idaho is trained by aiden 0‘brien — that win ensures he finishes as champion trainer for the week atoss saw his new side lose 24 points to 16 at warrington wolves. two tries for ryan atkins helped to give the wolves theirfirst win in 6 games. marin cilic beat gilles muller by 2 sets to one to reach the final at queen‘s in london. the croatian number 4 seed fought to a 6—3, 5—7, 6—4 victory over the 34 year old from luxembourg. cilic has only had his serve broken once in the tournament so far. and roger federer looks in solid form ahead of wimbledon. the 18—time grand slam winner came through a tough test against the russian karen khachanov in the semi—finals of the halle open in germany. federer won 6—4, 7—6. he‘ll play zverev in the final. petra kvitova‘s form is improving dramatically, on her return to tennis. she‘s reached the final of the aegon classic in birmingham — only her second tournament since her playing hand was badly injured in a knife attack six months ago. she went through when her opponent, lucie safarova, was forced to retire. kvitova will play ashleigh barty of aus

idaho is trained by aiden 0'brien — that win ensures he finishes as champion trainer for the week atnetherlands in the semi finals regardless of today's result, the men had already qualified for the overall world cup finals in india in december. concluding our series on women's sport week, today we meet a group of sportswomen from yorkshire, who have had an impact internationally. until recently the international basketball federation banned religious headgear on safety grounds. but now, after a worldwide campaign from players at all levels of the game, that has changed. as rhia choham reports. meet bradford cobras basketball team. they have the trainers, the shorts and the jersey. they also have hijabs. you may not have seen a female basketball player wearing one before, that's because until last month they were banned in the game. although rule did not affect this local game, they learned their voices to a passionate worldwide campaign, urging the international bust federation to lift the ban. knowing there is something that i can do about that than definitely quickly got me up to

you have been to idaho. >> i have what sit like. >> i drove right through. >> i'm sure for idaho it saysto violence. it is hilarious. >> yes, i get it, cool. >> you don't get it, cooking potato you have to stab it, put holes in it. >> i don't feel it maybe people that cook. >> bob, take it away. >> 6:44. good morning, video i got from my daughter, i'm at a madison, i think a guy works for i. >> is that my house, this is your housey don't know, she said i'm at a party and i think this guy works with you. is this your living room. >> this is my 10 secondary cap >> right here. >> my knee last night i caught her, i caught her with a beer. she was with a friend upstairs going to sleep. you ladies get downstairs have fun watch movies. i hear a separate fridge and bottle drop and came downstairs and it was opened, i gave her a look and now we have to talk. >> they have light sticks and light glasses, they are having fun. >> full on rave. >> nicholas say thomas told all of fail what happened he should wait for to it hit you tube and send a link to her parents, what a way to find out. >> that is

miles daisher parachuted yesterday from an idaho bridge 63 times.ap he climbed nearly 500 feet out of the snake river canyon. that's amazing. that's roughly equal to scaling mt. everest. the jumps raised money for charity. he must have slept well. >>> the next time you're looking for job, you google it. when typing in a query such as "jobs near me" or "teaching jobs" google will display listings from sis. the search engine will narrow job by categories and dates posted. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," oscar winning director sophia coppola stops by studio 57 with her new movie "beguiled." i'm meg oliver. this is the "cbs morning news." now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. sfx [heartbeat] only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> our top stories this morning. residents along the gulf coast are preparing for tropical storm cindy. cindy is expected to make landfall late tonight with 60-mile-per-hour winds and flood producing rain. tropical sto

next is on the idaho border and that there we are losing 5,000 feet of elevation and marked down to the state river so that seems easy but then in the day you've got to come back. >> this is close to where eugene was founded over 100 years ago and it still is the heart of the city. this is a whitewater river but that is what eugene is about, so do we get a bicycle to go over the pedestrian bridge he has more for pedestrians and cars. in this town scores 5-for you could go 10 miles on either side through a bike path, but was and did not know you were in the city most of the time. the bike lanes are separated so you don't have to pay for traffic and it makes it easy to commute and the former mayor completed the trails on both sides i and her crowning achievement was to build a bike path that told you something there was a time in no longer is important for china's petition. then there was a period of pollution and people were so upset they declared a greenway and it's now you can canoe from here to portland on hundred 50 miles. >> you would never see a farm or house or city how you would

let's hear from darrell, in idaho, independent. darrell, good morning, we are approaching 10 a.m., we expect the seat to be in right there on the screen. greta, happy to talk, i used to be darrell, in caldwell,h, i moved to idaho, so i got away from the uture earthquake, the program of full measure with suzanne, fantastic lly god a program revealing the fact that all these people, the higher up go, the more money they got to gather up. we're living in a united states just rica now that is saturated with as many -- i like this i call it here, gossipers running the country. more gossip we hear, better they like it, you have stacks of judge shows. the what is gossip about comey hearing? aller: think of this here, comey comes in and literally tells us all the crimes hillary and said it made him nauseous, that ended that. as ld trump comes in president and he basically is stifled, he can't move ahead because just seems like our wants to put the democrats in their situation, theirs and ans in the rest of us who are independent, we sit th

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it must very early in idaho right now. thank you for calling. caller: yes, very early. i cannot believe this happened again. hate to ask you but who do you think is behind this? i have no idea it we just don't know yet. if i had to guess, and this is just a wild guess, often these in -- in these cases, people have serious mental illness. in alexandria, a terrible case of a mentally ill man who murdered three different people, including the wife of our sheriff act in 2003. it took a long time to figure him,ho it was and catch but he was well known to be someone who was clearly pretty mentally ill. but we will see. host: fox news now reporting some of what that caller was talking about earlier quoting a republican in florida describing a strange encounter with a man shortly before the shooting practice inaseball virginia. he said by phone that he and other congressmen were leaving when asked whether they were republican or democratic members of congress on the field. kind of odd. the man was not carrying anything at the time. later, the shooting started, the gunman with t

muslim country, supports legal immigration and helps refugees has not been universally popular in idahonservative states in the country. during the past election, chobani was attacked by far right media, including breitbart, claiming it had brought refugees, crime and tuberculosis to twin falls-- none of which is true, yet both hamdi and the mayor of twin falls received death threats. one publication had a headline that said, "american yogurt tycoon vows to choke u.s. with muslims." >> ulukaya: yeah. >> kroft: people targeted you? >> ulukaya: yeah, it was an emotional-- emotional time. people, you know, hate you for doing something right. i mean, what can you do about that? there's not much you can do. >> kroft: the situation has cooled somewhat and hamdi enjoys the full support of idaho's very popular and very conservative governor butch otter. >> governor butch otter: i think his care about his employees, whether they be refugees, or they be folks that were born ten miles from where they're working. i believe his advocacy for that person is no different. and there's nothin' wrong with

>> when i was working in boise, idaho i requested the claims against the city. i got a whole box of them, interviewed them, analyzed them and figure areaed out what problems the city was having. they are essential and required for so much reporting. and not just journalists but average people. >> have you requested for a foya through the federal government? >> the federal government is hard to deal with it. it is a huge bureaucracies and the delays are long. yeah, i have requested foya requests and it is a pain. frankly in my research most journalists have not or if they did it once that is thealist time because they find it is a waste of time. >> what is the strategy to get around that? >> for journalists it is about social and getting to know the people. you have a delay and it is over. that doesn't mean the system is totally broken. only 7% of foya requests are submitted by ournalists. 93% are submitted by businesses, citizens, universities, lawyers and you name it. there is a lot of information for this to work. they don't always need the timeliness journali

a river...the the snake located above high arc eighty-six foot hundred and a four-bridge...perrine idaho on the twin falls, sports teams...professional g sin city two nineteen...givin as twenty-vegas as soon as twenty-nineteen...giving sin city two professional sports teams... miles daisher of the red bull air force set a new record for the most unassisted base jumps in twenty-four hours on tuesday....the record-setting sixty three jumps occurred in twin falls, idaho on the perrine bridge...a four- hundred and eighty-six foot high arc located above the snake river...the bridge is a common spot for base jumpers... after each jump...daisher landed on the bullseye on the bank of the river and hiked and climbed a total of thirty thousand, five hundred feet on the day...fifteen hundred feet higher than mount everest... tonight at 10(where you trying to go?) pick up a food order (where?) ahhh it's like right down the street (it's a dead end) are you serious i did even know that .a lot of people apparently didn't know that this lane is just for transit . i'll explain in the next edtion of peopl

idaho is trained by aiden 0'brien — that win ensures he finishes as champion trainer for the week atavey area of low pressure from mid—june pushing into the north of scotland. it is bringing bands of rain further south the moment into lewis, also across the moment into lewis, also across the northern highlands, 0rkney and shetland. windy into the night. elsewhere a few late showers and parts of southern england and wales, they will depart and it will be dry during the night, and by donna to be some patchy rain and drizzle. i'll start for england and wales, fresher for scotland and northern ireland, and still breezy. the area of low pressure not moving away in a hurry. it will bring windy weather to north—east scotland and some blustery condition to north—east england to start sunday. while we still have bands of showers, 0rkney, shetland and into the central swathe of west of scotland either side of that there will be sunshine around first thing. after a largely dry afternoon in northern ireland, most bases will avoid showers. right start in the north of england but there will be blu

the next hardest one would be hell's canyon, on the idaho border, and you're lose 50:00 feet of elevation, you start on the rim and you hike down to the snake river. that seems easy. then in the afternoon and the heat of the day you have to come back. welcome to downtown eugene. very close to where eugene was funds over 100 years ago, and it still is the heart of the city. you think, that's is a whitewater river with trails in the woods on either side? but that is what eugene is about. so, we're on a biffle -- bicycle bridge. eugene has more bridges for bicycles than cars. in this town it's five to four and this one is in me middle. you can go ten miles of the path and not nor you're in a city. eugene is a an extremely bike-friendly city by design. separate bike paths all over the city so you don't have to fight traffic. makes it handy for commuting. our former mayor, right bass -- ruth bascom, completed the trails on both side of the willamette river. there was time it was full of steamboats. but it was no longer important for transportation and also a huge fishery with salmon coming up

they had to leave, they went to idaho. and for years it was the property of the cuban people. they had -- it was very difficult for them to get out and get their things out. they had art, you know, and so forth. after kennedy administration stepped in to help them, that's why mow the hemingway archives is at the jfk museum. there was a connection there. he wanted to stay but it was impossible. >> i'm going to -- [inaudible] castro loved hemingway. they would direct people to the hemingway house, which is a tourist attraction. so i'm sure he wanted to stay. yes, sir. >> you -- [inaudible] did you come across anything, and frank lloyd wright's kid probably went to -- did you come across any of these connections? >> and we have the question repeated for the home audience? if anyone else has any questions, please line up here to stage right. >> frank lloyd wright and ernest hemingway kind of grew up -- [inaudible] and their kids played together. mary, what did you find out? >> there, again -- [inaudible] didn't say anything about him. but what -- [inaudible] the house they lived i

we continue seeing rain and snow and you snts the system here in nevada and idaho, that is the system conditions during the weekend and even of the snow and scattered showers -- showers. if we slide in closer you can seat south bay is sunny with continued clearing expected into the afternoon. it is winding down here a bit of a rain snow mix at 7000 feet. snow levels are dropping and a winter weather advisory in place and activity and unusual -- active and unusual weather going to. here is a look at the afternoon. the skies continue clearing and over tahoe not clear skies but the rain and snow moving on. afternoon highs for today, 72 degrees for napa and 53 in san francisco and upper 60s in oakland so still mind for us. 70 expected in san jose and wz we get into the days ahead, 60s at the coast and 70 degrees around the bay and upper 70s inland and by wednesday, low 80s for inland communities and friday low 90s expected and pushing into the weekend, is heat is on. getting into the weekend saturday and sunday, low to mid 60s expected along the coastline. low 80s expected around the bay

if you're in idaho and you have a dirty river, clean it up in idaho.f you're in new york city and you don't want super storm sandy sweeping in and filling up your subway system, put up a flood barrier like the dutch coast have. the idea that what arnold is complaining about can only be solved by 195 countries having some ridiculous agreement is completely preposterous. >> neil: this is going to be the sort of news the next couple days, weeks, that this will not stop. it's all because the president is an idiot, he's obstinate, not aware of climate change. the improvement we made limiting and drastically reducing our own carbon emissions in this country has nothing to do with this accord to do with the way we get our energy from fracking and cheaper natural gas and cleaner natural gas at that. but i tell you, i can talk on environmentalists until i'm blue in the face and it doesn't come up. >> no. it's wealthy societies that care about their environment. the wealthier a society grows, the less they want to live with filthy smoke stacks and polluted air.

this one was gifted to idaho more than 100 years ago.ing $300,000 to move the tree to a park about two blocks away. there is a 95% chance that the tree will survive. >>> coming up, human remains found inside of a warehouse. the possible connection to a missing uber driver who has not been seen for more than a month. >>> an all-out brawl. one of san francisco's busiest shopping malls. on this chaotic scene that injured with a police officer being injured all ahead on mornings on two. >>> this is ktvu warnings on two . >>> a brand-new week. i am dusty. >> i know who you are ! it is good to see you. good morning, i am dave clark. it is good to see steve boston talking about ever weather. he is right over here. >> you missed a blazing hot week. >> i put in for that back in january. who do that i would take the hottest day off . >> i hope you went somewhere cool . >> i did. monterey >>> we have a much different pattern this week than last week, that is for sure. temperatures last week were blazing hot. in fact, last thursday, 90s

yogurt sued jones after info wars fanned the lie that chobani employees committed sexual assault in idaho. >> i regret we misrepresented chobani. >> you could have found out if you had a reporter do a little reporting, call, check out the facts. you never would have had to apologize. >> this is my statement on that. we know it was basically a p.r. event. what happens is you've got a year of reporting on a reported sexual assault. >> all of which has nothing to do with chobani. >> you're not going to let me get it out. >> i don't want to smear the man. you said you were wrong about chobani. you said that. >> well, that's because they chose to go after me and so i simply pointed out that we were reporting other people's reports that were not entirely accurate and we were sorry because it was true. >> you don't sound very sorry. >> well, the media said stuff about the settlement that wasn't true. >> what? you said things about chobani and the owner that were not true. are you sorry? >> i will tell you again. the media really was upset that they said it was a hoax. >> it's no the media. you.

we have been following the story for about a week -- idaho's largest sequoia tree weighs about 8000 pounds. it was uprooted carefully and move to a new location. tube toe using rolling move it. it was grown from a seed by a famous naturalist more than a century ago. it had to be moved to make way for a hospital expansion. well worth the trouble.

it is one thing if it is -- if he follows senator from idaho's cross-examination. it was very workmanlike. what if he said and hope. >> he said this is a great writing. i'm sure you got an "a" in your english law briefing writing class. drew him in only to say let's drill down on the specific word. the specific phrase. >> very well done. a good cross-examination. i recommend it to young law students. if trump had done that and said i did say i hoped. i told everybody that. i tell people in the oval office or out of the oval office. if trump had done that, we have a gray area. it is more difficult to prosecute. when he says no, i never said that. didn't happen. now we have a credibility battle. thing truth of the matter is in credibility battle between trump and comey, comey will win. trump has had so many different lies. i think the president really hurt himself in that. >> cynthia, when it comes to this boiling down to he said-he said moment. we know that donald trump has gone up against the federal government before. he has gone through other types of civil cases

this is on the idaho border and they are your losing 5000 feet of elevation. start on the rim and hike down to the snake river so that seems easy but in the afternoon in the heat of the day you got to come back . welcome to downtown eugene, this is close to where eugene was founded over 100 years ago and still is the heart of the city and your thinking well wait, this is a whitewater river with trails in the woods on either side but that is what eugene is really about. so we're on a bicycle bridge, pedestrian bridge. eugene has more ridges for bikes and pedestrians that has for cars across the river. in this town, the score is five before. >> and this one is just fine in the middle you can go 10 miles on either side of the bike path through the woods and not even know you're in the city most of the time. well eugene is used extremely bike friendly city and this is by design. the bike lanes and bike paths, separate bike paths all over the city so that you don't have to fight traffic and it makes it handy for commuting. but our former mayor was the one who compl

. >> idaho. >> you saw it in the prompter. >> maybe i did, maybe i didn't >> somewhere in the midwest but i will say there is no where in idaho so everyone, taking their own sweet time. >> move your tractor, bob. >> i will this as a reminder no matter how angry we get on the road, it never helps you. >> no. >> that is right. >> i'm like a 90 year-old man go ahead i'm in no rush. >>> best children's hospital in the nation find out where chop falls on the list. >> take a look at this really fake news we will look at fake time magazine with president trump on the cover, that hangs in his golf club. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> now for a lot newspaper headlines. >> burlington county times homeless population in burlington county is low necess

well, that designation go to drivers from the state of idaho, who are most likely to allow you to cut merge nothing to traffic. in university city, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >> all right. idaho. >>> trending right now, former tennis star john mcenroe, huge in his day is known as a bad boy and always letting loose with his temper but there were comments about serena williams that has him under fire. during an interview with npr he what had asked if williams was best tennis player ever male or female. he said williams would probably be number 700 in the world if she had to play mens circuit. mcenroe says he hasn't seen a women's player who is best in any sport including tennis. well, serena is not one to sit quietly. dear johnny adore and respect you but please, keep me out of your statements that are not factually based. i have never played anyone ranked there nor do i have time, respect me and my privacy as i'm trying to have a baby. good day, sir. >>> lets show you a bright spot one of my favorite, espn magazine revealing cover for its body issue. it features cowboys, well, ezeki

the frilly matchup between the ladies at the high school in idaho. >> here we go.ay. >> they are all dressed up in prom dresses. >> that makes it fun. kind of like wreck the dress. >> the rugby edition. >> that was an amazing tackle. >> i love the fact that some of these are prom dresses and some are these are -- i'll be lady like for now. >> right. the referee is even wearing a dress. you see that? >> yes. it's a lot of fun. >> if you like that, i'm sure you'll love this next video from our old buddy the slow mo guy. this time they are going to play with the water balloons. >> ready? >> yes. >> all right. >> it's a 6 foot water balloon. you see on top of their infamous trampoline. they fill it up. it weighs a lot. they are being smashed by it. let's see what happens. >> for that brief few thousandths of a s.e.c. when the water is still in the same shape, slow motion videos are so popular. >> it's crazy to see how quickly the latex on that balloon just retracts. >> this particular youtube goes by the name of duck decides he owes his audience an explanation. >> what

state of idaho, a sequoia tree that stood in the same spot for over a century now has a new home. in -- it is moved down th street from a hospital where it was blocking a plant expansion. they are some of the world's tallest trees, reaching heights of up to 80 meters. you can always get your dw news on the go. download our app from google play. that will give you access to all the latest news and push notifications for any breaking news. you can also use the dw back to send us photos and videos when you see news happening. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day, stick around. day, stick around. ♪ [theme music] ♪ [theme music] >>>ernabel demillo: hi, i'm ernabel demillo, welcome to asian american life. in this edition i sat down with the young star of the hit t.v. show "fresh off the boat" to talk about his life changing role and why the show is a success. plus we have this. paul lin enjoys a modern opera on hollywood t.v. and film. minnie roh gets into action with superheroes.

state of idaho, a sequoia tree that stood in the same spot for over a century now has a new home. in -- i it is moved down the street f from a hospital where t was blocking a plant expansion. they are some of the world's tallest trees, reaching heights of up to 80 meters. you can always get your dw news on the go. download our app from google play. that will give you access to all the latest news and push notifications for any breaking news. you can also use the dw back to send us photos and videos when you see news happening. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day, stick around. laura: welcome back. you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." climb laura cellier. travel banp's reinstated. bansupreme court allows his on travelers from mainly muslim countries. prime minister theresa may says that eu nationals will be offered a successful status after five years in the u.k. u.s.-backed forces in syria retake another neighborhood from islamic state. the latest for us on

i dare say the health care needs in texas are much different from states like vermont or idaho or other smaller states we have a large number of noncitizens in my state. why not let them design programs that deal with the needs of their people? that's why it lets states choose between for their medicaid population starting in 2020. we have done our dead level best to make sure our draft doesn't leave anyone out. we ensured the most vulnerable have protection. perhaps most importantly is the fundamental role to free the american family from obamacare mandates that have hit them where it hurts the most. we are giving americans back their freedom of choice when it comes to health care, which has so long been denied them under the command and control regime of obamacare. the employer mandate because they sought to avoid that penalty. and finally no longer will folks be forced to buy plans they don't need at a price they can't afford. this i believe is a frame work for better care. we'll continue to discuss this man. if there's a way the bill can be strengthened i am open to it. the status q

sequoias are native to california but this particular one was a gift to idaho.re than 100 years ago from the naturalist, john muir. they were expanding $300,000 to move the tree. and officials say there is a 95% chance that the tree will survive. >>> an important recall. the california-based company is recalling more than 50,000 pounds of chicken products because they may contain bones. the frozen chicken bites were made on august 30 of 2016. february 1 and ninth of this year and april 25 so check your filters those so check your freezers. -- so check your freezers. no illnesses have been reported. if you have the product, throw it away or taken back to the store you purchased it to get a refund. >>> a bowl may have the ability to catch on fire. to demonstrate what happened, he made this video showing the ball setting fire to a piece of paper. the product in question is a serving bowl. ikea says they are investigating the claims that light reflecting off the surface can start fires. >>> new information about a san francisco uber driver who went missing back in m

a 109-year-old tree grown from a seed is on the move in idaho.e 10-story tall 800,000 pound tree is in the way of a hospital expansion so it's being moved two blocks to city property. >> these technical challenges probably the vertical height of this tree is unusual. most trees top that we move, even if they're really large, are 50, 60 foot tall. this one over 100 feet tall is different. >> it sounds complicated. john made his home in the bay area and led the fight to create the park and he did that from his home in martinez. >>> now your forecast. >> we're tracking a return to more summer-like pattern. fog is rolling in evening and numbers back near average as we finish off the weekend. live doppler 7 showing you high clouds overhead just to our east in the this will not effect our weather pattern. outside we go. a live look showing you the fog that's about to goble up san francisco. the marine layer will thicken tonight and the fog will reach some of our inland communities in the next 12 hours. out there right now it is a total summer spread. 6

here he is jumping off a bridge in idaho. he was there recently. you're there, why not do base jumping. that's exactly what he's going to do. his helmet, using a camera. he jumps. 123 seconds. you can appreciate this v. >> he's got such focus. during the performance, his hands out. everything so regimented, mechanical, so practiced. >> isn't that amazing the way that looks. it deploys. get a little shock of his buddy shawn there. they just said at the bottom where they established their landing zone. >> keep those shoes dry, jeb. >> this is my favorite part. going down, everything is pretty awesome and amazing. >> so close. >> yeah. he ends up taking a bit of a detour from his intended landing zone and ends up getting his feet in the water. if you want to check out the whole thing, check out his youtube channel. >> i guess, my base jump, my shoes got wet. pretty good. pretty good problem to have. >> making your own wedding rings. >> next "right this minute." >>> still to come, i hope it helps him. >> he raps to a letter he receives from an 11-year-

. >> reporter: idaho republican jim risch. >> he did not direct you to let it go. >> not in his words. this is the president of the united states with me alone saying "i hope" this. i took it this is what he wants me to do. i didn't obey that but that's the way i took it. >> reporter: oklahoma republican james lankford argued president trump didn't say anything to comey that he hasn't said on twitter. >> quite frankly, the president has informed around 6 billion people that he's not rea of this investigation. do you think there's a difference in that? >> yes. >> okay. what was -- >> there's a big difference in kicking superior officers out of the oval office, looking the fbi director in the eye and saying "i hope you let this go." i think if our agents, as good as they are, heard the president of the united states did that there's a real risk of a chilling effect on their work. >> reporter: president trump has disputed comey's account, even tweeting last month, "james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations." >> lordy, i hope there are tapes. >> reporter: comey says

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. >> good enough to go to the x game trials in boise idaho. and came within a few points from becoming the youngest ever to make the x games field. her sponsors are proud. let's run down for the folks at home how many endorsement you have. break it down. >> santa cruz. independent trucks. gir is not a 4 letter word. vans and 187 nooe pads. >> how -- knee pads. >> how old are you? >> 11. >> she competes against girls more than twice her age gaining confidence and notoriety in a sport once dominated by the boys. >> i'm in the movement of girls skateboarding and there's not a lot of girl skateboarders so hopefully this inspires a bunch of girl skateboarders. >>> to the world rankings. she's ranked 190. cut out the men, she's ranked 29th. under 15? she's ranked number one in the world. >> congratulations. all right we'll be right back with that. nice story. news updates are always on >>> well, thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> cbs weekend news is next. news updates on cbssf.com as we look live over

after speaking to the parents i did my homework and i realized he was not 23 from idaho he was a man in moscow. not only this girl but 12 other girls at the same time he would become the virtual boy friend they would never see him he would send videos or skip the audio tracks and convince them to send compromising photos and videos of they decided they didn't or wanted to leave he would blackmail them. it is happening quite a bit also one-man from buffalo a wounded that who was the islamophobia. and he said i have some questions i've loved to talk to you and talked for several weeks it was clear he did not like muslims but i was walking my dog in the park i saw a muslim man praying it took everything it in me not to kick him in the face. i said i am coming now and i flew out the next day and we talked. one of the first questions i asked was have you ever get to a muslim? he said now why would i want to do that? they are evil. i hate them. they are the double. so i excuse myself i got my phone we went to the local mosque and i said i have a gentleman here who was christian who would l

in a letter joined by nine other state attorneys and the governor of idaho, mr. paxton said the 2012 amnesty created by president obama and continued by president trump is illegal. speaking of immigration, the house yesterday passed two pieces of legislation dealing with immigration and sanctuary cities, cracking down on undocumented immigrants and the localities that shelter them. this legislation urged by the president. "roll call" reporting it faces a murky fate in the senate. let's go to bob in indiana, independent caller. hi, bob. good morning. we are on open phones. go ahead. caller: good morning, greta. and i kind of feel a little sorry for the journalists because i'm certain because of their access to areas of turmoil and hostile areas they're under pressure to be recruited by intelligence agencies, that you have big corporations and government agencies and politicians pressuring them to kill unfavorable stories and to push favorable stories for them. they have to be under a lot of pressure. host: ok. laura, garland, texas, we are in open phones. good mor

>>> idaho's largest sequoia tree is setting into a new home uprooted from its home to make room the hospital paid to move that 800,000 pound tree sent to boise as a seedling more than a century ago. >> they moved it so quickly. it's merchandise. >>> now for a look at our morning road conditions. drivers will find wet roads along the southeast coast and drivers should also watch out for slippery roads and possibly some flooding in texas and new mexico. >>> if you're flying airport delays are most likely in miami. >>> a teenage girl escaped serious injury after falling from an amusement park >> abc's adrienne bankert has all the heart-stopping details. >> reporter: a day of fun turns terrifying. watch as this 14-year-old girl dangles more than two stories above ground happening from the sky ride gondola. panic onlookers assembled to break her fall. >> her neck is stuck. >> here's the heart-stopping scene from a different angal. >> oh, my gosh. >> the crowd tells the scene to just let go. >> they'll catch you. they'll catch you. go ahead. >> that's what she does. watch as she falls

>> i am currently in idaho, a really small town there. >> when you decide that you're going to leave your house and start walking, what is the motivation there? why are you doing this? >> it's definitely, like, an inner motivation thing. this is something i've always wanted to do with my life. i really want to start a so i really just instilled a positive attitude i use the saying it is all good. and to keep moving forward. >> i really just need to go about four times now. the plan now is to go at the border of canada. different opportunity comes my way, before then i'm willing to take it. >> how's the tread on your shoes and the stroller tires? >> they're pretty faded. this is actually my fourth pair of shoes. >> good luck on o your journey. >>> a guy gets a cat surprise. >> isn't it cute? >> when they got gizmo home, gizmo was sick. >> find out how some extra love is keeping him in the family for a long time. >>> and see what happens when a skim board meets the perfect pool. >> no. yes! yeah, at first i thought it was just the stress of moving. [ sighs ] hey, i was using that. what

it's not pouring even rain through northern idaho and into montana, too. it's really just clouds locked in here. if we're lucky, maybe we'll get breaks in the second half of the day. temperatures cooled off. still a chance of a stray shower, storm around boise. much of california's still got some of the june gloom early in the day, hoping to break through some of that this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. maybe a nice period of wert soul right now, death valley's 104 kind of stands out. >> this is a story everyone wants a piece of. disco history. the iconic light-up dance floor from "saturday night fever" is going up for auction. it was custom built for the film, installed in a brooklyn club for the movie and it's been there ever since. the auction joses it could fetch up to $1.5 million. if you get that in your living room, frances, i'm coming over in the pants. >> not the pants, the suit from the opening scene. >> the big long collar. definitely makes for a party regardless. >>> just ahead, we will get to the bottom of the president's covf

well that designation goes to drivers from the state of idaho who are most likely to allow to you cut when merging into traffic. in university city, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >> happening right now police are investigate a shooting in kensington. a 26-year-old woman was shot one time in the leg just after 9:00 on the 2800 block of north lee street the woman was taken to temple university hospital much she's stable right now. philadelphia police do have the 81 gut as of now to arrests made. >>> a pair of shorts this may be the only clue police in one local town have to solve a wrist mystery. a tragic accident but the changed a little girl's live forever. she lost her legs after playing on train tracks. tonight, her mom tells fox 29 ♪ >>> north wildwood police are hoping these shorts can lead them to the identity of a man who's body washed up on a beach over weekend. these are the shorts the guy was wearing. police say he's a hispanic man. they think was in his 20s. he's got a scar on his left shoulder and police say there was no trauma to the body but didn't say how he died. >>> ha

all the democrats here and people i know no alaska or idaho they have have gone independent osther republicans now. democratic party moved so far to the left with these crazy issues and political correctness. you guys need to get one simple message. help the working man, help working woman inhelp the small business. you'll be back on top. get out the ditch. guest: thanks john. i appreciate that comment. i think that you're right. we've got to get back to our roots as a party. as a parties of the working man and woman. i see that drift happening. ironically, lot of it happened during the 1990's under the clinton administration. reran as every man. i feel your pain. but the policies in officer very much pro wall street and pro silicone valley. he did a lot to realign the party away from the working class and the traditional middle class and towards the rising professional and creates what some people created the elite. i'm not saying to kick those folks in the party. we got to make sure we're focused on the economic message. when people say what is the democratic party stand for? i want them to