july fourth, gavin was, of course, in idaho. why idaho, you ask? especially since idaho voted 4-1 for trump over biden. newsom is of the opinion that democrats need to campaign in every single state. he's already been in texas, florida, in person mind you. and the idea is, he wants to get the democratic word out. unlike a lot of other democrats who shy away from these places. by the way, he started this whole campaign with a $10 million campaign fund, campaign for democracy that he put together himself. this is on his dollar, so to speak, making the charge all over the country. >> so texas, florida, idaho, don't seem very likely for joe biden. but on the side of that, we know that the governor will be termed out of office in 2026. he says he's not interested in running for the senate seat that will be vie kated by dianne feinstein. what do you think is his end game? >> he's not talking to me, but i think we can figure a few things out by watching what he does. number one, he has a three-part strategy. number one, campaign on all these issues that n

but being in idaho as we know, isn't the most diverse area ever. i think i definitely struggled with my identity there, just-- i wanted to fit in, and i only really fit in, i felt like, if i was white. so i feel like it was definitely a hard place to grow up. but thankfully, because of my parents, i was always proud to be mexican. annabelle sedano (voiceover): sofia's parents made sure to keep her connected to mexico. sofia huerta: my dad's from puebla. he's the only one of his siblings who moved to the united states. so we still had a lot of roots there and a lot of family there. so i grew up going there twice a year, obviously during christmas, of course, and then in the summer. so you know, i feel like i always definitely loved being mexican and definitely felt that and felt it in my blood. annabelle sedano (voiceover): when sofia got a full ride scholarship to santa clara university in california's bay area, she thought she'd find other latinos to connect with. but that wasn't the case. it was kind of the same story that i had growing up. annab

he's going to run into -- you know, idaho, newly minted idahoans. >> he will go to idaho and dude, whye is a great irony there. but in all the red states there are still liberal democrat activists and candidates, and it's a big deal for someone like this, a rising star in the party nationally to stick up for them, raise money for them and rally their own base. this is all about rallying base and defining himself for i believe a future nomination. he's probably doing a fairly good job of that in that context. >> will: you can run away from california but gavin newsom will chase you down for idaho or whatever -- >> he's coming for you. >> will: coming back to grab you. talk about him as a surrogate for joe biden, approval rating, a notch above 40%, he's not doing well. there are rumblings out there, politico had an editorial recently rob saying look, we have to primary this guy. argument made by jack schaefer in order to make biden stronger. but nothing will make biden stronger. the real question, is he going to be replaced along the campaign trail. >> well, so that's the irony here. new

the state of idaho is seeking the death penalty for bryan kohberger.berger is charged with the murder of four college students in a crime that gripped the nation for months. before you get to sentencing, the defendant has to be convicted beyond a reasonable doubt. it is easier or harder for him to get convicted? paul mauro is joining us. the murder of four people makes this case eligible, sometimes the jury requires more proof in the capital case. the crime certainly rises to the level of capital case. do you think the facts, as you understand them, rise to the highest level of evident iary proof for a capital case? >> in idaho, there is this standard there are a number of things you can hit that make it a capital case. one is the crime being heinous. that is in this case. if you have a case that is on the edge, jurors are not sure which way to go relative to the death penalty, even if they believe the perp is guilty, in case like this that seems to be so psychopathic and horrific, something they have been living with in the media for a year now, nine

so, there's a long history of studying chinook in idaho. really starts back in the 1940s.50,000 adults. that was through the 1950s, '60s, before the precipitous declines. shane: the collapse of the middle fork spring chinook directly correlated with the construction of four controversial dams on the lower snake river that would have unintended consequences for migration. russ: the migration corridor in the snake and columbia has been dramatically altered. there are now 325 miles of reservoir in what was once a free-flowing river. and those reservoirs and the dams that create them have dramatically increased the mortality in migrating smolts, in particular, but also adults. within the columbia basin, you know, there have been efforts to recover salmon steelhead for close to 40 years now. i think the estimate now is over 18 billion dollars have been spent on those efforts, and yet our fish are still at very high risk of extinction based on the most recent national marine fisheries service recovery plan. shannon: turn those bigger dials. breach the dams. that's the one we can

. >> up next, the state of idaho is now a capital case.ne on travel hundred trial for his life claims he did not do it. bringing us the very latest on this quadruple homicide. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. welcome to fox news live. this holiday weekend continues to be a nightmare for travelers. airport struggled to deal with record breaking wave passengers. air travel is predicted to top pre-pandemic levels this holiday weekend. for the first time in four years aaa estimates more than 50 million people will take to the roads, rails and skies. baltimore police are still searching four answers after deadly mass shooting on the city south side. two of the victims were killed. in other three are still listed in critical condition. police say it happened last night during

the city of moss how cow, idaho, put -- moscow, idaho, put out a statement the about reaching this $300,000t with churchgoers to fox digital. here's what they said. a matter related to the unprecedented covid-19 pandemic and the city's efforts to protect the public during an exceptionally trying time. so they're looking backwards and trying to explain if it away when in the moment what really matters is what you did in that moment. rachel: right. pete: in that moment, i don't think the police probably wanted to do that, but the mayor and others forced them to do it. joey: and i know we have a quote we need to read from the pastor that was arrested. he said what needs to happen is the people need to change how they vote and deincentivize the targeting of christians and those who are genuinely trying to defend the constitution. it's actually the city of moscow that was defying the law. i was obeying the law. rachel: amen to that. that's really important. joey: yes. rachel: is important that they say those statements. joey: what bothers me about this is it was never about keeping those people

idaho is one of the worst.'ve passed a new law which actually as of just this week, just wednesday, hasn't even been signed into law yet, which enhances our women's health equity act to ensure that providers, primarily providers are protected. look, they're my new heroes. the medical providers in the state of oregon are ensuring that not only oregonians, and they've always taken great care of our people here, but anyone who comes to our state is going to have high level, the best quality abortion care, reproductive health care. and this law protects them from idaho trying to go after them for whatever they might do to those in our state. obviously we can't control what they do in idaho. but we're doing our very best. we also have now laws that will protect people who go into our clinics. believe it or not, there is still the possibility of obstruction at the clinic door. it seems like this is, you know, something from 50 years ago but, unfortunately, it's back. i'm really proud of the new law that will soon be

two of the three officers work for the idaho state patrol. all three played some role in the investigation of the quadruple murder last november. one interviewed witnesses at the scene and was involved in the search for the white hyundai elantra. a second officer talked to key witnesses and called by the defense to testify. the third officers talked to several witnesses after kohberger was arrested. the defense successfully argued the records were material to preparing their case. the goal of the defense is to question the credibility of the investigation by attacking the quality of the police work and the training of those cops involved. one very contentious issue the judge hasn't ruled on yet has to do with genetic genealogy. the defense made a motion to get how genetic genealogy was used to point them toward kohberger. the prosecution said it won't be brought up at trial and real dna evidence is a between match found at a knife sheath at the scene and a swab from kohberger after he was arrested and -- we are watching for the demolition of

. >> up next, the state of idaho is now a capital case.n travel hundred trial for his life claims he did not do it. bringing us the very latest on back to "sunday night in america." ♪ >> welcome back to sunday night america. the state of idaho is seeking the death penalty for jason kohberger. kohberger charge with the murder for college students in a crime that gripped the nation four months. he has to be convicted. seeking the death penalty making it harder or easier for prosecutors to get a conviction. joining us now as attorney and former nypd inspector. welcome, paul. it does make this case death penalty eligible. sometimes it requires more proof in a capital case. the crime certainly rises to the level of k-uppercase-letter spirit do you think the facts, at least as you understand them rise to the highest level of evidentiary proof for k-uppercase-letter spirit. >> so, in idaho, there is a standard that there are number of things that hit that make it a k-uppercase-letter spirit one of them is the crime being particularly heinous. i r

>>> tonight, the drama in the courtroom as the so-called idaho doomsday mom learns her fate for murdering her two children. lori vallow daybell sentenced to life without parole for the deaths of her 7-year-old son and 16-year-old daughter and conspiring to kill her new husband's ex-wife. prosecutors saying the couple was inspired by apocalyptic beliefs. her bizarre rant in the courtroom today. >>> also tonight, the close call at a jewish school in memphis. a man with a gun firing shots outside. then the urgent search and officers taking him down. what we're learning. >>> the mar-a-lago property manager in court for the first time accused of trying to delete security video on donald trump's orders. why he did not enter a plea. and will the former president face another indictment soon in georgia? >>> russia launching a deadly attack on ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy's hometown. >>> niger's ousted president in public for the first time since the attempted coup. we have the only u.s. journalist on the ground. >>> just hours until team usa's high-stakes match against portugal. our on

can i beat a democrat in the primary for idaho.his is gavin newsom running for the democratic primary for president. >> rachel: he thinks joe biden might end up dropping out. >> will: probably pretty rationally. he has a belief it may not be joe biden that is your candidate for 2024. >> joey: i've heard both of you say that, somebody who agrees is tomi lahren and she lays out what this means on "fox and friends first" this morning. >> tomi: no reason to traverse across the country and i know you guys have seen iconic disney film, "lion king." i am reminded of the scene where scar is holding mufassa, over the cliff. i know we know he is running. the question is, when will he announce? give it end of summer and you will see an announcement from gavin newsom. >> rachel: such a great visual, we've all seen that movie. she compared him to a chinese spy balloon. great clip. i love it. >> will: go over to carley shimkus who has additional headlines. >> carley: two killed and four hurt after multi vehicle crash in new york city yesterday.

this is just a one it will be a long week out here in idaho.rg in sun valley idaho. >> we do have the market opens in sydney, seoul and tokyo next. we are seeing with the rbnz says this day as well with that decision out in a few hours time. we are seeing asian equity futures rising as traders waive that key u.s. cpi print. small advances so far as we get towards the start of cash trading, dollar-yen is also one to watch today. this is bloomberg. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath for easy entry and exit. it features textured surfaces, convenient handrails for more stability, and a wide door for easier mobility. kohler® walk-in baths include two hydrotherapies— whirlpool jets and our patented bubblemassage™ to help soothe sore muscles in you

i'm proud to introduce idaho's 33rd governor the honorable brad a little. [applause] poured into a proud military family governor joe lombardo lived around the world until his father was stationed just outside lasas vegas. after 10 the university of nevada las vegas the governor served in the army national guard during the las vegas metropolitan police department where he served 26 years and held nearly every position in the department as he climbed the ranks. he was sent elected twice the sheriff of clark county nevada's largest county in 2014 and 2018 respectively a sharpie oversaw $1.3 billion budget also been responsible for over 6000 employees to safetyet the county residents will protecting tens of millions of visitors who flock to las vegas on annual basisua. certainly not a small task. sworn in and governor engendered this year the governor continues to them by the protect and serve a model from his law enforcement experience and apply that to his role as governor. during his first legislative sessiondu as governor schools ad students say for it whi

. >>> the new twist in the idaho college murders. will the defense argue suspect bryan kohberger has an alibi? >>> the dangerous heat expanding east 82 million under alerts off the coast of florida, water temperatures hitting more than 100 degrees. the urgent rescue mission under the sea. >>> our nbc news exclusive. a rare, inside look at u.s. missions to train troops fighting on the new front line of terror >>> and nearly 70 years after the lynching that galvanized the civil rights movement, the new national monument in honor of emmett till >>> good evening and welcome. a life and death scare involving the 18-year-old son of nba superstar lebron james has shaken the sports world tonight, after the usc standout suffered cardiac arrest during a team practice a family spokesperson says bronny james is now in stable condition, and no longer in icu. paramedics raced him to a los angeles hospital following his collapse yesterday cardiac arrest in which the heart can actually stop beating is more often associated with older adults, but the

accused of stabbing to death four idaho university students more time to review evidence. kohberger was given a 37 day stay. the judge says this won't delay the trial start date in october. >>> and a pilot escaped with only minor injuries after his small plane nose dived into the roof. investigators are working to determine what caused the crash. >>> and coming up for us, israel bracing for more protests today as the government moves forward with a controversial plan to overhaul its courts. >>> and gas from an icelandic volcano threatening toxic volcano threatening toxic pollution.gersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freeeestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.uss oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, bking.yeah ♪ ♪ trying vapes to quit g might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. the minute you drive off the lot. or m

we go live to ed ludlow in idaho. billionaires descending on the mountains for an annual gathering. what to expect from the artificial intelligence and massive gaming deals dominating the conversation. first let to say abigail doolittle is happening -- -- let's check on the markets with abigail doolittle. abigail: the major indexes were fluctuating but now we are looking at gains. the s&p 500 is up .5%. it has a lot to do with the microsoft activision deal. earlier today microsoft had been down 9/10 of 1% after dropping 1% to 2% yesterday on the news that the nasdaq 100 is going to be doing a special rebalancing to reduce the big tech waiting on the news that the deal can go through. court approval that the ftc cannot block the merger between microsoft and activision. we had microsoft climbing higher. that seemed to be helping at apple, down 2/10 of 1%. having issues with numbers. amazon prime day started. two days, of course, up 1.4%. but put into the bigger context of the last month we have the nasdaq 100 index with the mega cap tech called the magnificent seven stuck in a range,

. >>> it's sentencing day for an idaho mom convicted of killing her two children.awsuit filed by donald trump is thrown out. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" reports a federal judge has dismissed donald trump's $475 million defamation suit against cnn. the former president filed the suit in october claiming the network's use of the phrase "the big lie" in reference to trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election was unfairly associating him with adolf hitler. the judge ruled that all of the cnn statements that trump cited were opinion, and therefore didn't qualify as libel or slander. >>> "usa today" reports at least 30 dogs were found dead in ohio. the rescue hoarded animals. the butler sheriff's office found the deceased animals along with 90 living dogs which were seized. authorities say they found some of the dogs housed in a garage with no ventilation or air conditioning. the owner of the rescue faces charges of neglect and cruelty to companion animals. >>> and "the deseret news" reports tha

idaho puts out 75% of its energy generated using renewable power. it is a combination of a number of things. falling water, nuclear and other things. it is stunning to us that you would think of 144,000 acres, let me tell you why. in the next 24 or 36 months, we will be turning on three small modular reactors. 36 acres, 36 acres. it will put out the same as this 146,000 acres. i know you love the land, everybody does. take a look at this picture of a rendering of what the landscape will look like. could you hand that to her for me? and i want you to look at this closely. look at the horizon where you can see these structures. and tell me if that is your vision of what public lands should look like? that is a view from the historical site. do you know what that is? >> i have not been there. >> do you know what it is? >> it's a historical site. >> well, let me tell you what it is historical four. it was one of the detention sites during world war ii for japanese people, which we have a significant population in idaho. this land means a lot to them. th

able to talk at and he just flourished at and became a incredible little boy with no death penalty in idahori is expected to receive consecutive life sentences. >> family members are set to speak in court, including her only surviving child and lori's sister. the big question remains will lori address the court or will her family's words and that of the prosecution be the deciding factors between spending the rest of her life in prison or, to a lesser sentence? >> this is their opportunity to plead to the court regarding what i would predict is going to be their request to have her remain bars for the balance of her life. lori's husband, chad daybell, is also charged in the murder of jj and tylee. >> his trial is set for april. he's pleaded not guilty. rhiannon andrew. derek. >> thank you. the family of a florida mother has been awarded $11 million after her death was linked to an herbal supplement kratom. the eldest son of 39 year old krystal talavera, said his mother thought kratom was a safe dietary product, but he linked the effects to an opioid, saying it caused respiratory failure. kr

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disney shares right now are up in the afterhours let's get straight to david faber in sun valley, idaho, for all the details. david? >> reporter: yeah, melissa, tomorrow morning, we sit down with bob iger, of course, the ceo of disney. and the news right now is that he will be ceo of the company for a bit longer than had been anticipated. of course, our viewers may recall mr. iger returned to disney late last year as its ceo of a 15-year stint in that job out about 11 months. returned with an end date of the end of 2024. the board of directors has requested and he has accepted an extension of his contract through the end of 2026. perhaps a reflection of the challenging times that disney finds itself in. perhaps, as well, that he wants to accomplish certain things and didn't have enough time in which to do it also puts off, of course, the search for a successor i'm told that senior management was involved in the decision and was encouraging of mr. iger remaining at the company, so, the second stint for bob iger would appear to extend for what would be a total of roughly four y years, ins

guys >> al, tha >>> still ahead this morning, a new twist in the idaho college murders.a man charged in the case have an alibi? gadi schwartz is following this for us. >> reporter: good morning. new documents filed by bryan kohberger's defense team suggest an alibi could be coming we will have more coming up. >>> also this morning, we're learning more about the health scare for lebron james' son, bronny, hospitalized after suffering cardiac arrest on the basketball court. the latest on his condition, what the family is saying and t e messages of suppor >>> all right. get ready. team usa back in action at the women's world cup tonight. >> let's go, let's go. we're going to set the stage for a tough showdown against the netherlands. a rematch for the final.l. and brbrandi chaststain will j s lilive to breaeak it down n aftr local newsws isis is the ononly g i care abobout. ... or a activate ananythig toto earn. yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. cacan i get a a cucumber w wa? yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. earn 5% % cash backk that autut

he has navigated the idaho state legislature. i will let him handle the specifics on that. i am proud to introduce idaho's 33rd governor. >> born into a proud military family, governor jewell and barta lived around the world until his father was stationed at the air force base just outside las vegas. after attending university in nevada, the governor served in the national guard before joining the police department where he served 26 years and held nearly every position in the department as he climbed the ranks. he was then elected twice to nevada's largest county in 2014. as sheriff, he oversaw $1.3 billion while being refundable for nearly 6000 employees to ensure the safety of the county's residents while protecting the tens of millions of visitors who flocked to las vegas on an annual basis. not a small task. sworn in as governor in january of this year, evelyn barto continues to embody the protect and serve motto from his law enforcement experience and applied to his role as governor. during his first legislative session as governor, he supported legislation designed t

and from idaho, mike mckee. ira, the bond market is looking at what we have got right now, figure out where the data goes next, wondering whether the cycle high for the 10-year is in. do you think now is the moment to step in and buy that duration? ira: the 10-year and the long end of the curve, looking out to the 30-year we think will continue to be range bound. we tested the top of the range when 10 yields got about 4%, but there's not a lot a reason for the long and to move right now even with these little gyrations, will the fed another 25, 50, or pause? that doesn't matter much to the long end of the curve. pricing in for the federal reserve to steady rates plus or -3%. if you think the fed will have to cut interest rates during the next recession, sometime in the next three or four years, 3.9% looks relatively attractive given the potential for 3% short-term rates. alix: mike, is it time to buy duration? have we seen peak rates? mike: i don't think we can necessarily say that we have seen the worst of

, attorneys for bryan kohberger are now suggesting the man accused of murdering four university of idahocuments filed tuesday, the defense writes evidence corroborating mr. kohberger being at a location other than the king road address will be disclosed, and while the defense did not provide further detail about where kohberger may have been, they say had iz whereabouts may come to light at a trial through cross examination and expert witness testimony. part of the investigation, the discovery of a white hyundai elantra that was seen at the crime scene the morning of the murders. >> how are you all doing today? >> reporter: it's the same make and model kohberger owns and police stopped him in weeks before his arrest this is just the latest attempt to cast doubts on the state's cast after prosecutors said kohberger's dna was a statistical match to dna found on a knife sheet at the crime scene. last month the defense suggested the evidence may have been planted writing the state's argument assumes the dna on the sheathe was placed there by mr. kohberger and not someone else during an infor

ed: the final dispatch from sun valley, idaho at the allen & co. conference.the one hand, everyone was talking about the microsoft/activision deal, the efforts the ftc went to appeal the decision by the u.s. district court to not grant a temporary injunction blocking the deal. now we move to the ninth u.s. court of appeals, as the process goes on. then you have the news of bob iger extending his contract as ceo of disney until 2026. what does this mean for succession? is it two years of extension? because there is not an immediately obvious successor internally? or do they want more time? the parks chief of disney is here in sun valley and so is the tv chief. pretty extensive interview bob iger gave. he basically outlined that there was a lot of work still to do for him at disney. more broadly we had a lot of conversations about the health of tnt. how does streaming platforms find a path to profitability? what is the right platform, selling content directly to the consumer or going through other distribution channels? the other is messy. it is happening in mia

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country star morgan honoring the family of a uni the university f idaho murder victim.d ethan chapman's family for special performance at his sold-out show in san diego last night. the chapmans to share an emotional connection to walling's song thought you should know professor ethan celebrated his mother by sending her the song, which has taken on new meeting as a family grieves his loss. ethan chapman his girlfriend into other friends were brutally murdered in their off-campus idaho home in november. suspect brent coburg is set to go on trial in october. lottery players are gearing up for another major powerball drawing tonight. the jackpot is now $875 million. the lump sum value it would just over $440 million before taxes for this is the third highest jackpot in its history. meanwhile that mak megamillion jackpot is also skyhigh. nobody one less ice drawing pushing tuesday strike up to $640 million. that is the seventh largest in maga million history. the truth is out there. and it may finally be known. the senate is considering whether to compel the government to r

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sam check out ski the idaho national laboratory as part of the national land complex does research and testing to strengthen the electric grid critical infrastructure security among other activities. we also welcome the honorable bruce walker present chief executive officer of the alliance for critical infrastructure security and formally served as assistant secretary for energy at the department of energy. finally we also are joined by the honorable doctor pol stockton formally served as assistant secretary of defense for homeland events. our witnesses here at this today offer wealth of experience in cybersecurity national security electric infrastructure fields we appreciate them showing their expertise with us today. thank you very much i look forward to the witnesses being here look forward to us having a positive and productive discussion today. with that i yield back i not recognize ms. castor the member for her statement for. >> thank you to our witnesses for joining us today. the electric grid is essential each and every one of our lives. it is under stress. at the outset of th

sam chanoski technical relationship manager idaho nationalal laboratory. walker president and chief security officer of alliance for critical infrastructure security. and the honorable paul stockton senior fellow johns hopkins university applied physics laboratory. we appreciate you being here look forward hear from each of you. over the practice of taking her testimony under oath. to any of you have an objection to taking testimony under oath today? seeing no objection we will perceive the child also advisor your titles were advised by counsel, pursuant to house rules, do any of youns desire to advisor and counselor your elytestimony today? seeing all have responded they do not desire counsel if you would all each please rise and reach her right hand. due process of truth come holter truth and nothing but the truth help you god? and you all may be seen to come see the witnesses have all answered in the affirmative, you know sworn in and under oath presets into the o pen was set forth in title 18 f section 1001 of the nine seats code. but that will now rec

period in time in which the population of idaho was almost 30% chinese is. so, you know, uncovering these stories was was so personally moving for but it also spoke to something larger that was happening in the u.s. at the time that sparked my imagination but also made me realize was that there was a great big gaping hole in terms of the history that i was taught. and if i wasn't taught this history as a young child, i might have really known about it if i was just going about my business being a student. yes. and one of the things that i think is so powerful in the book is that this is not a straightforward narrative about your family it's is just as much about you uncovering that history and the ways in there are surprises along the way some of it very inspiring in terms of your ancestors who we get to meet and spend time with but some heartbreaking and difficult pieces of history to read about. do you want to say something about that what what was it like to go through these histories where you're reading much about the anti-chinese movement, whether it w

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moscow, idaho forced to pay heavy settlement to christian worshiper for arresting him and others for service back in 2020. ♪ ♪ trust in chariots ♪ and others trust in horses ♪ but we recall the lord our god. >> you guys should not be doing this and doing this kind of crap for the mayor. this is embarrassing. you guys are stronger than. this. >> you shouldn't be doing this. you guys are tough people. >> pete: joining us now on the heels of settlement. gabrielle religion. just watching that video reminds us how much we seemingly lost our minds as a country with these outdoor song sings, socially distanced gets you arrested. tell me about your lawsuit, why you did it and the outcome here. >> every time i see that video. they had to tame the h hymn book from me. they violated my first amendment rights in a small town. this is what you are seeing in the city of moscow is a microcrosm what is going on nationwide. city of moss so you can a very liberal city in the midst of a very red state. and, you know mirtd sound like a pejorative i don't think it is. liberalism is turning into a modern