>> the phrase on the wyoming state flag is "equal rights" and this speaks to wyoming's history as a place that was very friendly to women. it was the first territory to give women the right to hold public office and the right to vote, way back in 1869. in order to attain statehood it's necessary to have 60,000 citizens, so the leaders of the territory knew this would help to get people to come live there and, before you know it, wyoming was a state. >> wyoming was way out front on this issue. the u.s. government didn't give women the right to vote for another half-century. with "flag facts," i'm alexa. >> the first actual awards for the medal of honor went to the surviving members of the... this was a sort of a spy mission that went on in georgia, where a civilian scout and spy named andrews led a group of soldiers and civilians to capture a confederate locomotive and to use it to go up and down the railroad lines to destroy bridges, tear up tracks, and such. the raid, unfortunately, was not successful and many of them were captured, andrews was hanged and the surviving soldiers once they

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i'd move to waive the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: i move to close morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. morning business is closed. mr. enzi: i ask the chair to lay before the senate the message from the house requesting a conference on s. con. res. 11, the budget resolution. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate a message from the house of representatives. the clerk: resolved that the house insist upon its amendment to the resolution, s. con. res. 11 entitled "concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the united states government for fiscal year 2016, and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years" -- mr. enzi: move to set aside the rest of the reading. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: i move to disagree in the house amendment agree to the request by the house for a conference and authorize the presiding officer to appoint conferees. the pr

en wyoming hay un invierno en primavera.de la interestatal 60 fue interrumpido debido mÚltiple accidente de trÁnsito. al menos 30 camiones y una docena de autos chocaron en cadena. en el vÍdeo se puede escuchar como un conductor grita por ayuda. nadie muriÓ pero 12 personas terminaron hospitalizadas. las tormentas produjeron una espesa neblina las carreteras de colorado, donde los autobuses chocaron las afueras de denver. este video muestra la frustraciÓn de los pasajeros de un vuelo, que quedaron atrapados

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i'd ask unanimous consent that any time under the quorum call this afternoon be charged equally regardless of who spoke last. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. enzi: mr. president i'd note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: ms. warren: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. ms. warren: i ask that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. warren: mr. president two years ago today the people of boston came face to face with terror at the finish line of the boston marathon. the cowardly a tack and its aftermath took four lives injured many more, and forever changed the lives of survivors and their families. in the face of this horrific terrorist attack, boston responded with courage and community. our heroic first responders acted swiftly and their bravery saved many lives. in the days, weeks ans months after the marathon, families an

parts of colorado and wyoming we are expecting about two feet of snowfall. that had been ongoing. here's a forecast over the next couple of days we are expecting another additional 1-2 feet across parts of colorado. significant snow out there. when you take a look at the temperatures across the country the only cold spot is where we have the snow across parts of colorado and also wyoming. most of the nation looking spring like. temperatures across the eastern u.s. in the 70's and 60's for many of you. even along the west coast not bad 79 degrees for the high temperature in l.a. heather and ainsley over to you. >> talk about snow and 87 in florida. mixed bag. >> thank you very much. we will check back with you. governor rick scott is suing the obama administration claiming they are bullying his skatetate into expanding medicaid. the administration is withholding billions of dollars from another program that funds hospitals treating the poor or uninsured. that program is set to expire in june. governor scott says the administration's hardball tactics show they don't care about will

>> wyoming is expecting to get a hearing sometime in december. jenna: thank you. super model update in the fox 411. giselle announced she's retiring from the runway. we're learning where the brazilian beauty it hanging up her heels. jewelry has the fox 411. >> you know what they say. listen to your body and, well, that's what one of the most successful models in the world is doing. she said her body asked her to stop. that's why she's quitting the catwalk. after a 20-year career the 34-year-old super model tells a brazilian newspaper her last runway walk will be fashion week april 13 to 17th and says this about listening to her body. automatically my body tells me if what i do is worth it and it asked me to stop. i respect my body. it's a privilege to be able to stop but she isn't giving up fashion entirely and will focus on her editorial work and print ad campaigns as well as spending more time with her family mostly hubby tom brady and two young children. don't they make the perfect couple? and she's earned it. as the highest paid model for the last years she's

these images from wyoming. a stunning scene. tractor trailers smashing into cars you can hear it. the twisted metal, the rescuers stunned. and two tour buses colliding. and reports of the tornadoes in texas. all part of the same system as millions brace for a difficult start to the weekend. ryan owens leading us off. >> this is ugly [ bleep ] man. >> reporter: a truck driver caught in this mangled mess of metal on a wyoming highway can't believe his eyes, so he starts recording. >> freaking cold out here. i'm shaking to death. >> reporter: in the middle of a nearly blinding snowstorm, he takes us truck to truck on interstate 80 between cheyenne and laramie. police say more than 30 semis and a dozen cars are involved in this chain-reaction crash. this video catches several of those trucks slamming into each other, again and again. listen closely. you can hear one driver yelling for help. >> help! >> there's one more guy that needs help. >> reporter: there are so many trucks to search, rescuers mark them with orange "x"s, the way they do in a natural disaster. >> i got lucky. i got

in a house on wyoming avenue. that he is asked to establish arranged -- a relationship. it is a good working relationship. he doesn't know she works british intelligence. eventually, she tells him she is helping the americans. that sort of appeals to him. there is a problem now. remember, the fbi is watching her. they could unravel everything. what if they came to the house? they do. one day, when she was making love to alberto, the fbi knocked on the door. -- they are now -- they are now in a house on wyoming avenue. it is a good working relationship. -- she had to let him out and upstairs window. he climbed onto the garage roof. he is hanging onto the roof and drops to the ground. betty is worried about this happening again. she does not want this to happen to the captain. she will make a move. a more discreet location. a hotel on connecticut avenue. this is perfec it would have been better if she had started here because it has multiple entrances. they are meeting at the hotel, making love. "i must have the naval ciphers." "i am not able to get into the code room." "p

wyoming doesn't have any tax income. income tax. >> good for them. alison good to see you. >>> cnn newsroom is next. for our viewers in the united states, "early start" continues now. >>> nuclear break through. iran and world leaders reaching a framework after tense negotiations but not everyone is celebrating the progress. we have live team coverage breaking down the deal and reaction to it this morning. >>> university massacre. dozens murdered by terrorists. kenya in mourning. leaders are figuring out what comes next. >>> breaking overnight. stranded at sea for more than 66 days and now reunited with his family. how this sailor managed to stay alive. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm suzanne malveaux. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. this morning, negotiations for the iran nuclear program are taking a rest before diving back in to work. that is because the landmark agreement reached thursday at the end of marathon talks in switzerland is only the framework for a final agreement. even this outline, more detailed than expected marks a signi

senator barrasso here from wyoming, we have tremendous opportunities right now between wyoming and montana here, looking at west coast opportunities. and getting back to where is the expansion occurring? over in asia. west coast terminals become very, very important. >> understood. and i recognize the low sulfur content. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> thank you, madam chair. secretary, one of the areas i'm pretty excited about right now just because we're seeing such rapid change is the area of power storage where capability is increasing at a pretty good clip. costs are coming down quite quickly as well. and i'm wondering if you could take a few minutes to talk a little bit about what you see as d.o.e.'s role in accelerating this technology sector that could really change the way we think about energy, change our generation needs, really facilitate time shifting and move us forward to a very, very different kind of grid than sort of what we've experienced in the past. >> thank you, senator. yeah storage certainly could be a game changer. as you sea, costs are coming down across the board. util

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we have had blizzard conditions in wyoming, terrible accidents there back in wyoming, heavy snow in colorados could support some very large hail. golf ball to even baseball-sized hail in parts of tennessee. so that's what we are watching today and then tomorrow it all shifts a little bit to the east. so getting a little active crazy spring weather. drought, fires in the west snow everything. >> a little bit of everything. thanks tom. much more in the newsroom after this. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of lives every year. and that w ould be something worth shouting about. cvs health, because health is everything. >>> tax season just wrapped up and now is the perfect time to prepare for next year and one of the things you should think about is trying to deduct your medical expenses. you may be able to do it. if you're under 65 you can deduct medical expense it is they exceed 10% of your adjusted g

, what is now wyoming. not a particularly significant tribe. something happened in the 17th century and the humor is this correct -- they emerged as this powerful force by virtue of the horses. >> [indiscernible] s.c. gwynne: there are about 1400 of them registered in the nation now. i am sorry, 14,000. of them, 9000 live close to the old homelands which is lots in, oklahoma -- lawston oklahoma. have a couple of casinos now. i think they do ok with the casinos but they are rustling with the same things -- wrestling with the same things that other tribes are rustling wi -- wrestling with. i had the opportunity, i do book talks on the plains and i had comanches come to it. one woman stood up and said, what do the comanches think about your book? to answer that question, a lot of them like it and some of them do not. there are things that i tell about quanah's father's death that goes against comanche history, i say that in the book. on the whole the reception was good. >> [indiscernible] s.c. gwynne: actually

that is why wyoming and idaho have two senators and california with 37 million people -- some of you guys probably do not know. you know this? the old lady is as good as you. they got 12 and you got 12? anyway. they actually babysat for us some time ago. anyhow. that is number one. i don't like slavery but in terms of what it says about the politics constitutionally -- secondly, the grounds for political selection, let's get the big guy out here. washington, you can post. he is probably the most mobile. he is the big guy. 6'3", 6'4", he would tower over most of the soldiers. there is a standing story that the presidency was created in washington's image. that's not true. that's not true at all. they went around and around. they declared the decision only in the last week and a half for the -- before the convention was adjourned and they did so in the found uncertainty. let me try to explain why. i'll try to do this in seven minutes and then we will have five minutes for this issue and then i will wrap it up. they really had to improvise, be creative. as i said in the outline, there w

when you factor in investments, wyoming takes the top spot.that is home to jackson hole and ski birds. the average income is $300,000. to top it off, they get to keep most of it. wyoming doesn't have any tax income. income tax. >> good for them. alison good to see you. >>> cnn newsroom is next. for our viewers in the united states, "early start" continues now. >>> nuclear break through. iran and world leaders reaching a framework after tense negotiations but not everyone is celebrating the progress. we have live team coverage breaking down the deal and reaction to it this morning. >>> university massacre. dozens murdered by terrorists. kenya in mourning. leaders are figuring out what comes next. >>> breaking overnight. stranded at sea for more than 66 days and now reunited with his family. how this sailor managed to stay alive.

send them to wyoming. >> the fight that we have all been waiting for. we were there. i went behind the scenes. i was cage side. all these guys did fantastic he won his fight. the way he wanted a kick to the face not his opponent out, game over. >> he thought that was cool. >> come on. bill: caught on camera chasing the story of all these videos starting to come out and whether or not the question is can you from a police officer in action. >> is it legal to shoot a police officer? absolutely. filming a police officer in the middle of their actions. the infamous case shot walter scott and the back shooting in may times that there was a brave man a brave man who actually found this incident and showed it to the millions who were able to see that video. that guys name is santana. he was walking to work when he saw walter scott and michael pflueger tussling on the ground. he he decided to pull out his foreign start filming it he has been on interviews recess he got so scared that he almost deleted it. other instances in new jersey you can see him in this video. a canine k

take a look at the forecast out here across parts of colorado, even across parts of wyoming. potentially more than a foot of snow locally two feet will be possible in the higher elevations. high temperatures warm in the plains, 70's and 80's forecast there. across the east coast cooler new england looking at highs in the mid 60's. heather and ainsley. >> beautiful day in new york city yesterday. thank you so much maria. >> deliberations underway in the murder trial. he is accused of killing the 6-year-old boy back in 1979. the jury getting the case after 10 weeks of testimony from more than 50 witnesses. he disappeared while walking from his parents' new york home to a bus stop two blocks away. hernandez was arrested when a family member tipped off police back in 2012. he confessed but the defense insisted it was under duress. the buys pod de never found. >> he was found shivering and scared and hungry. now the boy rescued from the basement of his own detroit house could testify against the people who put him there. a hearing will determine whether his father and step mother

republican senator john barrasso of wyoming. welcome, sir.ht off the bat, what is the most important power that the corker cardin agreement going to give you as congressman. john: thank you for having me, liz. it's the power of the people of america to actually see whatever this deal is with iran and have their voices heard. that's what this is all about. and in terms of relieving sanctions, we want to make sure that any deal is enforceable, verifiable, that it's accountable. because a world where iran has a nuclear weapon is a world that to me is less safe, less secure, and less stable. liz: how pleased were you to hear that the president was going to rubber stamp this bill. congress will look at this. have 30 days and decide. john: well, this is a bill we built in a bipartisan way. this is completely bipartisan. and i think the white house started to do the math and realized, even though the president threatened to veto it that we had the votes to override him. so it was wise of him to say, okay, i'll yield to the senate. yield to congress.

that snow really coming down out there acro parts of into wyoming.inter storm warnings in effect out there. montana picking up snow and idaho. some areas could be seeing more than a foot of snowy specially along the highest elevations. out east the big issue isn't snow it is rain. quite heavy at times. we have had several rounds of showers, thunderstorms and areas of heavy rain moving out here because of a frontal boundary. the forecast for that to continue as we head into the next several days. continuing to see that risk for localized flash flooding. at least up to 6 inches of rainfall in addition to what we have already seen through friday will be possible in some areas. temperature wise right now across the country mild across the southeast. temperatures widespread in the 60's. but as we head further west mazula and provost looking at the numbers only in the 30's. quite chilly out there. with the snow feeling a lot more like winter. heather and ainsley. >> thank you very much maria. >> it is a police chase unlike we have ever seen before. a coyot

and people in wyoming, which is an area where significant amounts of this uranium were coming from, wascerned. i was hearing from them that they wanted to make sure that this uranium did not go overseas. after all, we continue to import a lot of the uranium we use for nuclear power in the united states. >> did you get a reply? >> well, it took about three months, and i heard from the chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission and he said oh, yeah, we're all making sure -- we will make sure that no uranium leaves the country. no uranium, u.s. uranium, goes overseas because we want to make sure we get reporting, if any of that -- if any of that happens. well now we're finding out four and a half years later that that uranium is now controlled by the russians and is going overseas leaving our country. >> my understanding is that this transaction gave the russians control of one-fifth of the uranium production in the united states. are you surprised in retrospect that the administration was not more concerned about the deal that was taking place? >> well, i would have expected more conce

we'll be celebrating our 40 anniversary in october this year's national nominee nor natural history wyoming most is leading the charge in the lives i want to recognize kim's from the fire department (clapping) deborah head of the department of the environment (clapping.) monooutlook mirror the port director (clapping) supervisor christensen thank you for joining us today and school broadband member hydra mendosa and assessor our recorded carmen chu (clapping) we have two commissioners amy ackerman from the status of women and we have two board members members our pointing and linda calhoun >> i want to especially thank my staff carlene who worked and others from the mayor's office to make today's ceremony possible. >> (clapping) and and mickey callahan from the human resources has just joined us i'm sure you're aware of in 998 san francisco became the first city in the world to enact a local ordinance with the united nations the illumination of all forms of discrimination against women a international bill of rights for women the united states is not gratified but the other countries have t

old man winter is not going away quietly a surprise snowstorm caused near whiteout conditions on a wyomingighway trapping scores of drivers. more than 30 semi trucks and dozen cars involved in a chain-reaction crash. rescuers went from vehicle to vehicle marking those with an x after they had seen them after a national did after. >>> it's pay folks. >> reporter: that's why you don't live. we're high and dry your saturday morning, as we look outside, we have sky 6. skies getting brighter, not a lot of wind out there looks like glass on the delaware river. not too bad temperature-wise most of us in the 50s that's a gorgeous picture on sky6 live hd. 56 degrees winds light out of the east at # miles per hour. the winds across the region are calm in the spots you see the zeros. once the sun gets up over the horizon it will get breezier, generally speaking it looks like a fairly tranquil day. as we look at cloud cover there's some sinking to the south over central delaware, cape may county is clearing out. most of us will look at pleasant of sunshine from start to finish. 8:00 a.m., 58 degrees,

we'll be celebrating our 40 anniversary in october this year's national nominee nor natural history wyoming leading the charge in the lives i want to recognize kim's from the fire department (clapping) deborah head of the department of the environment (clapping.) monooutlook mirror the port director (clapping) supervisor christensen thank you for joining us today and school broadband member hydra mendosa and assessor our recorded carmen chu (clapping) we have two commissioners amy ackerman from the status of women and we have two board members members our pointing and linda calhoun >> i want to especially thank my staff carlene who

. >> meanwhile some laramie wyoming, it's hailing, it's not like the pitter-patter of hail. no no this is a serious hailstorm. >> it's almost like snow. it's coming off the rooftop. >> twhaz a gloppy hail, it's like soft hail. >> once again, i take you back to a road in russia i want you to start watching this landslide. you don't want to be anywhere near this thing. look at it. it's taking out all these trees. >> it's almost like lava. >> it is. it is slowly but consist consistently moving into the roadway. this personal shooting the video keeps moving down. it covered the rail tracks and the roadway and took down some power lines. it's believe that melting snow and water caused water to act as a lubricant >>> bet what, the giveaway is back again. >> you'll knee monday's buzz words, need to be 18 and a legal u.s. resident >>> it's coming right up. >>> even though this may look lie perhaps it was an accident it was completely intentional. >> did he dump his load? >> that garbage truck driver intentionally dumped all of the truck's contents onto this residential street in the

senator john barrao of wyoming.ator, i have your december 21 2010 letter to the president where you're expressing concerns about the sale of american uranium reserves to the russian government. why were you so troubled by this transaction? >> i was concerned about america energy security and national security. we know that the russians had been providing uranium to people across the world who are not necessarily our friends, including iran and people in wyoming, which is an area where significant amounts of this uranium were coming from. i was hearing from them that they wanted to make sure that this uranium did not go overseas. after all, we in continued to import a significant amount. >> did you get a reply? >> well it took about three months and i heard from the chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission and he said oh, yeah we're all making sure we will make sure that no uranium leaves the country. no uranium, u.s. uranium goes overseas because we want to make sure we get reporting, if any of that if any of t

people in wyoming were concerned that the administration was going to approve this sale. we talked to the administration ahead of time. we wrote to the president right after they approved the sale of american uranium product to a country controlled by putin and russia. we were very concerned from the standpoint of energy security for our country and national security since most of the uranium that he would use in the united states we have to import that we use for nuclear power and now you see vladimir putin owning 20% of american uranium, controlling that and we know that russia sends uranium to people who are not our friends to our bitter enemies including iran. >> so i mean, what was the response? when you wrote this letter back in december of 2010, it couldn't be plainer that you laid it right out this particular deal. what was the response that you got when you wrote your letter? >> three months later we the nuclear regulatory agent. >> not the president. >> not the president. we will keep an eye and make sure if there is any permits to export and make sure none of t

the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. the senator from mississippi mr. economicer. the senator from tennessee, mr. corker. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, miss murray. the senator from maryland, mr. cardin. and the senator from hawaii -- the senator from hawaii, ms. hirono. the speaker: members of the escort committee will leave through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. >> mr. speaker the prime minister of japan. the speaker: members of congress i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you his excellency shinzo abe prime minister of japan. prime minister abe: mr. speaker, mr. vice president distinguished members of the senate and the house, distinct guests, ladies and gentlemen, back in june, 1957 my grandfather standing right here as prime minister of japan began his address by saying and i quote it is because of our strong belief in democratic principles and ideas that japan associ

. >>> a story about a two alarm fire in wyoming is burning up the internet, not because of the flames, but because of the talking parents -- parent. -- parent -- parent -- parent parrot. the firefighters heard cries for help, and it turned out they were coming from talking parents -- parrot s. >>> as soon as we clean up the language of the parents -- parrots, we will play it for you. >> you are following parents. how do you feel about that? >> it's always something. i need a 4 degrees guarantee, not a three. i missed it again. i forecasted 80, and today, our 3 degree guarantee shows we got to 84. it's a goodness -- good miss. it was a wonderful day. in fact, that 80 was a great forecast at dulles in baltimore -- caught in baltimore. right now, in town, we have 68. it is so nice outside. winds are south southwest at five, a good feeling air mass. we have winds changing. they will be coming in from the east off the atlantic. sunshine early, but we will be down in the 50s. we might see an upper 40 or two in spots. 20 degrees cooler tomorrow than today, late rain possible. i think it will

they are in a house on wyoming avenue. that he is asked to establish arranged -- a relationship. it is a good working relationship. he doesn't know she works british intelligence. eventually, she tells him she is helping the americans. that sort of appeals to him. there is a problem now. remember, the fbi is watching her. they could unravel everything. what if they came to the house? they do. one day, when she was making love to alberto, the fbi knocked on the door. -- they are now -- they are now in a house on wyoming avenue. she had to let him out and upstairs window. he climbed onto the garage roof. he is hanging onto the roof and drops to the ground. betty is worried about this happening again. she does not want this to happen to the captain. she will make a move. a more discreet location. a hotel on connecticut avenue. this is perfec it would have been better if she had started here because it has multiple entrances. they are meeting at the hotel, making love. "i must have the naval ciphers." "i am not able to get into the code room." "please!" this is the way we shall handl

privacy screen we thought it was an improvement and providing provides them with privacy could or it wyoming conscious roved potrero hill provides shade and privacy for the new project as well as the existing homes and we don't think there is any reason for the open trellis to be removed and the rear yard is proposed over 40 feet deep and only 25 feet proposed so for the dr requesters so say this is is not wraebl is untrue. >> at this time i'll open up phenomenon the speakers in support of dr requester. >> this is in opposition to the project itself. >> sorry. >> it's part of dr requester team sorry you have to not be part of the dr requester team but in support of dr. and oh, sorry come on up. >> no, this is in opposition to the project or in support of dr requesters positions. >> i signed up as neutral but maybe speak for one mini have some of the same concerns i'm on mississippi which looks at directly into that building and there has been in the not very distant past a man and wife that lives there he would come out everyday for a smoke on the deck and wave to us because that deck has a

en wyoming hay un invierno en primavera.s 30 camiones y una docena de autos chocaron en cadena. en el vÍdeo se puede escuchar como un conductor grita por ayuda. nadie muriÓ pero 12 personas terminaron hospitalizadas. las tormentas produjeron una espesa neblina las carreteras de colorado, donde los autobuses chocaron las afueras de denver. este video muestra la frustraciÓn de los pasajeros de un vuelo, que quedaron atrapados en el interior de la aeronave. los miembros de la tripulaciÓn de sitios furiosos viajeros no estaban con el Ánimo de lÍder mÁs con esta incÓmoda situaciÓn, ya que no tenÍan aire acondicionado y sÓlo habÍan galletas pa contentarlos. el vuelo tenÍa como destino denver y luego portland en oregÓn, pero el mal tiempo obligÓ a los pilotos a desviarse colorado. la aerolÍnea firma que compensar a los clientes porque hubo un malentendido las comunicaciones. en las calles de houston se pudo ver la severidad de las inundaciones. los automÓviles que cubiertas hasta la mitad. muchos de los conductores tenÍan el agua d

i'm from alabama and i moved to cheyenne, wyoming. have a little story -- it's not a question, but i guess you might call on the lighter side the true story of the surrender. that day at appomattox, when the two generals met general grant was dirty and disheveled and the honorable robert e lee showed up on traveler in a new suit. general grant happened to ask general lee, may i see your sort. generally most graciously let him see the sword and grant took it as surrender. that is a true story of what we call the surrender. so the south did not surrender. host: thank you for sharing. elizabeth: there are many stories connected with the surrender that don't stand up to scrutiny, the less to say. the idea lee offered grant the sword and greg refused to take it is one of them. what you allude to there is the appearance of the two men -- grant, disheveled, muddy frockcoat, lee dressed very handsomely in a dress uniform. the people present in the courthouse read a lot into the appearance of those two men symbolic of those. he had more that s

. >>> to a massive pileup in wyoming. more than 60 vehicles involved in a fiery crash leaving one person dead. a 22,000-gallon tanker truck carrying hazardous material caught fire. the pileup started when two semis collided creating a chain reaction of collisions. a driver from canada was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. more than 20 people were injured. >>> it will be any day now in the u.k. excitement is building as the world awaits the arrival of william and kate's second royal baby. if the little one decides today is the day, he or she will share a birthday with a very important relative. nbc's annabel roberts is in london. good morning to you. can you feel the anticipation there. >> reporter: that's right, betty. there's quite a buzz here, especially as you said. queen elizabeth's 89th birthday. there's a 40 gun salute and the gun has a quiet day and cancelled the engagement and spendsing it with her sons. what special day could it be than the birth of the great grandchild. it's still midday and 12 hours t

braekz are the worst if folks will not loaf their digital and electronic devices handy that is really wyoming can folks used to trafficking in electronic devices their tractional and working as a city with the district attorney's office and the officers again, we hire them all back we'll get a handle on this really. >> so actually as i mentioned i go to a lot of neighborhood meetings and generally there is probably 50 percent of those neighborhoods meetings small business from the sfpd representing that and talking about prevention and i heard it enough when there is not an officer whether there's what we talk about in terms of of auto thefts or home burglaries when you suspect someone report them of time and even with any of the crimes when i talk to people a big percentage don't bother reporting it. >> it is important when you don't report we have such good system in realtime crime mapping that's where we put the resources the best way to not get - >> i'm guilty of that. >> you have to report you have to get that into the system so we can ago gait that data so we know where the lions share

noles was founded in wyoming by paul petsle. miss lummis: noles has taught thousands of americans and people worldwide about the responsible use of the outdoors. an appreciation for outdoor activities recreation, hiking, that is unsurpassed. noles is headquartered in wyoming and we are proud that noles mother ship is in our dear state. noles is a wonderful organization that provides stewardship of our natural resources in a way that teaches people how to enjoy and appreciation the outdoors. congratulations, noles. the national outdoor leadership school on 50 years. mr. chairman, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. woodall: by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 231 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 28, house resolution 231 resolved, that at any time after adoption of this resolution, the speaker may,

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