in 2022, the oglala sioux tribe and the cheyenne river sioux tribe bought the land. representative johnson's bill affirms that covenant and would allow the tribes to hold, maintain and protect the land as a memorial and sacred site without any development. mr. collins: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from south dakota, the lead sponsor of this bill, mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. in december, 1890, chief spotted elk and his band of lakota, including many women and children, were moving from the cheyenne river sioux tribe, the reservation, to the pine ridge sioux reservation. as was mentioned, they were stopped by the army's seventh cavalry and they were forced to make camp as wounded knee creek in south dakota. the next morning, on december 29, the seventh cavalry attempted to disarm the lakota. a struggle ensued, a shot ran out, and before long, the seventh cavalry was opening fire on the lakota. almost all of them unarmed and, as was mentioned earlier, most were women and children. more

not cheyenne, wyoming, cheyenne, oklahoma. all the way down to savannah, georgia.re seeing record highs already today here in the northeast including states including maine, virginia and delaware. finish crashing through old records. but there's one company keeping its cool as its stock has climbed 30% year to date. aaon provides full hvac systems as well as parts for commercial -- that thing looks like there's an earthquake -- [laughter] commercial and industrial companies across the u.s. and canada. but it is quietly had an incredible move. joining us now in a fox business exclusive is gary fields, the ceo of aaon. we were looking at the map, it's 98 degrees in tulsa right now? how's your a/c holding up? >> are it's wonderful. it's about 71 is degrees here. but, you know, we've had these record temperatures going on for weeks and weeks now, and it's put a lot of stress on hvac systems. liz: yeah, i can imagine. and when we talk about the business that you've been doing due to this record-breaking heat, how has it been different year-over-year compared to exactly

it's been a while since we've talked to her live, so that's exciting. >> where's the video of cheyenne i don't know. we're not showing it because we're being disrespectful. okay download the app now, wherever you stream, not be disrespectful. >> oh, you're funny. jam-packed. show here's a live look outside from the exploratorium camera. it's just beautiful this morning we have clear skies, good air quality, and that will continue well into the weekend. so we have no issues when it comes to our aqi, our dew points. they were in the 60s yesterday morning. you felt the mugginess. it's different this morning. we had dry air move in overnight. our dew points are mainly in the 30s and then in the 40s and low 50s and that is drier air. it feels a lot less humid as you step outside. first thing on our wednesday, temperatures are also cooler 40s and some of our chilly spots like ukiah and santa rosa right now a lot of 50s around the bay shoreline. so in many areas we're about ten degrees cooler this morning compared to yesterday. let's go hour by hour in future weather. we expect a lot of sunsh

this decision comes two months after the coup d'état of cheyenne to withdraw the french ambassador fromger and france's opposition to this. according to the announcement of the french ministry of foreign affairs and defense, 1,500 french troops stationed in the african country of niger will be completely destroyed in the coming months. they will leave this country. before the july 26, 2023 coup, niger was the last ally of france in the moslem-to-sahel region in africa. someone should speak sensibly. in france, the media often points the finger of blame at the ruling military in niger, while i think it is the french officials who should be held accountable for their performance in africa, especially in niger. after macron's statement last night, the military regime ruling niger announced: the country of niger will celebrate the first step towards its sovereignty, and this is a historic moment for the will of the nation. niger is considered. after leaving french forces and the dismantling of this country's bases in mali, burkina faso, now niger, as the last french military base, must be c

cheyenne, denver, oklahoma, dallas, some thunderstorms could cause delays.o more of those thunderstorms here from atlanta to orlando. i'll have a look at hurricane lee coming up at 6:00. otherwise, on the seven-day forecast, we keep it steady with 60s in san francisco and that morning fog pattern. the inland valleys going down to 80 on sunday. 79 on tuesday. i can't wait for saturday and sunday to get here. >> we're almost there. >> we are. >> closer. thanks, jeff. >>> well, up next, a cruise ship with hundreds of people on board with hundreds of people on board remains stranded in a remote we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪

cheyenne was honored with a golden hoodie last year at dreamforce by salesforce marc benioff. what's it like to see you up there? >> it feels -- it's cool. right? yeah. yeah. well, i feel like -- it's great like to feel your picture in san francisco streets. you were like when you say the first one i was like oh that's me. i was like wow in the streets. feels amazing for sure. >> reporter: more than five years into the new career, she's eager to keep learning and grow. >> here i am to help others to understand you can always switch and start your journey within salesforce. >> reporter: and since ai is the big focus of this week and the conference, we asked sima what are her thoughts and she is certainly excited to learn new ways to use the technology but also shares the concerns that many of us have. but she said though is that ai is going to be like any other technology if you use it in a positive way. you shabble to get positive results. guys, back to you. >> all right, shawn and that's such a conversation we'll be having in the days ahead of course governor gavin newsom say

necessary for certain land to be held in restricted fee status by the ogala sioux tribe and the cheyenne river sioux tribe and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question of suspend the rules and passing h.r. 2872. as amended. which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: union calendar number 161. h.r. 2872, a bill to amend the permanent electronic duck step act of 2013 to allow states to issue electronic stamps under such act and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: yet is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the

commuting from cheyenne to laramie during law school and in need of a break from law school lectures on cassette, i would pop in jimmy buffett, roll down the windows and be lost in lyrics like forget your blind ambition and learn to trust your intuition, plowing straight ahead come what may. in an instant julyy buffet could transport a ranch girl in wyoming to a sandy beach in a wave-licked paradise surrounded by friends, sporting a tan earned over countless days of deep sea fishing. he invites us to escape the weight of the world reminding us that it's always 5:00 somewhere. when you are by yourself and you cannot wipe the smile off your face because of a song, that's pure jimmy buffett. what is so remarkable about jimmy buffett's music is its ability to to reach and relate to generations of people from all different times of life. to be with jimmy buffett and the choral reefer band in concert, the sound of steel drums floating on a breezy summer night sky watching giant beach balls bouncing among parrot heads wearing hawaiian shirts and shorts, parents and grandparents with childre

northeast and the pacific northwest where all the rain is going on you will see that warm weather from cheyenne up and get closer to normal by saturday cleveland, you are 73. 71 in new york >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing the sun peeking from behind the clouds in san jose. it's dry for the inlan areas, but it's been misting, drizzling, light rain for san francisco toward oakland as well. this is all a part of a storm system that's bringing much heavier rain across the pacific northwest, and very beneficial to the wildfires that have been burning across northern california. we're going to clear out later today, with >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al >>> coming up, we're talking teens, and the apps that keep them scrolling day and night >> a revealing new report. it's on screen time. what we can all do to help our kids develop healthier habits. that and we got the boost, too but, first, these messages i got help to push back. we got help to push back - with lybalvi. once-daily prescription lybalvi is proven to treat manic or mixed episodes of bipolar

cheyenne, wyoming. good morning. caller: good morning. am 76, i've had a liver transplant, i've had cancer. i have had all kinds of problems. that does not mean i cannot think rationally. i believe there should be term limits for congress, the senate, and the supreme court. the supreme court should only rollor5 years. 15 years is plenty of time to put in the rules they will put in that everybody s to live by. i think senators shoulonly be for two terms in congress for the terms. we need new fresh ideas. i am old and i am probablyoi to be in the minority but i believe there should be new ideas and new faces. host: what about to that point, and the congresswoman was making this point that voters get to decide every two or six years whether somebody is too old. why do we trust voters to make that decision? why should we take that decision away, whether it is being too old or living too long you advocate for term limits. voters get to make that choice. caller: yes. then when you have a huge block of voters and they outvote everybody, that is

she called cheyenne you and the best of our great friend. or on the issue of abortion.ieve that having a national limit of fish teen weeks for 3 to 4 americans, that's a place where we should be. allowing states like this one california, new york to have abortion on demand up until the 40th week. that's devastating. >> you talked about the curriculum, in florida. that ron desantis put out there, the idea that slavery allowed for people who were enslaved, to find skills. you also talked about kamala harris. what did you mean by that? >> they bone signed off on similar curriculum. that's it. basically the same thing. my point is, whether iran, the bottom line is system. there are no redeeming qualities in safely. and period. the idea of being here at the reagan library is someone who's been on capitol hill for a long time, you've been in law politics for a long time? you've seen the change in your party. feel connected to the notion of the reagan republican party, given what you're seeing, not just on the campaign trail with fellow candidates, but where day job is on capi

cheyenne, wyoming. good morning. caller: good morning. i am 76, i've had a liver transplant, i've had cancer. i have had all kinds of problems. that does not mean i cannot think rationally. i believe there should be term limits for congress, the senate, and the supreme court. the supreme courshld only roll for 15 years. 15 years is plenty of time to put in the rules they will put in that everybody has to live by. i think senators should only be for two terms in congress for three terms. we need new fresh ideas. i am old a i am probably going to be minority but i believe there should be new ideas and new faces. host: what about to that point, and the congresswoman was making this point that voters get to decide every two or six years whether somebody is too old. why do we trust voters to make that decision? why should we take that decision away, whether it is being too old or living too long you advocate for term limits. voters get to make that choice. caller: yes. then when you have a huge block of voters and they outvote everybody, that