cheyenne, wyoming, has got their story on the debate alongside the masthead. but right alongside it, they've got their local headline. virus cases sticking around. locally in cheyenne they had to close down because of covid. across the country, here's kentucky. the lexington "herald-leader," they've got it there. and also the state reports more than 1,000 new covid-19 cases. and the "times news" out of idaho, virus case double in the last four weeks. magic valley saw the numbers grow. here's a snapshot of wisconsin. on the west you see the milwaukee paper, "milwaukee journal sentinel." on the right, the paper from madison. their column one, front page lead, state reports crisis. 22% positivity. 22%. on the right, the madison paper, yeah, they've got their debate story as well and a picture. but above the fall, all columns, surge claiming more lives. cases have more than tripled. wisconsin is in a crisis. wisconsin is in a crisis. that's a quote from the state's chief medical officer. but don't take his word for it if you don't want to. here's what it looks lik

dane. >> well, just at the conversation yesterday with the president of the northern cheyenne tribe and was there and i was there on the pro tried there in pro agency as well and what they were very excited about that we're finally starting to see the results of working with the tribe and ensuring they can have the principle of self-determination sovereignty as they are now getting these positions filled. as a wonderful thing to see he here, critical for us to protect were the most vulnerable part of our population and these are missing and murdered indigenous women and i'm pleased to report refining making progress there and it's a productive meeting yesterday. >> thank you. mr. bullock, democratic presidential candidate joe biden has proposed increasing income taxes on those earning over $40000 a year to help reduce federal deficits. do you support that? >> yeah, i think we should be first looking at some other things like we got here with the apprenticeship tax credit. the idea that those that are wealthy should pay a little more makes it a heck of a lot of sense. senator daines prou

and then on the northern cheyenne reservation and those who tragically was murdered one more example of what happens to women in native american countries. absolutely working with the tribes to ensure and they don't have enough boots on the ground they are caught up in the horrible bureaucracies and just yesterday thank you for the work i am doing on behalf of the most honorable parts of the population that are native americans. and not so much support for governor bullock. >> but have you been able to and one - - enhance the presence on the reservation? >> i am pleased to report they have for the policies open positions i had the same conversation yesterday that's the path but the problem right now to be caught up in the background checks. that's always all that in the good work we are doing to make the reservation safer. bullock: replied democrats and republicans together to address the epidemic of the missing and murdered indigenous women we do need to do more i've had the same conversations northern cheyenne, why are there only funeral. affair officers for the entire reservation?

it was bigger than the city of cheyenne. they had set up a culture there just waiting to go back to their homeland. i think those are better solutions. so that is something we should be helping with our dollars the state department. >> what we need to recognize is many of the refugees that we see around the world right now they are climate refugees they are fleeing their homes because they have no read sources in the conflict and naturally people his starving kids are dying are not going to stay where they are. and they cannot stand nearby countries that also suffer from the same ilk climate effects. we are going to see migrations across the globe unless we address the issue of climate change. and to do that, we need to reengage with the world. you cannot lead the world by abandoning. we need to come together redrawing paris classical cord, during the world health organization and make sure we mitigate effective climate change globally. so we do not have to deal with immigrants and climate effects. cement thank you, 30 more

cheyenne, wyoming. they got their headline up there. alongside it. they got their local headline, "spike in cases show virus is sticking around." the sticking around line is quote from the wyoming state department of health. locals in cheyenne had to close down because of covid. across the country, here is kentucky. "the herald leader," here ises the main headline for lexington, kentucky, state reports 1,000 new covid cases. here is idaho, here is the front page of the "times." they got their front page story on the debate like everybody does. their column one is virus cases doubled the last four weeks. six of eight counties in the magic valley significant out breaks grow. south central idaho. >>> a snapshot of wisconsin. let's look at the journal sentence there. the debate story. war of words. their column one, state reports crisis, 22% positivity, 22%. on the right, the madison paper. they got their debate story as well. above the page one headlines surged claiming more lives. cases have more than tripled. since september 3. wisconsin is in a crisi

in cheyenne, you can't step outside without breathing in the smoke.ears, ourhat, for young people have been forced to leave the state for opportunities they just don't have here. ,evastating budget cuts threatening our hospitals, schools, and states. none of this would've happened if career politicians like my opponent had just acknowledged some fundamental truths. i'm not a career politician. i'm an educator and a scientist at the university of wyoming. like many of you watching from with they, i'm fed up endless gridlock in washington. that's why am running for the u.s. senate. you know how scientists get stuff done? we don't ignore the facts. we embrace them. we don't tune each other out. we listen. we don't have time for partisan politics, and neither do you. i look forward to sharing with you my plan to rescue, reimagine, and rebuild wyoming. >> thank you, dr. ben david. >> representative lummis, i have come from a very smoky laramie, wyoming. you know, the scientific consensus is that dangerous fire conditions are likely to increase in coming ye

lynnette: in 2017, i testified in cheyenne and lobbied against critical infrastructure act.e are talking about the constitution here, i believe we should protect our constitutional rights to freedom of speech. i don't believe that anyone, whether government or state level, should have a right to take away the speech of citizens. this is how we are able to voice opinions, the way we stand up for what we believe in, and i don't support bills on a state or national level that silence the voice of the american people. >> thank you very much, candidates. hat was a thoughtful and enjoyable discussion. we are going to resume questions now. representative cheney, fellow wyoming night understand -- wyomingites know we face extraordinary challenges. what sacrifices are you calling on your fellow wyomingites to make for the coming good -- for the common good? reprresentative cheney: people across the state have sacrificed because of covid, you can't ask that question without dealing with the pandemic. whether we are talking about mall businesses, whether we're talking about people who

ultimately, a major recurring role went to sophia cheyenne, a little person from new york city who has been a theater actress who has not had the opportunity to really showcase herself up until she randomly makes the film for the easterseals disability film challenge and then cut to her being now in her second year recurring on the tv show shot in canada. a major career defining role. that's one example. we also have so many examples of deaf -- another is a filmmaker, he used his film and ultimately he used it to submit to hbo's project greenlight, which ended up winning. we have another participant that is going to be in another major starring role in a netflix film next year. they found out about her through the film challenge. she did not have an agent and if she had not made a film for the film challenge, she would not have been discovered or had this amazing opportunity to be in a netflix film. easterseals have given us the right to show the award-winning films this year. first of all, how many submissions did you get this year? guest: this year, we had a record-breaking -- 87 ama

camp that wasugee just over the border from syria in jordan, and it was bigger than the city of cheyenne. they set up a culture there just waiting to go back to their homeland. i think those are better solutions. so that is something we should be helping with, with our dollars through the state department. >> dr. ben-david. dr. ben-david: what we need to recognize is, many refugees that we see around the world right refugees.are climate they are fleeing their homes because they have no resources, no resources during a conflict. naturally, people who are starving, whose kids are dying, aren't going to stay where they are. and they can't stay in nearby countries that also suffer from the same climate effects. we are going to see large human migrations across the globe unless we address the issue of climate change. to do that, we need to really engage with the world. you can't lead the world by abandoning it. we need to come together, rejoin the paris climate accord, rejoin world health organization, and make sure that we mitigate the effects of climate change globally, such that we don't h

this is from cheyenne, wyoming. on the support president trump line. you are on the air. caller: yes, i used to be democrat. i used to be in a union. but i've noticed the last few years that it has really changed, the democratic party has just gotten more liberal. you know, just the whole country has just become a little more liberal, but if you live in a certain state, if you are real liberal, you should live in the states that are liberal. if you are conservative, maybe you should consider moving to a state that is more conservative. to haveex, we are going to leave it there. a reminder, turned on the volume on your tv, otherwise we get that little bit of delay and it gets a little stilted. russell is an l grove, california, on our support joe biden line. russell, as a resident of california, you have had a chance to observe kamala harri'' career. what is your opinion of her? caller: i think she absolutely wonderful. she's doing an excellent job. she was on the ball this evening. yearstired military 22 and i think the president of the united states has lost the military

(as trump) "how could you, cinnamon, cheyenne, candi with an i? et tu, bootay?" explain the importance of voting in this online video: >> want trade and coding taught in our schools? then vote for the school board that will prepare us for the job market. >> want to end cash bail? well, then vote for the sheriff and county officials that feel the same way you do. >> don't let other people decide who's gonna run your community. >> get your booty to the polls. >> get your booty to the polls. >> get your booty to the polls. >> stephen: that is democracy at twerk. the p.s.a. ends with this call to action: >> for information as well as information to find out who's running in your area getyourbootytothepoll.com. >> stephen: we had to blur so much of the booty that you can't even read the url. there's got to be a line here. i understand this is cbs and we cannot show everything that god gave her, but a url! no? >> nope. >> stephen: you know what, i'm not surprised the dancers did this. i'm only surprised that the website "get your booty to the poll" was somehow not take

that local health department in south dakota serving the cheyenne river sioux tribe, they eventually found one hospital that could take their patient. but in order to find a place for their patient, they had to go across state lines into minnesota. the country is heading into what looks like another peak in terms of cases. in 39 states, case numbers are going up right now. meanwhile, federally the secretary of health and human services this week took a meeting with the flat earth society of covid. health secretary alex azar this week taking a meeting with three of the leading proponents of the idea that everyone should get it, that we should aim for herd immunity. masks are a bad idea. social distancing is a bad idea. closing anything is a bad idea. get everybody together. the more infection we all get, the getter. that will give us herd immunity and never mind that it might kill millions of americans along the way. these guys really are the flat earth society of covid-19. but the secretary of health and human services met with these people on monday, touting that he was meeting with

happy belated birthday linda and cheyenne in virginia you watch the johnsons, but we're going to shoutat weekend. >> craig, you get a lot of face time we'll see you after your local news >>> good morning. it's 8:56. a lot of reopenings ini in alam county. before you put on your leggins s or lace up your sneaker, the gyms only open at 10% capacity. you might not get in. look at other reopenings here on your screen, all with similar restrictions in place. happening now, schools may also be getting ready to reopen in alameda county. you can head to our home page for a link to the full details right there. if you dpoenlt live in that county, you can check out the others. >>> broadway theaters will remain dark until next year because of the pandemic. you can find information on that on nbcbayarea.com. plus.. celebr people day. the way one bay area city is honoring the people who lived here first. >>> back to the classroom for students on peninsula. the concerns parents are having sending their kids back to school. >>> the way one bay area community is honoring people here. monday, 4:30 to 7

when do more to push help make more that ppe here in america so we don't have to be relying on cheyenne had china with the landlord at the ppe. but were doing more than now. billions are now being sent out through the presidents initiative freighted of course believe the largest testing system in the world. were testing the people in the world, more capabilities nursing homes are getting test. he continued to go forward and finally, president trump prioritized the elderly. some of those governors continued it to but there seniors at risk. this president has taken decisive action to save american lives. we wish there were no lives lost print is a global pandemic. every country in the world is experiencing loss of lives for you look at this list . when not even be on this top ten if this five governors would have complied it. but obviously that's not where we are. china and russia by the way in on this list why because they won't even share with the world their data. you might be at the top. but regardless we need to save american lives . thank you for the work you and your team are doing