i will talk the wyoming governor about the pipeline. the miserable jobs numbers slammed down stocks. the dow off 168. investors know the truth behind the numbers. they are worried the next few months of stats and profits will be as bad as the recent numbers and today's jobs report. first tonight, the headline, a much weaker than expected jobs report, my hunch is that obama is not too thrilled about it, either. cnbc's john harwood joins us with the details, good evening, john. >> reporter: good evening, larry. i don't think the white house is thrilled but won't surprise you they don't have the same spin on the numbers that you do but we have to get used to that because this is the kind of jobs report that is weak enough it can be spun any way you please. let's start with the top line numbers. first of all the overall unemployment rate went down from 8.1 -- 8.2 to 8.1%. so far, so good. 115 non-farm payroll jobs added. the household survey, household survey shows 169,000 fewer people with jobs, and 342,000 people leaving the labor force i

>> i love, wyoming, and wyoming is my home and what i have been hearing about from people across wyoming is how important it is that we defeat barack obama in 2012 and if you ask people in wyoming are you better off now than you were $5 trillion ago they will say absolutely not. >> chris: the reason i'm bringing this up is there was a report that you are traveling around the state anded that you are thinking of running for the senate from wyoming in 014. >> i have been honored to have been asked to help support the republican party in wyoming. as i said it is my home and a pecs face but i'm really focused on defeating barack obama. we don't have the luxury of looking beyond this election because this election is so important. >> chris: to be continued. we have to take a break here. when we come back we will turn to foreign policy and politics. how did the obama administration handle the case of that chinese dissident?  >>> we are closely engaged in following up as he takes the next steps and we will certainly keep you informed. >> chris: secretary of state hillary clinton on saturday e

>>guest: i love wyoming. wyoming is my home. have been hearing from people across wyoming is how important it is we defeat president obama in 2012 and they are very afraid about, you ask people in wyoming are you better off than $5 trillion ago and they will say absolutely not. >>chris: the reason i where this up there was a report yesterday you are traveling around the state and you are thinking of running for the senate officer wyoming. ex-i have been honored to have been asked to help support the republican party in wyoming and as i said it is my home and a very special place but i am focused on beating president obama. we do not have the luxury of looking beyond this election because the election is going forward. >>chris: to be continued. here. when we come back we will turn to foreign policy and politics. how did the obama administration handle the case of that chinese dissident? ♪ [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let

see it is coming down to wyoming. walter cronkite said there is teddy kennedy hurrying across the floor. he is hurrying over to the wyoming delegation. you see him saying something to the chairman this as wyoming casts 15 votes for john f. kennedy. after kennedy has the majority, a number of states did. it was close that he was going to make its. >> you said they were both ruthless. explain what that means. give us examples. >> it is always easier to do it with lyndon johnson. johnson's worthlessness throughout his life was striking. in the last volume, he world and destroyed the senate career of earl clemens by forcing him to vote on an earlier version and medicare. they knew that if he votes id f, he would be destroyed because the ama had been very active in the state. johnson says unless i need your vote, i will not call on you. he really knows that he needs it. when it is a tie vote and he sends bobby baker to clemens, he said the sweat was pouring down his face. he had to give it. johnson had to win. he had to wi

i know between i think wyoming and utah, well, we have about 6800 apds that what we call front-logged that we have issued apds but the companies have not taken the action to activate those. i don't have the exact number. >> the testimony essentially, the thrust of the testimony from at least two of the state regulators or officials was we don't need no stinkin' federal government why not just let in this case utah regulate what happens with land? what's wrong with that? >> well, as it relates to hydro logic fracturing or fracking, what we discovered in review of our own regulations, they were very outdated. many of the states including colorado, wyoming, texas, arkansas, were starting to develop regulatory procedures to address various requirements associated with fracking. and so we looked at our regulations, the secretary of interior has done an incredible job with public outreach in d.c. back in the fall of 201 subsequently held regional meetings, got recommendations from the secretary of energy's natural gas subcommittee, all of which was helping the blm kind of formulate what imp

liz, are you considering to run for the senate of wyoming. >> i love wyoming and wyoming t is my homend how important it is that we dephot obama in 2012 f. you and people are you better off now than five trillion dollars ago they say absolutely not there was a report yesterday that you are traveling around thitate and knowledging of running from the senate in wyoming. >> i am honored to and help support the republican party in wyoming, but i am focusing on dephoting bark obama. we don't have the election of looking beyond the election. >> chris: to be continued and we'll take a break. when we come back . we'll turn to foreign policy and politics a farewell long awaited. goodnight, stuffy. goodnight old luxury and all of your wares. goodnight bygones everywhere. [ engine turns over ] good morning, illumination. good morning, innovation. good morning unequaled inspiration. [ male announcer ] the audi a8, chosen by car & driver as the best luxury sedan in a recent comparison test. chosen by car & driver as the best luxury sedan we love theme parks but with four kids, it can just be too e

then out in the mountains of montana and wyoming, around yellow stone and north of there, there is snow in that radar. you can see the light or purple. on traft here for memorial day weekend. we're going to be very summer like here with the forecast coming up in just a minute. >> memorial day weekend is the trational start of the weekend, and thanks to falling gas prices, more and more of us are driving this year. >> triple a is estimate more people are hitting the roads this holiday weekend. if you haven't left yet, sheldon dutes has some advice for you. >> it seems like almost everyone is getting out of dodge this weekend. >> we live in baltimore. we're going home to see our parents. >> we're going to ocean city. >> we're planning to go to ohio. >> more than 720 marylanders are traveling this holiday weekend. that's up 1.4% compared to last year. of that group almost all of them will be driving. sky team 11 got a birds -- bird's eye view. even though the tolls went up from $2.54 to $3 last fall, drivers are not too concerned. >> it is $1.50. we're still going to go home and go to the

northern wyoming, quiet in seattle throughout the day and tomorrow night we start -- tomorrow afternoon and evening we -- night really we get the better chances for the showers. should i say increase into the overnight hours. and if you're watching us on knbc in los angeles, california, experience the photographer's stunning ability to shape identities at portraits of renown at the j. paul getty museum. >> todd, thanks so much. here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> it is official. the alien hunters has taken out the super heroes at the box office. "men in black iii" earned $70 million over the four-day holiday weekend, not quite what was expected but one of the year's best openings. "the avengers" took second, and is very close to knocking "the dark knight" out of third place on the all-time money list. >>> three years after getting engaged at a same-sex marriage rally, cynthia nixon and christine marinoni married. kyra nightly is engaged. justin timberlake and jessica biel celebrated their engagement in california. rumors say they're planning a supper ceremony

>> well, the filing deadline in wyoming hasn't come yet. people can continue to file for election till june 1st. we'll see how the field shapes up. but i'm privileged and proud to represent the people of wyoming in the united states senate. i'll try to do that again for the next six years. >> what do you think of the visual image that he's holding a rifle in his image? >> i've been endorsed by the n.r.a. in the past. i'm a life member of that portion. and i expect to gain their endorsement again this year. >> sir, while we have you, we are expecting the supreme court to come back some time this month or at the beginning of june with a decision in regard to president obama's health care law. what is the gop's plan "b" if that were to be overturned? >> we need to repeal and replace this health care law. 67% of americans in a "new york times" poll believe that this health care law ought to be found unconstitutional because of the mandate that everyone must buy a government-approved product. so we first have to repeal if they don't overturn. if

just one thing i'd like to have unanimous consent to add to the record a letter from the governor of wyoming mentioning about this, saying he feels like the rules are very duplicative to what they already do in wyoming and this is going to create two different sets and frustration with that. i would like to add to that the record, as well. let me ask a couple questions. we're limited on time. they have called the votes and i want to honor your time as well. how long will this process add, do you think, this new additional set of regulations, to the permitting process? so how many days do you think it will add? >> you know, i don't have exact days. but i think the requirements is somewhat -- i think they're very -- they're very basic. in terms of the constituents or chemicals used primarily in many cases a water, sand-based solution. we're asking the companies after they complete the fracking information to compile that information to us within 30 days. >> this morning in testimony we heard there was an estimate given this would add up to 100 days in the process. and i didn't know if you all

michael enzi (r- wyoming)no solo a 40% de los estudiantes del pais a un costo de 7 dolares al mes.tes, que deben en promedio 25 mil dolares cada 1, estan preocupados de poder repagar sus deudas al graduarse. orlando perez, estudiante con prestamo y es sumamente triste porque ahora mismo en la actualidad muchos de los estudiantes tenemos rpestamos y se va a hacer bien dificil conseguir trabajo cuando salimos de estudiar. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c.la deuda general en prestamos estudiantiles en todo el pais supera en cientos de miles de millones de dolares a la cantidad que la gente adeuda en tarjetas de credito y en prestamos para comprar carro. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. en ecuador, un autobus cayo por un precipicio, dejando nueve muertos y 35 heridos ... el accidente ocurrio enruta macas - guayaquil, desde la amazonia h el conductor del autobus perdio el control l vehiculo y volco, rodando hasta el borde de un precipicio por el que termino cayendo 150 metros al vacio y quedando completame nte destruido... las autoridades locales buscan al chofer

it involves a town meeting in wyoming. you know people come in and raise their hands and they are upset about something and this raucous meeting is going on yet he is presiding at the end over the door comes ted kennedy. people cannot believe it. they say what is this guy doing in wyoming? and another one stands up and says that ted kennedy, he's here in wyoming. she is a horse's ass. since then jumps up, runs to the back of the room and throws him into a snowbank. when he comes back in kennedy says to him good heavens, that was magnificent. i had no idea that this was kennedy country. [laughter] he looked at him and said it's not to read its horse country. [applause] senator alan simpson. [applause] >> firsthand this is beyond repair. well then i will save it for later. [laughter] if i start at around this room there are some wonderful people here, and i am not going to do that, haven't had a drink, i will a little later. but i have to say don took this over and what she forgot to say is that when he was 17 and he borrowe

identify also wanted a diversity, i wanted devil's tower in wyoming, so i wanted to make sure, like, i'd have a devil's tower box. and he went to the bighorn out in montana and wyoming, you know, when he was a young man, so maybe -- so i would arrange it in different ways, but i think in terms maybe more than most humans i think in terms of geographical places. i'm terribly influenced by my voi environment where i'm at, the places i went to is the one i wanted to write. i collect everything like a stamp collector. i want everything i can get, you know, on the painted desert or the petrified forest. roosevelt saved the petrified forest national park in arizona. >> so, you're finished with your manuscri manuscript, how do you ensure it's accurate? >> it's hard. it's always the thing you worry about the most. i get ill that if you're going to have a mistake in your book and you're bound to, and believe me, you know, somebody will e-mail you or write you a letter usually nice and you'll say i'll correct it in the next edition. but additionally, like, in this manuscript, i sent chapters t

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stint in writing as a reporter, state editor for the casper, wyoming, star tribune. he has spent the last 30 years as a reporting editor. mr. whelan and his wife pat now live in kerry, north carolina. in the fall of 2003, mr. whelan released his first book, jefferson's war," which the fort worth star telegram woo a bit of sturdy history. it was soon followed by the 2005 release of" jefferson's vendetta: the pursuit of aaron burr and the judiciary," elegantly written and smartly conceived. tonight we are here to celebrate his newest release, invading mexico. so please, join me in giving a warm welcome to mr. joseph whelan. [applause] >> i want to thank you for coming, and i want to thank quail ridge for inviting me. this is my third visit here. really appreciate it. um, let's start by talking about what the mexican war was and was not, and then i'll go into some more of the details. mexican war is one of america's o forgotten wars. the civil war 15 years later all but erased its memory. this has robbed us of insight into the origins of other wars. for example, in impo

he will be attending a fund-raiser at vice president cheney's house in wyoming this summer.now is frank rich, a writer at large at "new york" magazine. his piece this week in "new york" magazine is called, "post racial farce," which argues that the nation's conversation on race is as wacky and frankly hopeless as a new broadway play called clyburn park. i should also mention, the previous works of frank, that i found myself reading again today, in seeing the bush/cheney years come roaring back in the romney campaign, his book, "the greatest story ever sold," great to see you. >> great to see you, rachel. >> i keep my frank rich archive close at hand for moments like this. >> i'm impressed, thank you. >> you were writing about how we don't necessarily move on from either our good debates or our old debates. we tend to be stuck in some of the same ruts and we tend to talk ourselves into the idea that we are making progress when we are not. is the republican party in a position that they have moved on from the bush/cheney years, or are we about to re-live them? >> it's hard to

. >> muy buenas nochesn solo unas hras, el estado de nueva rk, implementará muninides seguras con wyomingicas y reacciones desde el país tenemos viviana ávil con la información >>>a partir d este martes los estadosde nueva york kaas y wyomingondn e actidad el progra comunidades ras, ermit que la policía pueda compartir información con inmigracn. > sotros noo creemque progra deba existir en ningún sitiodstados unidos,s, y nosotros nosentimos norados. >>> de lareción programa en el 2008, másde800 mil inmigrantes han sido deados mucs cen que esto es un atentado. >>> to aparta a la falias y tienen temr conas familias paraque pued caminar con sus hijos en la calle. >>>s personas a cada roe encuenan con picía c pensar que lo puen arrestar y puedes quedar en una lista de deportión. >>adem el programa trae costxtras al estado. >> poru pae, i indicó que comunidadeseguras es rrienta s eficaz, para que agencia enfoque sus recursos en la person qion la leyes de inmigraci. >>> a pesar de esto, el prrama comunidades seguraspuede implentarse a comienzos del 2013. >>>ha en méxico, nde las auridadecontinú

moved back to run for the house seat there in 1978 and win, but of course he had deeper roots in wyominghe has really grown up on the east coast and interested in running for office and we thought maybe for virginia, maybe wyoming looks like friendlier territory. >> the chainy's parents had a home there for years and years and clearly they spent a lot of time there. >> i don't know what her intentions are. >> she is a former state department official, fox commentator, she has a lot of experience. >> and has taken a role of commenting on all sorts of policy issues and a two-year walk up, and it is not just a fly in, moving in before the filing deadline. if she is there for two years and participating then it looks like she is laying the groundwork. >> two years ago allen simpson's son ran for governor so a famous name gets you attention. it doesn't guarantee a nomination. >> his grandfather was a senator and father a senator. >> no guarantees. >> good to see you. we'll be right back. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you tal

which is -- so it shows his cross-cutting, his ability to reach across party lines in wyoming. and of course it had no impact on the election. >> but to me karl's point, had gore picked bill nelson, senator florida, would that have made it -- because the election was so close. see, that's what i'm -- the reason the vp hasn't mattered in most of these elections is because the race is mostly -- walter mondale. would it hell have mreally have who he picked for vp? this one actually could be so tight in some of these big -- >> so your choice would be to go -- for romney your advice would be to go for someone like a portman or a rubio who can help you with a state. how about ryan, wisconsin? good choice? >> oh, man. you've got to be doubling down on a lot of issues to do that. it's going to be tough -- because of some of those -- >> i think it depends what happens on june 5th. if walker wins by a good plarnlgin, four, five, six points, then wisconsin's in play. if he ekes out a narrow victory but loses, 51.5, 49.5, then it probably means wisconsin is not in play. because it means th

the watercolors he brought back from wyoming, the first color images of yellowstone, played a key role in the creation of the national parks system. yellowstone had long been familiar to american indians, mountainmen, traders and travelers. legendary,eemingly unbelievable stories made their way east. the canyon was said to be a "fearful chasm the river a "frightful torrent," the sulfur springs wre "diabolical," the place where "hell bubbled up." while the eruption of old faithful was said to be "the most magnificent sight ever witnessed." in 1870, a group of private citizens from montana led by henry washburn, had ventured into yellowstone to see if these stories were true. an account of their experiences appeared in scribner's monthly thfollowing spring. the editors ha hired younmora to turn field sketches made by amateur artists in the party into publishable illustrations. this commission introduced moran to a landscape he had not yet seen, and changed the course of his career. his interest piqued, moran arranged to join an upcoming expedition to yellowstone led by ferdinand hayden,

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr.enzi: there's no reason we're having this debate today. freezing student loan interest rates for one year during tough economic times is something i believe we all agree on. so it should be relatively simple to accomplish. the president supports it, governor romney supports it, a bipartisan majority in both the house and senate support it. giften this kind of agreement, i see no reason why both sides could not have a good-faith discussion on where to find $6 billion in savings in a government with a budget that spends nearly $2 trillion annually. actually, we spend more than $2 trillion annually. i would mention that this bill has not been to committee. i hope that the american people have noticed that bills that go to committee and then come to the floor are usually successful. i hope they've also noticed that bills thew don't gbills that doe and then come to the floor are not successful. it is what we have here today. you bring a bill that you know the other side -- well, in fact thi

they are talking about one or 2 feet of gas out in the mountains of wyoming.here are winter storm warnings for the rockies for the memorial day weekend. sunday, we cannot rule out a storm popping up during the heat of the afternoon. memorial day, it looks pretty much the same. 85-90 tomorrow. on the bay, at that will be a nice place to be on saturday. up in the mountains, isolated storms, less than a 20% chance. 78-80 degrees. eastern shore, a little humid, almost 90 on sunday. the coast, including ocean city, a good deal of sunshine in the forecast. insta-weather-plus forecast seven-day, a thunderstorm becomes more likely on tuesday and wednesday. >> she could be the next olympic gold medalist in track and field. >> before she makes it to london, she has to qualify. >> a new space race begins, this one involving private companies looking to make money companies looking to make money in m companies looking to make money in m wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geic

johnson: i guess the senator from wyoming, you're standing up. it looks like you might have another concluding comment. mr. barrasso: mr. president, i want to thank my colleagues who are here today sharing their time and their insight. they have a lot of insight because they've run businesses. they've worked to actually meet a budget, live within the budget, have dealt with government regulations. and the senator from texas was talking about these regulations. they're burdensome, they're expensive, they're time-consuming. hard to budget when you don't know what to expect. that's what the american people who create jobs and who work jobs, they need some predictability, some certainty so they can make wise decisions. whef you have a congress -- when you have a congress led by the democrats in the senate, the unpredictability is there. there is so much confusion and uncertainty that people have a hard time making longer-term decisions. i know my colleague from wisconsin, that's what i saw in my medical office, and as i talked to my colleagues, i kno

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming is recognized. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. i come to the floor -- the presiding officer: the sna is currently in a quorum call. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor today, as i have week after week since the president's health care law has been signed, to talk as a doctor, someone who's taken care of patients all around wyoming, someone who's run the wyoming health fairs, giving low-cost medical screenings to thousands and thousands of citizens around our state, and someone who knows we needed health care reform in a way that was giving patients the care that they need from the doctor that they want at a cost they can afford. and there were so many promises made with this health care law that i come week after week because there are so many broken promises. and today i wanted to remind -- remind the body that former speaker of the house nanc

. >> you say you're expecting more storms in kansas and wyoming?> wyoming is where i'm heading for today, there is a severe risk for minnesota through kansas and oklahoma. minnesota is the hot spot. >> what do you advise people who might be living in the areas should they take cover? >> be alert to the weather. the big thing with the holiday weekend, everybody is out doing things, make sure you are paying attention and if dark skies approach, take cover and be out of the weather. >> tony, don't you think it would have been safer to go to a family barbeque or neighborhood barbeque this weekend instead of chasing storms? >> yeah, it seems like every memorial day weekend i'm out doing this. i don't think i had real memorial day barbeque in ten years. >> i think you should try one as much as we love having you on, try one next year. thank you very much. >>> coming up vice president joe biden speaks to military families who lost loved ones, sharing thoughts on his own unspeakable grief. hear what he has to say. my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male anno

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. >> reporter: reggie lives in wyoming and wants to visit every major league park while still keeping track of the o's. >> they won that game yesterday. i had that game on the radio waiting for the game to start. >> reporter: so it's going pretty good for the o's. love's in the air and fans are coming back proving that seeing and not seeing is believing. i'm lamont williams, abc2 news. >> let me lad more to the story, can i? reggie called the orioles up and they quickly got back in touch with him, got him his own private tour and he felt walls of the warehouse and went out on the field and felt that. that is a great thing. tonight at 11:00 breakfast is the most important meal of the day. yet many of our children are coming to school hung gri. a to chef has joined the push to make sure every child starts the day with a proper breakfast. the school breakfast programs are available across the state but according to a study in 2011, two thirds of students said they regularly taught children who came to school hungry. >> i want all kids to have the same opportunity to have a wholesome brea

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prepared to be several miles wide so the wedding went on as planned the couple now on the moon is in wyoming. >>> i would be freaking out >>> they are in love c'mon. >>> with seen the heir to the british throne as a weatherman >>> such a hit dude. a visit to a music studio in toronto he joked about the days of disco and when he was a d j an idea j tudor shows and the basics of mixing and scratching >>> he has a little rhythm there. >>> i'm glad to see he is loosening up and having fun. around the bay area part cloudy skies wendy of course, the winds will kick up again stronger this afternoon in, now a few low clouds towards the bay shore on mostly clear in the valley will see plenty of sunshine in most spots. the will and will blow again and palin out for the coastline and high pressure will not get here it will camp out for the better part of the week. we've got winds kick up towards the coast line towards the afternoon hours, winds 25-30 m.p.h. and sustained out towards the coastline. strong gusts through the mountain gaps. it looks like things calmed down tonight and toward tomorrow morni

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor today, as we have week after week since the health care law has been passed, with a doctor's second opinion about the law that i have great concerns with. and i do that as a doctor who practiced medicine for 25 years, took care of families all around wyoming, was involved with a number of different programs aimed at prevention, prevention of disease, early detection of disease or early treatment of disease. so i -- i come to the floor today to talk specifically about a portion of the health care law that's been discussed quite a bit in the last week or two on this senate floor. congress has talked a lot about the so-called prevention and public health fund which is included in the president's health care law. and, you know, when i looked at this health care law initially and co

and dick cheney will be hosting a fund-raiser for mitt romney at his home in wyoming.idence this morning that the already fuzzy lines between super pacs and the campaigns are being blurred again. nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff joins me live this morning. i understand you've discover that had romney's new top energy adviser donated nearly $1 million to a romney super pac a month after joining the team. who is this guy? >> reporter: harold hamm, he is the chairman and ceo of a company called continental resources that has struck it big-time in the north dakota oil shale game. mr. hamm's company has bought up most of the leases for the bakken shale formation in north dakota and has struck it rich there. in fact, mr. hamm was featured in a "business week" article back in january under the title "the man who bought north dakota." he's been very critical of obama's energy policies, thinks he's holding back oil and gas drilling in the united states, been very aggressive on that. and he emerged in march as being named by the romney campaign as th