>> idaho falls, idaho, big blue heaven above, dazzling white mormon temple below to anchor below.ine way to raise a family, three dodge boys and one girl, angie, whose birth occasion, the biggest celebration of all. >> that was a pinnacle for my parents to have the baby girl. >> little angie was one of those kids who learned about independence early on who grew up busy and strong and stubborn. >> nobody got in her face because she would take care of you. >> she was a wee, petite thing. >> angie was 5'11" and she was strong. >> but, of course, big can be a problem for a girl. as a teenager, she was too tall, too awkward. she struggled. and to make it worse, her parents' marriage fell apart. >> that's when angie went and just made friends whoever accepted her. >> among angie's new friends was jessica martinez. >> we both had very poor image because we had weight problems and wanted to be accepted not by what we looked like but for the people we were. >> jessica turned out fine. but carol worried about those new friends, didn't know they, like angie, had big plans. >> >> she wanted t

the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from idaho, mr. simpson. mr. simpson: please join me in pledging allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the eaker pro tempore: chair lays before the house a communication. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, one of my guiding principles during my tenure in congress has been to protect the taxpayers that i represent. this is why my first days in office i rejected my congressional pension, turned down the health care subsidy for members of congress, and fought against a congressional pay raise. i believe members of congress should not be treated any differently than those they govern. i've done my best to live these principles. i refuse my pay during government shutdowns and have slept in my office to cut cost and be a more effective legislator. during my time in congress we've been able to accomplish great things. i've had the honor to lead on impo

>> from rural idaho. so gun ownership is part of my culture.eople must know that not only am i a gun owner but supporter of the second amendment. i'm a licensed certified train and gun ownership of women oo be certified and trained. they should be able to defend themselves. >> you've got great policies and a real shot but you've got lot of character integrity to be able to take on something. i've got people watchung right now. they might need hope and inspiration. what gives you the ability to take on what seems to like a lot of people an impossible challenge? >> everybody keep cans telling me it's an uphill battle but it's an uphill battle for all of our folks. >> what keeps you going? >> the inner me. >> who is that? >> the peaceful inner me, the angry gentle person. >> what about you? how do you keep going? >> i was facing my own death un2014. i had cancer and pretty much came to the conclusion i was going to die and i hadn't yet transitioned from male to female but facing that transition was even harder than facing my own death but i faced

then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho.hen in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls bought this place in calimesa. they liked because of this backyard and spa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. ashton remember hearing from her mother. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. we started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have every day. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a new house. it could use some remodeling. particularly the bathroom. courtney was still living with her parents as the work began. >> they're going to be doing the tile work and stuff. so we wouldn't have a shower for that day. >> so, shower out of commission, they decided to wake up early, put on their bathing suits and rinse off in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45 a.m. it was june 7th, 2007. chris got up first, turned on the spa to warm it up, then called brianna at her college dorm

idaho passes new laws forbidding homeless from peeing or being in public. and coming up tomorrow. c.n.n. sends three redshirt reporters in the heart of hurricane and. read this in two weeks. public shock to find fox news host sean hannity has been grafted to president for nearly six months they weren't that shocked there weren't that's just that's our show but our time do they have the right. to die but i think that the night in question well i try altering tax or gas or not i know not to go next time go down i did buy. my body told me that i belong with the boys but my thoughts my mind with that along with the girls. as dental surgery starts to be of any particular. football person. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully recall that this. problem should have gone away from by now but they hadn't so these surgeries are nothing more than plastic surgery i've had several female to male friends and you look at it and you just go oh god you paid for that it's horrible nobody can change genders

idaho had some of the highest rates. rural counties, nearly 20% of kindergartners didn't get their shots. but even more alarming, hundreds of kids went unvaccinated in more densely populated cities like phoenix and seattle. >> these are the areas where i'm really concerned. >> there you go, buddy. pediatricians blame aggressive anti-vaccine social media campaigns, scaring parents with misinformation. >> how frustrating is it that patients are trusting social media more than their own doc? >> it's so frustrating. we get to a point where we just don't want to have the discussion, because we know, at times, it's not going to lead anywhere. >> reporter: idaho is one of the 18 states that allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their kids because of personal beliefs. california used to be one of them, but changed that law after 125 people became infected with measles during an outbreak that started at disneyland. >> california became a role model for what needs to happen in other states. >> reporter: that outbreak at disney w

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boise, idaho. boise. we learn something. the you go.he next half hour. , let's show you your weatr starting off with today. we are looking atore strong stor making their way through the plains. wet weather moving through nort clear skies out w darn good. here what's happening in your neck of e woods. > and finally even though skies o mos no the rain has come to an end. you can sort of see half a monume wory of sunshine in washin right now. a full monument's worth later standing water a cross a large section of there be careful, loudon county, mont county. there is a lot of high standing ter out there. tempere w we are in the 50s to around 60 tnow. hi both today and on into the weekend wil >> make dreams come true herfr boise, idaho, coming up in the next half hour. ? boise i am so glad. now wee of the most exciting e ryder cup pittingop ay. amers against europe's best teed off this morning at legolf nati outside par there is phil g there. may be getting ready to off. t tell from that shot. as usual, all eyes on team usa's tiger woods. h

that means cal's first-ever match with idaho state.ick it up after an idaho state field goal. ashton davis took it on the 11. can you tell he also runs track? he takes it 89 yards for the score. and the bears are up, 21-3 at this point. davis also had an interception in the first half. just before the half, quarterback chase garber finds jordan duncan. bears are cruising, leading by 25 at the break. >>> lsu and auburn, the tigers guaranteed to win. auburn goes up 21-10 in the third when jared stidham will find darius for the quick four-yard score. lsu joe bureaus, watch him thread this one. derek dillen is going to get loose 71 yards. that is going to make it, 21-19. lsu went for two and missed. so with two seconds remaining in the game, lsu kicker cole tracy, 42 yards for the win. he nailed it. lsu wins this tigers' matchup, 22-21, the final. in two weeks, stanford will be at notre dame, eighth ranked team in the country hosting vanderbilt. brandon winbush ran for 84 yards. that included this little 12-yard scamper for six to make it

wildlife managers are asking the judge to allow the killing of 22 bears in wyoming and one in idaho totion and eliminate what they say is a threat to humans and livestock. >> the truth about these bears is, i mean, they are very dangerous, and they can do a lot of damage. >> reporter: taylor ingham is a licensed guide for the grizzly hunts. he argues that because of successful conservation efforts there are now too many grizzlies in the wild. >> since the 1970s, the state of wyoming has spent tens of millions of dollars to bring these bears back to the population they are, and it's a success story that we can have a hunting season based on the strong population that we have now. >> reporter: the national park service estimates that the grizzly bear population in and around yellowstone increased from 136 in 1975 to an estimated 757 in 2014. but recently the number has dropped to around 700. mangleson argues the population has not grown significantly due in part to climate change's effect on habitat. he and other environmentalists want the bears to be put back on the endangered species l

. >>> a thousand miles north of tucson, the small town of wilder, idaho, is using high technology todents for life after school. john blackstone sat in on a class. >> reporter: school buses are almost the only thing about education that hasn't changed in wilder, idaho. students here spend much of their timerning to use 3-d printer, studying robotics, or creating animated movies. >> quiet on set. >> reporter: using the same technology as hollywood studios. >> double tap it. >> reporter: instead of everyone learning the same subject at the same time, at wilder, each student is working on a different subject using their individual ipads. reading, writing, arithmetic, it's all going on. >> everything is going on, yes. >> reporter: every student studies independently, but always watched closely by their teacher, as wyatt craft knows well. and the teacher can always tell what you're doing? >> she is like a hawk. >> reporter: in this class, that hawk is sixth grade teacher stephanie bower, who uses her ipad to monitor everything every student in her class is doing. those who learned in a tr

on minority voters if they did not have a photo idaho. their only option even then they would only vote on a provisional ballot.t the decision was unanimous. an appointee of president clinton. and judge bates. it was a unanimous decision where we blocked implementation of the south carolina voter idaho law that's why we said at s the reasonable and pediment provision cannot just be the form that they prepared that's what what would be the reasonable position. this is how i receive that reasonablepr impediment decision. that it would not disenfranchise minority voters.in they created a second class of boaters -- voters. wait for an attorney or a coworker to witness that.t. and that after all of that they have to cast a provisional ballot. i appreciate you saying this. what looks good on paper may fall apart in practice. i was keeping an eye on this. to see what was going on. you can see this side here is a picture. this has the polling places. this is confusing and intimidating. it doesn't show what you call the reasonable impediment optio

to celebrate let's have a sleep in all right down to the people show up to the capitol building in idaho and we sleep together. and then. i mean sleep together i meant to say we have sex with the. point is. be a celebration. don't wait around for the corrupt the law makers change things now in san francisco activists are tackling several problems at once environmental destruction the high cost of health food the hungry the poor they're doing it by guerrilla drafting adding fruit bearing branches to trees in san francisco. bay yet these guys because many many plants can be grafted together so that the branch of a different species can grow off of another tree these activists are just adding you know pears and apples and stuff to whatever bowls trees the city has put down town so anybody just walk around grab a fresh piece of fruit off a branch you know good for biodiversity then animals have blogs and stuff to get their party on these activities are basically adding something beautiful to a polluted cement jungle right. yes. there was. one day yes i wish you could do this for things other

idaho wants to kill one while montana won't allow hunting at all. >> it's sort of 101 biology.dators kill the weak and the sick, and we don't. we take the biggest buck, the biggest bull, and the biggest bears, and it's sort of anti-natural selection. >> reporter: for now the bears have been spared as a federal judge considerses shutting the hunt down altogether, giving mangelsen more time as he hopes to convince the public that grizzlies shouldn't be hunted at all. >> i don't understand how somebody could actually work with bears and still think it's okay to kill them. >> reporter: stan bush, jackson, wyoming. >> ninan: up next, a look back at the maverick of the senate who put civility over politics. >> i never saw john treat anyone differently because of their race or religion or gender. and i'm certain that in those moments that have been referred to during the campaign, he saw himself as defending america's character, not just mine. >> ninan: that was part of former president barack obama's eulogy to senator john mccain. the two were rivals in the 2008 presidential election

we've even had snow up in the montana area, up in idaho. this morning, stanley, idaho was 15 degrees for the overnight low. these are the current temperatures. already 49 in napa. so you know we're going to see 40s. 40s are chilly. this time of year when you're used to 58 and all of the sudden you get a 47 or 49 or napa or 520 in san rafael. [ laughter ] most of those inland valleys are going to be in the cooler spots. they could be down to the mid 40s. with that said you're looking at temperatures in some cases, talking to a buddy of mine who's actually on the trail up around whitney right now. he said last night ice is forming in some of the higher elevations. this trough is giving us a month later weather. this is more like late october weather, mid october weather. a trough like this. 15 degrees in stanley and snow in montana. the high nudges in more wednesday, thursday, friday. the high nudges the low a little. the temperatures will come up into the low to mid 80s. upper 80s by thursday with a few perhaps and you'll see it here. a coup

after an idaho state field goa on the ensuing kick off. ashton davis on the 11.. look at the camera man, 89 yards for the touchdown. the bears go on to win 45-23. that's the most points the bears scored under justin wilcox. >>> how about stanford hosting :00 a.m. kick off earliest and offense not awake. the first three drives resulted in a punt and two picks. stanford finally wakes up in the second quarter. costello with back to back touchdown passes to j.j. he had 36 receiving yards to go with the scores. sanford had 137 yards on the ground, as well. that's cameron scarlet from five yards out and the defense did the rest. quarterback hunter rodriguez sent it right to murphy. murphy returned that for six. stanford won 30-10 and the cardinal improves to 3-0. >>> a first ever in major league baseball between the a's and rays, both teams bullpening, that means using a combination of relievers rather than a arr. eyse 1pihe sat and remember this gentleman right here in the blue striped shirt tied at two. now the top of the eighth tied at four. bases full of a's and st

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the recount of her childhood in the idaho amounts. and her introduction to formal education at the age of 17. at fox news host steve helton first his thoughts on the merits of populism. our look at some of the best-selling books according to the washington post continue. then in good profit. the ceo of coke industries offers his insight into running a successful business. they chronicle the current issues facing the nfl. that is followed by former secretary of state john henry's memoir. every day is extra. they will be appearing on book tv. simply enter the author's name and the word book into the search function at the top of the page. thank you for joining us on c-span. how would you characterize from putting all of the things in the book together the current function of the white house. it is a nervous breakdown. there is not the team. there is lots of digr

. >>> the future of education is taking root in rural idaho. our series school matters goes inside the classroom to show you how teachers are using technology to personalize education. >> sounds good. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> were you ever aware of any gang rape that happened at a paou attended? >> that's totally false and outrageous. >> judge kavanaugh refutes a host of accusations. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone. i did not have sexual intercourse or anything close to sexual intercourse in high school or for many years thereafter. >> look forward to meeting with rod. >> reporter: the deputy attorney general's fate is in limbo. >> looks like a slow moving saturday night massacre. >> reporter: the pope hassage a has acknowledged the sex abuse scandals are driving people away. >> a missing 6-year-old boy with autism in north carolina. >> we want to make sure we check every possible spot. now been fired. >> all that -- coemorplatht want to think >> and>>lys introduced their

potatohead, way to go, idaho. >> we're going to get those all morning. >> it's 3:00 a.m.ut there. >> i forgot about the time change. >>> coming up here on a friday morning, what to say when kids ask those tough questions about the news. how parents can use the kavanaugh hearing as a jumping-off point for really important conversations. >>> also ahead, we're going to meet inspiring women behind a powerful movement to end bullying and get girls to be kinder to each other. >>> and the new song just released from "a star is born" that you will be happy to have stuck in your head all weekend. >>> and the plane crash overnight and the miraculous survival of everybody onboard. right after this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 1 out of 2 kids don't get enough calcium, vitamin d, and potassium. make sure your kid isn't one of them. one simple way? 3 servings of real milk a day. ♪ ♪ serve real milk at mealtime. ♪ ♪ dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox

and there is a measure in idaho this year that would expand medicaid. so another way that this -- this is one of the two main drivers of ballot measures. if citizens get fed up with something, they can put it on the ballot. the other one is if corporations get fed up with something they can put that on the ballot. host: the phone lines again. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. if you are working for a state ballot measure, give us a call at 202-748-8003 and we will discuss that ballot measure. reid wilson is with us for a few more minutes. to get through the lesser-known ballot measures that caught your eye as you are going through the over 151 that will be on the ballots. guest: i am glad you asked. when we talk about big spending it is mind-boggling how much money is being put into these. there is a measure in alaska having to do with protecting salmon habitats, especially from runoff around oil export torry areas -- explores areas and gold mines. so the companies have gotten together and they are spending

the bears facing idaho state for the first time in history.ter, five yards out dancy gets the score. he finishes 80 yards in this game. in the second quarter quarterback chase garber rolling out found jordan duncan. 28 yards. that's good for six. dumg an had two td catches in this game. ashton davis took the kickoff on the 11. if you didn't know, he's an all american hurdler. not to mention, listen at our cameraman with the angle look, following him all 89 yards for the score. cal wins 45-23. that's the most points the bears have scored. >> with an impressive win over idaho state the cal bears improved to 3-0 on the season after career performances from several players. >> feels really good to be able to learn from, you know, a lot of mistakes we made in the first three games and still come out with wins and each one of them is huge. >> we saw a little potential of what we have as an offense and as a team as a whole. we've still got work to do. >> we've got a lot of work to do. the guys are giving good effort and we'll get there. >> next up, t

the court struck down a law in idaho that makes it a crime to sleep on sidewalks.n francisco city leaders are trying to figure out what that ruling means for san francisco. >> reporter: that's right. san francisco over the years has tried many ways to address homelessness. across the street is one of the latest navigation centers. this case is actually out of idaho, but homeless advocates are hoping it will lead to change here. it's not hard to find evidence of san francisco's homeless problem. and now a federal appeals court found cities cannot criminalize homeless people for sleeping or camping in public places if there's no shelter available. >> it's good news because there's a myriad of laws that are hurtful used toward homeless people. >> reporter: jennifer is executive director of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. she said shelters or centers are not a good fit for everyone. >> sometimes the city does it right, but that's a rare occasion. we want to see in all these situations the city approaching encampments in an effective way. >> reporter: th

weren't any democrats in idaho. [ cheers and applause ] but i didn't believe them. >> since the 1960socrats catered to this white moderate middle but obama decides to appeal to a new generation of young folks and it to usually alienated communities of color. and he was able to change the democratic map and open it up again. >> turn out is off the charts heavy. 10,000 voters in one county the first day, ten times the turn out in the last presidential election. >> obama's campaign harnessed the in the net as a organizing and fundraising tool. >> over $100 million online from 1.5 million people. >> it allowed him to compete well past super tuesday outspending clinton every step of the way. >> obama has momentum and starting to pull away in the delegate county with a sizable lead. >> we're turning out to be a scrappy little team. >> barack obama is first black candidate with chance to win. he was cruising along and out come these tapes. >> barack obama know what's it means to be a black man living in a country and culture controlled by rich, white people. hillary can never know that. hill

idaho had some of the highest rates n. some strong rural counties, nearly 20% of kindhegarteners didn't get shots. hundreds of kids went unvaccinated in densely pulated cities like phoenix and seattle. >> these are the areas where we are concerned. >> reporter: pediatricians blame aggressive media campaigns scaring parents. >> how frustrating is it that social media i influencing parents more than their own doctor. >> it's frustrating. so much so we don't want to have the discussion because we know at times it won't lead anywhere. >> reporter: californid to allow parents to opt out of heir nes because of personal believes. but changed it because of a outbreak that started at disneyland. >> california needs to become a role model of what needs to happen in other states. >> reporter: the outbreak fected kelly kruger's son who had already received his first meles vaccine. her advice. >> do the research. know thes. real fa >> reporter: nbc news, boise, idaho. >> that was the bad news. but we have good news coming up on gras ga

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to bozeman big sky area because constructions doing ok there some went back to minneapolis some to idaho but yeah a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore they're all gone just slow down too much they lost their jobs got laid off so couldn't put in the hours a lot of families to a lot of guys in the oil business the higher ups the guys making more money they've gone to south america in the middle east so they'll be back i guess some day but. so that's the general process. sort of her cleaning the. i could buy a house and i did i could stay in a very nice apartment but i don't need it and i have very low overhead and i like it that way i don't have a lot of needs. and this is. it is cheap this was a born garage and there was a snow storm and heavy snow storm about three years ago i suppose and the snow load on the roof caused the roof to collapse so anyway it's kind of an open air garage and i. have a hose hooked up in there and i watch. the oil industry has changed dramatically and i don't like to see that i see companies going out of business and people b

people angry hey you have naomi a soccer twenty is old enough grand slam final grand slam site so beats idaho and the trophy presentation it's been raining now and she's in tears there's something wrong with that i think. you're. all right let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a monitor group says russian and syrian government air raids have pounded rebel held it live province killing at least one person a child is the second day of heavy bombardment with reports of helicopters dropping the barrel bombs russia syria and iran are believed to be preparing for a final assault on it live despite international pressure. north korea has begun celebrating its seventieth birthday with a showcase of its achievements the festivities began on saturday evening with a concert featuring three of the country's top music ensembles on sunday a large parade is to be held in the heart of pyongyang to mark the anniversary. ethnic albanians in kosovo have erected roadblocks to interrupt a visit by serbia's president tensions are rising over a controversial land swap plan betw

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yesterday, the golden bears notched the third win of the season against idaho state. news anchor mindi bach with the highlights of this morning's sports. >> reporter: there is a big matchup in college football saturday, but locally a different scenario. stanford and cal hosted lower division schools, and both teams had a chance to improve to 3-0. cal hosted iowa state and the first time they have met. and the first quarter, marcell dancey in with the td. and then chase garbers is going to roll out to the find jordan duncan and 28 yards for the touchdown and this is the first of the two tds for duncan, and cal led after that point. and then on the ensuing kickoff, ashton davis taking it on the 11, and can you tell that he is running track? ththe mosoints thatd look at th5 the bears have scored under justin wilcox. how about stanford hosting uc davis and bryce love out with the undisclosed injury, and he is expected to be back next w k week. the 11:00 a.m. is the earliest home start, and the cardinal were not awake. the first three drives result ed in a punt and two pic

it's based on a case in idaho but could affect others, as well.rancisco is looking into its ordinances to see if they could be affected. >>> already this year, california wildfires have caused millions of dollars in damage. >> now some neighbors in the north bay say they are doing what it takes to be prepared. a group of homeowners in mill valley has started participating in voluntary evacuation exercises. their hillside homes sit in a high risk area and limited accessibility makes it an even more dangerous place to live during fire season. >> it makes you feel less like dealing with this stuff on your own. it's more like a community effort. you feel calmer and like you're in a little more control. i think it will help a lot. >> local fire crews are now capitalizing on the trend hosting wood chipper days and working on new emergency alerts. >> good idea, right? after the wine country wildfires last year, everyone should get together. >> they want to take precaution because it's dry out there. it's still fire season. >>> we have not seen any rain i

have the sunscreen there and also over at cal where idaho state is coming in town. 3:00 to 68. finally we have got the niners at home against the tigers. both lost last week. somebody will come out with a win. full on sunshine. you know what that means. it will feel warmer than those throe mid-70s. tomorrow will be cooler than today. we'll see a little less sunshine during the morning hours. we'll be back to today's temperatures. >>> great weekend. >> a lot of fun. >> thanks. >>> happening today a dedication ceremony for this giant polar bear standing guard. the artist put it there for this week's global climate action summit. it is made from car hoods salvaged from junk yards. they say it is meant to shine light on the disappearing arctic. the dedication is set for 2:30 this afternoon. >>> happening today the warriors will celebrate a major milestone. a topping out ceremony will be held at 12:15 this afternoon. all 1,200 construction workers as well as the warriors will autograph the final beam before it is hoisted into place marking the completion of the steel part of the new

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in idaho i met a man who had ptsd issues, and to get a mental health consultation using telemedicine was tremendous. that was a few anecdotes. theiply that, you can see power of telemedicine. the biggest barrier is we don't have enough broadband, high-speed internet access, and i hear this a lot from people in urban areas and rural areas. they don't have internet access at all or they don't have access to the speeds to support telemedicine. we are trying to support more high-speed networks. we talk about how we modernize regulations to make it easy for telephone companies and wireless companies and satellite and others to make high-speed networks. congress has told us about the universal service and that can subsidize construction of these networks. under my leadership we reformed in a more market friendly way to target underserved areas and make sure there is accountability so that when we cut a check, they will use those funds to build out the networks. doing trying to address that to other parts of the country. rises --think that races a broader point. you think about this more th

i visited another facility in boise, idaho. where i met a man who had some ptsd issues and to be able to get a consultation from affair is tremendous. multiply that out across the country, you can see what the power of telemedicine to be. the biggest barrier is we don't have enough broadband, enough high-speed internet access out there. people in urban areas, people in rural areas that they don't have internet access at all or they don't have access in the speeds. we're trying to promote more high-speed networks. we can talk a lot about how we're modernizing regulations to make it easier for telephone companies and cable companies and wireless companies and others to build these high-speed networks. congress has told us to implement the universal service fund to subsidize the construction of these networks. th under my leadership we reformed it in a more market-fredly way. to make sure there's accountability on the back end. when we check these companies. they will use these funds to build out the networks. we trying to address

. >>> cal bears taking on idaho state. chase garbers making second career start as quarterback. to jordan duncan for the td. later in the quarter, astin davis fields the kickoff, takes off. he's gone. hurdle champion showing his speed. cal, 21-3. under a minute to go. garbers toduncan, second hookup of the day for td. cal wins 45-2 guest at 49ers practice today, eli, six-year-old with inoperable brain tumor hung out with jimmy g. and the 9ers and played catch with the star quarterback. that's it for sports. more news after the break. littl fremont. a viewer sent us this video of wild turkeys... running down a >>> before we leave you tonight. a little walk on the wild side in fremont. viewer sent this video, wild turkey running down the street. neighbor who filmed it tells us seems like number of wild turkeys in fremont has grown lately. sounds awful but fall weather really wants me to eat that guy. so cute though. >> east bay, lots of people look at that, familiar to what they see in yards. >> campus in concord, run you off the sidewalk. up there a lot. >> get out of the way. th

. >> the controversy over whether there are enough grizzly bears in idaho and wyoming to hunt. a federal judge blocked the first legal grizzly hunt there in decades. >> why women are allowing one website to publish their expenses. the author of a new book explains how social media can impact the way women quote, bold. >> a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> severe storms battered the midwest, leaving behind some severe flooding in parts of the region. >> a mass v tornado touched down in west michigan. >> dangerous weather sweeps across the country. >> the gulf coast is on alert right now as the storm gathers strength. >> sheriff's deputy shot a suspected gunman at a racetrack in southern california. investigators say the man fired into the crowd. >> cardinal donald wuerl was heckled as he addressed allegations of sexual abuse by priests. >> lawmakers are getting ready for an all-out battle over president trump's supreme court nominee kavanaugh. >> democrats have more than enou info is i missing after a high-speedboat crash on the colorado river. >> unfortu

and idaho and wyoming have immediately said that if the listing happens, we are going to .reate hunting seasons montana in this instance has stepped back to say, we are going to wait and see what happens. respond to your point, how has the mythology of the west affected the way we are thinking of wildlife management today, i think it obviously plays a central role because, just in the statement i made about hunters who can't wait to replicate teddy roosevelt in north dakota, shooting grizzly bears in the 1880's, people are very anxious to do this. but another way it manifests itself is in the form of an inanization that is also montana called the american prairie reserve. if you have not heard about the american prairie reserve, this organization is out there and what it is trying to do is to redress the historical mistake many of us think happened, in terms of preserving some semblance of the american serengeti on the great plains. wheree if you think about public lands ended up and our national parks ended up, particularl parks like yellowstone with large national animal populations,

for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: i move the house do adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is dipetted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 3:30 p.m. on monday, september 10, 2018. building the lock is critical. thank you very much. i yield back. mr. graves: the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall. mr. woodall: thank you for your partnership on all the projects we are working on. we are particularly proud of what's going on in savannah. long time coming and you never gave up on making that happening and we are about to having economic results for the entire southeastern states. i want to talk about in terms of 21st century is recurrent flows. i represent a county that spent $billion dollars on a water treatment plant to pump the water back in to our core lake cleaner than we took it out. we sit on the continental divide. if you dump your cup of water out, it runs into the gulf and if you dump on the

officials say the robo calls about tibbetts are being paid for by the road to power, an idaho-based group with a website and neo-nazi podcast. the calls describe rivera as, quote, as invader from mexico. >>> a south bay assemblyman has pulled his bill banning the practice of conversion therapy because of pressure from religious groups. evan lowe's legislation would have made it illegal to sell any service intended to change an individual's sexuality or identity. it's considered an attack on first amendment freedoms. he will try against next year. >> the obligation i have is not to wield power and push people into a direction they're not comfortable with, but to engage in thoughtful, transformative dialogue. >> some churches and other faith-based organizations offer programs that they say help individuals to overcome unwanted same-sex attractions. lowe, who is openly gay, has asserted that the programs expose participants to really damaging psychological abuse. >>> coming up here next, the owner of four bay area hospitals files for bankruptcy. what services it could pull the plug on and wh

the court sided with six homeless people in boise, idaho who sued the city over local ordinances that banned people from sleeping in public places. >>> in washington, president trump second's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh promised toed a here to the law and promised be a team player on a team of 9 if he joined the supreme court. tomorrow he will face questioning from the senate judiciary committee. lorren has more. >> reporter: the administration is hoping to have him confirmed by october. that's the start of the next supreme court session. >> if confirmed to the supreme court i would be part of a timothy 9, committed to deciding -- team of 9, committed to deciding cases according to the constitution and laws of the united states. i would always strive to be a team player on a team of 9. >> reporter: there were more than an hour and a half of protests. there was a release of 42 pages saying they need more time to review the materials. >> there's an old saying for trial lawyers, if you have the facts pound the facts. if you have neither pound the table. we're seeing a lot of ta

there bolshevists the basically a you know spread on the ball i don't know it's not historical this is idaho absolutely i mean like we tried them can agree we failed as the matter who trade gain would trade gain in germany in germany would argue about would you need a period after the first of the worst of all when russia was a radio ideological bolshevism was really in its early stage were active and believe in itself so in the same way it all reminds me of these ok we failed in iraq you know iraq is a law and now you rainy and misguided report accidents reported that the next to their israeli territory doesn't matter we'll try again in libya we failed in libya there is a method there you would you cannot be wrong you know people can be wrong individuals can be wrong we picked up a wrong candidate hillary clinton she was to do these if we will have a better one next time but we couldn't feel we couldn't use the ivory. it's a wrecked their ideology is correct so in the same way syria now is this document united nations they're active on the. parameters and principles of u.s. aid to c.v.s. th

non-profit science and news organization "climate central," shows that in parts of california, as well as idaho, oregon, and washington state, progress in reducing traditional air pollution is being undermined by wildfires. senior science writer john uptot joined me re to discuss those implications. when which think about people affected by forest fires, we're usually thinking about tho we peop have homes that are too close to the fires. they evacuate. they get out of harm's way. but your report really starts to look at a group of people that can't get out of harm's way, not from the fire but from the sme. explain. >> well, it's becoming a huge public health issue across the west. it's gne all the way the east coast. it's been reaching new york, louisiana, maine. so the smoke from the wildfires is affecting a large number of people but it becomes so thick in some places it's such a defining trait of the atmosphere the weather in the west right now. some people aren more mobile t others. they get very intensemoke, very severe health consequences. but there are also people who are living iareas t

having problems with dry conditions in the west, elevated fire danger for utah, nevada going into idaho, right into wyoming with gusty winds, low relative humidity and dry vegetation. what's happening underneath all this, we have a high pressure system cooling down, but we'll have dry conditions, and it will stay dry with desert heat in the desert southwest. to the southeast, different problems. too much water, in fact, forced throughout the carolinas. this week, major flooding evacuations will continue. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> travelers rejoice. coming up, a big boost in the fight for more leg room on airline flights. >>> also ahead, first responders sound the alarm about people going to new extremes trying to get likes on social media. >>> and drive through workers at chick-fil-a do something nobody thought possible. their new speed record ahe >>> we're back with the spectacular nighttime eruption of this volcano in indonesia. located between java and sumatra islands, the local media report the chunks of lava thrown into the air were as big as trucks. the volc

and cal, 3:00 start there taking on idaho state.eeing temperatures around berkeley close to 70 degrees. saturday, probably the cooler of the two weekend days. mid- to upper 70s around san jose for highs tomorrow. 80s still closer to gilroy from the tri-valley up to concord. mid- to upper 70s near 70 in oakland. low 70s in the hayward and peninsula temperatures to san francisco, upper 60s to mid-60s with the sunshine. and north bay temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s. but you might notice some changes showing up in the extended forecast. one, things are trending a little dryer now. you can see any rain chances all the way out to the 24th are mainly confined for western washington. something has changed here in the extended forecast. seeing a hint of it right there on the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. the weekend is cool. as you can see here. heat in phoenix. temperatures as high as 108 degrees this weekend. but notice what happens once we pass monday. high pressure begins to build back towards the bay area. so now

joe in idaho, we have 30 seconds left. >> caller: i just was calling to see if mrs. goodwin would be interested in george washington because of the great leadership he showed in founding this country through the war of independence and the period before the constitutional convention and during the constitutional convention. i think that would be one of the best examples of leadership. >> guest: i couldn't agree with you more. as i say, i wish i knew more about george washington. you know, the most important thing is not only how he led us during the revolution, became the first president setting precedents all along the way, but this amazing letter that he writes when he's on his way to his inauguration. he worries about whether or not he has the strength to take our country through this, but he said i have integrity and firmness, and i have character, and that's what i can depend upon. and we were very, very lucky to have him as our first president. so he's a guy i'd love to know more abouti have more time. if i can live for a long period of time, i will study georg