president if i could interject, the senator from south dakota is exactly right. i would add to that not only is this enjoyed broad bipartisan support in the senate and congress, we have more than 200 law enforcement and the rights organization that had endorsed this bill that are banking us to pass it. groups like the coalition against trafficking in women because they know that we need to focus but just as importantly, we need to get the services to the vic to to begin to let them heal and get on with their lives. as we said earlier, these are young girls 12 to 14 years of age. can you imagine the scars can you imagine this terrible crime? because of the political shenanigans here is another day the state dems with access to the services they need. >> if they survive -- if they survive imagine how messed up these young victims will be we have an opportunity to do something about it. on the other side they described this as a sleight-of-hand. this is a clear choice by democrats that she is partisan politics over the victims of human trafficking. it is as simple a

i know we had the senator from south dakota mentioned senator mikulski. she came to testify along with senator ayotte from new hampshire and senator klobuchar at that hearing and talked about how really important as was to all 20 of our women senators and how proud they were of the fact that a move forward and it wouldn't have happened without the senator from iowa the chairman of the judiciary committee willing to take that challenge up and to move the bill to the floor in a unanimous fashion. but i would just close mr. president by saying that all members of the united states senate presumably came here to try to do something important. not just to march in place for a fill up space that could presumably they have spent time away from their families. they go through the rigors of political campaigns. they suffer the slings and arrows of partisan politics in order to turn -- try to do something good, to try to help people who cannot help themselves. and so here is a perfect opportunity to do exactly that. we are not asking people to do anything extraordi

with that, i would like to turn to my good friend from south dakota. the pipeline will run right to this day, creating jobs and millions of dollars of tax revenue. i would like to ask him for his thoughts. >> i appreciate the senator from north dakota and the economic activity, energy independence positive benefits to our national security from the building of this pipeline for many, many months in the united states than it. the most recent development, the frustration in having a president veto a bill that has 60 cosponsors, north of 60 cosponsors of the united senate. this is a bipartisan bill. senator of north dakota has made -- has worked hard to make it that way. a lot of members on both lines of the aisle support this pipeline. what is striking to me about it is some of the misstatements and the things that have been said recently in the veto message of the president. they said that though washington poll fact checker pointed out that when the president said this is going to bypass the united states and we will not get any benefit from this, not o

the senator from south dakota is exactly right. but i would add to that that not only does this enjoy broad bipartisan support within the senate and the congress, we have more than 200 law enforcement and victim rights organizations that have endorsed this bill that are begging us to pass it. groups like the coalition against trafficking in women because they know that we need to focus on take the profit out of this crime. but just as importantly, we need to get the services to the victims to begin to let them heal and get on with their lives. as we said earlier these are typically young girls 12 to 14 years of age. can you imagine the scars both physical and psychological that they bear having experienced this terrible crime? and so every day we delay in getting this bill passed because of the political shenanigans here is another day that these victims of this terrible crime can denied access to the services they need. mr. thune: well, and if they survive, if they survive imagine how messed up some of these young victims are goin

so i would yield the floor to the senator from south dakota for any comments he'd care to make. mr. thune: i appreciate it. i thank the senator from texas for his leadership on this issue, as well as the senator from iowa, senator grassley, for moving this legislation to the floor. as the senator from texas who has authored and been involved with this legislation for a really long

so you're going up for "miss south dakota" -- >> "miss teen south dakota." >> jimmy: "miss teen southiss teen south dakota." i think you look very, very pretty. [ cheers and applause ] what was your -- did you have a a talent thing? >> no. my mom entered me in the competition ke three days before it happened. >> jimmy: oh really? >> so i didn't have any community service points, i didn't have any speaking skills and i didn't have any talents to speak of. i didn't have any clothes. so i had to borrow all my outfits. >> jimmy: did you borrow your outfit from a flight attendant? [ laughter ] or someone you knew that flew a a plane? what did you end up doing? >> i wrote a story, an original story that i paced around the stage and presented to the audience. it was about america. >> jimmy: how long was it? >> it was like three minutes. it felt like forever. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. were you so nervous? >> i was so nervous. and i watched the -- i have the tape of it my dad gave me. i'm so uncomfortable and shy and it's just excruciating -- it's amazing i do my job. >> jimmy: you do a great job

and finally south dakota released this slogan. "south dakota, the tropical dakota."re you go. [ laughter and applause ] i didn't know it was called that. yesterday kanye west revealed on twitter that his upcoming album will be named "so help me god." [ laughter ] or as kanye calls it, "self-help." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: this is just weird. a man in new york got a ticket this week for driving in the carpool lane with a piece of wood with a hoodie over it in the passenger seat. [ laughter ] you're not supposed to do that. no. i don't even think he felt too sorry about it. listen to this guy. >> he was starting a new job and needed to get to work on time. turns out -- >> i've been using it for months. [ laughter ] >> in fact, campbell drove back to his suffolk county home after work with the dummy still buckled in. he says he does not plan on riding solo anytime soon. instead -- >> i got his sister down in the basement. on special occasions i bring her out and she wears a tutu, i swear. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll just take you

and my state of south dakota, as the senator from north dakota mentioned, would be crossed by this. the estimate by the state department was it would create $is 00 million in earning in south dakota. it would create 3,000 to 4,000 construction jobs and generate about $20 million in property tax revenue. so there's an awful lot of interest in my state in what happens with the economic activity the jobs, the property tax revenue understand that what happens with the economic activity, jobs, property tax revenue what they could do to support law enforcement and schools and those sorts of things obviously not to mention getting us away from the dependence we have on foreign sources of energy. but let's be factual. this does not bypass the united states. this has tremendous positive impact on our economy. we should not forget that and not to be able to as we debate this and have an opportunity to vote on it at least have a set of facts that is consistent with reality. that is something the sen. from alaska has been involved with and has been a great leader on. we we will be a couple of v

third, a provision written by my colleague from south dakota, representative christie nome that would help expand the extremely limited housing available to recovering underaged trafficking victims. and, fowrnl, information requirements to ensure that the trafficking victims are told of any plea bargains or deferred prosecution agreements in their case. fifth, a provision to give victims of child pornography access to the same services available to trafficking victims by classifying child pornography production as a type of human trafficking. sixth, a human trafficking advisory council made up of trafficking survivors to make recommendations to the federal government. mr. president, this legislation has been endorsed by some of the leading organizations in the fight against human trafficking including the national center for missing and exploited children shared hope international, rights4girls, and the national association to protect children. it's also supported by a bipartisan majority here in the senate and i'm looking forward to passing it in the very near future. mr. president,

, south dakota. point, facebook was now relevant. >> i was in my room supposed to be doing homework, but i was on my cell phone, on facebook, scrolling through the news feed. a message from kevin stoeser popped up. i didn't think anything of it, because of the last name. my family is really good friends with them and they're really well known in our hometown, and i remember reading the message. it said hi, tory, my name is kevin, i went to high school with your mom. >> i said kevin stoeser? he sent you a friend request, too? she said yeah. i said well, i guess, you know, if you want to accept it, you can. it's somebody my age as one of your friends. i never thought any more of it. >> he said hi, kind of just small talk, then he went to say you're really beautiful. kevin continued to talk to me throughout the night. he had told me that he was in rapid city, south dakota, that he might be coming to town to fort pierre, south dakota. i did not reply. i went to school the next day, and a couple of my gir

. >> host: the last call for katha pollitt comes from robert in redfield south dakota. hi robert. >> caller: hello there. thank you very much for taking my call. in south dakota we have wrestled with this and after voting a few years back one person was for pro-life said one thing they found out is that everybody is for the life of the fetus but once it's born there is no right to a life for the children. that really caused me to do a lot of rethinking also. they are very much against a life providing a life for a child once born like you said earlier. also. >> host: robert i apologize. we will have to leave it there. we are almost out of time. katha pollitt final comments? >> guest:

. >> and south dakota? didn't know that.resident's mount rushmore. >> absolutely. >> beautiful. >> but also you have the buffalo roundup and it's the 50th anniversary of that incredible event where they round up buffalo. it's the biggest such roundup in the 50 states. and for motorcycle enthusiasts it's the 75th anniversary of the sturgis motorcycle rally which means 1 million people, that's more than the population of south dakota are coming to south dakota this year. >> well five great ideas. very dwesiverse ideas. thank you for that. i remind people at the travel and adventure show this weekend at the washington convention center. and when can people see you there? >> i will be speaking there on saturday at 11:00 a.m. and it's going to be a star-packed show. is asamantha brown from the travel channel, a lot of fun. >> welcome to washington. hope you enjoy the snow we're having we'll see you again, i'm sure. >>> our favorite wednesdays are the ones when we get to update you on one of our featured wednesday's children who f

south dakota at northeast, still road work. e, at naylor some road work. 66 inbound no problem. outer loop looking good. 270 south also rolling along nicely. >>> 5:42. how a local university is using social media to fight sexual assaults on campus. >>> and the concern after not one but two recalls didn't fix the problem on nissan cars. >>> lock your doors and keep an eye out for a group of robbers in montgomery county. a home was burglarized yesterday at the corner of bell mart road. it happened in the middle of the afternoon and is not the first time. homeowners association says a group of two or three burglars are casings neighborhood by car. all the robberies occurred during the day. the thieves take silver jewelry, money. they may be waiting on people to leave their homes. one homeowner reported being robbed after leaving the house for less than an hour. >>> d.c. police say several robberies all within 24 hour span could be connected. they're looking for multiple men at least one woman for five robberies that happened in the

it is worth it is worth noting that south dakota will hold a new hearing in may. at this time we don't no whether south dakota we will make the same decision it did when it 1st approved the route three years ago. even if this bill was to become law the keystone pipeline will not be built anytime soon. my colleagues would like to rush the process and talk about the various steps with a project that delayed but who said building a pipeline through the united states of america by a foreign interest should get expedited approval from the beginning? that is what they have done circumventing processes in the state which should have gone through the utilities commission and tried to circumvent the process in the united states senate. hopefully we will not override the president's veto but give the president of the united states the ability to consider the national interest of the environment and security. many of the issues that would have been important for my colleagues voted to say we should not consider those. on the other side of the aisle there are people that want

pierre south dakota how about that pierre south dakota received the most votes and will get the boardwalk, the coveted boardwalk spot. there's a bracket buster for you. >> only 14,000 residents in pierre. could you vote? how did that happen? >> how do you know that? the population of pierre. that's remarkable knowledge. >> top of your head. >> have to stay with park place. those are old-school places. >> all right. pierre, there you go. >> all right. thank you, chris. you're watching nbc 10 news nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> the breaking newsu4 t on the run is in police custody. we are live with the latest. >> we're following this breaking news, a man in jail facing charges after police say he pointed a sawed off shotgun at police in north philadelphia. they fired at him. we'll get the latest on the investigation. >> and in south philadelphia a person is killed in a house fire. we spoke to neighbor who said he thought no one home when this fire started. >> and the

i know that people in south dakota have received power from wyoming. as you indindicated earlier, you've been an exporter of power. could you share a little bit about what this would have to rates or people in the other states, as well. >> well, yeah. and we do provide power to many other states. and if our compliance paetth, as we've viewed it based on the proposal, results in the pre-mature chose sure of plants and the stranded assets, it would likely result in raising of rates for all the customers, not just those in wyoming. that would be shared across the network. >> how does the epa propose that you respond to those stranded costs. what's their expectation? >> this is an issue that we had raised with epa before the proposal was put out to notice. in hopes that that would be taken into consideration. we don't see, at least at this point, the off ramp. we've expressed this concern with the epa and comments and we're waiting to see how they might respond in june when they come out with the final proposal. >> so you have not had a comment back? or th

south dakota and minnesota expecting blizzard conditions. and that is good for skiers before it hits the plains and northeast with more bad weather. janice dean joins us from the extreme weather center. >> i think jon scott is booking his trip to colorado right now. we are booking them. >> four feet in colorado. >> i know you, jon scott well. >> and this is a storm system that will bring beneficial rain it california and beneficial rain and snow to the southwest. but not the great lakes and so winter weather advisory. there are the winter storm. four feet of snow in the colorado rockies and blizzard conditions for south dakota and minnesota just outside of minneapolis. and watching the forecast and satellite radar imagery. all of that snow will fly on monday or tuesday morning in the afternoon. and chicago a wintery mix and heads to the northeast and wee will get a wintery mix. and we'll see the cold front and potential for an icy mix in the tennessee river valley and ohio valley. we'll see severe weather. there is the forecast snowfall. and

>> right if you look at run-up neil in land values in state like south dakota over past decade, we haverease to point about a third of farms in south dakota are actually over the exemption amount, they would be lyle to pay the tax -- liable to pay the tax, this is a big issue where people are land rich and cash poor, it hits a lot of businesses they suggested that ending death tax would add a million 1/2 jobs to the economy so we think it is with jobs about growth, and you think about how much money people spend to avoided the taxes. this is something this inn -- in our economy we don't need. we would like to encourage the family to pass the farm on to next generation. neil: right now are you one of only republican senators not running for president that i know of. i wonder when you hear out of your colleagues this idea for sympathized tax code, they seem to be very unified, will that be a republican rallying cry in 2016? we're a long way from clg anything that approaches a simpler tax code. >> i agree, the tax code is way too complicated and way too costly to comply with, if we could b

and my state of south dakota, as the senator from north dakota mentioned, would be crossed by this. the estimate by the state department was it would create $is 00 million in earning in south dakota. it would create 3,000 to 4,000 construction jobs and generate about $20 million in property tax revenue. so there's an awful lot of interest in my state in what happens with the economic activity the jobs, the property tax revenue understand that and what that could do to support local law enforcement and schools and so sorts of things not to mention et going us away from the dependence on foreign sources of energy. but let's be factual in this discussion. this doesn't bypass the united states. this has tremendous economic and pespositive economic impacts on our country and we should not forget that and we ought to be able to, as we debate this here and have an opportunity now to vote on a veto override, at least have a set of facts that is consistent with reality. and i think that's something that i know that the senator from alaska who's been very involved in this, been a great leader

the capitol of south dakota. one of the biggest reasons social media. >> check out these photos. of trash. actually making a strong recovery. originally found on march 16. you can see in this video. the song looking for a donation. ♪ bill: you are chasing a story about some homeless folks trying to make north liberty airport their home. >> newark liberty international airport is a place where most people want to spend as little time as possible. but a homeless people i talked to yesterday the facilities make it a place that they can find refuge. >> shelters, they fight. i am too old to be fighting. >> when night falls the concourse is quiet concourses quiet down and you can start to see the people among the sparse travelers that are still remaining, homeless people. they hop on the 62 bus head 62 bus, head to terminal a b, or c grab a chair or anything of a confined to spend the night in the relative security of the airport. meet george. he has a better on his leg. his abusive father accidentally burned him while working on a car. he spent the night there. >> it's nice and clean.

host: barbara in rapid city, south dakota, line for independents.aller: good morning congressman bishop. i live in south dakota and we have the black hills which is one of our mainstays of tourism in this country. for the last 10 years, pine needles have invested the hills and have destroyed it. if you drive through the hills you will see acres and acres of dead trees, just brown dead pine trees. nobody cleans them out. nobody does anything about the bugs. they just leave them and let them die. and there are different sides of the argument. we also have a problem with our logging industry. they come into the lack kills and bring in the heavy it women and tear up the roads, logout, leave trash, and scrap pieces of lumber all over, never clean it up never reclaim the land. how is the epa in all of the agencies that are supposed to protect our land doing their job? thank you. guest: you caught a couple different concepts going through there. first, i have been to south dakota with your congresswoman who does a great job there. when those trees turn red

south dakota just changed its law this month.he new laws take effect july 1. >>> costco plans to build a pump in wheaton. montgomery county board of appeals denied a petition to build a 16 pump station. it would have gone up at costco right there at westfield wheaton mall. residents have opposed this calling it a health hazard. they say fumes from idling cars would harm kids who use a nearby swimming pool. they are calling it a victory. >> this proposal should never have been put forward. it is sad that our community has been put through a nightmare scenario. >> the board says there is no need for another gas station there. costco representative didn't comment on it. >>> former marion barry, a mural was revealed. the 12 by 16 foot painting is in ward 8 and can be seen from 295 northbound. an effort is under way to recognize barry in other ways possibly naming a street or school after him. >>> a local couple encountered an unexpected magical moment on their wedding day. it led to a bigger regret. now they are trying to go back and

she wrestled boys at the south dakota state tournament.ll see only on "cbs this morning." good morning. >> good morning. she took it up in grad school. she still faces resistance as a young woman competing in the traditionally male sport. as the only girl as a tournament dominated by boys 15-year-old ron na heaton worrying about her hair. >> i don't like it all over the place. >> but not because she's overly self-conscious. ronna is a wrestler it's a sport the high school sophomore has devoted herself to since the third grade. so even though she's the first female to ever participate in south dakota's stiet wrestling tournament, she's treating it like any other competition. >> i've already been in the crowd like this before. it feels like any other tournament or match. i'm out there, trying to work hard and grind it out and beat them. >> ronna has had plenty of success in the sport she's love. she even traveled to sweden in part of a development team. this year almost 12,000 female wresters will compete. a few states have enough competitor

one family drove from south dakota to the mile high city and spent a lot of money on tickets to see their favorite players play. he says he feels sorry for the people, but he has to prepare the team for the playoffs. and san antonio has done the same thing for years. last night the warriors returned home against the knicks and didn't rest any of their starters there. >> weather-wise, we are looking at another warm day across the bay, frances. >> that's right. it's going to be gorgeous with some filtered sunshine. check out the live view from mt. tam. notice the coastal clouds. the on shore flow returns. i'll let you know what that does for temperatures today. >> thank you. also ahead, the new options for a. c. transit ride hears begin today on more than a dozen having it all? how about making it work. by getting the most out of what matters to you. it's called maxximizing. and we help you do it, everyday. at t.j.maxx! with brands you love at prices that work for you. maxx family. maxx home. keep your standards high and your spending low. maxx what matters most to you. maxx life! at t.j.ma

. >> august 27, 2011, rapid city, south dakota. a beautiful summer day in the city of presidents where just to the west of the city is famed mount rushmore. rapid city police officer kathleen phillips is on routine patrol when at 7:25 p.m. she hears an emergency call over the police radio. a man has lost consciousness. phillips, just blocks away, immediately responds, her dashboard camera rolling. >> please, he's dying. please, dear god. >> got out of the car as quickly as i could and saw a man unconscious in the front passenger seat. >> 44-year-old jeff siemens, traveling through south dakota with his family, is in full cardiac arrest. >> he looked pretty ashen, gray in color, he wasn't breathing. just slumped over to the side. >> i need help getting him out of the car. >> siemens wife patricia is on the phone with 911 as his stepdaughter lily anxiously looks on. phillips knows she has to act quickly. >> he needed to have chest compressions. i grabbed an arm and tried to pull as hard as i could. i didn't get very far. he was proba

we turn now to both a senate republican and democrat starting with john thune of south dakota who's chairman of the senate republican conference. senator thune, thank you for joining us. let me first ask you about what vice president biden said in his statement that this ignores -- this letter ignores two centuries of precedent and threatens the ability of any american president in the future to negotiate with a foreign pow sphwher. >> well, i think that's a very different place than the vice president was when he was a senator when she was serving with us in the senate and chairing the foreign relations committee, he had a very different view of that issue. he was profoundly interested in making sure the senate preserved it's constitutional role when it comes to important treaties and agreements. what he's saying today is markedly different from anything he said when he was serving as united states senator and obviously i think he has a different point of view today, but we believe that congress as a co-equal bran. of the government that has traditionally with the senate dealt with ratifica

tomorrow morning blizzard warnings in minnesota and south dakota. and gusts up to 50 miles per hour. you see all the winter weather advisories and warnings. i wanted to time it out for you. it's not just tonight, tomorrow morning it gets to chicago, from snow to sleet and freezing rain. moves to drivetime tuesday, harrisburg new york snow, sleet, freezing rain changing to rain. and wednesday in the midsouth little rock to memphis, a mess. 1 to 3 inches in some places but others a whole lot more. >> thanks, grininger. >>> now to the global man hunt for the most wanted man in the world. the mask has come off. and brian ross tracking down his family and we learn that twitter is shutting down their social media accounts. here's brian ross. >> reporter: isis is under attack tonight. from twitter, which authorities say has, until now, been key to the terror group's growing power and threat. but in the last week, twitter has shut down, suspended, at least 2,000 accounts connected to isis, a major escalation. >> i would say this is as serious an attack on i

it was reinstated with a 20% south dakota he at a. afghan women argue they represent more than 50% of the population and deserve a place in politics. al jazeera kabul. >> thousands remained stranded in nay pal the international airport closed since wednesday. a turkish airlines jet is blocking the runway. >> more than 25,000 people have been stranded after the only international airport has been blocked by a turkish airline airbus 330 which skidded off the runway wednesday morning. the airbus is very heavy. they don't have the equipment to remove it and indiana air force has come to help. they have been working overnight be but all these people have not been given the right information on when the runway is going to be clear. most of these guys are migrant workers, and have been waiting for the past three days. this gentleman has been here three days. how have you been managing? >> we can't go back home, it's too far. we've run out of money, we have nothing to eat and nowhere to go. >> many of the tourists are stranded everywhere and

and -- until july, and the two states that hasn't pass the laws -- passed the law, idaho, and south dakota. >> thanks, and the new law applies to all businesses whether big or small. >>> tonight family members of a missing man with speak out tomorrow in hopes of bringing him home. they last saw him yesterday evening at his house on quinn's valley court. they're worried because he has dimetia. he's known to visit businesses. he was last seen wearing a blue long sleeved shirt and brown sandals. if you've seen him call montgomery county police. >>> dc police need your help finding a man that went on a stealing spree at an upscale men's store. that burglar smashed in the front door of the store on 14th street and northwest. you can see him grab high end men's suit, and then drives off in a large dark-colored van. >>> a consumer alert for thousands of chrysler owners, the auto maker recalled more than 700,000 mini vans and suvs because of faulty ignition switches. it includes town and country and journey suvs. >>> two signs the economy is heading in the right direction, in january employers had

one of the accounts says that 25 states, including south dakota which just last repast a call for a constitutional- last week passed a call for a constitutional convention. it is a good process because it reflects the statehouse concert -- state's concerned that i share with them to put pressure on the congress to take it up and deal with every other amendment as we have before, two thirds of the congress and then sending it up for ratification. we are also working with colleagues on both sides of the aisle who said work a balance legend amendment to the constitution to bring that up and have a vote on at least one version of that in congress. >> final question? >> you were talking about veto overrides earlier. is theyre a bill where the congress can pass it the president can veto it, but you have the votes to override it? >> we hope when we accomplish that that the president will actually signed those into law. we are not looking for the ones where we can definitely override his veto. but if he indicates that he is going to veto a bill that has strong bipartisan support, we would welcome the oppo

i know people in south dakota receive power from wyoming. wyoming supplies power because of your location. you have been an exporter of power. can you sure about what impact this will have four the rates in other states -- for the rates in other states as well. let's we>> we do provide power to other states. if it results in the increased closure of plants, it would likely result in the raising of rates for all customers. not just those in wyoming. >> what does the epa propose how do they propose you respond to those stranded costs? what is their expectation? >> this is an issue we raised with epa before the proposal was put out to notice. in hopes that would be taken into consideration. in our view, it has not been taken into consideration. we do not see, at this point, the offramp. we have expressed this concern in our comments every in our comments. we are waiting to see how they might respond in june 1 make about with the final proposal. >> you have not had a, and back -- a comment back? or have not gotten a response? the places where yo

vanderbilt tonight the first round of the nat the winner will play top seeded colorado state or south dakota state. march madness. >> i know, i love it pretty exciting. 4:45 the time, how's traffic sal? getting ready. >> i just had my, you know, it's actually very good. very good. productivity in the office, that won't suffer at all. >> no ladders pools going around, nothing at all. >> no, no good morning, everybody, let's go out and take a look, we're off to a decent start if you are driving now on the commute now on highway 4 it looks good, no major problems coming up, also highway 24, westbound that looks good, now we also took a look at 680 for you, concord to walnut creek traffic looks good, to oakland it's off to a nice start go to san jose, northbound 280 right through downtown, that traffic is looking good, northbound 101 also looks good, if you're in the santa clara valley right now, it's a good time for you to be out there, things are off to a good start. 4:46, let's go to steve in the weather center if they're not off to a good start at 4:45, we're in trouble sal. >> that's right!

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many states including south dakota plant -- rely on neighboring states to ensure the reliability of the grid. epa's modeling suggest under the 111 d. proposal wyoming could cut his generation by 7.5 million megawatts or a million megawatt hours. how will wyoming continue to -- how will you continue to power the regional economy with cuts like this and is that an accurate statement? >> as far as how we would continue if we are looking at closing down existing power plants that would create a reliability issue however this is getting a little bit out of my expertise within the expertise of the public service commission in terms of how to maintain the brea -- reliability of service to all of its customers. >> thank you. appreciate your time. mr. chairman i yield back. >> thank you senator rounds. senator carper. >> thanks mr. chairman. each of you welcome. thanks for the work you do and thanks for sharing your thoughts with us in responding to our questions. i come not as a sitting senator but as a recovering governor wants to share the perspective from the state of delaware. from a guy bo

pierre, south dakota. >> my vision is that when this game is cold around the world people are sittingthey land on pierre south dakota they say where is is that they will google us on the smart phone and learn about our community and state. >> reporter: pierre learned one of the coveted spaces on the board. they are worth the most money in the game. hasbro said they got it because they received the most votes of any city in the country. minneapolis, minnesota earned one of the dark blue spots. >>> the original game came out in 1935 properties at that time were named after streets in atlantic city. the new changes are supposed to celebrate monopoly's 80th anniversary. i'm not sure how eliminating any of the ac streets does that. >> it's a little bizaar, i'm were you. >>> some high schools are creating unnecessary prom dress drama. they have to submit photos of their dresses for preapproval. many girls have their dresses. the new policy is any gown deemed too short or revealing will be rejected even if they are nonrefundable where they were bought. the school is standing by its decision

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outdoor gear inc., family-owned business in south dakota. they're a wholesaler receives 95% of its inventory from west coast ports. has been forced to miss deadlines, pay for late delivery penalties and pass up important sales opportunities, including in december, which is the -- of course the holiday peak season. so this is an issue that just really needs our focus, and it's a huge drain on the economy. and i just urge all sides to come to a resolution in this dispute to find a solution as soon as possible. we just can't afford to drag this on and have this kind of -- have our economy pay this kind of price. and if we can get this behind us, we can start focusing our energy and creativity on a lot of the other long-term infrastructure challenges that desperately need our attention as well. in that light i wanted to ask a question. i know that i think all of you have attempted to quantify what some of the financial and economic impacts of this have been, but the question i'd like to pose is once this is resolved, how long will it take to unw

i know people in south dakota receive power from wyoming. wyoming supplies power because of your location to the national -- natural resources available as you indicated. you have been an exporter of power. could you sure about what impact this will have for the rates in other states as well. mr. parfitt: we do provide power to many other states. if our compliance path, as we have viewed it based on the proposal, results in the premature closure of plants, it would likely result in the raising of rates for all customers, not just those in wyoming. it would be shared across the network. senator rounds: what does the epa propose, how do they propose you respond to those stranded costs? what is their expectation? mr. parfitt: this is an issue we had raised with epa before the proposal was put out to notice. in hopes that would be taken into consideration. in our view, it has not been taken into consideration. we do not see, at this point the off ramp. we have expressed this concern to epa in our comments. we are waiting to see how they might re

pierre south dakota received the most to win the top space the boardwalk space.how about pierre with the top spot. talk about a bracket buster. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> j. >>> we're following breaking news in north philadelphia where a suspect armed with a .12 gauge shotgun got into a shoot-out with police. details in a live report. >>> new information into the nbc 10 newsroom about a late night fire in south philadelphia. one person has died. investigators are trying to determine the cause. >>> and today is the first official day of spring but winter isn't done with us yet putting up a fight we are tracking snow in the forecast. we'll tell you what you should know for your morning commute and evening one too as well not looking as nice. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more with nbc 15 meteorologist bill henley. >> we issued a first alert because of potentially slippery conditions later on. we'll see the first rain drops and snowflakes and get bot

but look at rapid city south dakota tomorrow 25 degrees above average. we're not talking 19.3%, that is the percent of our nation covered in snow. it is the least we've seen since mid-december. >> all right, ginger zee with us tonight. we'll be watching you on "gma" in the morning. >>> in new york tonight, a suspect in custody, accused of injuries three pilots with a laser. police say dangerous beams were aimed right into is the cockpit of four separate aircraft over laguardia airport and a police helicopter. three pilots sustaining eye injuries. authorities tracking the laser right to the suspect's apartment where they found a laser devise on his refrigerator. >>> in north carolina this evening, traffic is moving again on the tracks where a passenger train collided with a truck. but there are new questions and a new view this evening of that moment of impact. look at the blue there. that's the tarp on the truck. the red lights showing a train is coming and that collision. well tonight, the questions over a call that was never made. would it have made a

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heading east into rapid city, south dakota, 81 degrees.eat spreads over into the midwest, where temps will be in the 60s and 70s. the ice jams causing the flooding issues especially along the ohio river. we're looking at snow through central and northern new england. central parts of maine could end up with 9 to 12 inches of snow. >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. he with have a storm system moving in believe it or not. showers are expected in the north bay. they are going to be very light. everyone else is going to stay dry with a good mix of sun and clouds. temperatures are encredibly warm. 67 in the peninsula. 65 in san francisco. those are our current temperatures. it is going to be another warm day. we are starting off so mild. we north going to go as warm as yesterday. 76, the peninsula. 72, san francisco. showers in the north bay. >>> good morning. i'm vicky nguyen. a tour bus full of students catches fire on a bay area highway. how one deputy was in the right place at the right time. >>> his son was vict