i love wyoming.er been there. >> here is the thing about dooms day, how come it is seen as negative? >> there is a lot of freedom involved. >> these people haven't seen mad max. it is awesome. i want to see dudes with three eyes. i taught transformer cars. that would be cool. why is it that it is the states or the towns the terrorists don't even know exist that are the ones. >> those are the places i want to be. i want to be in wyoming, but i hear it is a great place. >> you are safe in wyoming. >>> coming up, should newborn babies figure out stuff on their own? with his little -- with as little parental interaction as possible, she discusses, i don't know where my baby is and i don't care. but first, what states do americans hate? i bet it is canada. >>> do those who have it rougher think the well tee pay enougher? well actually yes according to a new poll that flies in the face of obama's insistence that the rich bear more of a burden three quarters of likely voters believe they should pay lower an

it involves a town meeting in wyoming. you know where people come in and raise their hands and are upset about something in this meeting is going on and he is presiding over it, and in the door comes ted kennedy and people can't believe it. the guy in the tax is what is he doing in wyoming? and another guy stands up and says he's here in wyoming, and he is a horses ass. simpson wants to the back of the room, grabs him and throws him into a snowbank and when he comes back kennedy says the was magnificent. i had no idea this was kennedy country. [laughter] al looked him and said it's not, it's horse country. [applause] senator al simpson. [applause] >> this is beyond repair. [laughter] several people have come up to me and said al, let me tell you a new story. i said go ahead. jeez, well i will save it for leader. [laughter] if i started around this room, there are some wonderful people. i'm not plan to do that, haven't had a drink, will little later, but i have to say don hardy took this over and what he really forgot to sa

in wyoming especially. [laughter] so there's one little story that i have to tell you that it kind of demonstrates the days in which there was friendship because either one of these guys could get the mic and tell the same exact story. it involves a town meeting in wyoming. you know where people come in, and they raise their hands, and they're upset about something. and this raucous meeting is going on, and al's presiding over it, and in the door comes ted kennedy. and people can't believe it. [laughter] the guy in the back says what's this guy doing in wyoming? another guy stands up, and he says that ted kennedy, he's here in wyoming, that guy is a horse's ass. [laughter] simpson jumps up, runs to the back of the room, grabs the guy, opens the door and throws him into a snow bank. [laughter] and when he comes back in, kennedy says to him, good heavens, that was magnificent, al. i had no idea this was kennedy country. [laughter] and al looked at him and said, ted, it's not. it's horse country. [laughter] [a

there may be special circumstances in wyoming. but really in part because of some of the issues we've been discussing, demand for the petroleum components of gasoline has been sort of depressed with fuel economy and a switch towards biofuels. the developing world is driving a lot of the increase, in the developing world, it's much more heavily oriented towards diesel than towards gasoline. the world mix, if you will, of products, is much more -- the demand growth is in the distillates, diesel and heating oil is affecting senator shaheen's constituents and me, personally, since we happen to be one of the few people in washington that uses heating oil. but it's that set of products, the differential between gasoline and heating oil is grown. heating oil is much higher and diesel is much higher than gasoline. that's driving some of these refinery changes, which refineries are profitable and which ones are not, that have been discussed. so a lot of these things do tie together. >> ambassador jones, my final question, i want to ask you

>> wyoming. >> what's the capital?cheyenne. >> cheyenne, wyoming. >> i knew that. >> we knew that one. >> when they shot this video, these boys were 27 months old. just a little over two years. >> what's the capital? >> this just proves that children are like sponges. they'll just absorb the information that you give them. >> what's the capital of that one? atlanta. >> good job. this video is almost six minutes long. they go through all 50 states. they almost get stumped by south carolina. >> columbia. >> columbia. you got it. >> columbus. >> columbia. >> if we were going to have a state capital-off between the two of you and these two boys -- >> they win. >> i would let them win. >> they can win because they're cute. >> the two of them, it would beat the three of us. >> yes. >> and maybe, like, six other people in this room. what's the capital of new hampshire? >> concord. >> i feel dumb after this. >> about this time in every show we asked you to go spend some time at rightthisminute.com. yesterday you guys did it in

it looks like he's doing really well in wyoming.t get the final results of the wyoming caucuses until tomorrow. as important after the races tonight were, a week from today, super tuesday, ten really important contests. >> this is about delegates at the moment. if some candidate can run off a bunch of wins, maybe it becomes momentum, but the race is at 1144. that's what you need to clinch the nomination. romney started at 127, you see gingrich, santorum, paul. factor in arizona. santorum will get some, we estimate a third. that could change a bit. romney gets them all in arizona. you see him beginning to pull open the delegate lead. 176, we need 1144. let's take a look ahead. the wyoming caucus. we have most of the vote. let's assign that to romney. a few proportionately may go to senator santorum and paul. and then the washington caucus on saturday, we're going to project ron paul, a hypothetical, that would be his first win if that happens. others will pick up a few delegates proportionately. now we come to here, this is next tues

there may be special circumstances in wyoming. but really in part because of some of the issues we've been discussing, demand for the petroleum components of gasoline has been sort of depressed with fuel economy and switch toward biofuels. you know, the developing world is driving a lot of the increase, you know, the oil increase is in the developing world. it's much more heavily oriented toward diesel than towards gasoline. the world mix, if you

california will drop in and wyoming will then you know by nevada yes and then it can kind of with all the money it has. a right there like i like where they're heading. you know figured out a lot. let's ok so i mean we give facebook a lot of help on this show because they just don't seem to be all that honest and so let us just remind you about mark zuckerberg claiming that they care about your privacy. so i mean privacy is a really important issue for us and for the internet so we spent a lot of time thinking about these things move. turns out privacy you know important for facebook because it turns out they admitted that they were reading people's text messages like if you downloaded the android smartphone app then they could read through your text messages and it was all in the small details which is always sucks because apparently i guess we. gave them the right to do it and. there's a great graphic going around that kind of compares facebook's mark zuckerberg to julian. and so as one of these guys is a criminal who takes corporations private data and makes it available to the pub

pipelines are being reversed so oil from wyoming -- another pipeline from chicago to cushing back to before the major refineries are. those oils are going forward. it's my understanding the state department is asked to look at other alternatives and environmental impacts on the part of the pipelines that cross the border. >> it seems to me it is fair to say that the keystone xl pipeline would facilitate oil production in the united states. and then my question to you is should the keystone xl pipeline be part of an all out, all of the above strategy that develops every available source of american energy which is what the president has actually called for? >> there are pipelines being built and upgraded, as i said, from those -- from wyoming and north dakota. i was trying to point out where some of the bottlenecks are and how the pipeline -- we're all for this. this is why the oil production in the united states is at an all-time high compared to the last eight years. we think -- we are projecting -- first the oil production has gone up about half a million barrels a day in united st

vote is now in, and the precincts reporting in wyoming and not a lot of people have voted in wyoming, but mitt romney with 41%. rick santorum, 31%. ron paul, coming in third with 20%. 7% for newt gingrich. we will get the final results tomorrow, but it is interesting that wyoming is shaping up with 83% of the vote going in and looks like a good night tomorrow for mitt romney. but we will wait and we will see tomorrow what the final results are, but let's get back to arizona and michigan right now. candy crowley is over at mitt romney campaign headquarters in michigan. candy, what would it mean for mitt romney if, and it is a huge if, if he were to lose in the state where he was born and his father served as governor? >> well, he would have a lot of explaining to do, and i can tell you that we are seeing bits and pieces off that at any rate and not that they think they are going to lose or admitting that i are going to lose, but this the day after, if mitt romney should lose either the delegate count or the of all count in michigan, what you will hear is a couple of things. first what

in pavillion wyoming which is featured in the first film gas land the e.p.a. has done a meticulous three and a half year investigation into the groundwater contamination there i mean really an incredible amount of detective work and science has came to bear in pavilion what they showed was there was fifty times the level of benzene in the groundwater including other contaminants that were harmful that were associated with gas drilling and the e.p.a. report specifically says the likely cause is fracking now this is that this is a huge moment because it's the first time e.p.a. has done that with this new fracking campaign of the last ten years the first time so what's happening here is the republicans are called here have called here to basically peat put the e.p.a. on trial they called in the investigator the regional administrator and they stuffed the panel with oil and gas lobbyists to attack e.p.a. report that showed fracking was the likely cause of contamination groundwater and since we've been following these and are activists cowboys and pavillion who've

. >> arizona, utah, colorado, wyoming and elsewhere. >> reporter: americans in their own country behind barb wire just because of their ancestry. the internment of asian americans. tonight we remember a time when american citizens were forced from their homes and locked up simply because of their ancestry. good evening, welcome to second look. i'm frank somerville. president franklin d. roosevelt sent japanese americans to interment camps. so went from an idealic life to an internment camp. >> reporter: others want to remember so that it won't happen again. thousands of japanese americans were rounded up and hauled away to relocation camps labeled as aliens. in some cases never to see their homes and possessions again though they had committed no crime or there was no evidence they would. tajiwara was only 8 years old then but certain memories are still strong. >> the one thing i remember vividly are the centers in the towers and barb wires. >> reporter: most bay area residents have visited the japanese tea gardens in golden gate park but most have no ideas that a family once lived here

. >> the tie between wyoming and colorado my home and i think the lead favorite is vermont.t see the point. >> i just don't see the point, wow. >> home of ben and jerry's, am i right. >> yes, and somebody had an arrest warrant for president bush there, it was ridiculous. >> and favorite state? anticipation, and least favorite, union. >> and florida, and texas, favorite. and least favorite probably illinois just because i come from chicago and it's like the most crooked state in the union. >> and my favorite state and place i used to own a place wyoming the most beautiful state in american. . the tetons are the most beautiful. >> did you say the tetons or something. >> oh, are something. >> dana, i'm trying to get straight about the tetons, but they're actually mountains, i know what you think they are-- >> and my worst state is new jersey and that's just because-- >> i knew you were going to say that. >> nice people there, like eric, for example, case in point, but as soon as you get through the tunnels out of a hahnemann hant and a lot of smells and chemicals and jersey sho

tim is the school of energy resources professor of energy economics at the university of wyoming. and director of the center for energy economics and public policy. before he joined uw in august 2008, he was a professor at penn state for 22 years. before that, he was an economist, he had a real job. he was an economist with bank of america forecasting energy prices and interest rates. he also served at the u.s. congressional budget office where he was the lead analyst on studies of the natural gas market deregulation from 1981 to 1983. so with no further adieu, i will turn this over to tim. tim, you have 15, 20 minutes, please, have at it. >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon, everyone. as you can see on the slide, i'm going to ask several key questions. we address these in a study. first i want to give you an overview of california's energy position. and then we developed some reasonable scenarios for future energy use, conservation and supply in california. and we look at a baseline scenario and three alternatives to that scenario. and point out the economic and environme

frankly if it is utah and wyoming i am for these laws. >> insulting our utah and wyoming viewers whotest viewers. >> all five. >> i am just saying the sky is very big there, and it could really put the zap on your head. >> the zap on your head. mike, what are some of the skills necessary to be a good spouse, divorcing one of them? is that a skill? >> you can argue. there is an art to a good support. one could argue. greg hit the nail on the head. he said to listen and not try to solve the problem. we are hard wired to want to fix the problem. they start talking and our mind goes to well i can get this thing over with real quickly by just pointing out how you get to the end. i will tell you how great my wife is. you know what we did today on president's day to celebrate our presidents? she and i went to best buy and i put a a 60 inch 3-dtv. >> wow, fantastic. >> a great way to celebrate president's day. and my wife did along and did all of the research. >> if you really wanted to celebrate this day and work on your marriage, take her to the mattress factory and get it on. and in front

>> the pipelines from wyoming and north dakota can be built. the administration actually has no -- there is not a decision the administration need make on that. this is all on american territory. the only part of the pipeline the administration, the state department was asked to weigh in on was the part that went from canada to the united states. so specifically, and the pipelines that i was talking about are actually helping bring the oil from your state down to those refineries. those things are things where -- >> that's not the case. i just explained to you the pipeline that would help us bring the oil from my state down to the refinery. >> well, my understanding is if you look at the pipelines that exist today, and you look at the major of the pipelines, those pipelines, and we're talking now specifically about the part of the pipeline that goes from canada into the united states, those -- that is not the -- my people tell me that for the next decade or so, with the anticipated increase in production of canadian oil, that that will not be t

in each of those states, wyoming and utah, the voters preferred clean energy over fossil fuel energy. i'm bullish on natural gas, i think it integrates well with clean and renewable energy with energy efficiency measures, as long as you do it in an environmentally sound way. and it's really where not just the west is, but it's where americans are. so i don't think there's a republican that stepped up and said we understand how americans feel about energy. >> there was a poll that also indicated last year that 63% of the tea party members also favor a plan that would get us off of our reliance on foreign oil that would make us more energy-independent. you were a democratic governor and for a period of time you had a republican legislature and you yet were able to convince them to be able to have robust energy policy that is created jobs in colorado. so in that vein, how many jobs were you able to create, and what was the state policy you were able to push through that created those jobs? >> actually, i didn't have republicans in the majority while i was governor, although we had a lot

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he was wyomings position of the year. natural resources committee environment of public works. next, congressman connie mack from florida. he happens to be a candidate for u.s. senate. [applause] some remarks. >> it is wonderful to be back with you. last year i had a chance to talk about why "obamacare" is wrong for america, and today after hearing senator santorum, i can hear from all of you that that argument is still as important as it has ever been, that piece of legislation is less popular with americans than it has ever been before. today we will talk about another important issue, and that is washington's runaway spending. what is a fundamental step in getting it under control, which is a constitutional amendment to balance the budget. we are now entering year four of the obama economy. washington's debt is $15.30 trillion, 42% higher than when president obama took office. before there was a president obama, the good old days, we had never had an annual budget deficit of more than $459 billion. over the four years

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to my left is governor matthew mead of wyoming and handbag coach or is that the committee.the briefing books for this meeting were passed out in advance to all the governors here is part of the national governors association meeting. many of those committee hearings are going on simultaneously. so governors are rallying and joining us here. seated to my right is heather heather hogsett, national association special committee on public safety. police he had heard shooting a copies of materials and other assistance. assuming that this committee were up into the press them on the dean attendees and they really want to thank all of the nations agitates general for being with us here in a circle. i've never felt quite so well protected as i am at this hearing, including man adjunct general, jim adkins. today's session, changing out the national guard comes at a very important time. we've heard all about proposed force reductions and in fact there is a letter circulated to secretary pineda. so far he thinks i'm a 30 or 40 of us, expressing similar concerns about making sure that

wyoming has earned the reputation of being a great state.oung conservatives here from the university of wyoming to date during the crowd, and they will tell you we do it right because we believe in very low taxes, reasonable regulations, and every year by law we have to balance our budget at home in wyoming. that is what we are rated so highly, and that is why all of us believe it is important to have a constitutional amendment to balance the budget. 30 years ago, 1982, reagan gave a speech on the steps of the capital, and he was a favorite of cpac. this is what he told the crowd. he said, there are elitists. he said there are elitists who resent americans like yourselves getting involved in the serious business of changing the constitution. he said, but our constitution was not written to protect the government from its people. it was written to protect the people from their government. [applause] 30 years ago the solutions today are the same -- a balanced budget amendment to the constitution, and he said all of them are not the same period

wyoming, utah, colorado are the sweet spot. shale oil has been piling up.go anywhere because the pipelines to the coast have been clogged with oil going the other way. this result is texas crude = $ 106. canadian = $83. this shows you the disparity. however, not the entire story. when you factor and how much people are spending a state-by-state. at $4.20 per gallon that is 7 percent of their income on gasoline. mississippi, it is a 70¢ less but it is almost 12 percent of their income >> the castle would country club rtd up with occupy oakland protesters. they are protesting the elite two-year lock out of the food and beverage service staff when they joined a union hoping for better health care insurance. they locked out to their employees who joined. that march is expected at 9:30. >> a teacher and livermore has pleaded " not guilty ". murray johnson taught mathematics at the grid out of. she granada -- is charged with 24 counts. with intercourse, lewd acts, the victim is saying that he was molested, repeatedly. >> coming up new informations out of afghanis

host: wyoming senator john barrasso is our next guest.e makes regular stops to the "washington journal" for which we appreciate. he is one of the conferees in the payroll tax cut extension committee who is trying to work out the differences. what is going on? guest: it looks like the democrats have been told not to work together to get a solution. i want to get a solution to extend this payroll tax holiday on working out the issues of unemployment insurance. we need to make sure that doctors are able to continue to take care of medicare payments. host: what is the deadline? guest: february 29 but we would like to get some things done by this coming week. there is supposed to be a congressional recess. with congress away, you want to be able to get back and visit with those people to get the best solutions. host: are you thinking there could be another short-term extension? guess i do not want a short-term extension. -- guest: i do not want a short- term extension. how does one cut spending elsewhere when we have a $15 trillion debt. a hug

parts of kansas, wyoming and nebraska are bracing for the worst. much more on the specifics of the storm and by brian's complete forecast. -- bob ryan;s complete forecast. >> the u.s. marshal service has ordered a court-martial on bradley manning, accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. if convicted he could face life in prison. a court date has not been set. a maryland neighborhood is on alert after an elderly woman was beaten and robbed in her own home. only on 7, pamela brown is in polymer park with reaction from a frightened neighbor who heard the attacks. -- palmer park, where a frightened neighbor who heard the attacks. that the police or alerting them to suspect is on the loose. the police are canvassing this apartment complex on arnold road in suitland. but>> wow. >> talking with residents about what happened wednesday afternoon. >> i'm kind of scared. we are looking to move. >> i heard yelling. it was loud. >> this girl was home when she heard the cry for help next door. >> i was thinking, like, what is she saying? >> the wom

no problems in areas like colorado, wyoming, up to montana.y the time we get to valentine's day, we're going to watch a much warmer weather pattern. many areas above freezing. that's nice if you're heading out. the southeast is where we'll have light rain to deal with. carry your extra umbrella for someone. >>> if you're watching us in jacksonville, florida, in nearby gainesville, learn from the remains of creatures that are millions of years old at cruisin' the fossil free way at the florida museum of natural history. that's your early event of the day. i don't know where i come up with this stuff. >>> okay, bill. ing that you so much. now here's look at this morning's look at entertainment. there's no doubt their night was darkened by the death of whitney houston but the show definitely did go on saying we had a death in our family. ll cool jay held a prayer later accompanied only by piano jennifer hudson sang houston's trademark hit "i will always love you." she received a standing ovation. >>> foo fighters won five grammys for rock. anothe