even matter for republicans this time around? >>> first, let's look at what our affiliates are covering tonight. fox news in 4 in dallas says sunday's biker shooting started with a gang member having its foot run over. police towed some of the bikes from the scene today. >>> fox 25 in boston as robert kraft says he will not appeal for the team's alleged role in the deflated footballs. he's putting the league before his franchise. the players union has already appealed the four-game suspension for tom brady. >>> three baggage handlers at oakland international airport are accused of getting suitcases filled with marijuana passed chec

the best rated state in the country for sleep, idaho. with just over seven hours of sleep per night. >> need to go to idaho, i guess. one of the few things both republicans and democrats have in common. we're talking about stress here. tonight we're meeting the group of congressmen and staffers who are letting go of their politics by getting together to practice mindfulness and meditation. a rare moment of peace in the midst of busy capitol hill. this group of congressional staffers is finding stillness, breathing and meditating. they say it helps them relieve stress find patience and focus so they can perform better at work. >> i knew the days i did it. i was a little bit better a little bit calmer a little bit nicer, a little more focused. >> that's congressman jim ryan a democrat from ohio. he started this movement on the hill. i'll have more from him tonight and he'll show us how to meditate. even in your office anywhere really. that's mindfulness on the hill. tonight on news4 at 11:00. and everybody is starting to do this. medicine

ryan cross is recovering in a hospital in idaho. he was riding four wheelers and dirt bikes with friends in idaho when the strike hit. it went straight through his head and out through his back. his wife says it is a miracle he survived. he might have made some mistakes before it struck. >> ryan got off the four wheeler. went under a tree to protect himself from the hail. leaned up against the tree and was looking at a map on his phone and that's when it all happened. >> the best thing to do if you're caught in a storm is to move indoors. don't stand under a tree or use your phone outside. if you can't get shelter, you should lie down lay low and ride out the storm. >>> we are hearing more chilling stories from people who got trammed in those floodwaters out west. a mother and son in oklahoma said they were riding in their car saturday when rising waters surrounded them. that was just the beginning of their nightmare. >> a surge of water came up and totally engulfed the front of the car. >> we were dragged into the skurnt and pretty

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paÍs alienta a las zonas a casarse como la zona cÉntrica de estados unidos, en particular la parte de idahorado y utah. >> exoneran al oficial que matÓ a balazos a un mexicano desarmado. ma familia asegura que hubo uso de fuerza letal injustificada. >> es una carrera de tiempo para rescatar vÍctimas tras una avalancha en colombia. >> el exgobernador fue presentado como el prÓximo presentado de estados unidos, pero no ha hecho oficial su intenciÓn de postularse como precandidato. >> y las confesiones de un narcotraficante que explica cÓmo en complicidad con las autoridades de mÉxico ingresan droga de este lado de la frontera. comenzamos. [mÚsica] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. [mÚsica] enrique: tardaron casi tres meses pero finalmente las autoridades difundieron el video que muestra la detenciÓn de rubÉn garcÍa que muriÓ a manos de un oficial de la policÍa de esa ciudad mientras estaba desarmado. familiares aymigos anunciaron una manifestaciÓn para el fin de semana luego que un gran jurado anunciara que no presentarÁn cargos contra el

robert barrett went back to idaho and never again ran in an echo challenge race. helen klein the 72-year- old she was unducted into the u.s.a. track hall of fame. at 85 she was still breaking records with her marathon running. a remarkable group. i'm frank somerville, see you next week. blood pressure introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. okay, hold still, honey. i'm afraid you're going to hit me again. don't worry. i'm just putting this time. i'm not the strongest golfer and i think it's holding me back in business. too bad deals aren't closed in a trampoline park. i'd just lazy-back into a rudolph into a quadriffus right up the corporate ladder. hey, dad, you coming to my play tonight? "your" play? you only painted the sets. yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel. maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do

the gentleman from idaho yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from tennessee. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it. mrs. blackburn: i commnd a -- demand a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri sec reek in addition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 16, offered by mr. luetkemeyer of missouri. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. luetkemeyer: from extreme flooding to extreme drought, the missouri river basin has been hit hard over the last few year. the families who live and work along the missouri river have endured great hardships and these have served to highlight maintaining effective flood control infrastructure. though one of our greatest resources, the missouri river would p

i'm assuming you have satellite imagery in san diego like we do in idaho. what can you tell me about that? >> the process you're referring to the program where the forest service airplane flies an infrared plane over all of the fires burning and basically the western united states and fire teams have that information before 6:00 in the morning. do know where their fire is then. the issue is fires change during the day. we know where the fire was last night and where the fire was the night before. we don't have real time information. the forest service research does have an airplane with a fire mapper program that can fly above the altitude of the air tankers and helicopters and now can continuously map that fire and send real time data down. but it's a research -- >> you're looking for hour by hour as opposed to what happened -- >> certainly or at least more than once every 24 hours. >> that makes sense and in today's world with the technology, it would seem that would not be that difficult to do. >> sometimes it is relatively predictable and sometimes not.

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. >> you can go to a score in washington and be in idaho in a few minutes. can go to a marijuana dispensary in colorado and be over the border in new mexico. marijuana is legal in both those places. can we have a checker board marijuana enforcement structure in this country? >> i think that we have a broad marijuana structure in the united states, and had one for a number of decades. i feel strongly that we can. >> can you raid a house in sante fe and le off a house in durango and steam boat springs in the adjoining state. when you start to get more states allowing recreational use, and a larger number - a very large number of states allowing medicinal use, how does the deo deploy to fight what still is a schedule 1 drug? >> the thing is that we have limited resources. however, we work closely with state and local police departments. the states may have legalized marijuana, but, you know we can work with the state and local police departments and we can take those cases, federal and prosecutor at the federal level. >> we are going to continue the conversatio

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our system from yesterday is up towards idaho and into eastern washington. our next system is right off the coast. it will get at little reenforcement as we go through the next 24 hours. i doubt these change very much, but 49. the breeze still west, 16 at sfo. not too bad for most. there's a little bit of a delta breeze westerly. it's mainly a component of an on shore breeze. 48, san francisco, bowie, 50. water temperatures staying cold. that has played into our weather. 30s up in the mountains. 40s, 50s, it was howling yesterday. a lot of low clouds. high clouds, we might get a few breaks. looks like a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. a lot of energy will swing in tomorrow morning. about 8:00, san jose south, maybe more in line for rain than everybody else. it does light up later in the afternoon. some of the rain heaviest will be towards the south. and for toc t will be cloudy skies with some rain. fine tune this as we head towards later tonight and tomorrow. it is impressive. so cloudy and cool, breezy at times. a few showers could develop. but below average

and 31-year-old josh a welder from idaho. >> small town, good values.aid back. >> he created a special gift for one of the women. >> that's beautiful. >> made it out of steel. >> i like this one. i think this is my favorite. >> reporter: >> reporter: and 28-year-old daniel from nashville who was nervously picking his out fit. what are your jokes? i try to tell funny jokes. >> you are a self aware. >> reporter: ben a personal trainer from san jose california. do you have a strategy? >> i do have a strategy. >> reporter: okay. >> be myself because that's all i got. >> reporter: his mother died when he was 14. he says it shaped his outlook on love. >> you never know when that last day could be. it is important to find positive things in life. >> reporter: later on, back at the mansion, it was roll time. the guys are here. limos are arriving. >> i was going for a hand shake. >> no way. nice to meet you. >> looking forward to get to know you. >> thank you. >> reporter: here's the part you have never seen. during the cocktail mixer, dozens of cameramen cramme

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idaho and south dakota both rose into the top ten in 2013.of the highest diabetes rates were centered in the south for the second year in a row, mississippi was at the top. more than 35% of its population is obese. >>> in texas one in six high school students are obese, but the agricultural commissioner says he is going to fix that. he is reintroducing deep-fried foods to school cafeterias. >> reporter: and this middle school in dallas texas, lunch is served just one way, healthy. the blockly is steamed. the oranges are fresh, and the salads are in abundance. but this wasn't always the case about ten years ago, texas recognized that a growing number of its children were both overweight and suffering from diabetes. so state officials decided to take action and ban things like deep friars and soda machines from school cafeterias. in schools like this the ban encouraged healthy alternatives officials say. >> for years we have been working in that direction, and more recently we have even developed stronger nutrition standards. >> reporter: and y

deen and tate were not the only officers fatally shot this year idaho police sergeant greg moore was shot and killed this month after stopping a man nypd officer brian moore died while attempting to question a suspicious person. in march, 21-year-old trevor casper shot and killed while attempting to apprehend a bank robbery suspect. joecy wells killed in a shootout serving a warrant to a double murder suspect in louisiana. fulton county county detective green and michael johnson shot and killed responding to a suicide threat. and yazi killed during a domestic violence called and philadelphia police officer robert wilson killed when he interrupted an armed robbery. the nypd also officer liu and rafael ramos in january, shot sitting in their quad car. these instances that officers families fear every day and officers fear every day. let's bring in retired detective marcus flaxton, former nypd officer eugene o'donnell. let me start with you, when i was in baltimore, some of the officers told me they feel there's a class of criminal that nowa days feels more emboldened than ever to shoot

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. >>> incredible pictures out of idaho. the red stripe down the center of a man's body happened when he was struck by lightning while camping with friends when suddenly a big storm moved in. he took shelter under a tree to protect himself from hail. that's when the bolt hit him right through his head. amazingly, he is already up and walking. >>> and here's something that might be even more rare than someone getting struck by lightning. passengers stuck on the tarmac for hours with smiles on their faces. that's because their delta pilot ordered pizza for everyone. from a local pizza place near knoxville, tennessee, where their flight was diverted before continuing on to atlanta. >>> lebron james heading to the nba finals for the fifth consecutive time, but it's his first in a since 2007 in a cavaliers uniform. james who went from beloved to a pariah to beloved again this season, gave his two sons a king sized hug after his team swept the atlanta hawks. >>> when we come back, they told him he'd never walk again. but on one of