out entourage five road, officer -- knew the tiny nome nome pd could not handle the case alone. >> hadhe trail also and the evidence that might be there won't get blown away, or if it rained or snow it will not get washed away. we wanted to preserve the scene as best we could, for the bureau investigation team that would come up. >> reporter: so they covered everything, the road, the trail and sonya's's body. they worried about whether and grizzly bears. officers took shifts building guarding the site. it would be awhile before the cavalry came. so incredible, alaska is a little different than the lower 48 isn't it? eric burrows is the case officer for the alaska bureau of investigation. >> in the investigative world they talk about the first 24, 48 hours how important they are to a case. which is true. but in many cases, and cases i had to respond to and other troopers, the first 24 to 48 hours might just be getting to the scene. >> reporter: sounds like a good place to commit a murder, if you are a murderer. >> it's called the last frontier state for a lot of reasons. it is not like

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straw poll found south dakota governor christie nome and vivek ramaswamy tied for first place. brian. >> those people way to the right aren't going to help the president. he has already got them. he needs people somewhat open to understand that vice presidential slot is probably the leading candidate to be the next president. he is four and out. my feeling is it's stefanik and second tim scott judging by what president trump has been saying about tim scott. he is one of the most respected people i know. anyone that knows him just has great respect for him and gets high marks in south carolina and around the country even across the aisle. if i said right now i believe stefanik would deliver. the president in the back of his head thinks he whats a shot at new york. she could help galvanize upstate new york and overcome maybe some resistance that hurt lee zeldin in the city. the new york jewish vote and more open to a republican candidate after what we're seeing going on right now. so i think this could really go her way. i've never seen more candidates say i want it. no one is pl

. >> sean: here with more, author of "no going back," governor christie nome is with us. before i get to the question i want to ask about trump, maybe being chosen as vp, his running mate, i don't think governor abbott would have been able to withstand whatever that deadline meant to joe biden had it not been for you and ron desantis, all the republican governors, they deserve credit, that stood by governor abbott's side. if you didn't stand with him in solidarity, i'm not sure if biden wouldn't have precipitated a real crisis down there. >> yeah. sean, i went the actual day that shutdown was supposed to happen. people ask me why, when i heard the news, i immediately the next day was at the border, and it was because of what i heard democrats encouraging the president to do. they were encouraging president biden to activate our national guard soldiers so they would would stand down. he was going to take control of our south dakota national guard and actually activate them so they would not protect america. so recognizing the real threat that was to states' rights, how it

met with south dakota governor christie nome at mar-a-lago yesterday. former south carolina governor nikki haley is doing everything she can to stop trump or at least eat into his lead here. while trump says the party is unified she is making the case that it's not. that he can't win in november and that he is bad for michigan. >> they have now lost the governor's race, the governor's mansion, the state house, the state senate, the party is completely divided and that's not just michigan. we are seeing that all over the country. >> president biden is also facing a test in michigan today as he loses support from the state's arab americans and young voters in particular. he is trying to fend off a campaign from progressives encouraging democrats to vote uncommitted instead of for biden as a way to protest his handling of the war in gaza. one voter told fox she sees it as a way to bring down biden. as you noted off the top, aishah, there are 16 delegates up for grabs today but then there is a convention run by the state gop this weekend where the rest of t

arkansas governor, sarah huckabee sanders, texas governor greg abbott south dakota governor christie nomessippi eight tate reeves. president biden spoke briefly last night and the toast where he repeated the claim he had traveled 17000 miles which the fact checker gave him three pinocchio's three years ago on this and a year later the bottomless pinocchio for pitting the claim biden spoke to the governors on friday but stop short of speaking about any potential executive action the many republicans want to see him take. >> over time our laws and our resources have not cut up with our innovation system and it is broken. and our politics have failed to fix it. >> the greatest mass migration ever to take part in human history occurred beginning in 1881 over the course of 33 years when 10 million immigrants came from europe to the united states and over the past three years over 7 million migrants entered the united states. spiller all right lucas thank you very much, arthel? arthel: among the other republicans calling out the president, california republican congressman darrell issa he poste

it's just, it's so really refreshing to be able to go to a place like south dakota and see governor nomeis hands on because you look across the nation and there's so many places that actually need jobs. i mean, we have about 8.7 million jobs in the united states of america that are open. we need employers. and then we're talking about having a border crisis and people coming across the border and people saying they need jobs. let's put our own people to work. rachel: yeah. >> let's train redemive men that have changed their lives and put them to work. that's how we do it. we do it in a full circle way. that's the godly way and that's the american way. rachel: yeah. it's such a great point, governor, that all of this is interconnected what's happening at the border, even in the end if you give those people a job is, which i hope they get them, their wages might be undercut by people coming across the border. i'm sure you found many beautiful stories. is there a story of somebody who's sort of had that change that you would like to talk about or share with us? >> there is. there's so many.

this has impulse, the same serious violations of international supplemented by serious violations of nomes of clickable in occupied territory. indeed, these people are subject to an even more extreme form of racist domination. as they aren't even citizens of the state exercising or for see over them. even in east jerusalem, which israel has proposed to annex the majority known jewish palestinian residents, don't have citizenship, whereas jewish residents, including illegal settlers, all citizens just as in territorial israel, in occupied territory. the serious violations concerning how israel exercises or forward over the palestinian people. most and immediately however, he a, a more fundamental matter must also be addressed. the illegality of the exercise oval farsi itself. the enduring province jeanine why? so self determination means that the palestinian people, i'm the state of palestine, not israel, all suffering over the territory. israel captured in 67 for israel, the land is extraterritorial. and given most i said about the monday territory over which it has no legal saw for an ent

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