cheyenne had a huge heart. >> and she was trusting and thought of everyone as her friend, stephanie's daughter, destiny, who told us that her mom was a beloved mother and even a better grandmother. >> alexandria hoff reporting tonight. coming up, the struggle to find an at-home covid-19 testing kit is real. and many providers are selling out of these kits and some people are now turning to resellers online. >> california nurses are hoping that governor gavin newsome can change new state guidance for covid related returns to work. a nurse tells us why they believe the rule is not fair. >> now at 8.30, the california nurses association is speaking out after the california department of public health released new return to work guidance for healthcare professionals. so this new guidance is that folks who have tested positive for covid or were exposed but are showing asymptomatic symptoms. >> a return to work immediately without having to isolate or undergo further tests forsman. harry spoke with a registered nurse about why they are disagreeing with this guide and she is now here live fr

. >> cheyenne at abc news. >> this is for jeff. i know the rfp just closed and the contract is still in the works for the 500 million planned in january, but is there confidence that companies can actually produce 500 million extra tests? will those tests becoming off of the shelves of pharmacies? >> these are additional tests. this is made possible by the fact that the fda have authorized many more rapid tests. there is a lot more capacity for rapid tests. back in september, there were fewer than 50 million a month. we are now running above 200 million with all the companies now authorized to purchase the 500 million now and not disrupt or cannibalize the tests on pharmacy shelves and websites and used in other settings. overall, we are making significant progress on the 500 million. the contracting process is closed. americans will start receiving free tests in the coming weeks. we will set up a free and easy system, including a new website to get these tests out to americans. obviously, this is an unprecedented action to have a

vogel, the cheyenne people who are un-banked, they are at the mercy many times of payday lenders. can you share your expense with providing sustainable, affordable funds to members of the community? ms. vogel: yes, i can. thank you, senator. a loan at 11% interest for some time now, a lower interest rate, but we were involved in an initiative to cap the interest rate at 36%, which was successfully passed. we have not seen payday lenders show up, and the credit histories of our clients have come through. they've successfully been able to access other products to meet the short-term cash needs for the household. it helped us to have the capped interest rate. sen. reed: and it also indicates that you are able to function as well as commercial banks in the state with the interest cap. is that accurate? ms. vogel: yes. it is a business decision just like any other decision. you have other products that can offset the cost for the ministry to expense--administrative expense to offer an important product for the community. sen. reed: under the military lending act, 36% interest limit on

south korean president, good boon cheyenne says the launch adds to tensions in the retorted. ingenuous awesome security forces in kazakhstan, say that they've killed dozens of protesters who stormed government buildings and several police officers in the country's big city almighty. they were killed in the worst and rest the country is seen in 3 decades. cars, exxon's, president cassim jamante to her, yet appealed to russia for help. and now a moscow live alliance is sending in what it calls peacekeeping troops. soaring fuel prices had sparked the protests, which are now in their 5th day the european union and the u. s. are calling for restraint. o kazakhstan is facing its biggest political crisis since it split from the soviet union. what began as protests, over the price of fuel, has grown into a nation wide uprising against inequality and corruption. reports say dozens of protesters and police have been killed in violent clashes. the president is called for help from the collective security treaty organisation of 6 former soviet nations. moscow says the troops have been deployed on

immediately detected by satellites, and within minutes, the north american air defense chand inside cheyenne mountain, in colorado, had determined it was not a threat to the u.s. the missile traveled 400 miles in what north korea claimed was a test of a hypersonic missile. >> so this is just a pretty simple ballistic missile. and it's got a little warhead with fins that can make a little maneuver. >> reporter: jeffrey lewis is with the middlebury institute. >> it doesn't have anything like the range that would be necessary to reach the united states. frankly, it couldn't even reach japan. >> reporter: north korean missile tests are always cause for concern, but until now, they have not been cause for grounding airliners. military officials say there was no need for the grounding. the f.a.a. says it is reviewing its procedures. norah. th pentagon.vi in the greatest democracy in the world, there's currently a fight about how we should vote, setting up a possible showdown in the senate, where democratic leaders are giving a deadline-- pass voting legislation by martin luther king jr. jr. day ne

tonight, parts of interstates 80 and 25 are closed near cheyenne, wyoming, because conditions have notroved. the highway patrol urging people to slow down and plan ahead. >> the u.s. postal service is asking president biden for more time to comply with his vaccine mandate. the usps says it needs a 120-relief period for its 650,000 employees from getting the vaccine or meeting the testing requirements. it warns of catastrophic delays in mail delivery if an extension is not granted. the postal service vows to maintain its own covid mitigation policies while the request is being reviewed. >> okay, we are counting down to sunday. the niners and raiders with a golden opportunity to make the playoffs. up next, how the raiders are incorporating john madden into their plans this weekend. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't

cheyenne myers is a shoe in they'll be know a rival for the presidency. while the m conservatives are planning it to put up a female earned candidates, but no name has been mentioned there yet. so it could well be, am very much a little contest going into that and certainly a very safe majority as it's looking now for frank by destiny. my in that national assembly that only comes together to elect the president. thank you so much for that. my hand, i did of this chief political edison, mackenzie cooper, dr. ask on his sandwiches, facing multiple crises at the same time. international aid has largely dried up since the taliban top of the us back government in august of last year. winter has brought widespread food shortages to already crippled economy. millions face farming as the country's worst drought in 2 centuries shows no sign of letting our women face new restrictions and to largely shut out of public life. also reports of widespread violence against people who worked for the form of government involvement taliban. these discouraging people from lea

immediately detected by satellites, and within minutes, the north american air defense command inside cheyenne mountain, in colorado, had determined it was not a threat to the u.s.. the missile traveled 400 miles in what north korea claimed was a test of a hypersonic missile. >> so this is just a pretty simple ballistic missile. and it's got a little warhead with fins that can make a little maneuver. >> reporter: jeffrey lewis is with the middlebury institute. >> it doesn't have anything like the range that would be necessary to reach the united states. frankly, it couldn't even reach japan. >> reporter: north korean missile tests are always cause for concern, but until now, they have not been cause for grounding airliners. military officials say there was no need for the grounding. the f.a.a. says it is reviewing its procedures. norah. >> o'donnell: david martin at the pentagon. in the greatest democracy in the world, there's currently a fight about how we should vote, setting up a possible showdown in the senate, where democratic leaders are giving a deadline-- pass voting legislation by mar

. >> let's go to cheyenne at abc. >> thank you. dr. fauci, i had a question for you. could you talk a little bit about the next age group waiting for vaccines for kids four and younger. you have any update on what we will hear from pfizer, and data. i think you talked about that coming in the next month. could you clarify. the vaccine, and when it will be expected to be sufficient, and with covid, do you think the rollout for patients is going well, or will there be other things the government can do to make it easier to obtain. >> i will answer the first question, and then i will turn to jeff to answer the second. with regard to the clinical trial's that are being done in children from six months to 24 months and from 24 months to four years, as you probably know, the original data was done to determine if the doses that were given to those children would reach what we call non-interfering with adolescent populations. the original data was performed, and it looked like the dose and the regimen for the children who boosted worked well, but it turned out that the other

i'm pleased to support this legislation in designated federal building in cheyenne wyoming in honor of louisa swain. may serve as a reminder of the long wood women have traveled to secure the right to vote in the long road we have yet to travel to secure equal rights for women in this country and around the world to think my colleaguesu fm wyoming for dancing this legislation and i've asked that i would be added as a co-sponsor and if i might on a separate issue i know we will be considering a certain gsa resolutions and one is the consolidated activities program in various locations. a committee took up a similar resolution1 and i have receivea letter from the gsa the associate administrator dated august 10 of 2021 and these will be used for renovations of the fbi facility located on pencil if -- pennsylvania avenue. thank you mr. chairman. >> we are waiting for senator merkley his under the weather today. it's not common cold -- it's a common cold and he should be walking in the door any minute. it anyone else like to speak? >> mr. chairman i willcl say ths mr. johnson is one of the

her say, cheyenne and her sister-in-law, maccullum's widow are also part of the suit.ldwin's text and messages implicate them as rioters and insurrectionists. the number we get to is the number that will make mr. baldwin pay attention. he's not learned this lesson for a decade that he's been engaging in this behavior. a large portion of the number is punitive. it's to punish the wrong doer and baldwin has a lot of money. a punitive number has to get his attention. >> martha: i want to ask another question while i have you, roice. what happened to your brother at the abbey gates came up yesterday. here's how the president handled it. >> i make no apologies for what i did. i have a great concern for the women and men that were blown up on the line at the airport by a terrorist attack. do i feel badly? what is happening to -- as a consequence of the taliban? yes, i do. but i feel badly also about the fistulas that are taking place in the eastern congo. i feel badly about a ring of things around the world. >> martha: roice, what goes through your mind and heart when you he

mark cheyenne is a volunteer on mercy ships. is he a very talented surgeon.formative power of purpose. we talked this morning he was on and if you are going through something where you think you might want to change careers and jobs. a lot of people are quitting during the great resignation. good book to figure out what you want to do next. i read every word. >> judge jeanine: okay, geraldo? >> geraldo: you know how i'm always busting jesse's chops about all the money i made in show business this. he addition of geraldo with geraldo news with geraldo. i got my residual. i did the finale of seinfeld. it was fabulous. i did the finale, everybody watched it i have been getting residual checks. and i want you to know that you have the checks. all right. can we show here is my. [laughter] i loved it. it cost me more to cash it. [laughter] >> dana: tea. >> geraldo. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us, everyone. "special report" up next with bret baier. >> bret: all right, thanks, judge and jesse congrats on the debut ratings. >> jesse: thank you. bet. >> bret: good

i am pleased to support this legislation, to designate a federal building in cheyenne, wyoming in honor of louisa swain, made serve as a reminder of the long road women have traveled to secure the right to vote in the long road we have yet to travel to secure equal rights for women in this country and around the world. i thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this legislation. i would ask consent to be added as a cosponsor. if i might on a separate issue i know we will be considering certain gsa resolutions, one is a consolidated activity program, various locations. the last time the committee took up a similar resolution i have requested a letter and received a letter from the gsa, associate administrator rivera dated august 10th, 2021, to make it clear none of these funds will be used for renovations of the fbi facility located on pennsylvania avenue. i ask this letter be made part of the record. ..elcome. anyone else have comments? we are waiting for senator markey who is under the weather. it is not covid but he should be walking in the door any minute. anybody else? >> mr. c

her mom said she wanted everybody to know that cheyenne had a huge heart and she was trusting and thought of everyone as her friend. >> this man, 35-year-old anthony robinson is the prime suspect in investigators call him the shopping cart killer. they believe he has killed at least five women. police say he is a shopping cart to transport his victims bodies after meeting them on dating sites. >>> other news, traffic along the eastbound i 80 in san pablo moving again after a deadly crash blocked lanes for three hours this morning. the crash happened after 6:00 in the morning west of san pablo dam road. one person killed and two other seriously hurt. authorities say a transit van lost control and hit the center diviausing a crash with three other cabay area. >> a bombshell for fans of a comedian and tv icon and what they are saying about the death of bob saget. >>> a study is being conducted here in san francisco and may spell the end of the ban on men giving blood. will have that story coming up . >>> more than half a century ago, the man in black played this san francisco ballroom and la

it's not like we elected larry from the back office who is like cheyenne gets crumbs all over his jacketo hear biden i would say larry, you outperformed, but this is joe biden who allegedly got more votes than any other person in american history. this is the guy -- who said he was going to crush the virus, imagine you are an olympic diver, dana, and walk on the board and you announce that you are going to do a reverse three and a half with a half twist the degree of difficulty for .1 and you get up any do a can opener, and you pull yourself out of the water and you demand the gold medal, that's joe biden. he has screwed up the management of expectations. >> dana: you are really challenging my imagination today. geraldo, the president truly believes he did not sell his accomplishments well enough to the american people and said he is going to get out there and do a lot more of that, will that help? >> geraldo: i doubt that that will help, but you can't take long weekends when you're president on the united states and spend a quarter of your time in delaware as beautiful as it is on the b

. >> police say robinson is the only suspect in the death of cheyenne brown she was pregnant with her second child. >> none of these families -- my family, none of these family deserve to go through this >> robinson and brown were talking on a date app called plenty of fish with robinson using the app to find its victims. >> we will fully cooperate with law enforcement to support their investigation. >> we believe robinson has also used the tagged dating app >> tagged has not responded for comment. >> robinson is being held in jail waiting for his trial on the two initial murder charges he has not been charged in connection to the other three cases. for the news, i'm perry rossum >>> an 18-year-old woman accused of throwing her newborn baby into a dumpster. police say she told them she didn't know she was pregnant until the day before she gave birth. the woman now facing charges of attempted murder and felony child abuse. police say the surveillance video shows alexis avila tossing a black bag into the dumpster and driving away six hours later the video shows three people looking thro

of two men who may have been the third and fourth victims, the remains of stephanie harrison and cheyennepping cart was located nearby. investigators have named anthony robinson as a primary suspect, he's been charged in connection with the murders of two other women. >> robinson is awaiting trial for the murders of two women in harrison burg, virginia, he transported the bodies in a shopping cart. we believe he transported at least one of our fairfax county victims in a shopping cart as well. >> another investigation is under way to confirm if a possible fifth victim found in a shopping cart is connected to the case. >>> he -- i'm quoting, he left his home to go for a run, and ended up running for his life. that is what a judge said right beforehanding down the life sentences to the three white men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. travis and gregory mcmichael will go to jail without the possibility of parole and the third man involved william bryan received life sentence with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the jury found the men chased and murdered arbery. catie beck has mo

nosese one could you on also that the widow gigi and also her daughter sister cheyenne are plaintiffs in the suit. they were not even present when the the protest was going on and they were into this ashi well. so we're alleging defamation also negligence, invasion of privacyge and intentional infliction of emotional distress. okay, and now let's talk about the law because for example, i as a public figure, i have to take a lot of lies smearing, slandering, besmirchingng and not much i can do about it because i have to prove absence malice . so it's a pretty high bar but it shouldn't be the case with royce. so you take this case you bring w up before a jury. y i would assume you havepr your odds are pretty good of winning. well, we think so. and you're absolutely correct. thereth is a doctrine under the defamation of public figuree but even in that case so we'vewe lost the lawsuit that baldwin aw you know, he's got a he's a serial offender. he's done this over and over again over the course of years and he knows very well what'sng going to happen when he said something to two point fo

involved member of the cheyenne sioux tribe born and raised on a ranch in south dakota. the community fund is a 22-year-old rural native started by serving all residents as a reservation in north-central south dakota.ta exaggerate while expanded across the entire state. i'm on the executive committee of the coalition. and i of known i am here to make sure the perspective on the ground for the eye movement which spans about 59 separate organizations operating across. the core of our mission is aimed at leveling in equities, setting a historical active investments in active to capitol including exclusive policies. the experience with the community funds has continuously improved to successfully deploy over $25 million across thehe state. we utilize integrated approach in lending, ranking member round mention. relationship building and loan products. our program to revise culture in support self-sufficiency by focusing on two core areas, entrepreneurship and lending and homeownership. make the comprehensive most training programs along customized system of coaching. we ofte

could yaw talk a little how the pilot program helped to serve the cheyenne river sioux and what you see as the community benefit of this strategy. >> yeah, as mentioned before there haven't been any private mortgages on the reservation for a very long time. if there are mortgages it is wrapped into a small business loan or ag loan or personal loan. and so the usda capital allowed us to develop a mortgage product for the market. and i hate to even say the word "mortgage" within my market because spurred such a demand where we've had a pipeline of over $18 million of demand for the products so the 502 product allowed us the long-term debt capital to begin serving the market and priming for home ownership. without that we wouldn't have been able to deploy the 42 mortgages we've closed in the year and a half that we've been operating the product. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate that partnership with senator rounds on this. and i'll turn questioning now to senator rounds. >> thank you madam chair. ms. vogel i'm going continue with you for a minute. and that is, as senator smith has

it feels like 26 below in bismarck cheyenne, six above. jackson, 14.ou're only going to be 17 degrees that's 16 degrees below average. 24 in kansas city. sioux falls, 5 those are actual air temperatures then for tomorrow, look at these temperatures plunging. kansas city, 12 degrees. little rock, 36. nashville, 34. milwaukee, 17 degrees with indianapolis at 19 and we're going to get in on the act too as this cold air spreads east friday, chicago you're at 12 degrees. 27 in chicago -- buffalo i should say saturday, boston 29. down to raleigh, 41 on saturday. that cold air hangs in and moderates the beginning of next we're. >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san josÉ, we are starting out with cloudy skies and it will stay mostly cloudy. only peeks of sunshine but the rain will be mainly for the north bay we will see, fairly light showers and heading into friday more widespread rain across the bay are expect that rain to be quarter of an inch or less. temperatures will gradually warm up into the start of next

the rockford nation, cherokee nation, cheyenne, the matchee, [ indiscernible ] nation, [ indiscernible ] just to name a few. a celebration on saturday, june 4th between 12 and 4:00 here at the elementary school. >> thank you michelle and thank you youth representatives for speaking tonight. yes, again, native american and alaska natives are the lowest rate of percentage graduated. 7 out of 29 have graduated. any education serves all natives in the bay area. my priority is to see all seniors graduate. by doing this, i will help all the seniors at the high school. get them tutors and see who's falling behind and needs that support. and being present at the i.a.t. and set them on the right path. i'm hoping the youth can get that same support at the schools for teachers and their counselor. we've also attached the resolution of these items. so if this is successful, we will have students graduate from sfusd. i appreciate the time you took for us and look forward to meeting with you soon. thank you. >> president lopez: thank you very much for this presentation and i do look forward to our d

vfw post 11, 453 in cheyenne wyoming, raises funds and presents the money to brothers. a local nonprofit provided suicide prevention education to purchase and distribute gun locks. these are the best stool for veterans seeking mental health care. the vfw urges congress to require vfw to assess and expand eligibility to include certain veterans education and assistant benefits. as usage increases, we must also provide an increase in the resources for this vital program. earlier this month, v.a. published its 2021 national veterans suicide prevention annual report. this report acknowledged progress, but the vfw remains concerned that we do not have the complete picture on how this change occurs. we believe that vba has access to information that could inform decision making and programs like disability compensation, gi bill, or the home loan guarantee, which are determine determineants of mental health. to produce the annual suicide prevention report. the vfw has asked these questions for years, but v.a. has either chosen not to elevate it or does not want to share it. if