was idaho ready for that level of commitment? i head ford downtown idaho?hy not. >> eastern oregon is pretty much just like idaho anyway. >> welcome with open arms. >> yeah. >> just wait until they hear about the price tag. >> how much would you personally pay for eastern oregon to join idaho. >> i wouldn't want to pay anything. >> well yeah, but i mean, you know, idaho would have to buy oregon's state assets to move it over it is just not as simple as. >> oh, i don't know, 10 million. >> closer to 10 billion. >> then that say hard know. >> in is what idaho will get, a seaport, maybe. 800,000 angry gun-toting conservatives. and a ton of empty desolate land. >> idaho has already got however many angry gun owning truck driving people, i think we are about capped on that bns would you be okay to drive an extra six hours for legal weed. >> sorry, i didn't think that was there. >> that say 12 hour trip. >> yeah, that doesn't sound good. >> i mean at that point you might as well drive to mexico and go fresh cocaine. >> even if you paid us we would let you come in

and right now the idaho republican party's holding its annual state convention where they will decidecial positions of the party in that state. and one of the proposals idaho republicans are seriously considering at that convention is a proposal to reject the results of the 2020 election and claim that president biden is not the legitimate president of the united states because, you know, something, something, something, voter fraud. who knows? the resolution being considered by idaho republicans is nearly identical to one that was adopted by the texas republican party just last month. and texas, is of course a state that donald trump won in 2020. all of this would've been easy to wave off, it would even be funny to laugh at, if it were one or two eccentric republicans pushing these proposals. but then election denial is not poised to become the official position of the actual state republican party in two different states, both of which are entirely in control by republicans. each day that donald trump's bogus conspiracy goes unchecked within the republican party, it evolves from a f

. >> reporter: amy's chicken facilities in santa rosa, oregon and idaho will be unaffected by this shutdown according to the company. employees coming into work say they were blindsided by the bad news. >> alma martinez came to work but was told to go home because she no longer has a job at amy's kitchen. she says she came to work yesterday and no one said anything about the shutdown. she's one of about 300 workers who will lose their jobs. >> we love the company. they take care of us employees. they give us everything that they can to make us happy. >> reporter: amy's chicken facilities in santa rosa, oregon and idaho will be unaffected by >> flour and cheese up 40 or 50%. >> chuck hammer's pizza my heart has no connection. but the local chain has 36 years in business and 25 restaurants. hammer says the hit to the bottom line when you add in higher employee costs is significant. >> dramatically cut margins the first half of this year. we just did a small price increase. we went up 25 cents on slices just because we had to. >> he says it's probably even harder on the frozen food side. >> wh

>> once in meridian, idaho, were two happy, successful families. them and the wreckage is forever. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> a mystery in los angeles. a missing woman. >> he said, cindy where's my mom? >> and i just instantly knew. and i just in michael, called the police, i'm on my way. >> a loving mother. >> always there for me. >> a beloved friend. >> she was just so easy to like. >> vanishes. >> some people something was very, very wrong. >> was she murdered? was it for her money? >> how much money did she have in the bank? >> i think it was over seven fi

. >> in maples, idaho about 40 miles from the canadian border federal marshals are surrounding a cabinere a fugitive white supremacist named randy weaver is holed up with his family. >> randy weaver was a survivalist who lived out in the mountains with his family at ruby ridge, idaho. weaver was of interest to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms because he had links to the aryan nations. and they tried to pressure him to inform on his friends in the movement, and he refused. >> weaver is summoned to court for a weapons charge that involves the selling of some sawed-off shotguns to law enforcement. >> now a force of 200 police, federal agents and the national guard have surrounded the house. >> this is nothing more than a show of force to scare everybody who lives up here in north idaho. we all have guns in our houses. we all have guns buried some place. >> northern idaho has become home for a lot of people like randy weaver who want to be away from the problems of civilization and from civilization itself. >> he is not a terrorist. he is not endangering anybody. everybody that

i do want to say in idaho we have a pregnancy resource centers throughout idaho, now there are two planned parenthood anything maybe one other abortion clinic. so if anybody would like some helpful advice on how to have enough accessibility for women's unexpected pregnancies you can look to the pregnancy care center movement and centers like stanton. again, nationwide we outnumber abortion clinics four to one. so, so if you want accessibility, look to us can look to what we're providing. and also it makes the charges against our senators and wanted to shut us down, i think senator warren said let's go after clinics like stanton healthcare with $100,000 fines to shut down what we are doing. so how can you want more care for women in one breath, abortion care, and explain all these scenarios were women are undisturbed and marginalized and then collected exact clinics that are providing those services very well in our nation? >> that's great. my job is to be a voice for kansans and one of your jobs today is to be a voice for your patience. what would you like to share if your patients were he

plus the powerhouse road trip heads to boise, idaho where buyers are balking at high prices and walking away from certain deals and we'll bring you the on the ground view from the housing market when that comes out, kelly boise, idaho, we're going to go there. >> the best month of the year and it's been ayer pretty terrible year after all. the nasdaq up 1.2% -- i'm sorry, 1.5% and the s&p in the middle with a 1.2% gain and 4120 is the level for the s&p 500. amazon shares soaring 11% almost 12 now putting it on track for the biggest monthly gain in 15 years and apple adding 3.5% right now. roku losing a quarter of its value after missing estimates last night and warning of a slowdown in advertising and a lot has more to do with them than the macro, but the macro hasn't helped shares, and shares are down 17% >> they're putting growth oriented names and they're outperforming value names this past month our next guest says investors need to be picky, even as she adds to the big tech positions let's bring in anne barry founder of thread needle inventions you have a lot of expertise in invest

global media executives are gathering in sun valley, idaho for the annual conference.onali basak joins us for the latest. you got the best assignment because sun valley is gorgeous, although raining. talk about what the theme is like given the market environment we are in. sonali: great question. perfectly sunny right now and you have investors and ceos trying to be sunny about an environment that is getting more difficult. we talked to an investor this morning saying the consumer is strong enough and that is not impacting the company's here or we invest in yet, but that may turn on a dime. for now, they are holding onto the consumer story as a reason to keep investing or believing in the story. another thing i must also mention is despite what is happening in the markets, a lot of the conversation we are hearing here has to do with the political and social environment. behind closed doors there are conversations that involve the supreme court decisions, for example, and what they call employee activism. disney is one of the companies where you see a presence here. the

the new language backs the criminalization of all abortions for any reasons in idaho.ates after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. let's bring in matterin mary ze author of "dollar for life." thank you for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so let's get your reaction to what the idaho republican party has just done. >> it is not really surprising. it is kind of a growing position in the anti-abortion movement. there is a growing conclusion that as many including the american association of pro-life obstetricians and gynecologists who believe that there is no such thing as a medically necessary abortion which means that states increasingly are saying that they are getting rid of exceptions for the life of the mother. so this is a trend, this is not the last that we'll be seeing of this. >> yeah, so we now have abortion now expected to be banned in about 26 states. you say that you think that this is a trend that will continue. but i mean, how many more states do you think will actually adopt the idaho republican model and go this far? >> i th

much more ahead from new york and idaho, this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: let's get back now to the sunley conference in idaho, where many of the world's top business leaders are gathered to talk deals. we have a special guest, ed. eddie: we do. in the conversation in and around sun valley is around the big-picture, about inflation, recession, private, public markets, startups, venture capitalists. i am delighted to be joined by kevin hart, general partner and cofounder of eventbrite. explain where we are in the world right now. kevin: you know what warden would say about an entrepreneur in the -- what one would say about an entrepreneur or investor, i important enough to have been through a few cycles of up and downs. i think we are really in the beginning act of this process. with the fed stimulus and the action taken in march of 2020, we kind of delayed and pushed out and amplified what is happening now, and that is a very dire outlook on the economy over the coming years. eddie: let's divert to your other role, chairman of eventbrite. sun valley captures that, we have come out of a

michael mckee joins us from the rocky mountain economic summit in idaho.rough the data you are watching. >> the whole world is watching the cpi on wednesday. that is the thing that has focused everyone's attention. as a fed dealing with price stability more than unemployment. jobless claims well -- we will take a look at on thursday to see if there is a hint of troubles ahead. friday, the michigan numbers, the michigan inflation expectation numbers will be really important. here is what you want to see. you want to see a flattening or a decline on a month over month basis. the headlines about the 40 year high will get a lot of attention. as a fed is looking at whether or not the situation is improving. they look at the month to month data. katie: i want to dig in on the spread between the headlines and the core numbers when it comes to cpi. at this point, is it just a detail? jerome powell has spoken a bit about this. the core figures do not adequately capture all of the inflationary impact that actual americans are feeling. >> the fed want to look at core

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idaho who need these services. we already talked about data protection, so we have already taken action in our state. oregon and california have done similar things and intend to do so. what we wanted to do, we have in oregon, california and washington agreement, so everybody on the west coast knows it is a sanctuary, not just one state, to make this available to everyone in the nation. as i indicated, we will fight like the dickens and any litigation to take these actions, including this fda issue. we have an effective telemedicine system in our state where women can contact a physician in our state from anywhere in the world and get good reproductive advice, and prescriptions. we intend to guard our ability for our physicians provide that telemedicine health, and we need the federal government then to help us affirm that the fda has privacy over this issue, so this can be shipped to women across the country. that i predict will be a major issue. we intend to prevail, men deserve it. >> now shifting to a topic i k

we are seeing already people coming from idaho who need the services. we've already talked about the data protection. we have already taken action and our states. oregon and california have been very similar intend to do so. what we wanted to do, let oregon, california, washington agreement everybody knows the west coast is a sanctuary, not just one state to make this available to everyone in the nation. now, as i have indicated we will fight like the dickens within the litigation to protect our ability to take these actions. including the fda issues. with a very effective telemedicine system in our state where women can talk to a physician in our state anywhere in the world and get good reproductive advice and prescriptions. we intend to guard our ability for our physicians to provide that telemedicine help. and we need the federal government then to help us affirm these can be shipped to women across the country that i predict will be a major issue. we intend to prevail, women deserve it. >> now shifting to a topic i know you are particularly passiona

so are already seeing people coming from idaho who need these services. we have already talked about data protection. so we've already taken action in our state. oregon and california have done similar things and continue to do so. and what we wanted to do, we had an oregon california washington agreement, so everyone knows the west coast as a sanctuary, not just one state, to make this available to everyone. in the nation. now, as i've indicated, we will fight like the dickens in any litigation to protect our ability to take these actions, including this fda issue. we have a very effective telemedicine system in our state where women can contact a position in our state from anywhere, actually in the world, and get good reproductive advice and prescriptions. and we intend to guard our ability for our positions to provide the telemedicine health. and we need a federal government, then, to help us affirm that the fda has privacy over these issues so these can be shipped across the country. this, i predict, will be a mush major issue. we intend to prevail, w

a few weeks ago police arrested 31 men near a pride event in idaho.hey were tied to the patriot front and were plotting to riot. want to bring in cnn national security analyst and former assistant homeland security secretary. what can you tell us about this group specifically? >> yeah. so patriot front, like we learned when they got out of that u-haul in idaho is sort of subset or a knockoff of the more violent white supremacist groups that we're starting to hear of now in terms of january 6th proud boys and others. that doesn't make them not dangerous, it's just that their real focus is on performative, look at me, i'm going to wear this sort of khaki, preppy, geeky outfit, mask myself, and it's quite performative. they are -- they can be dangerous, but what they're doing is they are showing up in places where there will be a disruption, and they want us to note that disruption even though they didn't do anything any more than just 30 guys showing up in khaki pants. the reason why they're doing this, and we had a problem with them in boston before an

don't believe you've confirmed them yet, you are looking at building a fabrication plant in boise, idaho, which i know your headquarters is there. is that true what are your plans? >> we have not confirmed the site yet first things first, we need to get chips passed and, of course, we will be then making our decision around the site of course micron is headquartered out of boise, idaho. 7,000 team members who i know want to see, and micron wants to see, but our team members also in idaho want to see chips act supported and we are a global company. we have a strong presence here in manassas, virginia, as well but, sara, no decision is made yet. however the matter is of great importance urgency because we will be looking at making our decision in the next few months. it's important to get chips across the finish line before the august break in congress >> keep us posted on that. sanjay, you mentioned you are already doing it and other companies are building plans in the u.s. you should be building factories in the u.s. to protect your supply chain so this shortage doesn't happen you have p

and this is a real thing to us, obviously, because we're right next idaho. so we are seeing already people who are coming from idaho who need these services. we've already talked about data protection, so we've already taken action in our state. organic elephant i have done very similar things, and intend to do so. and what we wanted to do, we had in oregon california washington agreement so that everybody knows the west coast is a sanctuary. not just one state, to make this available to everyone. in the nation. now, as i have indicated. we will fight like the dickens, and any litigation to protect our ability to take these actions. including this fda issue. we have a very effective telemedicine's of system in our state where women can contact the position in our state from anywhere. actually anywhere in the world, and get good reproductive advice, and prescriptions. and we intend to guard our ability for our physicians to provide that telemedicine help, and we need the federal government then to help us affirm that the fda has privacy over this issue so the

younger a child is the quicker that the catch up will be, our pilot in idaho and chelsea, new york, showgraders, we met them were below 50% in reading, after 20 weeks of targeted phonics-based too tutors twice a week they are all readings at grade level, the younger the child is the quicker it will be, it is more complicated for older students, school districts, teachers, principals have to get smart about curriculum. a lot of lacking basic skills needed too write a 3 or 4 paragraph essay, this is something they are expected to know how to do. sadly a lot of them cannot write a gram at -- gram . >> correct sentence. trey: i think you may have foundations where you are trying to do something as private citizens to help our students catch up. >> we work with the i have a freedom foundation, they provide programs for children after school to stay with children threw their educational journey. we actually come in and provide literacy enrichment for the student the. that is what mary was referring to in terms of huge growth in gains that we've seen giving them a little bit of tlc, our first g

that is what mary was referring to, our population of students in idaho our first graders started thet able to read at them, many come from homes where spanish is the primary language. we were confronted with this population. by end of the 20 weeks, the children were at grade level . we just need to give the children the one-to-one enrich. and reinforcement get back to basic skills and ensure in early years, that children are getting one to one they need and the skills. strey: you know if you can't read it makes you want to give up, thank you y'all for. if is something we take for granted. for those who can read, for thosema who can't it makes it really hard. i was going to ask about year long school or longer schoolol days, i live with a former schoolteacher, i don't want to get hate mail about longer school days, let's alike i never mentioned that, thank you both for coming on, i can't wait to have you on again. >> thank you. >> coming up college football season is around corner, there have been major conference changes that will reshape the game, brady quinn will break it downam ne

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the sun valley conference is underway in idaho. elon musk is expected there this weekend.ow is among the special guests. you and i, we call it football. clark's i get to talk about my two favorite things. technology in football. we will call soccer. the mls commissioner, you struck a deal with apple. a 10 year deal, streaming direct to consumers. why apple? >> they're the perfect company for us. innovative, aggressive, ambitious, thinking hard about the sports streaming place. any game, anywhere in the world on any device is perfect for our young and digitally native fan base. most of our fans are streaming football or soccer anyway. clark's why not amazon or linear tv package? >> we will still have linear deals. it's the combination of linear than games in front of the apple pay wall. then the first global direct consumer subscription. that is really going to break new ground. whether it's someone watching a game here in sun valley or they are watching it in spain or south america, they are the perfect partner to be thinking about how do we become a global league and the

elon musk has arrived in the sun valley conference in idaho. his twitter deal might be in jeopardy.nce again we have doubts over spam accounts, or at least elon musk does and is expected to speak at the conference tomorrow. today we find our bloomberg's ed ludlow there. what is he expected to say? ed: yeah, you know, i'm told by sources that he is expected to address the twitter deal or at least get asked about it. that's how the format of the conference works, you know. it's a series of onstage panel speeches and fireside chats and often those in attendance do get the opportunity to ask questions as well. this is the topic on top of everyone's mind. i'm told he arrived yesterday evening and i have not laid eyes on him and he arrived at the back entrance of the resort which is shut off by security. it's funny but the c.e.o. of pra deal, i asked him if he worried if musk was going to walk away and he didn't respond. there are more questions than answers at this point. kriti: more questions than answers but i'm curious about the audience, you have the likes of warren buffett, bob iger

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someone asked what was the purpose of including the narrow strips of land in montana and idaho idaho within the park boundaries? do not i think that was just a matter. it was probably to gain the entrances and the rights of way because they it was very important particularly in the northern entrance. they needed that area just north of the park which montana was claiming and in fact the montana boosters when they were arguing for the parks creation. actually, we're trying to get them to give all of yellowstone yellowstone over to montana first. and then take the land so they wanted to actually expand into wyoming to take up that land because at that point that northern entrance was really the only way in no one had really discovered the other possible entrances it seemed you know, when they when they saw the tetons they're like, what are we supposed to do with this? how are we going to get over those? right? so they the the montanans in particular saw the park as theirs and so they've just taken little pieces and i think they probably have to do with mountain ranges and also waterway

he spoke at the sun valley media conference in idaho.ink it is going to be a lot of turmoil in the business. but a lot opportunity. and warner bros. discovery has great, quality content. i think the world has changed and it is not about how much, it is about how good. guy: summer camp for billionaires. they look like they are going to have fun, but i suspect the backdrop is getting increasingly difficult. there are some big m&a stories in this space, including what is going to happen with twitter. ed ludlow, as ever on the scene in sun valley. nissan sun may be lacking, that the stories certainly are not. i wonder if you have seen elon musk yet? ed: i have not seen elon musk. i'm told by sources he is still expected, but not until later in the week. i have seen ned siegel, the cfo. i have not seen twitter's ceo. in terms of the deal context, that is the one everyone wants to talk about, right? this is an interesting gathering of people. traditionally the boutique investment gate -- bank that hosts it invites a broad range of names. strea

mean for people.y in my home state of washington the city of clarkston is separated from lewiston idaho by a river, just a bridge, that's it. people across that bridge every single day without a second thought and cross state borders every day by the millions. surely we can all agree crossing that bridge, crossing any state border to go to the doctor to get healthcare should not be a crime. nsurely that is common sense and every republican who has railed against big government could agree with me about that. based on the hypocrisy that i've seen this week i a doubted. we are about to find out because we are about to request if we pass a bill that my colleague from nevada along with senator joe legrand, senator whitehouse and i introduced on tuesday the freedom to travel for healthcare act. it's telling that some republicans are already saying that it's a solution in search of a problem. let's be clear about the problem because that is real and it is eminent. saying out loud as they are working with the national association of christian lawmakers to draft bills restricting travel after t

tom: stepping on that and trout fishing in idaho, i believe mr. mckee will get up in the cold idaho morning. retail sales are a big deal. lisa: and later university of michigan consumer sentiment and the empire manufacturing data. peripheral, but interesting nonetheless. tom: may be a new citigroup. dow futures up 112. the vix near a 20 year low. ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word, i am ritika gupta. president biden travels to saudi arabia. he leave the middle east without any public announcements on oil supplies. the president meets with the saudi crown prince today. he will talk with other leaders from the oil exporting persian gulf. president biden says the time is "not right" to restart negotiations between palestinians and israel. after meeting with the palestinian authority, the president was urged to take steps towards a two state solution. in the u.k., the race to succeed boris johnson as the conservative party leader goes on tv. former chancellor rishi sunak full ahead of their rivals in the

in boise, idaho, the food bank reports they've gone from serving 2000 people every much to 4,200 justlast year. another nearby food bank has reported a similar increase. a spokesperson told in local news station "we are finding out with the rising rent costs for the rising costs the rent eats first. they gasoline each second. to the family has very little to buy food to eat." some like a rich country to you? a place thriving? they can afford it turns energy grid over to china? no. the same story across the country. pennsylvania. the allentown area economical food bank reports a massive increase in families who need food. and the biggest food producing country in the world. that's us. but the director told a new station "since october we have tripled the number of families were -- we are serving every month." 300 of the 200 family she served this month are first-time visitors. haven't spent years at the food bank but the economy is, sorry to use the word, recession. outside food bank in phoenix the ap reported hundreds of families lined up this month around the block. the main distribu

reportera: entre nevada, idaho, wyoming, montana, los bomberos luchan contra decenas de incendios.ro los mÁs de 8000 bomberos no se dan abasto, y es que tambiÉn hay incendios en hawai y alaska. las autoridades dicen que ante lo incontrolable, la comida tiene un papel importante en la preparaciÓn y respuesta durante un incendio. >> informarse es muy importante. tenga un plan de evacuaciÓn. cuando las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn se da, eso facilita salvar a las comunidades. reportera: los vientos de santa ana inician despuÉs del verano. patricia: la venta de fusiles tipo ar—15, utilizados en algunas de las peores masacres del paÍs, le generaron mÁs de $1,000,000,000 a sus fabricantes en la Última dÉcada. dos de estas empresas han triplicado sus ganancias en los Últimos aÑos, segÚn una investigaciÓn del congreso. esto mientras se debate una legislaciÓn para prohibir cierto tipo de armas semiautomÁticas. pablo: los demÓcratas acusaron a los fabricantes de armas de enriquecerse con la violencia generada por esas armas. " las cinco principales empresas obtuvieron mÁs de $1,000,000,000 en venta

the best is nampa, idaho. >>> the virus has been detected in the south pay for the first time this year. they found the virus in mosquitoes. workers are spraying insecticide in this area. western and central areas of the city have been sprayed. you don't need to worry, the spray should not affect you or your pets. the virus was first seen in california 19 years ago. it poses the biggest risk to horses, but cats and dogs should be okay. >>> you might be trying to figure out the best spot to watch fireworks. while treasure island might seem like a good place, it is not. they are asking people to avoid the island during the show. parking and viewing areas will be limited. the fireworks are set to start over the water at 9:30 monday night. >>> there is a fire burning. it has burned more than 900 acres. evacuation orders are still in place and surrounding areas. seven firefighters have been hurt. the fire started from a building, but it is not clear how the building caught on fire. >>> big basin redwood state park will reopen. there was devastation caused by a fire. almost all of the parks 2

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fulcher and simpson of idaho, they will vote nay on h.r. 8454.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from delaware seek recognition? >> as the member designated by members kelly, rush, bush, mcbath, omar and jones, they will vote yes on h.r. 845 #. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition >> as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition snr mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. sires and mrs, these members will vote yes on h.r. 5454. >> as the member designated by the gentleman from dr. babin, i inform the house that dr. bab yip will vote nay on h.r. 8454. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. murphy, i inform the house that mrs. murphy will vote nay. >> as the member designated by mr. joe wilson of south carolina and mr

plus the powerhouse road trip heads to boise, idaho where buyers are balking at high prices and walkingwe'll bring you the on the ground view from the housing market when that comes out, kelly boise, idaho, we're going to go there. >> the best month of the year and it's been ayer pretty terrible year after all. the nasdaq up 1.2% -- i'm sorry, 1.5% and the s&p in the middle with a 1.2% gain and 4120 is the level for the s&p 500. amazon shares soaring 11% almost 12 now putting it on track for the biggest monthl