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eastern. >> one mosque in wyoming i guess causing controversy with neighbors. a handful of muslims opened the center last year and face intimidation and lack of acceptance. we have the story. >> we had a new mosque open in town, there had never been one in the history of gillette and people contact me through the militia group i belong to. >> when the all white predominantly christian hometown in wyoming had its first mosque open in late 2015, he started a facebook page called stop islam in gillette. it soon attracted 400 members who shared his views that the mosque would foster islamic radicalism and incite terrorism. >> the issue with the mosque is we didn't know who was behind it, who was in it, where it came from. >> the family founded the mosque in a converted house. they make up almost all the muslims in gillette, 30 in all in a town of 31,000. >> we wanted a place to gather and pray and for kids to get taught islamic scripture. >> the families roots are in pakistan, but the khan name in wyoming since 1906. none of that seemed to matter when protestors le

, 70 or 80 in wyoming. of the 1000 miles of ruts it is still accessible we did about 500 of those miles. for the most part we followed the trail exactly. >> i'm halfway through your book, i really wish you had brought your brother with you. are you going to take them on your next trip? also how did you do your research? >> number one to answer your question i go out and give these talks and i think him a big eye because my book was a bestseller in all this. is so important and how i wrote the book, it's it's so good in all of this. someone usually stands up, it's it's usually a woman, house in it? [laughter] we just did an appearance together last week in maine and it goes well and it's good having him in the audience because he always adds when i said here's a picture of the trail and we had that baby back on the trail 24 hours later in the cassette and in the audience, he said excuse me, we? [laughter] because he did all the work. so he was back at work and he cannot make the distant events. how did i do

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u-n-l-v hosting wyoming tonight. stephen zimmerman back in the starting line- up after recovering from his injury. with the three. then seagears from the same spot -- splash. then guess who? it's seagears again. and then ike nwamu -- why not? four straight threes for u-n-l-v. they lead by 11 to start the game. but wyoming wasn't going down easy. josh adams -- hits the rainbow shot. and then jason mcmanamen -- gets the three to go, as well. u-n-l-v lead by just four, at the half. in the second half -- wyoming on the break. and adams -- gets the bucket and the foul. wyoming takes the lead. under ve to play now -- zimmerman gets the feed. he loses the ball... but derrick jones grabs it and cleans things up. that would tie it at 62. under four now -- seagears is open on the wing. and he hits the three to regain the lead. 2:25 to play now -- alexander aka gorski -- hits a three from the corner. wyoming down by just three. 20 seconds to go needs a bucket. but derrick jones swats it! nwamu heads the other way. he's fouled.

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football. >> wyoming was off limits to black players. student athletes, black student athletes were not gonna come here. and we had a real hard time with that. >> reporter: then this campus went into an evolution. today, according to university president dick mcginny who just launched efforts in diversity strategic planning. >> human nature changes very, very slowly. it takes generations. [ chanting ] >> reporter: when football and protests once again mixed this past fall at the university of missouri, griffin says it felt like 1969 again. except much different. >> look what happened at the university of missouri a couple month -- month or so ago. where the black athletes rose up in sympathy with the student body. >> we didn't support them like they should have been missouri did. and a president resigned over that! >> reporter: now the black 14 are celebrated for their strength. remembered through a sculpture in the student town. >> while it was difficult for those 14 kids, i think they could look back and say you know what? we did make

got some momentum in the second half and moved ahead....wyoming wins it 49 to 32. nine on youir side returns >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - aaron paul. from "crazy ex-girlfriend" rachel bloom. and it's mash-up monday with music from kceelo & the sunshine band. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nice and easy, here's jimmy kimmel!

got some momentum in the second half and moved ahead....wyoming wins it 49 to 32. nine on youir side returns abuse. planning was never the subject of a criminal investigation and denied assaulting the former school trainer who made the allegation. >>> a first for the wife of bill cosby. she's been deposed under oath about the sex counsel assault allegations facing her husband. it was a tense few hours. for her it's just the beginning. phillip lipoff of our boston station reports. >> reporter: security was tight. worried about privacy this black curtain blocked the hallway in the hotel where the deposition >> we have started the process of taking the deposition. the bad news is we're not done. >> reporter: it took seven hours just to get 2 1/2 hours of testimony from his wife. >> i got the sense she want to be there. >> she's being deposed in the lawsuit. >> hosteling the truth? is it the seven ladies that we represent or is it mr. cosby? mr. cosby you know filed a counterclaim. >> married to cosby more than 350 years, camille invoked spousal privilege several times

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against north korea. goevrnment - it's all linked to a church in wyoming. and that's where jordan burgess is live this morning. otto warmbier's parents say they hope his apology will lead to his release.that according to a statement to the university of virginia's newspaper.warmbier said he's not sure what his punishment will be.. he asked for mercy. "i made the worst mistake of my life, but please act to save me. please think of my family." family." during that press conference.. warmbier said he tried to take a political banner from the hotel where he was staying while visiting north korea over new year's.his supposed confession claimed the act was planned and involved a group at virginia where he goes to school.. a church in wyoming.. and the u-s government was designed to undermine the north korean government. remember.. many times those released. the u-s state department has said in these cases they typically work with the swedish embassy to get detainees returned.reporting live. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. this morning... the family of tara turner

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kara dblbx our sara celi joins us live from wyoming with the breaking details. live this confession... not without a few bizarre twists... with a member of friendship united methodist church.... who then encouraged him to steal a political sign from the staff-only section of the hotel he stayed in while in north korea over the new year. in front of state media, he said that church member offered to pay him to do this. warmbier made a series of detailed statements in front of a large confrence of state media and some members of the diplomatic community. of dpr korea for your forgiveness." live a spokesperson for friendship united methodist church told cnn that warmbier is not a member of the church. officials for the university of virginia also declined to comment about this case. reporting live, sara celi fox 19 now. new this morning new this morning... the search for a missing northern kentucky mother appears to have come to a tragic end. a woman's body has been discovered on route 8 near snag creek and the ohio "i'm here at the academy awards otherwise known a

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warmbier graduated from wyoming high school and is now a student at the university of virginia. he is accused of trying to steal request. warmbier also claimed he was manipulated by the united states administration. the north korean government alleges warmbier was encouraged by a secretive university society and the cia. lisa: developing now, we hope to learn more information about a body pulled from a northern kentucky creek. mark: the investigation is centered in bracken county' s snag creek. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with what we' ve learned so far. andrew: we know investigators been quite a bit of time on scene but the investigation into this discovery is just beginning. the discovery made off route 8 along the snag creek not too far from the ohio river. the body was found there. we don' t know if it is a man or woman. kentucky state police are investigating after the bracken county sheriff told -- called them in. the discovery was made not too far from the area of pendleton county where an investigation of the 31-year-old woman a falmouth has been mis

but in wyoming it's about speed.uman handlers this sport is more than just a hobby, it's a way of life. they are a close knit group, and competition is more camaraderie than cut throat. dog sled racing is open to anyone who wants to compete. all you need is a dozen dogs, and the ability to withstand bitter cold and extreme terrain. bragging rights won't come until saturday when a new winner is crowned. one musher and a team of dedicated dogs. >> slightly more accessible than the iditarod, which is a thousand miles. thajs -- thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. have a great weekend. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello a warm welcome to the news hour. i'm jane dutton in doha. coming up, thousands of syrians flee the aleppo countryside, as government forces break through rebel defenses. >>> burundi refugees sheltering in camps speak of killings allegely by government militia.

which included fashion statements from assistant coach max goode..and wyoming's larry shyatt.. bold color..imagine the sweater that beat out though.. 2nd half.. rebels leaving it out on the court.. 4 unlv players hit the deck for the loose ball..forcing the turnover..they are bringing the passion.. and the fireworkds.. block by zimmerman..loos e ball tracked down by derrick jones.. patrick mccaw the lob to a rim rocking zimmerman.. josh adams was unconcious..31 points.. 9th time he's gone over 30 this season.. but it was senior night and it was jordan seagears night..18 points on 6 3 balls.. wyoming getting wild..mccaw with the steal to senior ike nwamu who is so strong he flexes after the bucket.. game is still tight.. coach todd simon says get a stop.. and derrick jones comes rebels beat the cowboys for the 15th straight time at thomas and mack 79-74 ((todd simon/unlv coach: "it's a testament to where these guys have grown and come from. we've been on the wrong side of some close games in the past and they've continued to grow and learn how to finish. we talk about winning pl

unlv taking on wyoming inside the thomas and mack for the final home game of the season. the game just tipped off... and jon trisch is inside the mack with more on what to expect from the team tonight... jon? ((jon tritsch)) thanks wyoming as we speak in their home finale..it's been a season of unfortunate events for unlv..injuries... heartbreaking losses..and controversy have crippled the rebels..but tonight they have an opportunity to finish with a splash at thomas and mack.. wyoming coach larry shyatt and his signature yellow sweater are in town..the rebels lost by 1 to the cowboys in laramie earlier this season.. but unlv will have a sizable upgrade tonight.. 7 foot force stephen zimmerman is back in uniform after missing 3 weeks with a knee injury.. many fans have negative things to say about this season.. but a different word comes to mind for coach todd simon ((todd simon/interim head coach: "i'd probably go with heart. the group of kids in every situation has shown how big their heart is. they've been able to take on every little scenario; whether aren't willing a

and a graduate of wyoming high 3 police in dayton ohio say they don't know what the motive is behind a shooting that has left a pastor dead. 70-year-old william schooler was killed inside saint peters missionary baptist church.the reverend's brother..68- year-old daniel schooler.. is now facing a murder charge. dayton police - say this was not a random act of violence. and believe it has something to do with a domestic dispute. witnesses decribe what happened.... 3 curtis booker/witnes s07:58:24-:34"as we were noticed him go back to the pastor's room, and didn't think nothing about it. and then next thing i hear is boom, boom."while police aren't talking about any possible motive - the pastor's congregation has their suspicions.one witness said daniel schooler threatened the pastor before because he felt like he had rights to access the church's money.schooler is due in court today to answer to the charges. 3 right now.. firefighters are looking for the cause of a fire which destroyed a northern kentucky home.crews were called to a home on demossville road near the licking river in c

in amount west, colorado stay in wyoming have struggled the season. the rams host in the cowboys this afternoon in wyoming's josh adams went off at moby arena. thirty-seven points, eight rebounds and six assists. cowboys ticket 84-66. air force has struggled in conference play the season but they were on point today. hosting the second best team in the mountain west and new mexico how to lead late, but hating graham scores here and knows how to take it inside and outside. a fadeaway jumper and the linebacker von miller continues to make the rounds and watch{ him and his aggies against 14th ranked kentucky do some work. tie game. tyler davis for the buzzer and von miller left it. >> it looks like he just won the super bowl. >> he's that chat it. good to be von miller.q >> i feel like he's on a mission to see how many places he can hit. i swear he has been on late-night shows and alan. >> he has to spread the wealth a little bit. >> tammy on ellen. >> how will they they keep the ice frozen out there. >> i think the cooldown will help this week and in te

csu women beat wyoming, record strategic to 21 games in a row wins. men's side, cowboys were better. josh adams was better, better than anyone. he scored 37 thanks to a school record nine, i said nine, three pointers. wyoming wins, 84-66 to complete the season sweep. >>> emotional game at air force today. graham scored all of his game high 21 in the second half. he was playing for his grandmother who passed away friday. >>> later tonight cu will host ucla. >>> finally, the final night of matt madness. 896 wrestlers down to the top two in each weight class. state championship time at pepsi. >> reporter: it's a great after three long days we've had no shortage in action. let's look at how we got to tonight. in aaa alamosa's looks to defend his state title -- [inaudible] -- the panthers are still hanging onto the team's lead into tonight. [inaudible] meeker's tj sheldon will attempt to do what only 18 others in colorado have achieveed. straight state championship in aa. we'll be keeping an eye on the silver twin in cherry creek high school. starts at 6:3

the rebels and wyoming tip at 5 pm on saturday. one more thing.. when the rebels got back from boise... stephen zimmerman, ben carter and derrick jones had their apartment ransacked. somebody broke in and took some real sentimental stuff. (( )) todd simon/coach; "most significant that someone took was zimm's mcdonald all america ring, which was unfortuante, some of those personal items... so guys are shoe collectors... there's size 16 shoes out there and different items along those lines." hopefully somebody out there will do the right thing or knows about this. by the way, simon will be recognized tonight over at they're honoring the former head coach prior to the game. ((chris maathuis)) the niaa state playoffs in reno are underway... the semi's are played today. one girls game in the books... centennial beats reno in a rout 82-to-53.. samantha thomas led centennial with 25. in boys hoops... gorman is currently blasting reno. the division one title games are played tomorrow night. some highlights at 11. ((chris maathuis)) ufc's conor mcgregor can

wyoming. started working in media and i was was like wow, i didn't know bias existed. it was against republicans. the -- it was 1994 and that is when the republicans lost the nation. and left ask went back to denver, colorado and did what every good student that has graduated from grad school does. you know what i did? lived with my parents and waited tables. i am a planner, type-a,first born. i want to plan and my husband says if you are not worried you are worried you forget about what you were supposed to be worried about. what i learned over time is i have to let go of that. at a church singles group, i am sure it is in this book, there is a short verse that says fear not. i took a chance and ended up going to washington, d.c. if i look back at the things happening. moving to england to be with peter, moving back to washington to work at the justice department, all of those added up to what i do now. i cannot be responsible for what anybody else says or does. the only thing you can do is b

engelhaupt, a 6-3, 235 pounder, had been committed to wyoming before nebraska extended an offer. he was a key component of norfolk catholic's state runner up squad this year, rushing for 1,400 yards and 39 touchdowns while adding 89 tackles and two turn scores on the other side of the ball. engelhaupt is

lisa: a dramatic plea in north korea this morning from a former wyoming student. he' s apologizing for trying to steal a political banner in the communist country. 21-year-old otto warmbier was presented before the media today, saying he wanted the the mother of a friend. north korea announced in late january that it had arrested the university of virginia undergrad. developing now, we hope to learn more information about a body pulled from a northern kentucky creek. mark: the investigation is centered in bracken county' s snag creek. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with what we' ve learned so far. andrew? andrew: we know police were on scene in bracken county, working in the snag creek. they have since cleared the scene. we know a body was found, but we don' t know many details yet. kentucky state police say a body was found from the snag creek near the ohio river in bracken county. this is near the mehldal dam. police have said they don' t know yet if the body is that of a man or a woman. details like cause of death and how long they may have be

that snow is set up in southern wyoming out towards nebraska. our eastern plains along i-25 as far south as pueblo and even in the management although our folks in the mountains may not -- in the mountains may not see falling. in fact, we've gotten snow reports for some of our ski reports well over 2 feet. currently the center of that storm system is in southwest colorado. so the wind around this system is bringing the snow bands straight from the south to the north, but into this evening as this storm system positions itself into southeast colorado and the winds are more that upslope event and snow increasing. visibility has dropped to about 1/2 a mile in the metro area. some other spots have the blue color, low visibility, very cloudy skies and with winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour especially out towards eastern plains, that wind chill is making temperatures feel like the teens. so yeah, we've got winter in colorado. it's february here. we've got 20s right now and as the sun goes down, those temperatures will get even colder and we'll see

we are quiet this morning, but a cold attacheto low pressure over soh data and wyoming may bring a bit ofind to us as it sses through today. our areas isturetaed, so tre's rlly not much to worry about beyondhat wi. the wind c blow in t 15- mph range th morng and early is afternoon ter , the wind will begi easing. e gudownslope wind llelp the sutom our temperatures into the uppe40s lor 50by 10 am. expect lower 5 around colo ring and nument at noon with lower s around pueo ancaon city. most areas will mana 60s this afternoon with 5 ithe high elevations. thisveng wl be pary cldy with mperatur coolinghrouhe 50s and 40s and into the 3y th morning. we're learg the sheriff's deputyn grand juncon who s shot mtiple mes nday.. is not expected to survive. the mesa couy sheriff's office says depy "derek geer"s on fe support, and say he will peorm onlast selfless act of servic. by donatins organs. deputy geer is navy veteran, husband and fath of two chilen. hifamily released a statemen saying "their hearts are broken." a 17 year old male suspect is in custod.. charges are g. right now... a 2-year-o

r rning is md with 20s and 30 we are quiet ts morning, but co front attached to low wyoming maing a bit of wind to us t passhr ouar is moisturerved, so there'really not much to wor about beyond that wind. the wind canlow in the 15-25 mph range this morning and ear this afternoon. te2 pm, the wind will ben easing. the sun willll be with us today. the gustdownslope wind will help the sun to warm our temperatures into the upper 40s and lower 50s by 10 am. expect lower 50s around colorado springs and monument at noon withower 60s around eblo and can city mo areas will manage 60s this afternn with 5 in the high elevations. this evening will be partly cloudy with temperatures cooling through the 50s and 40s and into the 30s by 10 pm. come ts april... the "pedestrian acss act" ll take effect in colorado spngs. city council just pass the dince. prohibi people from sitti or reclining on dewalks, trails or otr public rightf ways, during "high traff hours" in certain pas of downtown and old colorado ty. now during the next 60-days.. violatorwill get a warng.. but after that, they could face a tiet

that is welcome news for many in gillett, wyoming. >> reporter: here in campbell county wyoming, energy, oil, coal, and natural gas, dominates the landscape and the economy. gillette, the county seat bills itself the energy capitol of the nation. >> we have been through booms and busts, you know. that's kind of the way the energy business is. but this one is tough because coal and oil are both down. so this one is tough. >> reporter: louise carter king is the major of gillette where an energy boom helped the population grow almost 50% since 2000. >> coal right now they are not talking about layoffs, and there hasn't been any, but i'm sure everyone is worried. it would be tough not to be. >> reporter: can you think of what campbell county looks like without energy revenue coming in. >> bleak. you know, if oil doesn't come back, which it will. i mean it just has to, it would be tough. >> reporter: people are calling the collapse of global oil prices, the steady decline in coal production, and suffer obama administration environmental regulations a perfect storm. >> coal still could come b

we do have snow in portions of wyoming that is rapidly heading into colorado's mountains. looks like 1" to 3" west of the continental divide areas. we'll get light snow in northeastern sections of wyoming you need to nebraska and south dakota. current readings are extremely warm. temperatures pushing 50 degrees already, and a downslope wind going here. high winds up and down the region. we will have plenty we -- of wind around here. after lunch time, the wind kicks up here at lower to rain, some in the afternoon it's going to be very windy around 35 miles per hour. that pushes temperatures into the low 60s for this last day of february so it's warm and dry , mountain snow and coming up in a few minutes we will see how long these warm temperatures stick around. >>> good monday morning, getting out of here with an excellent start so far. most areas will look just like this. i-25 and third avenue. overall the north -- i-25 has been pretty good, a 10 minute drive north or south bound with 65 miles per hour average overall. across the entire city, to 25 looks beautiful, no majo

warmbier on january 22nd for allegedly commiting hostile acts against the state.warmbier, a 21- year-old wyoming graduate and university of virginia undergrad, acknowledged and apologized for the alleged crime. 3 on the early morning of january 1st, 2016, i committed my crime of taking out the important political slogan from the staff-only area of the yanggakdo international hotel, aimed at harming the work ethic and the motivation of the korean people.warmbier says he was offered a used car worth ten-thousand dollars by a member of friendship united methodist church, who told him the slogan would be hung on its wall as a trophy.he also said he was told that if he was detained, 200-thousand dollars would be paid to his mother as charitable donations. warmbier says he accepted the offer because his family is suffering "severe financial dayton ohio police are trying to find the motive behind a deadly church shooting ... witnesses say they just finished singing when 68-year-old daniel schooler went into the back office, and opened fire inside saint peters missionary baptist church.police say he sho

we will bring you the penalty's remarks live around 12:15 eastern time. >>> one mosque in wyoming is causing controversy with neighbors. a handful opened the center and say they now face intimidation and a lock of acceptance. we have the story. >> we had a new mosque open in town. there had never been one. people contacted me through the militia group i belong to. >> when the all white predominantly christian hometown in wyoming haled its first mosque open in late 2015, he started a facebook page called stop islam in gym let. it soon attracted 400 members who shared his views that the mosque would foster islamic radicalism and incite terrorism. >> the issue with the mosque is we didn't know who was behind it, who was in it, where it came from. >> it was founded in a converted house. they make up almost all the muslims in gillette, 30 in all in a town of 31,000. >> we wanted a place to gather and pray and for kids to get taught slack scripture. >> the families roots are in pakistan, but the khan name in wyoming since 1906. none of that seemed to matter when protestors demonstrated out

collins to the wyoming border. that's the latest from the city. let's toss it to liz who is in denver. >> yes, you know it's continuing to get worse out here. we're going to show you how deep the snow is, i mean take a look, you can't see my boots and it's deep out on the roadways. this is downing st. and it's snow covered and a couple of in the area and really the same thing here on i- 25, snow covered as well, and not too many cars. they have 70 plows out tonight and i've talked with area road commissions and the big concern now is the blowing snow and possible icing. many departments are putting de- icer out tonight. reporting live, and we're tossing it to eric. weather on the denver 7 app and we'll update you throughout the night as the snow continues to fall and tune n tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. for the road and school closure. >> a bill could save parents and schools money. that's if the state picks up the tab for full day kindergarten for students. the main problem was funding priority and the big was laid over and will vote after an amendment t

that is why we are looking at high fire danger. 7:00 p.m. the south and wyoming, nebraska with gusts up to 40 miles an hour and humidity less than 14%, things are looking dicey as far as high fire danger. tomorrow i think it winds down a bit. 50 miles an hour speeds nederland to the red weather lakes area and those from the northwest here across the denver metro area as well. by tomorrow evening, things quiet down quite a bit. but it is going to be the series of weak little waves that dip into colorado throughout the work week. to our north and west the storm system, the center stays farther up to the north and that means we will just be seeing these gusty winds as the cold front pulls through. i think most of the moisture stays well to the north too. on hd doppler 9 you can see rain and snow in montana and wyoming and we have a lot at a little across the high country, but i mean less than an inch or 2 for northern mountains. beautiful by 3:00-4:00, temperatures will be a little cooler than today. it looks mostly sunny and by 10:00 tomorrow night we hang on to mostly clear skies. thi

tomororow the rebels close out the home portion of the season by hosting wyoming.... maybe stephen zimmerman is back... (( )) todd simon/coach; "wyoming is dangerous, two good scores who hit threes they're stingey defensively.. they pack it in. they make it difficult to run on them which is something we want to do." ((chris maathuis)) unlv golf coach dwaine knight has built unlv into one of the best programs in the nation. he can recruit against anybody, to be a rebel golfer is a privilege, not a right. so the 'second chance' story of senior zane thomas is pretty remarkable ((chris maathuis)) zane thomas was a highly star coming out of arbor view high. the world was his oyster. he could've played at a number of schools, but picked unlv and thrived. as a freshman he was named to the all mw academic team and won the so. nevada amatuer. as a sophmore.. thomas was co medalist at the u.s. amateur public links.. and was named to the all mountain west team. but then as a junior, his life and grades began to sink... his golf game was consistant, dwaine knight/coach; "it got t

from the denver metro area all the way to wyoming because of this bank of fog. account think that fog is. only 2000 feet thick or so, just enough to cover the downtown buildings. through right there. air. and once the sun comes up, it will mix that dry air down to the ground. oyster from the ground up and we will see the fog slowly start to dissipate by mid to late morning. on the big picture, the other pacific front hanging to the northwest. it will continue its track over the course of the weekend. once this burns off, we will have mostly sunny skies. a really nice day on the way. but as the front approaches, a couple of showers will pick up in southern wyoming and north nebraska. they could try to clip northeast colorado tonight. and tomorrow, that system passes through the region. by tomorrow night, we cannot rule out a stray shower somewhere on the eastern plains but i think most of us will stay dry and mild. here are the chapters today. 50s and 60s. the coldest air in the river valley heading to nebraska near 70. the southeast, 40s and 50s for your high. h

chris: "what was it like to have to tell the folks at wyoming i'm sorry but this situation just came up and i can't turn it down?" engelhaupt: "it was tough, because i got to know those coaches really well and they were great to me. and they always showed me as a top priority guy and i appreciated that so much. i just thought it was best for me to go to nebraska."chris: "what are you going to do to celebrate? you've got the day off from school i know that." engelhaupt: "me and some buddies are going to probably go to pizza ranch and 3 pizza ranch i love it! he's joining tanner hass of guardian angels and heelan's branden hohenstein who will both walk on this year. alriight nebraska preps released their girls basketball ranks late last night. south sioux city moves up from 4 to 2 in class "a". pierce got their first loss so they drop from 1 to 3 in c-1. west point beemer jumps from 6 to 5. in c-2 gacc and crofton remain 1-2. stanton was unranked and is now 9th.in d-1 emerson hubbard and howells dodge stay at 2 and 4 respectively. and pender drops from 7 to 8. wynot jumps from 8-7 in c

gusty conditions out there in southern wyoming, and nebraska. 28-mile per hour speeds out there, and fort morgue into sterling, 20-30-mile an hour gusts. the winds begin to relax, we get a break for most of tomorrow. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, if you're going to the gym, brunch, things are calming down. and that's going to be the theme for most of the day. you may find an occasional gust in the foothills, but that's nothing compared to earlier this week. few rain showers in sterling, but now most of the moisture is towards nebraska, dakotas and into wyoming. quick front passed through the area, mainly whipping up the winds a bit. this is going to provide cooler temperatures for us, and also few more clouds. high pressure is still anchored to the west, and that will bring us a couple more dry days before the next storm system that is brewing in the pacific northwest starts to work towards colorado. looks like we're going to see a wintry mix monday evening through news. how about 8:00 a.m., beautiful, few more clouds out there, and number of clouds pushing into the metro area around the fron

he really collapsed wyoming's defense. they have to account for him when he gets the ball deep in the paint and he's such a good passer he's able to find people. it really changes the entire outlook.") now, nevada's first choice for > an army staff sergeant is facing murder charges after police say he killed his wife and opened fire on three police officers in a washington, dc suburb. officer ashley guindon was shot and killed saturday on her first day on patrol. guindon and two other officers were responding to a domestic dispute saturday night, about 30 miles outside of washington dc. police arrested 32 year old ronald hamilton, an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. they say he shot and killed his wife then opened fire on the officers. (( sharon zimplemann/neig hbor it was very scary. i heard the shots, like 4 to 5 shots back to back.)) ((sharie johnson)) > the two other officers are expected to recover. officer guindon is the 4 officer killed in the department's history./// coast guard says 16 rep

andrew: the unusual and detailed confession from otto warmbier from wyoming, ohio, under detention in north korea. from the live alert desk, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: a congregation in dayton is in shock after their pastor was killed at church. witnesses say william schooler was shot right after he finished his service on sunday. police say the man who pulled the trigger is schooler' s own brother. witnesses say pastor schooler went into his study following the final prayer, and that' s when his brother daniel got up and followed him inside. >> then we heard pa-pow, pa-pow, pa-pow. that' s when everybody started running. i had my coat and purse still in there. all i had was this walker and we all ran out. >> i can' t believe it. i can' t believe it, that my pastor is gone. daniel schooler at the church. he is expected to appear in court on murder charges later today. mark: community leaders in hesston held a church service sunday for the victims in thursday' s deadly shooting spree in kansas. civic and religious leaders along with members of the community gathered to light ca

, home to some of the country's largest mines. >> reporter: here in campbell county, wyoming, energy,l and natural gas dominates the landscape and the economy. gillett the county seat bills itself the energy capital of the nation. >> we have been through booms and busts, you know, that's kind of the way the energy business is. but this one is tough because both coal and oil is down, usually if one is up the other is down or, you know, so this one is tough. >> reporter: louise carter king is the mayor of gillett where an energy boom helped the population grow almost 50% since 2,000. coal right now, they are not talking about any lay offs. and there hasn't been any so it's -- but i am sure everyone is worried. it would be tough not to be. >> reporter: can you think of what campbell county looks like without energy revenue coming in? >> bleak. you know, if oil doesn't come back, which it will. mine, it just has to. it would be -- it would be tough. >> reporter: people here are calling the collapse of global oil prices. the drop in control and president obama a perfect storm. >> coal stil

i am from wyoming, i don't really do that. usa today's table, sitting across from me is junior senator from illinois barack obama. he and i laughed for four hours. i had so much fun. there is a lot of buzz around him. he had just gone to town, had a great convention speech in 2004 and everybody wanted to be around him. i had his full attention, where i grew up in wyoming, wanted to know about peter and washington and so much fun, took me to meet michele during one of the brakes and i got home and peter said how was your night? didn't get to go to the great american event. i said i got to tell you i sat across from barack obama, the new senator from illinois and i think he could be president in like 20 years. i am now the press secretary and the financial crisis is happening, john mccain suspended his campaign, calls barack obama at the oval office, we will be in the cabinet room for that meeting and 43 walks in and i am falling behind, i am a good staffer, i don't expect anyone to remember me so i always reintroduce myself. ob

chris: "what was it like to have to tell the folks at wyoming i'm sorry but this situation just came up and i can't turn it down?" engelhaupt: "it was tough, because i got to know those coaches really well and they were great to me. and they always showed me as a top priority guy and i appreciated that so much. i just thought it was best for me to go to nebraska."chris: "what are you going to do to celebrate? you've got the day off from school i know that." engelhaupt: "me and some buddies are going to probably go to pizza ranch and celebrate." 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 <> 3 that's all our time for now.

and the mountain state, colorado state in wyoming have struggled this season. the rams hosting the cowboys this afternoon and wyoming jumped all over them right from the start. they were led by senior guard josh adams went off at mobile arena. how about 37 points, eight rebounds and six assists. cowboys ticket 84-66. air force has struggled in conference play the season, but they were on point today. the mountain west. new mexico had a lead late but hating graham takes care of business here and scoring on the break. cut into one and then graham showing off the range. he buries the long to with a fade away. done, showing off the hops. a big slam and air force pulls the upset 76-72. super bowl mvp and broncos linebacker, von miller, continues to make the rounds visiting his old college texas a&m. the guy has been{ everywhere. and he says aggies and a good one against 14th ranked kentucky. tie game and then tyler davis is there for the buzzer beater. von miller loves it. aggies when it 79-77. from one von to another, congratulations to vail's lindsay von in italy

tomorrow look for strong winds to keep going in wyoming. they spread down over the mountains tomorrow evening so if you live on the west side of town, strong winds and sunday morning strong wind over the eastern plains. mountains, one to 3 inches -- 1" to 3". tonight in the 60s, to lock -- tonight in the 30s, tomorrow the forecast 73 is the record for an outdoor -- for an nhl hockey game. more wind and snow. not a big deal. >> it is still winter, right? >> is it really? >> if you look at the calendar. [laughter] >> i guess it is. >>> the drive from sky 9 on 225 and mississippi is looking good. we've got more cars out there at this 6:00 hour, 6:15 and let's take a look at the roads issues out there. you will notice we're still mainly in the green. we are seeing some slowing for those -- on i-225 in the northbound direction. we do have stronger winds loveland, but winds not strong enough to cause any advisories, just breezy out there. speeds in the 60s eastbound, >>> coles will shut down 18 stores around the country. we don't know exact locat

heart imagine near cody wyoming. -- heart mountain near cody, wyoming. these have transferred down 200 years. you can see why it is such important information. lineyou have the red showing the missouri river. you see the rivers that feed into it. this was all compiled from his information. this information went to england and was transferred to the first geographical map of north america. the most significant part of the indian that tribesmen filled this map with all of the people all over the west. when this was compiled in that wasall of that put in worthy geographical features. he erased all these thousands of people that lived out there. that is why unconvinced people in the east said, well, it's an empty landscape ours for the taking, because nobody is there. is all done with the stroke of a brush that dozens of people are gone. -- it is all done with the stroke of a brush that thousands of people are gone. as lewis and clark go west, they encounter these people. that expedition could not have succeeded without the help of those indians they encount

the same goes for wyoming which has been holding caucuses for super tuesday. bernie sanders hasn't quite been quality -- been calling colorado a must win state but he said it's a major stop here ahead of the carcass. thousands packed into the moby arena to show their support of that csu. they've reportedly outspent rival hillary clinton in colorado. he knows colorado is important but again he says it's not a must win. >> nothing is a must win. we've got dozens of states, but colorado is very important to us. >> in our one-on-one interview with sanders he said that he's decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. >>> hillary clinton worked the crowds in tennessee over the weekend, hoping to build momentum going into tuesday. according to a recent wall street journal poll, clinton leads sanders by nearly a two to one margin in georgia and texas. the same poll shows donald trump leading in tennessee. senator ted cruz is ahead in his home state of texas. most of the polls were done before last week's gop debate. they re-interviewed about 30% and most of them tho