know harry has always been popular and i think william at the time started to envy his younger brother's popularity 3 years ago. megan's wife made a decision they live in california here on this ranch do this because he was afraid that megan might repeat the fate of his mother princess diana i don't want history to repeat itself. i don't want to be a single parent, and i certainly don't want my children to have a life without a mother or father. in the book, he writes a lot about his mother and about those whom he blames for her death. they did not bother to take her off while she lay unconscious between the seats. and even in a semi-conscious state. none of them tested her, offered to help her, or even consoled her. they just clicked their cameras over and over in their memoirs. he is recognized. yot ali sex drugs and rock and roll humiliating episode it was the oldest, who was very fond of horses and treated me like a young stallion. i quickly saddled her after which she spanked and sent her on her way. one of my mistakes was that it happened on the lawn just behind a busy pub without a doubt. someone saw us. after the stormy adventures of the princes who got into the tabloids, k

harry his wife. megan accepted decision to step down as senior members of the royal family and move to the us they now live in california here on this ranch he was afraid that meghan might repeat the fate of his mother, princess diana. i do not want history to repeat itself. i don't want to be a single parent, and i certainly don't want my children to have a life without a mother or father. in the book, he writes a lot about his mother and about those whom he brings up in her death alone, they did not bother to take her off while she was lying between unconscious seats. or even semi- conscious. none of them tested her, offered to help her, even consoled her, and not just clicked their cameras over and over again in their memoirs. he confesses after her death. he dreamed of only one thing to forget, and in this he was helped by sex, drugs and rock and roll. humiliating episode. it was the oldest, who was very fond of horses and treated me like a young stallion. i quickly straddled her after which she spanked and sent one of my mistakes was that it happened on the lawn just behind a busy pub without a doubt. someone saw us after the stormy

. >> harris: unless they covered every ranch all across the plains with fast charging stations.a lot but i like the extended cab use of it because what it says, families are driving these vehicles now. i love -- i want to give all my time to you because you brought up a beautiful point. if you were buying a second vehicle, many of us has americans do that. a truck is something that has such longevity. what happens if you can't drive your fossil fuel -- what does that say? >> marc: it says the left is an authoritarian movement. most conservatives look and say, "look, if you want your electric stove and your electric car, go at it and live your life. be welcome enjoy yourself." maybe if you make them good enough and cheap enough i will buy one too. that is not good enough for the left. they want to tell you how to live your life and no, you will not drive a gas guzzling truck and no, you will not have a gas stove. you will have an electric stove because every building in new york city cannot have gas, right? the stuff is actually happening. if the claimant radicals want to alienat

that was amanda harry with all the video and ranch. he said he spoke to some business owners in that area. and said that sometimes on certain days they will have 8 to 10 cars broken into in that area. and one day and he wanted to come forward and show you his story because he wants to be vigilant. even when you're sitting in your own car. wow. >> o k 908, the time and also making news this morning with more layoffs to report here in the bay area. this time it's impacting the food industry. yeah. and a pretty big company, redwood city based impossible foods are going to have layoffs. kron four's michael thomas live at the headquarters. this is surprising because, you know, they're one of the big players, if not the biggest player in this, not meet mark and >> yeah, that is a very true. and you know, this is all coming from a bloomberg report, but they're saying that it's going to be more than about 100 employees. it could be affected by this. and, you know, if this does reports to become true, that this would be their second in the last

last fall, bobby harris, proud member of the eastern shoshone tribe, was inducted into the professional rodeo hall of fame. he grew up on a ranch in campbell county. in 1978 at the age of 15, bobby was the wyoming state all around cowboy and the youngest professional rodeo cowboys association's steer roping rookie of the year. since then, bobby qualified for the national finals rodeo 18 times. won the team roping average in las vegas three times. held the team roping world record for 15 years. those are impressive accolades, for sure. you have to watch his acceptance speech online. you will learn what a remarkably humble, gracious and wonderful man bobby is. bobby, the world needs more cowboys like you. please stand and be recognized. [applause] all people need access to affordable and quality health care. one part of that is mental health. a nationwide crisis. depression, substance abuse, isolation and suicidal thoughts are too prevalent in all of wyoming's demographics. we are losing too many of our youth, too many of our veterans and neighbors. i cohosted a summit on mental health last fall the casper. it saw all three gover

harry spoke with the victim. she joins us in the newsroom with this one is a twist. amanda. >> tyson ranch actually got his car broken into twice in oakland, both at the exact same location and both times. he was in oakland for just a quick trip. first pick up a friend. second for a meeting. >> security camera video catches the moment. someone breaks into tyson ranch's current oakland while he sits in the driver's seat last thursday, wrench was parked in a parking lot on 98th avenue between airport access road. >> and empire road. he says he was killing time before picking up a friend at the airport and notes to means someone is case in my car. you can see in the video that someone gets out of the light colored suv looks inside of his car drives away but then backs up may decide to come back. >> and they crawl under like down the the back of the car and reach up just above the license plate. is that button that pops the >> the rear door. the video shows a person grabbing something out of the trunk. >> jumping back into the suv and driving away very quickly. french says he heard the trunk o

now the harris ranch has about 30 miles of fencing around it, but even though they've got that fencingit doesn't stop the migrants from coming on to the property. the owner of the ranch told us that he regularly gets a call in the middle of the night, informing him that a migrant is having an emergency somewhere on his land and has dialed 911. sometimes these calls come in too late or they don't come in at all. and we've all seen the news reports of these ranchers finding dead bodies on their property. and i will tell you that nothing in these reports is blown out of proportion. it is devastating, it is sad, it is a humanitarian crisis. many of the migrants that the people at harris ranch have discovered got lost or they were abandoned by the smugglers. others were dumped there by the cartels. and we know this because the ranchers have seen it play out on their security footage. i would encourage my colleagues to think about this the next time they're in front of the cameras and commenting about how compassionate they think the biden administration policy is when it comes to open borde