we eat a lot of salmon. mostly atlantic salmon.ccording to noah, the the atlantic salmon is designated and an endangered species. >> so if americans want it on their plates it's coming from a farm. the idea of the work behind the lab is to feed the planet and potentially lower the price. >> reporter: this is cutting edge science. how do you think that this type of innovation could potentially change the world we live in. >> i think transgenic technology will have dramatic impact on the human population in the coming centuries. i think we'll learn to use this technology very safely. >> reporter: for now safety is the key question. >> one of the problems with fish which differs were cows, cows if you have a transgenic cow that escapes from the field you could find him. but the fish, once they escape in the natural environment, that's it. you're not going to recover that animal. so what happens in nature will just depend on whether that animal is fertile or not. >> reporter: aqua bounty said, it's salmon will be grown sterile in land

wild salmon, not farm salmon, wild salmon, is a delicacy that our fleet brings to our restaurants and our dinner tables that we should relish and enjoy. and then beginning as early as october and lasting through april, millions of fertile hering swim underneath the golden gate bridge to spawn. hering fishing in san francisco is one of the last urban fisheries. you can be in a high-rise building on the 22nd floor and see the aluminum landing craft in the wintertime and see the nets and seagullses flogging and that's happening at the foot of the port. ~ flocking in the early days of the port 19 rig sale boats called balukas built in the same style as italian fisherman. chinese and japanese made their income from the fish in the bay. [speaker not understood] the largest fishing center in california. salmon, shad, stripe basse -- calories -- wish. [laughter] >> canneries on the delta annually canned 200 thousand cases of salmon. bay oysters were also harvested wearing oyster pirates such as the young jack london who later wrote about the experience. about the turn of the century 1900 fish

so i'm going to cut this open and show you what the salmon looks like. you peel the skin right off the back of it like that. i'm going to grab a bowl out of here and flake the salmon into it. now on to the poblano chilis. i've got about a pound of it. that's four large ones here. and i'm going to put them on the chili roaster and turn it on high. when all those chilis are blackened and blistered on the outside, let them cool until you can handle them. then rub off all of the blackened skin, tear them open, pull out the seed pod and scrape out the seeds, then give them a brief rinse to get all the stray bits of seed and skin off of them. then chop them up into quarter-inch pieces and scoop them in with the smoked salmon. chop a red onion into quarter-inch pieces, scoop it into a strainer, rinse it under cold water, and then shake off all of the excess water. that'll take some of the bite out of it. and add it to the bowl as well. and lastly, that salpicon splash of fresh lime juice. now, when you're working with smoked salmon you want to be careful with t

it is home to the largest sockeye salmon run.on fishing in the watershed provides 14,000 jobs and it's a $1.5 billion industry in alaska. but a mining consortium has been trying to build massive copper and gold mine on the watershed since 2007. in 2010, members of alaskian native communities urge the epa to intervene. they responded with a study that find that the mine would likely endanger up to 500 miles of stream and acres of wetlands. the epa's finings have had political ramifications. it allowed the obama administration to pre-emptively veto construction of the mine. the ceo wrote an op-ed for fox news demanding the process to go forward. shively argues that the epa did not consider the latest mining technology that can prevent environmental damage or the jobs it can bring to the region. this is salmon against gold, the state against the environment. joining us is taryn kiekow, from the stop pebble mine campaign. welcome to "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> david: okay. so this seems like another reduction -- re

. >>> foreign salmon producers are announce a new worldwide industry body. after the break, we reel in the details live from norway. some beautiful pictures there. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ >>> the world's richest man carlos slim and his company american mobile are bean asked to set out their intentions for kbn after the foundation which represents kpn owners, worker and customers said it was concerned about a lack of clarity on mobile's 7.2 billion euro bid. kpn foundation has the power to block the buyout. dan, let me get your thoughts on this. you've put out a note just recently and in this note you point out why this deal, not between kpn and american mobilitmobile, but why the deal is extremely important for the m&a activity in the telecom

our local waters team with salmon, crab, hal butt, saul and hering. they're managed for the most part in great shape. it makes it possible for our small family owned portfolio boats to make a good living. these top of the line products combine with local market street makes it a win/win for the local consumers. tourists come from around the world to eat at our famess seafood restaurants and see the boats. the fishermen and women add genuine color and tradition. salmon season has been one of the best in the last decade bringing transient boats to fill the slips, buy ice, dine in our bars and restaurants and unload their salmon. all this commercial generates millions of dollars for the local economy. it also helps to make fisherman's wharf a world class destination. the fleet thanks you for all your support. i'm sure my great-great, many more greats grandson will be here to congratulate you on your 300th anniversary. [laughter] >>> if you have any questions about the fleet or how it's going down there at the wharf, we started our -- which is the first o

. >> reporter: this may be the great white or the closely related salmon shark. less well known than the bigger cousins so many yoon sharks are popping off the coast right now. there's never been a recorded salmon attack on humans and great white attacks will rare. you're much more likely to get hurt on the beach. >>> president obama is back in washington dc tonight following a 2 day southern california visit. >> as part of a package, you could see fannie and freddie reform that protects taxpayers puts home owners on a more stable footing. >> before returning to washington, president obama visited with marines and families at camp pend will continue. >>> the white house is canceling plans to meet with putin in moscow next month. according to a white house official, president obama still plans to meet at an economic summit. >>> usher is >>> contractor was able to free the boy and was giving the child cp rwhen the paramedics arrived. step son last night died following a boating accident. >>> authorities are issuing an alert tonight for a exam the caller claims to b

. >> reporter: this might be a great white, or the closely related salmon shark. >> those two species be very similar in appearance, especially when the animal is underwater. >> reporter: less well known, salmon sharks are off the coast right now. >> obviously, they like salmon, and a lot of different types of fish that would be found here in the bay. >> reporter: there's never been a reported salmon shark attack on humans, and great white attacks are rare. experts say you're much more likely to get hurt right here on the beach. john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a simple phone call that could cost you big time. >> good afternoon, how are you? >> the trick the caller tried to pull on this woman, and what happened after we got involved. >> a man locked in a casket, and pushed from a plane. how he managed to free himself and land safely. >> scattered clouds, and cool continues today. when we'll finally feel a warm up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the ba

. >> reporter: this might be a great white, or the closely related salmon shark. >> those two species be very similar in appearance, especially when the animal is underwater. >> reporter: less well known, salmon sharks are off the coast right now. >> obviously, they like salmon, and a lot of different types of fish that would be found here in the bay. >> reporter: there's never been a reported salmon shark attack on humans, and great white attacks are rare. experts say you're much more likely to get hurt right here on the beach. john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a simple phone call that could cost you big time. >> good afternoon, how are you? >> the trick the caller tried to pull on this woman, and what happened after we got involved. >> a man locked in a casket, and pushed from look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd

that's a beautiful piece of salmon >> our chef calls it a summer salmon. it's a 10 ounce fillet of salmon. >> reporter: wilson the chef. >> hi. >> reporter: thanks for getting up so early. we know you work late. >> thank you. >> reporter: the proud owner mr. mark papas. how are you doing? >> very well, thank you. good morning to everybody. thank you to channel 13 who came here. >> reporter: it's our pleasure. happy restaurant week. >> happy restaurant week. >> reporter: you have a good one. great to see you as always. >> thank you. >> reporter: justin, it starts today, baltimore county restaurant week. >> and it goes right until the 25th. we've got actually 17 days all total. three weekends. it's a great opportunity for people to come out to our rest restaurant and 52 other fabulous restaurants the try their different foods. >> reporter: that's the truth. we love it here, we love papas. if you haven't been here , taylor avenue at oakly in parkville. the crab cake is phenomenal. >> i hope you have an appetite this morning, ron. >> reporter: oh, do i. i have

be found here in the bay. >> reporter: there's never been a recorded salmon shark attack on a humanwhite shark attacks are rare. experts say you're safe from sharks in bay waters and far more likely to get hurt right here on the beach. >>> sweden's team ardimis is marking a second loss in the america cup trials. the team apparently had trouble with its hydrofoils. the catamaran was built after a deadly accident on may 9 that claimed the life of teammate andrew simpson. race 3 is on friday at 1:15 in the afternoon. >>> 90 bay cities have banned together to streamline the process to install solar panels. six of them will offer a way to get permits at the counter. the other three plan a three- to seven-day turnaround. it's a big change in the current process. >>> marin county supervisors yesterday voted down a proposed solar project just outside novato. it would have covered an acre of land in atherton. neighbors objected, saying it would be a visual blight. >>> fire investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of five small grass fires this morning reported at bailey avenue

take your right rinse and should take only one serving of fish or salmon a week.t's more than enough. you don't maid to take any more vitami vitamins. that's the big message over here. >> i'm glad you pointtedded it out. most people that read the study say i will go out and eat lots and lots of fish. i will -- definitely be able to combat rheumatoid arthritis. they could be adding a condition -- >> absolutely right. what we see in our practice, is that patients are coming in and not only they have their -- medications, but they also have a long list of not just, you know, omega 3 fatty acid but coq-10. it is almost like a dose amount. it will back pyre and not so good for you and causes a problem. word of caution for people, omega 3 acid is good for you but a limb. >> it what if you don't eat salmon or fish or can't get it in your diet that way? is it okay to then take the supplement then? >> yes. >> equal benefit? >> my theory -- excellent question. my theory has always been that the supplements and herbals are for people who don't have a balanced diet. if you ge

marine experts say it could be a great white or a closely related salmon shark. >> occasionally they may venture in underneath the bridge but it's not at all common. those two species can be very similar in appearance, especially when the animal is under water. >> similar in appearance but no salmon shark has ever been linked to a human bite. great white attacks are of course rare but marine experts say that you are safe from sharks in and on the waters of the san francisco bay at this point. >>> how about finding a shark on a new york subway train? a passenger snap add photo of a small dead shark on the train. the shark was still wet at the time. the subway shark coincides with shark week on the discovery channel, but cable network denies any involvement saying shark week is all about conservation, not leaving dead sharks about. that's odd. >>> time 4:54. let's go to sal keeping an eye on traffic. >> hello, brian. we have good news here. the last time i showed you a traffic jam on interstate 880 and they picked up the road work and just like that the traffic has improved quickly. it

on closer inspection, it appears to be a salmon shark, which is very closely reported to great white,re also commonly seen here in the bay. >> reporter: while the salmon shark is related to the great white, it is not a man eater. >>> and check out this shark-spotting. a new york subway? yeah. a commuter snapped this pic of a sharp on a train around midnight. the subway shark coincides with shark way on the discovery channel, the channel had nothing to do with it. >> goodness! where did it come from! >> sharks are everywhere right now. left side >> >> my gosh! can you imagine seeing that in the subway? >> that may not be the scariest thing on a subway in new york. [ laughter ] >> new york city! they're warm, they're toast y. for us, how about another night below normal? beautiful shot right there. another chilly day in the city. upper 60s for a high. >>> other parts of the state dealing with a big-time drought. they are not getting that humid air coming in from the ocean. they are dealing with a big fire in southern california. this earlier today, riverside county, small fire quickly s

but they were headed the wrong direction to get to salmon river.that was one red flag for me. >> how would you describe how hannah was behaving? >> she was trying to turn her face away. i talked to her -- well, i didn't talk to her. i was mainly concentrating on him, but she was kind of had a scared look on her face when i first come up the trail. we didn't know if it was from the horses or what. but then when i turned and talked to him a little bit, i just had a gut feeling about him. >> how long was that interaction? >> oh, just a few seconds. and then when we went up the trail a little ways i turned around and told these guys that there was something wrong there. it just wasn't right. >> did you get a sense at all that there was danger? that somebody was in danger? >> not really. you know, we thought maybe she was just scared of the horses or something like that. but i spend a lot of time in the back country and you usually don't run into somebody that's wearing pajamas. >> who was wearing pajamas? >> well, it looked kind of like pa ja mas botto

oh, yeah. >> oh, you are the salmon lady. >> no, that's mary. >> oh, by the way, thank you for the salmont's magically pungent in here. >> oh, god. >> stephanie: we'll be right back. >> oh, what a lovely program! >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> with a distinctly satirical point of view. if you believe in state's rights but still believe in the drug war, you must be high. >> only on current tv. ♪ ♪ look at -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ she's a bad, momma, jam ma

and finally salmon, because it's -- specifically wild-caught salmon, rich in omega 3's, and hard to screw up when you cook it. dr. oz: bites, bites, and it makes a lot of sense. you mentioned earlier that 80% of cancers are completely preventable. i'd like to walk folks through the power of diet. these are super foods, and if you reap their benefits you can impact cancer, but many other things as well. >> that's right. dr. oz: the first to fight off cancerses bulgar wheat. it comes from turkey. it comes from billion garea, i guess. but tell us how it fights cancer. >> they actually fought over who owns the bull gar. it's actually a coarse wheat that's precooked and cracked and you can buy it either coarse like this or fine like that. the way to get the most flavor out of bulgar is to toast it. it helps to prevent cancer by its very high fiber content. bulgar is one of the best sources of magnesium and a good source of fiber. about a cup of bulgar has eight grams of fiber cooked, and women who consume about 30 grams of fiber a day cut in half their risk for breast cancer. dr. oz: in half?

look at that salmon, look at that chicken. we've got kale and spin ash. so what i've done is i eat these foods exclusively at the maybe calorie meals and i find ways to spice them up. this is really where weight loss comes from. this is how your brain functions, how your body functions. this is everything. and a lot of people have gotten away from this. so eat like your great great grandparents ate. if it comes from a shrub or bush or tree. dr. oz: why do you call these clean foods? >> like i said, it's missing the preservetives and the chemicals. it doesn't come from a factory. it's not processed. we're lacking the chemicals and fat around sugar and salt. so it's from nature. so none of the additives. like a lot of folks are eating out of boxes and bags, cookies and crackers. and we're trying to get away from those processed foods. and this is what we want to see. dr. oz: and the last 10% is bottled water. >> no. no. actually, because people need to be rewarded. if you're eating these kinds of foods and used to getting processed foods it's hard to go fro

>> salmon.st thing for busy parents is figuring out what to make for dinner at the end of the long day. when the kids are starving. >> so they make mcdonald's. >> we're trying to avoid that today. >> so i call that the 6:00 scramble. my suggestion is that they take a few minutes on the weekend to plan ahead and shop for a couple simple meals like the ones i'm going to show you today. so we're making a three-ingredient dijon soy salmon. this is a great thing to do with your kids or with your co-host. have you guys paint on some of this mustard right on top of the salmon. you don't have to go too thin. gives it a lot of flavor. >> like it crusty. >> exactly. >> here we go. >> slap it on there. >> and i like this grainy dijon mustard. and, but you can use any kind of dijon mustard. >> hoda. >> it's not easy. >> you can just do one if you want. >> okay. then what do you do? >> then you just sprinkle on a little soy sauce. >> sprinkle, sprinkle. and if you'd like a sweeter flavor you can always use t

a salmon shark not a great white but good fish story. reporting live from the hyde street pier, ken bastida, kpix 5. >> rule of thumb, fin out of the water, you out of the water! [ laughter ] >> other direction. >> more lessons in life tonight at 6:00. [ laughter ] >>> all right. weather it's chilly again. we can't get a day close to normal but we will at the end of the forecast, the seven-day. let's talk about this evening, sunny skies and chilly. 15 degrees below average. lots of folks heading into the city with baseball tonight. we got up to 65 in san francisco. oakland 66. livermore 74. you barely, barely made it to 70 in concord today. the sun did not come out until early afternoon. so the streak continues in san francisco downtown. it has now been 34 days since we have hit 70 last time we did it back on july 4. since then we have declared our independence from summer! vallejo 56 tonight, oakland 56, cloudy start for redwood city and! the clouds will be slow to burn off once again keeping temperatures down and this is the reason why

. >> si, tambien salmon, vegetales asados, salchichas. >> que tal si te dijera que cuando frias polloto perfectamente a la temperatura de 375 grados... delicado, perfectamente crujiente, nunca crudo ni con demasiada grasa. >> es dificil de lograrlo. >> de hecho es el problema con los utensilios viejos de cocina, gas o electricos, los tienes que manipular mucho. porque no tienes un control preciso, se te van a pasar las cosas... porque no tienes un control preciso, vas a quemar el cereal en la parte de abajo usualmente. y por que no tienes el control preciso de la temperatura, no hay otro remedio que quemar bisteces o chuletas. como ven, ustedes no son malos cocineros en la cocina, sus estufas son las que cocinan mal en su cocina. >> asi es, y esos dias de cocinar mal se han acabado, y eso gracias al personal de nuwave, los creadores de los aparatos para cocinar numero uno en todo el mundo. >> bien, lo hicieron otra vez. estan viendo la estufa de mesa nuwave-- esta ingeniosa invencion es para que su vida sea mucho mas facil en la cocina, sea todo mas rapido y se vuelva mas divertido. l

so most farm fish that people eat is like a farm salmon. unfortunately, salmon are fed fish.en you're eating a farm salmon, you might think you were doing something good for the ocean but actually you're eating three or four or five pounds of wild fish that were fed to that farm fish. so when you eat a wild fish, you're eating something that's much more pressure on the planet. >> we talk about tuna and the concerns obviously. you say eat little because a pound of sardines is as good as a pound of tuna you told me. >> exactly. a tuna is like a lion or a tiger in the ocean. a sardine is like a rabbit. from a point of view of food, a pound of sardines is worth a pound of tuna. there's a hell of a lot more rabbits in the ocean than lions and tigers. let's choose to eat more of those. >> eat local. obviously there's a big push to focus on eating local. obviously the transport of fish alone and other resources can be so taxing. >> we import 90% of our seafood in the united states of america. our fisheries are better managed in general than the world's fisheries. so when you eat a l

the animal in question upon closer inspection of the photographs appears to be salmon shark which isclosely related to great whites. and they're also commonly seen here in the bay. >> reporter: while the salmon shark is related to the great white, it is not a man-eater. >> would have scared me! try to explain this. the dead shark was found on a new york city subway overnight. the guy who took the photo says it was still wet, had blood on its mouth. was it maybe a shark week stunt? the discovery channel says nope. it wasn't them. a little ominous, though. >> a little bit, yeah. >> weird in new york. >> where's the water? the. >> exactly. >>> dozens of people lined up to meet the man behind marvel comics in the bay area. >> family is the walt disney for this era. >> some say it was like meeting michael jordan, others say it was like meeting bruce lee. usually stan lee appears at conventions but yesterday he was in concord at joe field's flying colors comics. it's a place he helped launch and a place that brings back memories. >>> i remember when he opened this shop and i felt very sent

. >> we have our fish, we have our salmon, we have our clean air. we'll lose that. that's losing to me. >> brown: a new survey finds that americans of different races have very different levels of optimism about their economic future. ray suarez digs into the surprising results. >> woodruff: david brooks and ruth marcus analyze the week's news. >> brown: and how do you send a ship miles off course, without touching its steering wheel? fool its g.p.s. system. we examine new research that shows the vulnerability of satellite navigation systems. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station f

. >> salmon, lemon pepper salmon. >> oh, isn't that beautiful? >> you know what? you made salmon and asparagus for me in the first show. >> yes, i did. >> and i'm doing it for you in this show. >> yay, i get to taste! >> flake a little bit off there just so we can see it. >> all right, let's do that. look at that. >> i just followed the instructions... >> wow... oh... >> oh! [laughs] >> that's my piece. >> wait, i want a fork too! >> mmm... >> it's the nuwave oven. you talk about healthy. >> all right, now we're gonna move on to dessert... >> it's about time. >> which we have right here. >> yup. >> cookies are one of my favorite things to make for dessert in the oven. >> the nuwave oven... blows me away all the time when i use it. >> and we've got lemon squares. >> yeah. >> cobbler, pineapple upside-down cake... >> look at this! everything you see here, nuwave oven, fast, easy, quick-- i love this. >> being a middle school p.e. teacher and knowing how kids are hungry after they get home from school activities, the nuwave would be an excellent thing for almost ever

the experts say this could be either a great white shark or a salmon shark. >> they may venture in unders not uncommon. they can be very similar in appearance especially when the animal is under water. >> now the experts say no salmon shark has been linked to biting humans. and great white attacks are rarement are you safe from sharks in and on the waters of the bay. >>> how about this a shark on a train. this small but dead shark wet, too. and it coincides with shark week but the network denies they were involved with this. they say it is all about conservation. >> interesting. >>> we're getting close to 6:00. how is traffic out there. >> and there is a giants game during the day and 49ers game at night. it will be tough driving into the city. let's take a look. it looks good getting off the highway 17. there are no problems on 17 as it turns into 880 there. and the grade traffic is off to a great start. good from pleasant ton through fremont and san jose. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. >>> a warning about dangerous imposters after a bold home invasion. now the same may have tar

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>>i'm here to investigate genetically modified salmon. jazeera america. >> i'm kim bondy, growing up in news was always important. you have this great product that you are ready to share with the country. i'm a part of a team that is moving in the same direction. antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >>a. >> >> >>> we were just talking about consumer confidence, a big one-day drop in the stock market may not erode your confidence in this economy, but a big oil spike will. stocks tumbled on tuesday with the dow closing down more than 170 points for the day. but that is just a little more than a percent. investors seem concerned about the possibility of an attack on syria, and they are also worried about oil. oil prices went up more than $3 a barrel on sunday. and they settled at the highest price in 18 months. we mark a point every day, 2:30 pm eastern as the settle price in oil. syria doesn't have much oil, but problems could spread into nei

they encourage you to buy organic salmon and things i can't afford in the city., listen, i see your point. food stamps is a necessary program but it is being abused, and the bigger it gets, the more it will be abused. >> get these guys in here. dana, 59 billion in '09, slated to be 80 billion. >> that's a special bret baier hosted, i watched it this weekend, wasn't just about the abuse, it was about growth of food stamps. there was a question senator sessions in alabama has a couple pieces of legislation in front of congress to look at from a moral standpoint shouldn't bebe going a new direction to find the means. there are ways to do it as society. one is to help encourage things like fracking which would be a huge boom to the american economy, help people be able to make ends meet. it is a great example of a horrible abuse, and if i were in california, governor brown should go find him, there should be penalty. a bad apple can spoil the bunch. that's what happens when you have examples like this. >> they should punish him. >> he is just one part of a malaise mo

. >> he said he was headed for the salmon river but was going in the wrong direction. hannah looked square scared and was troubled by her behavior. >> didn't know if it was the horses or what. when i turned and talked to him had a gut feeling about him. >> the group ran into him later at a lake. hannah said something that made little sense at the time. >> she said looks like we are in real trouble now. i thought it extremely strange. >> eventually that man called police after seeing the amber alert for hannah on tv. his calling setting up a series of events that led to her rescue and dimaggio daets. we are looking at the erie similarities of the life and death of dimaggio and his father. he broke into a home held a 16-year-old girl at gun point. the girl imaged to escape. he later committed suicide august 10th the same day his son was killed by the fbi. hannah remains in a idaho hospital with her father by her side. two of the horse back riders who helped save her will be live on "fox & friends." >> he was found on saturday and reunited with her dad. sthooivengs mare m