. >> it was right here in those mountains that the cheyenne and crow battle took place. but i like it. it's very peaceful. >> what was it like a hundred years ago? two hundred years ago? >> 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, and that brings the snow to the mountains. >> legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people, and this is his 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 ♪ ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ >> am i as old as i am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was 7 in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. 68 years later, i could still inhabit that boy's body. i stop thinking of the time in between. it is the burden of life to be in the ages without seeing the end of time. >> next time you turn off a news cycle filled with shouting bobbleheads convince

congratulations to the cheyenne team. jordan kennedy, kit carson, carlene barber. representing them here today, coach karen bonsall and team member haley cooper. [applause] i do not need to remind you that wyoming was built on agriculture. in this budget, you will see requests to understand creditor controls, control invasive species, expand water storage in the meat processing and -- i urge your support on all of these things, particularly important matters. as i said, our budget is critical. how we handle our finances this year will affect our people and future significantly. fortunately, wyoming finds herself at a remarkable juncture federal government largess and energy markets have given us a financial bumper. as a rancher, i know the value of the good -- . it is important we make hay when conditions are right. ranchers also know how important it is to set aside excess for leaner times ahead. and leaner times appear likely. supply chains, inflation, tight labor markets and other economic uncertainties may conspire against us. the actions we take today has mean

years ago when the cheyenne from the east attacked the s broker in the valley. i grew up in cheyenne, the wolves of heaven, will your supinated themselves solid yellow. i want to be a yellow wolf of heaven. they disappeared into the lightnin g. ♪ >> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching cnn newsroom. just ahead. [cheering] kansas city fans are in for a long night of celebration as the chiefs defeat the eagles for the super bowl lvii title we're live at the stadium with the highlights. the u.s. military shoots down another high altitude object, what officials are saying about the most recent incident in growing frustration in turkey as rescuers dig through the rubble many are wondering why the government response has been so slow and why there weren't more preparations to begin with. >> live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church. >> thank you for being with us we began with another shootdown of unidentified object flying in u.s. airspace. this time recovery teams are

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cheyenne lofthouse wolf says thursday morning, a thief to break riser high and plan b actually had a lockbox. and we are and bus now. >> they popped the lock on the lockbox. we had a spare key. just we didn't have to issue every employee with keys, which is going to change. they got in. but the key, unfortunately tampered with the alarm, fix alarm and then continued on lofthouse will believes the suspect worked alone. the school, some of her cash and the cash to leave. remodel rogers is registered. rogers shares a sweet and operate psychic medium make sure that all the best is sitting, both businesses back. >> more than $3,000. i feel sick to my stomach and it's uncomfortable. on friday, police returned to the palos verde small for another break in this time at la plaza in the same lot. >> an employee says the suspect broke through the front door and failed to burglarize the place once they could not stop the alarm. >> still concerning for small business owners. >> we're already struggling in a tough terror reader and i did have its share of class and here the night before. and i did

and cheyenne household size of fees popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and usehe spare key inside her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she share openly with the it >> feels like a hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone, breaking, invent, disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated thing, you know, the theft is setting the businesses back more than $3,000 combined. and just 24 hours later, the same parking lot. >> someone broke through the front door of talk korea la pla

it's not just the radar at cheyenne mountain, in and around norad itself, the north american air defense. it is a function of what your satellites see overhead and what your intelligence feed is going in and what your radars and all across the pacific indicate to you. those over the alaskan coast, as well. you have to be able to knit it together, and i think the challenge here for the administration is going to be to find ways to respond in these slower moving scenarios because as you say, it's been set for the high, fast burner as we would call it. so what that means is that you've got a tactical challenge to kind of re-train your operators. you have an operational integration challenge to put those pieces i mentioned together and then as we've been discussing, there's a strategic challenge here in the sense that you've got to be able to respond quickly, rapidly, but in a way that doesn't create real escalation, for example, with china because we are collecting on china. we don't send balloons over china, but we are close by china collecting. so there could be back and forth. that's a w

cheyenne lofthouse wolf says thursday morning, a thief to break riser high and plan b actually had aox. and we are and bus now. >> they popped the lock on the lockbox. we had a spare key. just we didn't have to issue every employee with keys, which is going to change. they got in. but the key, unfortunately tampered with the alarm, fix alarm and then continued on lofthouse will believes the suspect worked alone. the school, some of her cash and the cash to leave. remodel rogers is registered. rogers shares a sweet and operate psychic medium make sure that all the best is sitting, both businesses back.

the next day, a block away, tran cheyenne man in his 70's who was leaving another synagogue. both men survived. he has a history of making anti-semitic comments. he was seen with an ak style rifle and handgun in his vehicle. according to the criminal complaint, he stated he had looked of a kosher market on yelp and decided to shoot someone in the area of the market. he knew the victims he shot were jewish because of their headgear. >> anti-semitism has no place in los angeles or our country. reporter: jewish organizations say harassment and violence toward jewish people is on the rise across the country. >> there has been a 200% increase over reported incidents in the last two years. reporter: a los rabbi encouraging the community not to leterces. convict, tran n prison. liz: in san francisco, the accused of shooting a gun inside a student dog -- inside a synagogue earlier this month pleaded not guilty. he faces multiple felony charges including head crimes -- hate crimes. a judge denied bail, saying he poses a risk to the community. he will be held in custody without bail. h

here it is fashionable and stylish chevrolet cheyenne pickup truck.elease of a brutal car, which for its angular shape was called a box; the huge cargo compartment here can accommodate up to 750 kg of eggplants, and with a trailer this giant can drag 6. t. by the way, this is the first full-size pickup truck with a rear-view mirror on the passenger side under the hood , the most voluminous engine for this model is 7.4 liters. power 230 horsepower. this is more than on a truck, the zil-130 is paired with a very simple automatic three-speed gearbox without any electronics. nearby there is a place for a jack and a tool are very convenient inside a three-seater sofa, a huge steering wheel in the center, a radio receiver, the antenna for it is hidden right inside the windshield, the dashboard is concave. fuel must be constantly monitored. and this is a parking brake indicator lamp, because with such an engine a pickup truck can go even on the handbrake and it won’t notice. when you press, the accelerator under the hood wakes up a real beast, the dynamics a

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and cheyenne household size of fees popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and use the spare key inside her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she sure openly with the it. >> feels like a hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone, breaking, invent, disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated thing, you know, the theft is setting the businesses back more than $3,000 combined. and just 24 hours later, the same parking lot. >> someone broke through the front door of talk korea la p

. >> there was the industrial heavy duty lock box that was attached here and cheyenne lofthouse rolfe says the popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thureday morning and use the spare key insight into her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left a mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she share it openly with the it >> feels like our hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone. breaking in, then disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated that kind of thing in all the theft is setting the businesses back more than $3,000 combined. and just 24

scout named william cody, engaged in what was it that amounted to a rifle duel between himself in a cheyenne warrior? he killed the warrior, scalped him, and then later displayed the scalp in his stage, shows as the first scout for custer. a little bit after the battle at war, bonnet creek, wild bill hickok sat down to play poker in deadwood, south dakota, and didn't get up from the table. he was shot in the back of the head while playing. and then in september, a gang of eight bank robbers led by cole younger and jesse james, rode in the northfield, minnesota and robbed a bank there. four people were killed and the bank got away and the bank robbers got away. with $26.70. so i focused the book originally on the six events and the biography is of the people that were involved and how they came to be where they were and how those events fashioned the legends that they all became. but in the course of the research, i found myself looking more and more into the year 1876, and it turned out to be one hell of a year. for one thing, it was america's 100th birthday. that was a very big deal. i give

scout named william cody, engaged in what was it that amounted to a rifle duel between himself in a cheyenne warrior? he killed the warrior, scalped him, and then later displayed the scalp in his stage, shows as the first scout for custer. a little bit after the battle at war, bonnet creek, wild bill hickok sat down to play poker in deadwood, south dakota, and didn't get up from the table. he was shot in the back of the head while playing. and then in september, a gang of eight bank robbers led by cole younger and jesse james, rode in the northfield, minnesota and robbed a bank there. four people were killed and the bank got away and the bank robbers got away. with $26.70. so i focused the book originally on the six events and the biography is of the people that were involved and how they came to be where they were and how those events fashioned the legends that they all became. but in the course of the research, i found myself looking more and more into the year 1876, and it turned out to be one hell of a year. for one thing, it was america's 100th birthday. that was a very big deal. i give

. >> there was the industrial heavy duty lock box that was attached here and cheyenne lofthouse rolfe says the fees are popped. the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and use the key inside her business. once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited blocked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through whft until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she sure openly with the it. >> feels like our hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone, breaking, invent, disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated thing, you know, the theft is setting the businesses back more than $3,000 combined. and just 24 hours lat

and so the people in denver had to build a spur line from denver up to cheyenne, and then about the same time that was complete, the union pacific railroad, you can see, comes across from kansas. that's parallel and just below. and that line was brought in by general william jackson palmer, who had fought for the union army during the civil war and then didn't come west. and he actually wanted his railroad to go down across the bottom of colorado, but he couldn't talk people into that. so instead they just went to denver and then he started building his railroad. sperling down from denver down to colorado springs and eventually to pueblo and further on and so palmer had a really unique vision for colorado springs, and he brought lots of men in to help him with that major mcallister the mcallister house, which is in colorado springs, and you should definitely visit if you've never been there was a big, big part of his building of colorado springs, but they started right away and bought the whole property and then subdivided it out and started selling it to people because they wanted to be

and cheyenne size of fees popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and use the spare got in, they actually moved all these items. >> they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she share openly with the it >> feels like our hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone, breaking, invent, disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated thing in old the theft is setting the businesses back more than $3,000 combined. and just 24 hours later, the same parking lot. >> someone broke through the front door of talk korea la plaza friday morning and entered the busines

first tribally owned telecom company began in south dakota which i learned a lot more about the cheyenneiver buying a private company from new mexico to be lead the association in the past a model where the tribal consortium with their own networks and these have reduced broadband cost by 95 percent and increase peas dramatically do you believe tribally owned networks can build the same self-sufficient and thriving communities? >> absolutely the success of those that speak to the ability of tribal isps to participate successfully and those projects i have done we are new entrants into the space i heard comments and concerns about sustainability and that is fair but we also need to look at how we will achieve sustainability as we are proving we can build and maintain these networks with very robust connections in these communities the cost did go down the fees went up by over 3000 percent so we can do tremendous work looking at sustainability we need to come back with congress and look at a path for sustainable funding but also access but if the barrier to that looking at the alternative

ways it's important to kansas and our guest today that it was a 1933, excuse me 1953 a farmer in cheyenne county kansas stood up at a kansas farm bureau meeting and said we can help people overseas and gave food for peace and we are so proud of the program has continued and president eisenhower signed that into law shortly thereafter. this is the 21st anniversary of the dual make governor bill which helps provide food for education. so we appreciate you all helping us carry those legacies forward. now onto some tough questions. a couple for undersecretary taylor. this is a two-part question. the first is a yes or no answer but before you answer i will get the second part. does the biden administration believe mexico has the right to exclude genetically modified u.s. corn from its market under the terms of the u.s. mca? and if the follow-up question, the biden administration's triggered the dispute resolution system six separate times to complain about mexican labor conditions. in the meantime, the administrations refused to trigger the u.s. mca to contest mexico's plant exclusion of ameri

and our guests today that it was in 1933 that he farm -- excuse me, 1953, a farmer in, a farmer in cheyennenty kansas peter albright stood up to kansas meeting stood up and said we canfo oversee that people gie food for peace. president eisenhower signed it into law shortly thereafter. of course this is a 21st anniversary of the dole mcgovern bill which helps provide food for education. so we appreciate you all helping as terry those legacies forward. now, , onto some tough question, forgive me. first a couple for under secretaryy taylor. this is a two-part question. the first part of think is a yes or no answer. but before you answer it i will give the second part. does the biden administration believe that mexico has a right to exclude genetically modified u.s. corn from its market under the terms of the usmca? and the follow-up question is this, the biden administration's triggered the dispute resolution system six separate times to complain about mexico labor conditions. in the meantime the administration hass refused duty trigger the usmca to contest mexico's plant exclusion of america

tribally owned telecoms company began in south dakota, which i have learned a lot more about, the cheyenneriver. when they bought a private company from their telecommunications authority, from new mexico, he leads the national tribal telecoms ocean. in the past, the santa fe indian school has leveraged a model where tribal people have built their own fiber networks. these consortia have reduced broadband by at least 95% and increase speeds dramatically. do you believe that tribally o networks have the power to build and sustain self sufficient and thriving communities? >> absolutely. i think the success of mattie and the other tribal people just speaks to the ability for tribal isps to participate successfully in a telecommunications space. in the consortia projects that i've done, we are newly-entered into the space. i heard comments, concerns about sustainability after -- that is valid, that is fair. but we also need to look at how we are going to achieve sustainability. as tribes are now proving that we can build and maintain these networks. we have a very robust connections, fibers co

owned telecoms company began in south dakota which, i have learned a lot more about, the cia in cheyenneiver sioux tribe, when they bought a pry in private company -- telecommunications authority from new mexico, godfrey -- apache. he leads the national tribal telecoms so ca shun. in the past, the santa fe indian school has leveraged a model where tribal consortia have work to build their own vibrant works. these consortium have reduced broadband costs by up to 95% and increase speech dramatically. do you believe traveling owned networks have the power of tribes in pueblo is to build and sustain self sufficient and thriving communities? >> absolutely. i think that the success of maddie and the other tribal e.t. sees just speaks to the ability for tribal isps to participate successfully in a telecommunications space. in the consortia projects that i have done, we are new entrance into this space i heard comments and concerns about sustainability after post grand towards. and that is valid. that is fair. but we also need to look at how we are going to achieve sustainability as a stripes ar