in wyoming, officials say their numbers reached 500 in the checkerboard region and the bureau of landt is looking to remove many. with the federal agency charged with protecting them accused of selling hundreds to slaughterhouses. "america tonight's" chris bury brings us the story. >> i see horses up here. there is nothing any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses and we've got like two or three up here. and they're even a couple of babies, i think. >> reporter: for 21 years ginger katherines a documentary photographer has focused her attention on wild horse he that still roam wiexg an wyoming andr western states. these are among over 800 wild horse he living freely in the rugged sage of western wyoming, sharing the land with elk and antelope. >> they are evocative of a time long ago. it's thrilling to see them. big spectacular animals still on the landscape. they're wild and so they have this spirit inside that they exude that a lot of times you don't see with domestic horses. >> and now katherines has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. siding with preservatio

remarks at the university of wyoming fieldhouse in laramie. billings, montana. crowd at the airport is large and a town of only 33,000. a drive through western scenery to the yellowstone county fairgrounds at billings. ♪ >> president kennedy spoke of the complexity of a world in the midst of great changes, and of the need for each citizen to look beyond the present and help lay the foundations for a peaceful and prosperous future. pres. kennedy: there is no action which any of us can take in washington that gives us greater confidence in the future of this country than to leave our city of washington and come west to wyoming, montana, california, and recognize that a great writer from my own state of massachusetts said, eastward i go. only by force. westward i go free. i walked towards montana. i express my thanks to all of you. [applause] pres. kennedy: and i'm confident that when the role of national effort in the 1960's is written, when a judgment is rendered, whether this generation of america took those steps at home and abroad to make it possible for those

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it starts building in wyoming. high wind warnings for today and tonight in wyoming. during the morning tomorrow the winds will pull across the foothills and spread across colorado. that's going do combine tomorrow with low humidity so we have a fire weather watch out for the entire eastern plains during the afternoon tomorrow. essentially from the base of the foothills to the kansas and nebraska border. gusts up to 50 miles per hour, humidity less than 15%. very, very dangerous fire conditions already in eastern colorado. >> thank you much. bicyclists now have the option to ride between denver and boulder. the final section of the boulder turnpike bikeway, an 18 mile path opens today. the first section opened last june. complete. while the path opens today there may be still some around here. i've ridden a good pretty cool. >> i saw so many people talking so excited about it. >> very nice. >>> as he hands over command of the international space station astronaut scott kelly said he >>> to relinquish command of the international space station to my friend and colleagu

the wyoming police are continuing to investigate. reporting live in wyoming, briana harper the now cincinnati turning to weather -- much colder today than this time yesterday.but at least we saw the sun this afternoon! clouds will decrease as the day goes on, turning mostly sunny by the evening drive. another quick moving area of low pressure swings through the ohio valley late tonight and during the day thursday. this will bring a light snow chance thursday morning. the chance is a little bit better north of the ohio river and this is where we might see a dusting of snow on the ground before the morning rush. this snow will eventually transition to light rain during the day as temperatures warm to the low 40s. friday looks fine, with highs near 40 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. the weekend starts with a slight chance for a few flurries changing to a light shower or two on saturday, before sunshine returns on sunday. highs will warm to we now know who the man was found shot to death in a burned out car on westwood northern boulevar

you will notice that mix of in southern wyoming. and while in the high country, that snow has been falling, and steadily in the front range mountains, and especially out towards the san juan, and check out wolf creek pass, i have seen a few cars brave enough to drive out there, and it is going to be a treacherous drive, because that area is advisory. until 6:00 this afternoon. so that snow is still expected elevations. at least through the afternoon. a winter storm warning in effect for parts of the central from 8-16 inches and it really is a plethora of weather conditions across colorado today. because we have the rain, and the thunderstorms around the city, and that snow in the high country, and in southeast colorado, it is so dry, a red flag warning, it is in effect, until 6:00 this afternoon. and with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. and a cooler day. 40s around town right now. and our highs are only going to be in the 50s. we have rain around town right now. but it looks like it will be wrapping up before that afternoon commute.

there are more guns here on pern wyoming than anywhere else in the country. and the passion for firearms is ingrained at a young age. job. >> a very young age. families and their guns. bill cody built.orning." >> cowan: we've asked still more of our cbs news colleagues to help with. but here are the headlines the 113th of march, 2016. more pro tests this weekendign rallies for republican presidential candidate, donald trump. >> hope they arrest these people they are really violating all of us, okay?n: both republicans and democrats face key primaries in florida and ohio this tuesday. in alaska a 6-year-old man is accused of crashing hisle into two iditerod teams after a night of drinking. the mushers were not hurt, but one dog was killed, three others hurt. in the reminding, daylight saving time took effect early this morning meaning our weekend got one hour and another sign of team selection for college basketball's march madness. here is the weather. flooding to the already soaked lower mississippi river valley. it's wet in the southeast as well and in the

they are wyoming, idaho, utah and nevada. wyoming has the third largers mormon population. winning mostly everywhere, but when it came time for the wyoming republican caucus he didn't do well. he came in third. he came in 59 points behind the front-runner, ted cruz in wyoming. idaho has the second largest mormon population in the country. donald trump is winning again. mostly everywhere all over the country, but also did not do well in idaho. he came in second place in idaho. 17 points behind ted cruz. wyoming had the third most heavily populate mormon and idaho is second. that's part of why lots of people expect donald trump to not be able to work his trump magic in utah tomorrow given how poorly he did in wyoming and idaho. even if he's expected to do well in other states, it's pretty much the common wisdom he will get crushed tomorrow in utah. it's the mormon voting preferences thesis that explains why. here is a wrench in the works for that. the pattern holds in wyoming and idaho. those were third and second in terms of proportional mormon population. the fourth is in n

ellmers: thank you to my friends and colleagues from wyoming, mrs. lummis. i just want to say how much i appreciate your leadership, especially today, as we're talking about women's history month, and the different roles that we as women in congress are playing in how we want to formulate and build the structure into the future for all women and i thank you for your service to all of us representing wyoming. mr. speaker, today is -- this month is women's history month. it is an opportunity to highlight the various ways women in america are pushing the envelope to leave a positive and lasting imprint on society. as the first woman to represent north carolina's second district and the first woman in our state to represent fort bragg, national security remains one of my utmost priorities. so when i learned of a proposal to deactivate the 444th airlift wing, located at pope army airfield in fort bragg, i rallied my north carolina colleagues. for nearly two years we went toe to toe with the air force on this misguided decision. for nearly two years -- the 444th i

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high wind warnings continue across wyoming tonight. if you are headed northbound out of colorado up the i-25 corridor, you will run into areas of blowing snow. the next system on shore pacific northwest but a lot will move over the top of colorado with conditions improving in the midwest and northeast. fast moving system racing to the east, warm air filling in behind. next system will come as a dry front for us friday. the moisture, few light snow showers in the northern mountains but on this northwest flow we are dealing with wind and dry conditions and temperatures that will sore. western end of the cool air from we see highs tomorrow in the mid 60s, kicking off a warming trend into the weekend where we make the highs in the 70s. the leftover showers in northeastern colorado, clear tonight, winds will decrease and a lot more on the way of sunshine with a few clouds along the foothills. you run into a little snow in the northern and central mountains in the next 24-36 hours but won't make a big difference. 30 denver, 30 pueblo, high t

wyoming. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. fibromyalgia may have changed things. but with less pain, i'm still a doer. ask your doctor about lyrica. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. k

here's a look at satellite and doppler radar, you can see this upper level disturbance over wyoming which is producing more snow in that state, but in colorado, we're sort of on the southern margins of it. so it's grazing the northern foothills and the northern front out on radar where the snow is falling north of i-70 along the continental divide and caterred rain in portions of -- scattered rain in portions of boulder and jefferson county this afternoon. in gilpin county, it's 27 degrees outside. winds out of the west and the southwest. and embedded within this wind flow, we've got that disturbance, that's up there in wyoming but it's producing just enough moisture and lift for us, where we have beneficial moisture up here at the higher elevations, coming up, ed greene will let you know how warm we stay this week, but for now, live in gilpin county, justin mcheffey. >>> an suv with 7 children rolls over. now, authorities are investigating what the woman driving the vehicle was doing, just before that crash. they want to know if she'd been drinking. many of the child victims are in the h

. >>> it may be time to check out real estate listings in wyoming. a report from bankrate.com ranks wyoming for the best state for retirement. cost of living, crime, health care, state and local taxes, weather and personal well being. new york ranks last mostly to the nation's highest tax burden and cost of living. california through the middle of the pack ranked 31st. sam and laura, back over to you. >> love our state, but it could be expensive. >> buy a whole bunch of land in wyoming. 100 acres. >> farm house and feed the chickens, landon. >> thank you very much, landon. >>> a first right now for google. the tech company is taking partial responsibility for a car crash involving one of its self-driving cars. a dmv report says the accident happened on valentine's day in mountain view. a self-driving car merge under to a lane and it hit a vta bus. the car was traveling slowly and nobody was injured. consumer advocates are calling for google to release video of that crash. google says it's the 18th accident involving a self-driving car but the first w

this is his moon crest ranch, a few miles outside of cody, wyoming. >> boys! >> those are some of bob's ranch hand getting ready to feed the horses. when they head up into the mountains they will be carrying rifles for, protection against wolves and coyotes or to put down a horse that's broken a leg. even down here, a couple of the men carry handguns. >> will you never know when you may need it. >> reporter: it is an enormous piece of land. modell owns 5,000 acres and then there is another 195,000 acres of public land surrounding his ranch. so you are sitting on roughly 200,000 acres of my land. >> i am. >> well you are welcome. good steward. i use it for grazing my livestock. and -- i am also, a licensed big game outfitter. and -- you're lucky to have me, you know, watching after your land. >> you know when -- when people who don't hunt look around a place like this and when you see all of the head up on the wall, they say, what the hell is that guy talking about? conservation, they're killing them. >> hunters played an important role in conserving not only w

what conditions halting for the wyoming grad held in north korea. what the white house and say about it plunging temperatures moving in. when we'll see the 20's. dramatic video of a prison escape... right out of the movies. why the guards just watched and recorded. that's now. good evening - i'm rob williams. and i'm tricia macke.. we begin with developments in a breaking story out of warren county. a 4-year-old boy is dead.... after police say his stepmother put the boy's legs in scalding hot water. breathing this fox 19 nows frankie jupiter just spoke with police and has new information. police were this apartment complex here on boulder drive. ritchie, is under arrest and charged with endangering children. put the 4-year-olds legs in scalding hot water as a punishment. the child was transported to where the he was pronounced dead. police say the questioned earlier today but no chargers have been filed against him. just an hour ago, i spoke with franklin tragic case. "i think as a father and a grandfather first what that i can't imagine what could

[applause] clicks an overnight stop in wyoming.s nearly 500 square miles and offers living quarters, a wildlife range, and some of the countries most awesome scenery. the arrival of a presidential plane and a reception of local color. and moved a speaking engagement, president kennedy stops for a with senator mike mansfield of montana. in the memorial stating that stadium, the president described the united states as a keystone .n the arch of freedom we must worry about this country of ours, he says, develop it natural and human resources. if the united states were to falter, the whole world would move toward the communist bloc. ♪ the president arrives in hanford, washington, where the world's largest nuclear reactor is under construction. he participates in the groundbreaking for the hanford steam plant. steam will produce an amount of electricity equal to that of a major then. president kennedy cites this as an example of developing new resources as compared to the conservation of existing ones. from hanford southward to salt lak

hd picking up the showers, seeing them along the continental divide in to wyoming, west through grand junction, we had rain and snow in the valleys, snow above 9000 feet. 30s, 40s, 50s eastern colorado, lieman, 20s, 30s in the mountains. midday showers, between noon to 2:00, noon to 3:00, moving them up i-76, for the afternoon and evening, this evening on the backside, starting to get rain and snow up along the wyoming boarder. fort collins loveland, greeley tonight. foothills, 40s. 50s and 60s around here. snow in the mountains today. thunderstorms developing here, moving up in the to northeast colorado -- to northeast colorado. moderate snow in the panhandle, 240s 50s to 70 degrees. 60 here before the showers begin. that brief round of thundershowers early afternoon, noon, let's go noon to 3:00, after that rs we start becoming partly cloudy, tomorrow, cool, close to average, light showers possible wednesday afternoon, dry and warming heading in to the weekend. something i thought, we were talking about this saturday night and sunday, we spring forward. it's time for daylight time. >

republicanos en wyoming y la capital federal, votaqn.Ía los votantes republicanos hicieron filas largas a humo de ganado 19 delegados estÁn en fuego aa esto es algo anormal para su situaci dice que hace tantos veÍanlÑ muchos aÑos. decidimos ayudar a trump, >> no estÁ solo. >> va a ganar y necesitamos alguien que gane no se puede aguantar que ganen los demÓcratas de nuevo ese votante apoyÓ a marco rubioÑ tiene una visiÓn optimista sobre futuro. es un hombre que estÁ empapado de los tÉrminos de polÍtica. reportera: los que votaron en contra de esta polÉmica con mÁs de 160 candidatos hasta mÁs de 30. cada noche de los delegados al lado tienen el presidencialy este martes 15 de marzo se decidirÁ si esta temporada primaria se convierte en una contienda maratÓnica hasta las convenciones de julio. . desde washington, claudio cela, univisiÓn mÁs informaciÓn las intensas lluvias provocaron inundaciones en mississippi las precipitaciones rÉcord del estado son de cuatro muertos y 400 hogares signados.. >> la tormenta obstaculizÓ el trÁfico y ayer o

guns are big in wyoming. more guns per capita than any state in the country. as for the residents of park county, that's where cody is located, well, here's the sheriff, scott stewart. >> if they have guns in the home. low end will be four to five. high end is going to be anywhere from -- 100 to more. >> and how many people in those counties do not have guns? >> i would say that, a very minority. rate of gun related murders, wyoming is below the national average. >> share stewart will tell you he is all right with all those guns out here. a handful of deputies. >> some times, you have a deputy on one side of the county. get a call. 40 miles away. chances are he is not going to get there to intervene in any conflict that is maybe going on. >> what you are telling me is people need to be able to take care of themselves. >> absolutely. >> guns are woven into the tapestry of all of the old wyoming families. that, of retired senator, allen simpson for example. >> how long have you simpsons been out here? >> great grandfather came to jackson in 1884. my grandmother

the open forum is at 7:00 at the wyoming middle school cafeteria. sheree: if you are crossing over into kentucky, you need to be aware of some closures. on the bridge to inspect and the lighting system. on the southbound lanes of 75. starting at 10:00 tonight. alain will also be closed on fort washington way leading to the bridge. mike: a busy day yesterday and tonight for us with all those numbers still in our heads. sheree: a warning from donald trump. clinton. mike: a pick for the president. not the supreme court. it is the ncaa basketball bracket. we will show you what the president did as we go along the championship. kevin: it has been a blustery day. the wind is going to bring in i will let you know just how sheree: john kasich is now being seen as more of a factor after last night' s ohio primary win. mike: donald trump' s warning that no party maneuver can deny him the nomination. steve: marco rubio being knocked out of this contest here in his home state of florida has actually made this republican race more intense. john kasich: i believe

i just got off the phone w chief rusty herzog from the wyoming police department. he confirms there is heightened security at the high school today. the student who made the threat has been dealt with and was not in school today the chief would not go into whether or not that threat was made verbally or in writing. he did say the threat was specific and not directed at the entire student body. school administrators sent emails to parents last night alerting to the increased police presence here today. the superintendent says this school officials are fully cooperating w the police investigation. we know that taken against the student who made those threats. not clear whether any criminal charges will be filed here's a first check of your new at noon ... a head on collision in harrison leaves two women injured... one had to be airlifted to uc medical center ...the other driven to mercy west.both women had to be extricated from their cars. first responders say it may have been caused by slick roads-- and it was tough getting those women out. we were able to make acce

school of issues at wyoming high school reassuring parents and -- there. classes went on as scheduled. in another school. sheree: a teenager is facing charges tonight. reporter: the student accused is arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated menacing. madison still fresh in everyone' s memory. class went on as planned. everyone felt the long shadow cast by events at madison. >> this is part of their lives. reporter: he' s taught at wyoming for three decades but is even more connected. she had contacts with friends on social media and let them know my dad would not of had me come to school. reporter: they did not cancel school today. but there are concerns that the threats were serious enough that the 15-year-old male student accused was charged with two counts of aggravated menacing. >> we have a police presence on campus throughout the day. we recognized the heightened awareness given the news of the week. we are carefully communicating with our parents. >> we look at each case. >> they could be arraigned as early as tomorrow. mike: it was a bit

gusty winds for southeastern wyoming. those headed out of denver northbound are going to run into difficult travel conditions. a few scattered rain showers for northern california, oregon, and washington, but a northeastern u.s. high pressure sets up behind it. next system comes in as a dry front on friday. so the moisture -- few sporadic mountain snow showers. lower elevations and dry and warmer tomorrow. mid60s here. a jet stream that will keep temperatures in the 40s. quieter conditions across the northern half of the state and clear skies tonight which means a chilly night and chilly start to the day tomorrow. we'll tall for temperatures -- 43 in colorado springs. 70s possible across the southeastern corner of the state. gusty winds continue for those of you in confer and ever green, but only for a short time longer. windy, cooler tonight with a low of 30. decreasing winds tonight. the mid-60 mark by the afternoon. dry front friday. the weekend, topping out close to 70 degrees on sunday. our next chance for rain and s

a new plea from the wyoming high school grad being held in north korea. otto warmbier was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a propaganda banner from his hotel. before being sentenced he pleaded with north korea' s supreme court. >> i beg you to see how i am only human, how i have made the worst mistake of my life. mark: although many believe it was forced warmbier confessed last month saying he was bribed by a member of the friendship united methodist church in wyoming to steal the banner. the state department is calling on north korea to pardon warmbier and release him on humanitarian grounds. lisa: in commitment 2016 news now the battle for the republican presidential nomination continues. establishment figures with the gop are discussing a ways to now a key republican senator is throwing his backing behind ohio govenor john kasich oklahoma senator james inhofe. many are speculating that we will see a brokered convention this summer. however, former republican presidential candidate ben carson who now backs trump says ignoring t

up into southeastern wyoming. all part of a fast moving weather system that's going to cross the state tomorrow. bring a quick blast of snow to the northern and central mountains, about 1 to 4 inches of snow. lower elevations will be dry, but windy. the cold air slides just off to the east of us, following the carry one storm into the pacific northwest, and another one across the midwest. highs tomorrow will be warmer. low 60s, but gusting, downsloping winds will crates areas of blowing snow on i-70 for a time. and also create issues on the far eastern plains. in the mountains, again, a quick blast of snow coming in. then the skies clear. then we're really on our way to kind of a quiet warm weather pattern, as we finish out this weekend, heading into the first weekend of march. no travel advisers for the northern and central mountains, in in spite of the fact that we have the snow coming. across the eastern plains with mild weather out west, but gusty winds will push temperatures into record territory in southeast

embedded in the flow, there's a cold front that spreads from north dakota into wyoming and that should dip through denver coming up between 10-noon today and increases the clouds and gives us a chance of a sprinkle late in the day and shows up in the future cast computer model. partly cloudy skies, there's the map at 6:00 and you can see the green blobs, those are light rain showers that pop up across the front range and may have some high mountain snow but doesn't last long. watch through the evening. by 9:00, it's gone and we start to see clearing skies. passing clouds and taking you into sunday, that will be the next system coming through if you're doing any skiing, it listen windy in the mountains. it will be a down slope and around here. plains just one or two degrees cooler with denver's high of 62. it will be nice to get those showers around here and looking at about a 40% chance of showers coming up on monday. >>> a report of a recliner along i-25 near hamden. not a great place to take a seat. looking southbound into town. speeds from the 60s dipping into the 30s and down into

the thing is that there's almost 24 counties, 23 in wyoming. two are paired together. the way they do it is one county selects the delegate. the other county that's paired together selects an alternate and reverse every election cycle. half of those counties that don't get a vote in the process every cycle. deirdre: all right, now jamie, with the delegates, this is what everybody wants to know, the ones that have dropped out, such as rubio, carson, jeb bush. we're just going to go through the math. rubio has 169 delegates. dr. ben carson 8. jeb bush 4. carly fiorina, mike huckabee and rand paul picked up 1 in iowa. what would happen? are the delegates up for grabs? >> depends where they got the delegates. if you won some in tennessee, bound to the candidate on the first two ballots. if you won in texas, you have to vote for the candidate if they're out of the race in the first ballot. and a lot of states, and i don't know the exact number for each of the candidates, they are unbound on the first ballot if they drop out of race. somebody has to do the math to see how ma

and wyoming is not one of the states that has had legalized marijuana. those 14 junior military personnel have been relieved of duty while the investigation continues. the investigation does not involve any of the officers who are coalz the nuclear tipped minute man missiles. all forces on the base are subject to random drug tests but not how the issue was uncovered. one man reported it to his superior and that's what triggered the investigation. antonio. >> jamie mcintire, the pentagon. >>> president obama will soon nominate general lori robinson to lead the u.s. general command. there are nine such commanders responsible for military activity in regions. her appointment would have to be confirmed by the senate. >>> if you can't afford an attorney one will be provide id to you. the supreme court ruled years ago that all defendants have that right. but in louisiana, leaving many people in jail with their cases in limbo. >> reporter: new orleans chief public defender derwin button. >> it's terrible. nobody becomes a public defender so he can tell some peo

sheree: wyoming neighbors are coming together to try to fight the opioid epidemic. dozens met at the middle school to talk about what they can do to reduce the impact that drugs are having on the community. >> it is right important for them to know that they can do something. there are a lot of things being done and everyone can play a role in taking action. sheree: the organization prevention first recommends starting a mike: a new plea from the wyoming high school grad being held in north korea. he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a propaganda banner from a hotel. he pleaded with north korea' s supreme court. otto: i take for you to see that i' m only human. -- i bake for you to see that i' m only human. mike: he said he was bribed by a member of the church to steal the banner. the state department is calling on north korea to pardon him and release them on humanitarian grounds. the ohio man accused of trying to recruit people to join isis changes his plea in federal court. he pleaded guilty to a federal terrorism charge today in akro

heather: voters are casting ballots in wyoming -- wyoming, guam. head to our website for a complete voter information guide. during police are investigating a shooting this afternoon. police got the call just before 2:00. the shooting happened on taylor street. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. police have not made any arrests. we are learning more about a shooting in raleigh. police say maurice wilson was shot during home invasion on north raleigh boulevard. he was taken to the hospital. we are working to find at his condition. several people are involved the call police. it all comes down to this. the tar heel trying to clinch the acc championship. in order to bring back the title, you have to be virginia tonight. mark armstrong joins us now live in washington with the game. >> a totally different opponent tonight for the tar heels. last night it was supposed to be a notre dame team but the defense completely shut them down. today, it is virginia that will lock up the game like ebola constrictor in a day that earlie

spirit that's my concern in terms of wyoming the last couple of weekends hearing specific about that, asking me to committed more clearly with permittees and the governor's office because you're right, wyoming has done an exceptional job. it's a place that is done it right and we don't want to compromise the hard work being done in wyoming and other western states. thank you. thank you, madam chair. >> senator heinrich. >> thank you, madam chair. chief tidwell, welcome back to i want to start with a collaborative forest landscape restoration program. and we have a couple of projects in new mexico that have done some really great singing work. it's a tool in the toolbox that's working for all the things we say we want to do on our forest. we are about seven years into the program and am starting to get questions from collaborators about how to continue the progress that we been able to make in these forests. for meals in particular as you know three years is just not a lot of time. i wanted to ask you to support an extension of cf lrp or maybe a second round of authorization projects a