. >> jim harrison: it was between here in those mountains that cheyenne and crow battle took place.e it. it's very peaceful. >> anthony: what was it like a hundred years ago? two hundred years ago? >> jim harrison: oh, not much different. this was never forested. this is the dry side of the river because the primary winds come from the west. rain tends to blow over here that brings the snow to the mountains. >> anthony: legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people and this is the place he calls home. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> jim harrison: am i as old as they am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was seven in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. sixty-eight years later i could still inhabit that boy's body. i start thinking about a time in between. it is the burden of life to

go, and i guess he got up and stood up and said get out and that's one of the reasons my friend, cheyenne to get out because she knew when cody stood up and said, like, you should, like -- when he said something, that's when she was able to, like, escape. the same for me, when i knew he was up i was following what he was doing. i was so like, shocked, but i had no clue how to react, and i just did what he did. when he said leave and when he got up, i left, and i saw one opening and i ran for it. unfortunately he was not behind me. >> when did you realize after getting out that cody was not out, that cody was not with you? >> well, i ran as fast as i could. when i got to the cars and stuff, i had gotten into multiple, like, a car that i didn't know the people, and then two friends' cars that we had the keys to. we were sitting there, and that's when it hit me, i was -- i was kind of like, i was with one of my friends, cheyenne, and she was telling me, like, you need to -- i was having like a little panic attack, and she said you need to calm down and we need to find our friends. after i ca

. >> we now welcome this year's essay contest winner jesse quist, a tenth grade student from cheyenneoming. >> reporter: he was chosen from among 13,000 entries. he wrote about his hero, jackie robinson. >> respect for him that was he was able to stomach all that he handled, everything that was thrown at him. he stomached it and just went out and played baseball. and showed the world that he deserved to be in the mlb. >> reporter: adopted from korea by a loving family of ten. he does the chores like everyone else. >> my job is when i get up in the morning i just let the dog out, i feed her, i feed myself. do the dishes every day. >> reporter: he rides a bike, plays soccer, runs track, builds with legos and uses a laptop. and watch as jesse plays in his first ever basketball game with his team. he told us about his biggest challenge. >> definitely the way people react to seeing me. you don't usually see an armless kid every day. everywhere i go i'm going to get stared at, pointed at. >> reporter: jesse wrote about it in his essay. >> it can be very frustrating knowing that everywhere y

later on this month, i'm going to get to attend the 150th anniversary of cheyenne lodge number one, which the if first lodge in wyoming. i was kind of interested that the first masonic document in england was in 1340, but the first organized minutes of masonry didn't start until 1733. -- 1717. but in boston it started in 1733. we're only 16 years behind the brits when we were about to leave the brits. it's also interesting that even in that short span of time that 13 signers of the constitution were masons. and now 14 u.s. presidents have been masons. why are -- why are there -- there would be more masons if masons tried to recruit masons. that's not what the organization is about. what we're about is finding good men and making men better. but you have to ask to join. and be a part of the lessons that this teaches, some of which you'll get a taste for today, as we do the re-enactment of the event that happened 225 years ago, for which they're still trying to find the original cornerstone because of all the construction that you've already heard about. but pay attention to the words of th

>> cheyenne. >> jimmy: stand up, please. what are you dressed at?> guinnifer sanderson. >> jimmy: you saw that movie? >> of course. wow, this must bring back memories for him. let's see our next trick-or-treater. our next trick-or-treater is both scary and delightful. all right. does that look familiar to you? >> pinky pie and twisty the clown. >> jimmy: well, that's creative. it is complete nonsense but creative. >> my little clowney? >> jimmy: you're close. you're on the right track. >> my little itty. >> jimmy: what is your name? my little ponywise. we will give you something anyway. >> guillermo: dinner for two at angelini osteri. >> reporter: thank you very much. what is your name. >> the ghost with the most, beetlejuice. >> jimmy: that's your real name? >> yes. >> jimmy: let's bring on our next trick-or-treater. isn't that cute? >> ted pool. >> jimmy: that was quick! ted pool it is. well done. >> guillermo: dinner for two at felix. >> jimmy: at what? felix, yeah. another cat-related mistake. what is your name? >> my name is -- >> jimmy: wow. a

. >> jim harrison: it was between here in those mountains that cheyenne and crow battle took place.

i'm a meteorologist with the national weather service based out of cheyenne, wyoming, serving as an incident meteorologist with cal fire incident management team 4. tonight the weather we're expecting is going to be near critical fire weather conditions. this means we are going to be continued in our dry conditions that we've seen. we are also going to have those breezy northeast winds kicking up again along the ridge tops and down through the feather river drainage. however, these winds will not be nearly as strong as we've seen the last few nights, which is why we do not have a red flag warning issued for the overnight period. tomorrow we will see those continuing dry conditions, but the winds will be much lighter wibe y terra driven seeing, poor air ity each n and evermorning as the smoke settles into the valley every morning. i know a lot of people are interested when the next rain event will be. the we are not seeing any indication -- we are not seeing any indication of precipitation in the next week and possibly through thanksgiving. thank you. >> good evening. my name is jonathan penb

i'm a meteorologist with the weather service based out of cheyenne, wyoming. i'm here serving as an incident meteorologist with cal fire incident management team 4. so, we are going to continue having dry conditions tonight, tomorrow, and through the end of the week. but, what will be different is that the winds will be slightly lighter overall. tonight, we'll have the development of northeast winds. they'll be strongest along the ridges and through the feather river drainage. they are going to be around 10 to 15 miles per hour with gusts to 20. tomorrow, they are going to shift and become upslope, up valleys, but light. know what this means for you in terms of air quality,y will be as the light winds allow the smoke to settle every single morning. it will be worse in the morning, and with a little bit of mixing, we'll have some better air quality by the afternoon. now, looking ahead -- >> we have been listening to a press briefing from cal fire officials on the camp fire burning in butte county. we want to give you late numbers we have learned just a few minu

i am a meteorologist with the national weather service based out of cheyenne, wyoming. i am here serving as an incident meteorologist with cal fire incident management team four. so we're going to continue having dry conditions tonight, tomorrow and through the end of the week. but what will be different is that the winds will be slightly lighter overall. tonight we will have the development of northeast winds. they will be strongest along the ridges and through the feather river drainage. they're going to be around 10 to 15 miles per hour with gusts to 20. tomorrow, they will shift and become upslope, up valley, but light. now, what this means for you in terms of air quality is that the air quality will be poor as the light winds allow the smoke to settle every single morning. it will be worse in the morning, and with a little bit of mixing we'll have some better air quality by the afternoon. now, looking ahead, we are loking at conditions becoming more favorable for potential rain around thanksgiving. pyou.ll keep an eye on that for thank you. >>> good evening. my nam

i'm a meteorologist with the national weather service, based out of cheyenne, wyoming. i'm here serving as an incident meteorologist with cal fire incident management team four. tonight, the weather we are expecting is going to be near critical fire weather conditions. this means that we are going to be continuing our dry conditions that we have been seeing. we are also going to have those breezy, northeast winds picking up again along the ridge tops, and down through the feather river drainage. however, these winds will not be nearly as strong as we have seen the last few nights which is why we do not have a red flag warning issued for the overnight period. tomorrow, we wi continuing dry conditions. but, the winds-- quite the same as what we have poor air quality each and every morning as the smoke settles into the valley every morning. i know a lot of people are interested, when the next rain event will be. we are not seeing any indication of precipitation in the next week, and possibly through thanksgiving. thank you. >> good evening. my name is jonathan tang burn. i

and i guess he got up and stood up and said, get out and that's one of the reasons my friend cheyenne get out because she knew when cody stood up and said, like, you should -- when he said something, that's when she was able to, like, escape. and same for me. i was -- when i knew he was up, i was following what he was doing. i was so, like, shocked that i had no clue how to react, and i just -- i just did what he did. and when he said leave and when he got up, i left. and i saw one opening, and i ran for it. and unfortunately he wasn't behind me. >> how did you get the news that cody was still in there and was killed? >> all night i texted him, and when i finally was like, okay, we can call him. we called him, and it was like nothing. i was worried. and we had friends around, and i just kept asking, like, have you heard from cody? has anyone found cody? where's cody. when i finally got to my friend's house at about 7:00 in the morning, that's when her mom was on the phone, and she confirmed to us that he had passed away. and it was -- it was absolutely heart-breaking. >> yeah. we had

my name is aviva brawn, a meteorologist with the national weather service based out of cheyenne, wyoming. i am here serving as an incident meteorologist for cal fire incident management team four. dry conditions continue this week at the higher elevations with rising humidities in the valleys. the northeast winds will continue to develop each night, continuing into the morning, with the strongest winds found along the ridge lines and down through the northeast to southwest aligned drainages. by the afternoon, light upslope, up-valley winds will develop. now, these light winds and the inversion that has settled over the valley will continue the poor air quality we have been experiencing. the best window of opportunity if you choose to go outside will be in the early afternoon. two things of note as we look ahead. the first is that beginning saturday night we are going to get some stronger northeast winds in the overnight period. this will likely lead to some mixing in the valley, which will help with that poor air quality. the other thing that we are looking at is that we're increasingly

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winter storm warnings posted for parts of cheyenne, wyoming, i-80.ll look for significant snow there and winter weather advisories stretching into parts of the midwest with a two-prong system. chicago getting snow this morning. light accumulations, heavier accumulations here especially in the mountainous areas and some of the ski resorts will take this. not quite get down to denver. maybe a few flakes but rough driving potentially across parts of southern iowa and south of chicago and some will get into the areas like indiana, indianapolis that saw ice earlier this week but the heavy stuff will be across parts of the mountains. >>> good saturday morning i'm lisa argen. the have you a little bit better out there from mount tam. still looking at poor air quality and spare the air alert through tuesday. but slight improvements today through this evening. and will go at rain coming in next week, much cleaner air arriving. and at least of an inch of rain in spots. 63 in oakland as well as fremont. look for 64 in napa. >>> i think i saw a picture of roger

saturday morning road lows are possible from cheyenne to green bay, memphis, erie 33, atlanta 39. york city will be close to freezing. detroit 22. little rock 35 degrees. in north plat, nebraska, 22 degrees. it is snowy and cold. it's coming. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in yr neckf the woods. >>> it is going to be blustery and cold saturda aernoon around here and potentially a very cold start on sunday mosding. your th, we are off to a chilly start. t air in the north and west parts of the news4 nation this morning. low 50s around town. it will be a mostly sunny afternoon. these clouds won't be around all day. temperatures in the mid-to-upper today. tomorrow rain moving in during the afternoon. a rainy friday afternoon and evening. rainfall amounts tomorrow between half-inch and inch. dry for the weekend but chilly. >>> and now another major story to follow this morning. the president has fired attorney general jeff sessions. his departure will have major implications on special counsel robertmueller's russia investigation, and already there

hardly any of these should come out of washington maybe a few out of cheyenne. >> representative cheney. >> economic diversification is important for our state. gating the federal government out of the weight is part of the solution no doubt. also ensuring it would get the federal come out of the way with respect to our existing crucial import industry, tourism but i think we have to be a place where people can keep more of what they earn with it who had to fight as much red tape. >> we need economic diversification. people want to, to this date and then companies come. we really need to make sure we're embracing people, so that once people come here, because we have a fantastic state, a fantastic place to be, once people,, companies will come. we need to be more open and welcoming. >> reduce government 80%. it will bring reduced taxes, reduce regulations, free enterprise takes over, diversification. >> thank you. environmentalists. >> i think we all believe it's important to make sure we've got the -- we've seen radical groups take over the environmental movement over the last couple d

saturday record lows possible from cheyenne, green bay, memphis, erie, 33. atlanta, 39.at sunday morning, new york city, close to freezing. detroit, 22. little rock, 35 degrees, even out in north nebraska 22 degrees. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the bay area under a high fire danger with a red flag warning in effect for all of our bay area hills above 1,000 feet, these areas shaded in red. humidity will be low, wind will be high so any flames could spread rapidly. our high temperatures today could be 82 in concord to upper 60s in san francisco. in santa rosa expecting a high of 78 degrees. napa today, 80 degrees. san jose will reach up to 79. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> and now another major story to follow this morning. the president has fired attorney general jeff sessions. his departure will have major implications on special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation, and already there's a new battle brewing on capitol hill. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson with the story this morning. hallie, good morning to you.