we are following breaking news out of northern idaho. idaho. excuse me.e mentioned, two firefighters are dead following a shooting in coeur d'alene in the idaho panhandle. the local authorities there say multiple firefighters were reportedly shot while responding to a brush fire. here's how authorities describe the ongoing hunt for an active shooter. take a listen. >> so this is a very, very. >> fresh. >> situation. we are actively taking sniper. fire as. >> we speak. >> this is a this is an active situation. we have. multiple agencies that are on scene from local and federal authorities. and we are prepared to. neutralize this suspect who is currently actively. >> shooting at. >> public safety personnel. we are prepared to neutralize. >> this suspect as. >> quickly as possible. >> as we mentioned in the last hour, we have heard from idaho governor brad little saying that the shooting was, quote, a heinous and direct assault on our brave firefighters calls. he also calls for idahoans to stay clear from the area and to allow law enforcement and firefighter

by the hostage rescue team in cascade, idaho. they were inserted in a helicopter and then hiked three and a half miles up a 45 degree angle in order to reach the victim and set up a perimeter at a nearby lake. >> oh and jason. >> yeah. >> jason peck i think we we lost some of your audio there, but as he was talking, we got you back. sorry. continue with what you were saying. yeah. >> i was just going to say terrain is tough. and the hostage rescue team is no stranger to the area, having hiked in three and a half miles in order to save that person. about ten years ago. so it's much different environment when you're more rural than you are urban. >> yeah. jason, really appreciate you taking the time. thank you for being here. appreciate the time and insight. and thank you all for joining me this evening. we are going to continue to follow this breaking news as we understand two have been killed. at least one shooter. but law enforcement is trying to figure out if there are multiple. and as we heard from the sheriff, the directive i

an active shooter situation in idaho. officials say at least two people are dead in an ambush on firefighters, responding to a wildfire. this is a very, very fresh situation. we are actively taking sniper fire as we speak. iran tells the bbc it won't enter renewed talks about its nuclear programme without a us guarantee not to carry out further attacks during negotiations. us senators debate president trump's 'big beautiful bill' in a marathon session ahead of a final vote. it's still unclear if republicans have enough support. hello. i'm carl nasman. we begin with breaking news from the us state of idaho. officials there issuing a shelter-in-place warning as they respond to an active shooting situation in coeur d'alene. preliminary reports suggest that the attack happened along the canfield mountain trail area. the idaho governor says multiple firefighters were attacked while respondsing to a fire there, in the north-west of the state. brad little has described it as "...a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters

ongoing situation in idaho right now. this is near coeur d'alene, idaho.ultiple firefighters came under fire under sniper fire there. the sheriff's department there handling an ongoing manhunt right now for a shooter or shooters there in that mountainous region. let's bring in chad ayers now. he served as a sheriff's deputy for greenville county in south carolina for 12 years. we're watching the sheriff's department working very hard there in idaho, to, quote, neutralize the threat on the ground. what are they doing right now? what do you know about a situation? this is a particularly rural area, but also has a community of about 54,000 right there on the cusp. your thoughts? >> sure. obviously, this is a traumatic situation for those firemen and the law enforcement to be dealing with. you know, i think the advantage is going to come personally when it gets a little darker. when nightfall comes, they can utilize air support that has technology. you know, systems like the flare infrared cameras to try to, you know, hone in on these heat signatures that may

this is a 24 acre park on the east side of coeur d'alene in northern idaho. it's a popular park destination. because it features hing and biking trails. an important detail is that images of the location show a mountain covered in dense forest. that means that there are many hiding places for a shooter or shooters. we heard earlier from kootenai county sheriff robert norris that law enforcement at the scene were reporting fire coming from multiple directions. earlier, we heard a number of very chilling details from sheriff norris, including that there's an unknown number of casualties and that law enforcement is taking sniper fire, calling. what's happening? an active situation. sheriff norris also said that they don't know how many shooters there are. if it's only one or several. but he did say that it appears that the perpetrator or perpetrators are using high powered rifles, and the officers are taking rapid fire. about three hours ago, idaho governor brad little issued a statement confirming the news. he said that multiple heroic firefighters were attacke

another story we are following from idaho. now naming the man who they suspect killed two firefighters in a shocking ambush sunday afternoon. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the latest from coeur d'alene, idaho. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, bret. a short time ago, officials formally identified the suspected shooter as 20-year-old wes rolly. the sheriff said investigators believe rollie intentionally started a brush fire and then shot and killed two firefighters when they arrived on scene and asked him to move his vehicle. the bodies of the firefighters who died, were removed from the mountains just north of coir da lane solemn battle brush fire, within minutes of avoifing instead found themselves the targets of a hidden sniper. prompting this emergency call from another firefighter on scene. >> immediately, two unresponsive. multiple gunshot wounds. two core delaine firefighters are. i'm hidden down battalion one rig. it's clear to me this fire was set intentionally to draw us in. >> 200 agents from the local

washington and idaho.ht now, as we understand, two people have been killed as firefighters were responding to a brush fire in the area. and as we understand from law enforcement, they are still taking active fire from a suspect or multiple suspects. we still don't know at this point. i want to bring in mark lathrop, who actually lives in the area right now. mark, can you just tell me what the situation is near you? what are you hearing? what are you seeing? >> hi. yeah. so right now in our neighborhood, there's people outside. we're a block away from kind of the nature area. the trailhead. and we can. we're here actually monitoring the fire. we're a ridge away from where the shooting is taking place. even though we can't hear it. there's a police helicopter overhead. multiple helicopters actually. and at this point they can't fight the fire. so that's kind of our main concern in our neighborhood and, you know, can you just obviously i have not had the opportunity to get out there to to coeur d'alene, but c

we have lieutenant jeff stinson from the idaho state police.ave bill de writer from the coeur d'alene police department. and we have pete hawley from the kootenai county fire and rescue. and we're going to go through a quick timeline. this is still a very, very fresh investigation. so and incident so many of these facts might change, but they are evolving as we speak at approximately 121 this afternoon, we received a phone call that there was a fire on the back side or east side of canfield mountain fire assets responded to the scene, and at approximately 2:00. firefighters broadcast that they were being shot at on canfield mountain during that next hour and a half where we have assets that are responding to the aid of these firefighters, we still have an active fire. we are managing about 17,000 square foot containment area. we are requesting other law enforcement agencies to assist us. we had a great response. we had the spokane county sheriff's office responded in force. the spokane police, coeur d'alene police department, the fbi many, many

of course, pray for idaho's first responders and that justice will be served.ral assets are also being moved into the area. of course, they're actively working on that. you're talking about some of the assets that are in the air and on the ground. you know, the response clearly going to be an enormous response as they work to, as they put it, neutralize this threat as quickly as possible. how does the collaboration begin and get underway right now? >> so what you need in any of these situations, and it was the floor that we saw in butler, pennsylvania, when thomas crooks started throwing shots at donald trump, is that there was nobody in charge and nobody was communicating. so what you have to do now is, as i mentioned earlier, you have to have a command post. and while you want it to end quickly, you have to think long term because as i said, you don't know what you're into here. so you need an incident commander. there's going to be one person and they have all these protocols worked out. it's going to be likely. somebody, i would assume, from the idaho state

charged in the death of for college students in idaho appears to have accepted a plea deal.ust weeks ahead of what would've been one of the most closely watched murder trials in years. and kohberger was likely to face the death penalty. let's get white-- right to stephanie gosk. >> this means they would not be a trial if this goes forward. we have been speaking to the attorneys for the gonzalez family and the attorney tells us that it appears to be there is a plea deal struck. the gonzalez family almost immediately put out a post on facebook, i'm going to read it to you because they are not happy. they wrote it's true, meaning is apparent plea deal. we are beyond furious at the state of idaho. they have failed us. please give us some time. this was very unexpected. unexpected for them, was it unexpected for the other families? >> there was a lot of evidence here. we've been very careful in the way we were just because it's not a done deal. >> so, they have to do this in front of a judge. there has to be a hearing. the judge will ask bryan kohberger if he agrees with it. then

idaho time, when fire was called in to deal with a blaze there in that area.n scene, it appears that an unknown number shooters opened fire on those individuals. sadly, killing at least two of them we're still waiting on new information on an exact casualty in number but what we know at this hour is that one, two, or more suspects are currently still at large this is a very active shooter situation. according to the sheriff in his own words the threat has not yet neutralized it is for the fire burning definitely secondary here but as we heard from the people in the press conference they're not sending assets to put that fire out at this point those assets there's no guarantee that they would be safe, in fact, it looks like the exact opposite. here the priority to neutralize threat to try to get to whoever it is that may be shooting there. and neutralize that threat and then firefighters do their job and right now they said that that fire will keep burning, we don't know how many casualties there were and how many people have been injured we know a number of pe

this is happening in coeur d'alene, idaho, on the border of washington state and idaho. and as the sheriff emphasized, they are actively taking sniper fire as we speak. in trying to one secure the scene. firefighters were there responding to a brush fire, but also in trying to find whether there is one shooter, multiple shooters or others. so a lot of details. we are continuing to follow. we're going to pore through them here. we're going to bring you some squeeze in a quick break here. but stay with us. we're going to have more on this story very soon. >> cnn this. >> morning with audie. >> cornish, weekdays at 6 a.m. >> on cnn. >> and fawlty towers, we have made a. commitment that commitment. is to make sure. >> that the word homeless and the word veteran are never in the same sentence again. >> these are. >> my people. these are my brothers, my. >> sisters. >> the. people we. >> fought beside. >> we want. >> to make sure that when our veterans. >> are coming home, they're coming home to something that actually feels homey for them. >> it's not just a place to sleep. i

we begin with breaking news from the us state of idaho. at least two people are dead and multiple firefighters injured in what authorities have called an ambush on a mountain in coeur d'alene. both people killed are believed to be fire personnel. emergency personnel reported that they came under fire as they responded to reports of a wildfire on canfield mountain. police say members of the swat team have now found the body of a male with a firearm nearby. a shelter in place order on the local area has been lifted. idaho's governor brad little wrote about the situation, on x describing it as: earlier i spoke to ed davis, the former police commissioner of the boston police department who oversaw the man-hunt for the boston marathon bomber. i began by asking him what first responders were facing in idaho. they are certainly very different environments. the search that i was environment before in charge of was handled in an urban environment in -- and set up in a very different way than what the authorities are facing in idaho. this is sort of

a terrifying scene in idaho last night.ice are still looking for answers on an apparent ambush that left two firefighters dead. >> harris: republican congressman don bacon of nebraska has announced his retirement. he represents a tough battleground district and democrats have been targeting the seat which bacon won fewer than two points in 2024. this will be a key one to watch in the mid-terms next year. congressman bacon will finish this current term that wraps in january of 2027. 61 years old. married 41 years to angie. how about that? a little detail on him. officials in idaho say someone set a fire to set a trap yesterday for first responders. now two firefighters are dead. a third is fighting to stay alive and this was in the northwestern idaho city of coeur d'alene. it took several hours to find the alleged gunman dead on that idaho mountain with a gun nearby. jonathan hunt is in idaho. jonathan. >> good morning, harris. the smoke from the fire that began all this is still hanging over the mountains behind me in north

we begin with breaking news from the us state of idaho. at least two people are dead, and multiple firefighters injured as an active shooter situation - unfolds in coeur d'alene. both people killed are believed to be fire personnel. this is happening on canfield mountain. emergency personnel reported that they came under fire when they arrived, responding to reports of a wildfire. the sheriff says they are still being actively shot at, and they are working to evacuate civilians from the mountain. the fire is also still burning. idaho's governor brad little described it as "...a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters." the spokesman-review. she is in coeur d'alene at the scene. thank you for joining me. can you give us a sense of what you are seeing and understand that you smoke and what the current civilian evacuation? right now, it is not much going on over is that i have taken from this area but you can see a few law enforcement vehicles behind me, i do know that federal agents are here, they just took off in a helicopter, they

liz kreutz for us on the breaking news in idaho.>> to washington now, and a big week ahead for president trump's signature economic legislation. the massive spending plan, this is the one he calls the big, beautiful bill, passed a key vote in the senate over the weekend, and senators are back at it again this morning. our ryan nobles is live in washington with the very latest. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: hey, laura. good morning. and this bill still has a long way to go before it reaches president trump's desk. in just the last hour senators kicked off a process dubbed "the voterama which gives senators the opportunity to offer up an unlimited number of amendments to the package before the final vote. the goal here is to get a final vote either later today or sometime early tomorrow. overnight the u.s. senate inching closer to delivering donald trump his long-awaited big, beautiful bill. it hasn't come easy. republicans narrowly pushed the bill forward late saturday. it passed but with two gop defections, including north caroli

of idaho students has just accepted a plea deal.s get right to cnn's jean casarez. also joining us, laura coates. jean, first to you. what are we learning about the plea deal? how did it come about? >> well, what we're learning, the idaho statements is getting this citing letters that were sent to the family members. and what is being reported by them, is that a plea deal was reached in this death penalty case. you know, i've covered this case from the beginning in pennsylvania. and as the evidence and the discovery kept going back and forth and the pretrial motions kept being heard and the orders were issued, any defense that kohberger had was wedged away bit by bit by bit. and the final blow really came this last week when just days ago, the order came down that he would not be able to have any alternate perpetrators because the defense had said, we know of some possible suspects that we want to bring in this case that are the actual ones that did it. and the judge said, no, it is wild speculation. if you believe that these people

this happened in kootenay, idaho.ast two people are dead and an unknown people are hurt on canfield mountain. here is the sheriff a short time ago. . >> we still have civilians that are coming off of that mountain. we might have civilians that are stuck or in shock on that mountain. so this is a very, very fresh situation. we are actively taking sniper fire as we speak. >> he says they don't know if there is one or multiple suspects. officials say if the suspect is not neutralized quickly, they expect this to be a multiday operation. the sheriff describing the scene that is still very active tonight and that it appears high-powered rifles are being used. it started around 1:20 p.m. local time with reports of a fire. around 2:00 p.m. is when officials say they received reports of firefighters taking shots. idaho's governor tonight asking people there to pray for the firefighters and their families and to stay clear of the area. halle? >> maya eaglin, thank you. for more on this, let's bring in nbc's law enforcement ana

as we mentioned in the idaho panhandle.ow believed to be dead following a shooting there. the local authorities say multiple firefighters were reportedly shot while they were responding to a brush fire in the area. there is now an active manhunt underway in the last hour. the governor of idaho, brad little, said the shooting was, quote, a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters. he is calling for idahoans to stay clear from the area to allow law enforcement and firefighters to do their job. as we mentioned, this is a developing situation. some of the details that we learned was that it began around 1:21 p.m. there were there were reports of a fire on a mountain. i suspect that's when the firefighters approached or went to that area to try to respond to that report of a fire. at 2 p.m, firefighters were receiving shots that were fired in their direction at them. as i mentioned, that left two of them dead. we know that multiple people have been shot. we still do not know how many in total were responding, how many ma

idaho realtors are excited about micron. realtors in columbus, ohio, intel is expanding and the housing market is seeing an interesting development in buyer interest. you are seeing where the job market is strong, immediate demand rises even though mortgage rates remain unfavorable. host: kevin in missouri. a renter. what is your situation in missouri? caller: the situation in missouri is you have a lot of madness with the financial thing. you have people that are discriminated against for a loan. my question is, what is the alternative? and i believe that blackrock and blackstone are the cause of the housing trouble. guest: very good question. because in some markets like kansas city, memphis, dallas and jacksonville, florida and atlanta. this is where many institutional investors have gone in and bought up single-family properties to turn them into rental properties. consequently, any potential first-time buyer is essentially saying you don't have a chance. what kind of advantage do they have that ordinary buyers do not? w

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two firefighters were killed in idaho, a third wounded. police say they were lured into that trap by a sniper who intentionally set a wildfire and waited for first responders to arrive. the sheriff sayin responders to arrive. the sheriff sayin responders to arrive. the sheriff sayin responders to arrive. the sheriff sayin being parked was. so -- yeah. >> reporter: tonight, the suspect's grandfather, dale, speaking to multiple news organizations, including abc news, saying he's heart broken. >> nobody wants to think their son or grandson is going to go do this. i feel more sad for the people that got killed than i do for him. because they didn't deserve it. >> reporter: the horror unfolding sunday afternoon. firefighters responding to a routine callout for a brush fire nearby a popular trail head. >> right now, there's an active shooter zone. they're shot. >> reporter: first responders realizing they are under attack. >> we need law enforcement immediately. we've got two unresponsive battalion chiefs. >> reporter: frantic and taking cover.

. >> we turn now to a developing story out of idaho, where two firefighters were killed this afternoon and one was injured. this was all during a sniper attack. police believe the firefighters were ambushed while responding to a wildfire. it happened this afternoon near the canfield mountain natural trail, which is a popular hiking area near coeur d'alene, idaho. authorities say the fire was intentionally set to lure those first responders in. swat teams later found the body of a possible suspect on the mountain with a firearm nearby. the sheriff's office is still investigating whether multiple shooters were involved, but authorities say at this point, evidence does point to a single attacker. >> fire assets responded to the scene, and at approximately 2 p.m. this afternoon, it was reported that firefighters were receiving shots fired at them. we now have two deaths. >> authorities say another firefighter was also injured in that attack and was taken into surgery. idaho governor brad little condemned the attack, calling it, quote, a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters. the

the canfield mountain natural area in coeur d'alene, idaho. the shooting is unfolding in this place or was unfolding, i should say this is a 24 acre park on the east side of coeur d'alene in northern idaho. it's a popular park and destination because it features hiking and biking trails, an important detail is that images of the location show a mountain covered in dense forest. this is a concern for officials because this kind of terrain can have. as you can imagine, many hiding places for a shooter or shooters attempting to attack firefighters. firefighters, or law enforcement. erica. >> rafael, really appreciate it. thank you. and we'll continue to follow those developments. as rafael noted, we're also waiting on that press conference we'll bring to you live when it happens. we're also following the developments out of washington, d.c., where we are monitoring that ongoing senate debate over president trump's massive budget bill. lawmakers have been at it for hours at this point, but they are far from done. they, of course, need to get throu

stephanie: smoke and then gunfire in northern idaho. >> this is a total ambush. firefighters did not have a chance. stephanie: after 2:00 p.m. local time sunday, firefighters responded to a brush fire in the mountains. when they arrived on scene, they came under heavy fire, a gunman hiding in rugged terrain, shooting at them with a high-powered rifle. they hid behind fire engines. >> everybody is shot up here. law enforcement, code-3. >> do believe -- we do believe the suspect started the fire, and we do believe that it was an ambush and it was intentional. stephanie: two firefighters were dead on arrival at the hospital. idaho governor brad little called it a heinous direct assault on brave firefighters. the crime unfolded on canfield mountain, just outside of the popular vacation town, quarterly, near the idaho washington border. some 300 law enforcement officers and first responders arrived at the scene. the shootout lasted several hours. by late sunday, authorities lifted a shelter-in-place order. the body of the alleged gunman had been found using his cell p

authorities in idaho have lifted the lockdown now near coeur d'alene, idaho, after police found a manead with a firearm nearby on canfield mountain, where firefighters were ambushed earlier today. it left two firefighters dead, another injured that we know of. officials say fire crews were responding to a brush fire near coeur d'alene, near that mountain, around 2 p.m. local time. the kootenai sheriff's office says firefighters were ambushed and shot again. if you're just joining us, two firefighters are dead. police now lifting the shelter in place. order the lockdown order for people that are in the area of where that shooting took place. after finding a man down with a gun nearby earlier, when those firefighters responded to a fire that appeared to be intentionally set. they were. they were shot and ambushed in a very tragic, tragic way. we're going to go now to paul mauro. he's a former nypd detective and a fox news contributor. paul, now that they have lifted this lockdown, would that not tell you that they're pretty confident that this was just one shooter? >> yeah, it does seem

joining us now from idaho's bruce mahshahr, a kootenai county commissioner.thank you, sir, for talking with us. i know it has been really difficult for your county at this time, but one reassurance is that it appears the suspect has been, has has come to an end, has been neutralized. tell us your feelings at this point. >> well, thank god it's over. and it's just. it's so tragic. i've talked with some of the fire department personnel and the people we lost were absolutely just top notch professionals. and it's just it's unheard of for something like this to happen in this community. this community is full of so many good people. and you often see these things happening in other places. and to have it happen here, it just it's such a shock. i mean, i think people are still trying to process exactly what happened i think that is i mean, the tragedy here is the two firefighters were killed in the line of duty, and it does really focus on just how dangerous their work is. >> do you think that given what happened here, that they may have to reassess how to respond

pido a todos los habitantes de idaho que recen por ellos y sus familias.eléfono celular del sospechoso fue fundamental para ayudar a las autoridades a rastrear y detener la amenaza . autoridades todavía no revelan las posibles causas por las cuales actuó el asesino. lo que sí afirman es que lo hizo solo y de forma premeditada. una situación para la que ningún uniformado está entrenado . ya sabremos qué efecto tiene dentro de las fuerzas del orden. vuelvo contigo . >> esto parece como de película , eli. muchísimas gracias . >> totalmente. y continúa la carrera contra el tiempo en las votaciones del senado. por la gran y bella ley del presidente trump durante el fin de semana, los senadores demócratas han logrado retrasar su revisión, pero lo republicanos quieren lograr su aprobación antes del próximo 4 de julio, día de la independencia de estados unidos . >> esta propuesta es polémica porque trae recortes a programas como medicaid y estampillas y alimentos como nos cuenta en vivo nuestro colega edwin pitti en la capital de el país. edwin, te escuchamos. ade

vamos con lo Último de esa tragedia en idaho.identidad del sospechoso del emboscada a los bomberos. como west rowley, de 26 de 20 aÑos de edad. el presunto autor de esta emboscada fue encontrado muerto sin vida tras el fatal tiroteo. segÚn las autoridades, el sospechoso fue hallado sin vida con un arma cerca. aÚn se desconoce si muriÓ por la bala de un policÍa o si se quitÓ la vida. hasta ahora, afirman que fue el Único atacante involucrado en la emboscada mortal contra bomberos este domingo en la montaÑa canfield. un popular sendero de idaho donde al menos 300 agentes formaron parte de la respuesta de emergencia, incluyendo el fbi. segÚn el sheriff del condado, fue una emboscada intencional donde el francotirador provocÓ el incendio deliberadamente para atacar a los rescatistas. >> we do believe that the, uh, that the suspect started the fire. and we do believe that it was a ambush and it was intentional. and, uh, yeah. we do believe that he started it and it was totally intentional. what he did? >> hasta el momento se confirmÓ

otras personas resultaron heridas tras una emboscada de un francotirador en un tiroteo al norte de idahoa miles de hondureños, el próximo 5 de julio vence el estatus de protección temporal o tps y el gobierno aún no ha decidido si lo va a renovar . en 22 estados no se aplicará la orden ejecutiva que niega la ciudadanía por nacimiento . se calcula que miles de futuras madres viajen a dar a luz en california , illinois y nueva york . este es noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout . mucha atención . hace unas horas un francotirador emboscó a un grupo de bomberos que acudían a sofocar un incendio en una comunidad montañosa de idaho . se reporta al -2 bomberos muertos y otro de ellos habría sido sometido a cirugía en un hospital debido a sus heridas. las autoridades reportaron el hallazgo de un cuerpo sin vida junto a un arma de fuego que las autoridades han confirmado. es del francotirador buscado . esto hizo que se levantara la orden manecieran en sus viviendas. el gobernador del estado calificó el ataque contra el equipo de bomberos como atroz y en washington, los senadores

omar villafranca is in coeur d'alene, idaho.understand the firefighters ran into this shooter before the shooting. >> reporter: that's right, the sheriff says the fire crews interacted with roley, saw his truck and asked them to move it because they said it was blocking the way. soon afterwards that's when the shooting started to. more than 3300 officers from local and federal agencies including sharpshooters and helicopters try to find a sn sniper. >> another firefighter down, we need help immediately. >> reporter: the first pleas for help came 40 minutes after firefighters received the call for the wildfire. >> it's clear to me this fire was set intentionally to draw us in. >> reporter: bob noris is the sheriff of the kootenai county. >> we believe the suspect started the fire and it was intentional. this was a total ambush. these firefighters do not have a chance. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says gunfire was exchanged with the suspect on the mountainside before they started using cell phone data to hone in on a cert

two weeks later, august 18th, is when it is set to begin in boise, idaho.going to be broadcast on live tv. >> all right, steph gosk, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> still to come, it has been dubbed alligator alcatraz, and now president trump is set to pay it a visit. the growing outrage over a controversial immigration detention facility being built in florida ahead on "nbc news daily." >>> we are also streaming every day, free, 24/7, on nbc news now, if you're not watching that way, you can watch us wherever you stream content, including youtube and roku and all those other places. other places. e news continues ath ft♪ librela ♪ [whistles and barks] taffy is a traveling dog. she just loves to go. her hip pain showed up when we would go on walks. she was diagnosed with osteoarthritis pain. our veterinarian recommended that we try librela. adverse events may include ataxia, anorexia and lethargy. do not use in breeding, pregnant or lactating dogs. take extreme care to avoid self-injection. she's got energy to do things that she wasn't doing before, and t

they should not be known as the idaho four.ed to, you know, the name of who did that to them. i just think that hopefully one day they are just seeing those who they are and not what happened to them. >> emily went on to tell me that they are so much more than their last day. they join ethan's family to speak in this docuseries which premieres july 11th on prime video. keep in mind we are closely monitoring a pennsylvania court were several potential witnesses will learn if they need to testify and idaho when this trial is set to start in august. >> robin: we continue to think of all of the families that were impacted by the tragedy. the cruise ship rescue caught on camera. a father and daughter pulled from the water after going overboard. and juju chang is here. she sat down with the newly freed todd and julie chrisley. >> before going to prison for fraud, what they knew best was fame and luxury. now they are talking about their life behind bars and sharing all the details of what they did when they got home. ♪ ♪ [window slamm

a couple been exempted from the roadless rule think idaho and colorado. with shared stewardship under trump one hopefully millions soon of forest service land for this exemption will help us there. i can tell you i just came off a fire and that's why was late getting here i was on fire yesterday tragically with 13 homes destroyed. about six or seven years ago. it saved an entire sub division had 50 homes destroyed if we had not done this. it's controversial when they did it. people were mad when they saw us taking out trees and removing undergrowth. everyone was pushing back the environmental community was pushing back. and now they are begging for more of it what we are hearing from the foresters, the water is cleaner in those areas than anywhere else for the animals are coming back in those areas. i good for us is like a garden you have to attend and take care of it. if we do this the right way we can prevent fires and improve production. we can do all of this and we proven that. i'm grateful for that. i would just make a push for any additional funds t

with a high-powered rifle after responding to a brushfire in idaho. the killing has prompted a man-hunt on a mountain, police say they had been under active search for a sniper fire from at least one suspect, but the man-hunt has now ended after a swat team found the body of a man with a firearm nearby. that is what the press about, giving more detail about the one dead shooter, was the only shooter in their thinking, there were two firefighters who died trying to fight wildfires which are society, business and now religious leaders, are in the spanish city of seville to find a consensus on how to fund global development. the financing for development conference takes place once a decade, and is a rare chance to find solutions on how to finance developing countries effectively. the jubilee report, commissioned by the pope, and released last week by initiative for policy dialogue and the jubilee commission of experts on debt will be discussed at the conference. the landmark report lays out recommendations for ways forward and how to alleviate the curre

>> yeah, idaho is excited about micron expanding the production activity there. and in columbus, ohio, and the computer chip manufacturing, in the housing market, they're seeing some very interesting development. the buyer interest where you see the job market is strong, and immediate demand arises even though mortgage rates still remains unfavorable. we'll go to kevin in missouri, a renter. kevin, what is your situation in missouri? >> the situation in missouri is you have a lot of madness with the financial thing. you have people that are-- for our loans. now, what is the federal reserve and i believe that blackrock and blackstone are the cause of the housing trouble. >> all right. >> oh, yeah, very good question because in some markets, like st. louis, missouri, kansas city, along with memphis, some degree dallas, jacksonville and florida, atlanta, this is where many institutional investors like blackrock has gone in and buying up single family properties to turn it into rental property and consequently any potential first time buyer is essentially saying you

in idaho it's 45%. in utah it's 50%. in alaska's national forest t 91% was taken off the >> eight million acres of forest sanctioned have burned and the average acreage burned each year has doubled since the rule was promulgated to 30 years ago. the rule was suppose today reduce maintenance costs of forest roads, once again, it failed. as deferred maintenance of forest service roads have remained unchanged, the public have been locked out of land and our firefighters have been restricted from accessing fires quickly. time and again, this clinton era policy has proven faulty and misguided. in this administration we are taking a look under the hood of each and every regulation that affects the everyday lives of the american people, and this rule certainly affects the everyday lives of every single american living in the american west. that's why i'm excited to announce today, here with you for the first time, our intent to repeal the disastrous roadless rule. the heavy hand of washington will no longer inhibit the manageme

all of this taking place in rural northern idaho near coeur d'alene. they say if they cannot neutralize the suspect soon, this could go on for days. they say the suspect or suspects are currently firing with a high powered rifle. the county sheriff says they do not know how many casualties or suspects there are. the sheriff says the mountain is not clear. he believes people are still stuck, and he is urging people to stay away from the area. idaho's governor calls this a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters. dozens of members of law enforcement are now on the scene and the fbi is assisting. local residents have been told to shelter in place. the fire now growing because they cannot put resources towards it. a police helicopter is still flying overhead to try and locate the suspect. the scene described as chaotic. linsey. >> just a horrific story there. zohreen. >> thank you. next tonight, president trump is calling for the end to the war in gaza. the president posted on his social media platform. make the deal. get the hostages back. let's

. >> a deadly ambush in idaho.wo firefighters shot one of them critically hurt after responding to a brush fire. authorities now say the alleged attacker is dead. still, many questions remain. and a dramatic moment at beyonce's houston concert left fans holding their breath as a high flying performance took an unexpected turn. we'll show you the malfunction that left the singer stuck in midair. >> when temperatures rise above 100 degrees, everyone in northern california gets two free cooling pillows with their mattress purchase only yet. welcome back to mornings on two. 723. a live look at ktvu own backyard, the oakland alameda estuary. sort of cool and gray as we're waking up to another workweek or another week of summer vacation, if you're lucky. we had some warmth over the weekend, but according to our meteorologist, steve paulson, that is easing today. we'll bring him in in just a minute for a look ahead. >> in the meantime, at 724 this morning, idaho authorities say a suspected gunman who ambushed firefighters

he is reported to be in stable condition in coeur d'alene, idaho. jonathan hunt, fox news. >> the 4th of july is this friday, and governor gavin newsom is urging residents across the state to practice common sense and safety when it comes to using fireworks, and the use of illegal fireworks will not be tolerated. the governor's office says 600,000 pounds of illegal fireworks have been seized already this year. that's up significantly from the 288,000 pounds seized last year. the governor's office says since 2024, the state has seen more than $35 million in property damage, with more than 1200 fires being sparked due to illegal fireworks. the governor's office is reminding the public that violators face potential fines, up to $50,000 and a year in jail. the city of oakland says it is working to make the city safe during the 4th of july holiday and into fire season, mayor barbara lee, stressing the city budget, kept all 25 of the city's fire stations open at this critical time. the 4th of july, the city says it will close grizzly peak boulevard to thr

we begin with breaking news from the us state of idaho. at least two people are dead, and multiple firefighters injured as an active shooter situation unfolds in cor delane. -- coeur d'alene. both people killed are believed to be fire personnel. this is happening on canfield mountain. emergency personnel reported that they came under fire when they arrived, responding to reports of a wildfire. the sheriff says they are still being actively shot at, and they are working to evacuate civilians from the mountain. the fire is also still burning. idaho's governor brad little described it as "...a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters." the kootenai county sheriff, robert norris, gave this update to the media earlier. we now have two deaths, we have an unknown amount of casualties, we still have civilians that are coming off of that mountain, we might have civilians that are stuck or in shock on that mountain. so, this is a very, very fresh situation. we are actively taking sniper fire as we speak. this is an active situation. we have

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dan springer live in boise, idaho. sounds like the defense is doing its job. >> yeah, john, that hearing starts in about an hour and is likely will learn today if kohberger's trial is going to be delayed or scheduled on time with jury selection beginning at about six weeks. his defense team filed a motion for continuance a month ago citing several reasons including the recently aired nbc "dateline" special that reportedly linked to evidence in violation of the courts gag order but mainly they said they need more time to mount their defense. they wrote "council is obligated to seek a continuance to continue reviewing discovery. complete investigations related to the merits phase including into alternative perpetrators and complete investigations into red flags that have arisen in the life history investigation." county prosecutors oppose the delay responding defendants motion amounts to a request for a perpetual continuance so that his counsel can go down every rabbit hole until defendant, rather than the court, deems h

people near coeur d'alene and western idaho being told to shelter in place. officials there saying people trying to leave the mountain fire so reportedly burning as the search for that shooter continues at this time. now back to "one nation." ♪ is time for me too speak now. i this week we asked tomi lahren to come back watch of thing possible pick up three moments that really matter did you do this? >> i did it and you know what shocking, the view did not make it this week the others are so perfect it pushed out the ladies of the view. i'm sure the back next week. brian: let's he would beat the view. >> we go to cnn a close second to the view right? cnn, the view are really competing here you also have jamaal bowman to remember him with the fire alarm polar? he is a crazy assessment about racism and its impacts on obesity. i call him jamaal and you were going to see why. take a look at this clip. >> i'm a black man in america. listen to what i'm saying the reason heart disease and cancer and obesity and diabetes are bigger in the black community is because of

two firefighters killed and one injured in an ambush while responding to a brush fire in idaho. officials found the suspected g gunman dead. we'll bring the latest on the investigation throughout the morning. >> todd: on capitol hill, in a few hours senate set to kickoff a vote-a-rama after debating over night, after months of back and forths, will congress be able to meet the president's july 4 deadline. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we begin in idaho, two f firefighters were killed and one is still in the hospital after being caught in the cross hairs of gunfire. >> todd: an overnight update on what they know so far. we believe from information we were able to collect, we believe there was one shooter. we believe the suspect started the fire, it was intention al. there is law enforcement up there, we will conduct the investigation tomorrow morning, this was a total ambush, these firefighters did not have a chance. >> todd: brian foley joins us to discuss. what are investigators doing to figure out why this happened and

cnn's julia vargas jones is live in coeur d'alene, idaho, with the latest. what are you hearing this morning, julia? >> well, john, as this community is waking up, it is waking up to grief and trying to figure out why this happened. why here? why to these firefighters? now it's all made worse by what we are hearing from the dispatch audio of those last few moments in the hearing sounds that came from those calls. take a listen. >> we've got two unresponsive battalion chiefs, gunshot wounds, multiple gunshot wounds. two firefighters are down. we need law enforcement up here. we can possibly get to the two wounded out. i'm pinned down behind battalion one's rig. it's clear to me that this fire was intentionally to draw us in. >> and, john, today, investigators are heading back into that mountain, which is just to my right here. and we can smell that fire still burning on the side of the mountain. they said that they had to remove the body of the shooter quite quickly from that side of the mountain because of the fire threat. and today they're heading back in t

. >> a gut-wrenching story out of idaho. a procession lining the freeway early this morning in spokane, washington, saluting the two firefighters who lost their lives during an ambush attack, but also send a third firefighter to the hospital. the as yet unidentified suspect is accused of starting a brush fire in a northern idaho mountain range. in an effort to lure at first responders a trap where he then acted as a sniper to shoot at them once they arrived on scene to fight the blaze. the suspected gunman was found hours after the shooting by police in a wooded area with a weapon near his body. this is "outnumbered," i am emily compagno with my cohost harris faulkner. also joining us today marie harf, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson under president obama. hannah scotto, fox five new york anchor and host of the underground economy on fox nation. and john yoo former deputy assistant attorney general, uc berkeley law professor, and former justice clarence har harmon -- justice clarence thomas lecl

idaho and montana have adopted similar bands.tes with republican troll legislators are considering a same idea. he covers lgbtq issues and politics. >> republican lawmakers have framed these bands as a necessary way to make statehouses and government buildings and schools neutral places. reporter: some cities are pushing back. like in boise, idaho, where a pride flag has flown for several years outside city hall. last month the city council voted to designate it as an official city flag, which they say will allow them to consider you to fly it. >> removing the flag now after years of flying it probably would not be a neutral act. reporter: the mayor said -- >> we know that is not just a flag. it says who we are. reporter: just a couple of blocks away sits the idaho state capitol, where the legislator voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill that bans governmental entities from displaying other flag other than the u.s. flag, state and local flags, a p.o.w. flag, or those from a military branches and native tribes. he republican attorne