in wyoming we are testing not only in open areas but also in mountainous areas. we have a very diverse terrain. we also have very diverse weather conditions. so we are testing the equipment, infrastructure equipment not only for its ability to speak with vehicles and for vehicles to speak with it, if you will, but also to test it in terms of its nature as it relates to the various geologic and weather conditions we have there. what we have found for us we use drc enabled equipment that helps in our communicating with the vehicles. our focus is on connected vehicles at this point and connected freight vehicles specifically because of the nature -- >> when you're saying connected, are you saying connected to the device that is on the infrastructure or are you talking about connected in a broadband wireless way? >> well, to use your examples both. >> both. >> there are connected vehicle to vehicle and vehicle to infrastructure and then the infrastructure is connected back to a central location where we can send messages to the vehicles. >> so you have interconnectiv

he was born and raised in jackson wyoming and graduated law school from the university of wyoming. he has engaged in private practice of law and worked as a prosecutor. governor mead has served in the past as chair and vice chair for the national governors association resource committee. he worked as the cochair of the state and federal task force. in 2015 to 16 he served as chairman of the western governors association. he led these species conservation act initiatives. it serves as the inspiration of the discussion draft we are examining today. governor mead also has a farm and ranch operation in southeast wyoming and i hope you will tell us about his experience in wyoming in the western government association. it's an honor to welcome you as a witness before the environment public works committee. thank you for traveling to washington to be with us today. and a frontier days is coming to cheyenne and you will be very busy over the next week and a half. am grateful you could take time to be here today. >> i hope you give me your notes on how to recover from the governors arm. it

i thank my colleague from wyoming. mr. speaker, i didn't realize that this was going to be a defend oklahoma debate. i invite my colleague, mr. garamendi, to come and look at our thriving economy, our sustained economic growth of nearly 6% since 2008, when my colleague's state has been on the wane. this thing about deficits and deficit spend, we have a balanced budget amendment, unlike my colleague's state, and further, we don't borrow from the federal government to bail out our state. instead, we pay the bills ourselves. i thought this was a measure to support our military and to support the united states air force and in that we'll whole heartedly agree but mr. speaker, i take great pride in the people of oklahoma, with one tenth of the population we can do everything my colleague on the o'side of the aisle's state does itself. with that, i take great pride and yield back to the gentlelady from wyoming. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from wyoming is recognized to close debate for the m

that spirit of wyoming and culture of wyoming has sustained us this whole time and will continue for many, many years into the future. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: mr. president, last week the finance committee met to consider the nomination of charles readic -- redick to be commissioner of the internal revenue service. charles redick is a highly qualified man who had -- who i had long believed had near universal support for members of the committee. i suppose it should not be surprising, but my colleagues on the other side of the aisle were finally able to find an excuse for why they couldn't support this well-qualified practitioner. my friends on the other side of the aisle, including ranking memberwideen -- ranking member widen found opposition to chelsea redick and -- to mr. redick and strongly plan to oppose him because of a recent change at the treasury department. some of you may be scratching your heads wondering how, if he hasn't been confirmed yet, does he have anything to do with this new regulatory c

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from wyoming. ms. cheney: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and insert heir remarks and extraneous material on the resolution under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. cheney: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. cheney: mr. speaker, i rise in support of my resolution, h.res. 995, which expresses this house's commitment to providing the full, on-time funding our men and women in uniform need to defend our nation. this week and next, mr. speaker, we'll be spending time on this floor discussing the devastating impacts nine consecutive continuing resolutions have had on our military's readiness and on our ability to deter and defend against our adversaries. despite the fact that this house has consistently and normally in a bipartisan fashion completed our work on time, we have repeatedly seen partisan politics, particularly in the senate, p

and came to wyoming where he set up the company. thankfully, things may start to change. maybe? we'll see. there was legislation that was very close to passing. it was as recently as lost month. it was the financial transparency bill. it would require the u.s. to collect information on who's setting up the company. the beneficial, the u.s. does not have a beneficial ownership registry just like so many countries do. unfortunately, that language was stripped from the bill. no one is quite sure how or why. they're pulled back in negotiations to get that language written and the u.s. can join the rest of the world in beneficial ownership over sight. so, if we can keep your fingers crossed, the best sign is delaware, secretary of state is in charge of setting up companies in the state. actually, very surprisingly came forward just last month and said it is time. we need this now. nevada and wyoming have not filed the suit yet but delaware is the big apple -- not the big app apple, that's new york. delaware is the big get there. >> money laundering is an international concern and it

. >> jimmy: up in jacksonville, wyoming? >> it was in wyoming yeah. >> jimmy: up in wyoming.it come to pass that you would go to this, on or you'd be invited to this and all of those things? >> how i'd be invited i don't know, i can't answer that. >> jimmy: how did you get invited? >> how did i get invited, i wrote and directed my first movie called "mid '90s" which comes out this year. [ cheers and applause ] and the trailer is dropping a week from today. by the way. >> jimmy: nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> and 824 is the studio. and the producer this is legendary producer scott rudin, and eli bush. we're in this meeting at 7:00 a.m. with scott rudin, a very accomplished -- the o.g., right? in a serious meeting about the film. i get an e-mail saying, like, come to kanye west's listening party in wyoming. and eli, my boy, the other producer, we're obsesses with kanye. we're the same age. the first album came out when we were 18, he's our dude. >> jimmy: gotcha. >> right? and we're like, yo, this is so weird, kanye west is playing wyoming, they want to fly us out, put us up

it's wyoming. i've been to wyoming. cowboy or a tourist trying to get out of wyoming, there's not much to do but herd cattle, drink beer and avoid wolves. this is what's wrong with america. this is why democrats can never win an election. this type of, all this energy and negativity on a name or nickname. history lessons from tyrus for the first cowboy, they were black. it's the worst job you can get in the west to hurt a rich white man's cow. load them up. straight white guys want jumping into that. it wasn't a big thing. it was like a got to texas i was a ghost in the sun for 14 hours a day and smell and push cows for a guy with money. white guys were smart. didn't do that. it wasn't until he saw the movies thousand white guys, they got trailers but the real was running from the south. the world needs more cowboys. history, what time do you fall on. >> this doesn't have to deal with the pay wage gap for me too, this is about a college that seems to support country music which i do not. the real scandal is that they sp

my dad went to university of wyoming, proud cowboy. i don't know if that's -- am i allowed to say that? she just got into the school going to be on the rodeo team which is exciting. i do like it that the board of trustees unanimously rejected this nonsense, that i do think this is proof that the world actually does need more cowboys, it's preposterous. the other thing, when you are a part of a school and they say the world needs more cowboys or they say where did you go to school, what was the mascot. >> the bantam. >> were there male bantams and female bantam. ms? like the wolverines. >> they had a good response, they like the idea if people respond to cowboyses on john wayne and the marlboro man, white males, they would be surprised if they opened up and realized, hey, there are women, people of color, native americans, blacks, et cetera. and contrast would say there's a different reality to the unfortunate of wyoming. do you think that sells? >> i think it sells but it's simpler when you say this is a place for cowboys. that why slo

majority of the top which is the codes in america the favorable tax structures in florida and in wyoming are drawing the wealthy to according to the report since two thousand and ten the average income in most wilson road wyoming has increased more than seventy five percent making it the fourteenth which is that code in the country and then of course the south is home to the richest code in all of america fisher island and now in order to live on the shore island you do have to pay a membership fee of a quarter million dollars and nothing including the annual fee that comes after that but you don't have to be a millionaire to enjoy this luxurious place they do have a hotel on the property and they welcome everyone from around the world reporting from fisher island trinity each other. while wealth inequality may be seen by some as a regional thing it's actually a nationwide issue even in some places you may not expect our to correspondent dan cohen gives us a closer look at wealth inequality in the district of columbia. the united states has long portrayed itself as a land of opportunity

. >> i was in wyoming for a week and no one seems to care about tariffs and wyoming. i think the broader market is where you need to look and before i left we talked about the market was testing its lows on the back of trade fears and one of the things we said was into fourth of july week will be a holiday week the market's going to go higher because this administration views the market as a report card and that's effectively what happened, but now we're at the top end of the range and the 2800 with the s&p and it drifts back down and tests the 2700 level which makes sense. restoration hardware which has been a monster tim talked about that two years ago, and look at it now. valuation is reasonable. tremendous cps growth. the problem is and the reason why it's been lower, 75% of the merchandise comes from china i think you get a chance of it cheaper and you buy with both hands. >> motley crue, 85, and we have to acknowledge that. >> i had no idea >> i feel better for it. >> last night we talked about and the only reason i bring up last night's show is we were on the e

from the wyoming tribune, wyoming news.com. enrichment, ohio, open phones. we will also asking the question on the citizenship exam. good morning. morning, happy fourth of july. i have two comments of it like to make. when they were talking home ownership, yes, you don't own your home. if you don't pay your taxes within one year, they will come and take it. ihave recently retired and count out how much money i have to put aside each month for my taxes. no matter if you may not own your home through a bank but the government owns your home and until then, i don't understand the point of even having your own home. in a lotad something of states, you hardly pay any taxes at all. -- well, the thought that i have was that the gentleman who was on earlier and some of the other callers were talking about mistruths that trump has spoken and i'm not saying it is right that he has done that and what about obama? anda had so many mistruths cost the taxpayers money. obamacare being the biggest lie that has ever been put out there. thank you, have a good -- next from new

rerouted into places like dallas or cheyenne, wyoming. there is every indication, every reason to argue for the expansion of these. >> did you have a question? perfect. >> good evening. i am formerly of the department of state, retired foreign service. i want to focus on something yulev said. canian representatives question a u.s. citizen here. would there be any legal ?onsequences if an ambassador refused to take part in this exercise? >> suppose the russian interrogator comes here. he may come up with a list of questions, to ask this question to someone. he may have a list of questions, but he cannot put this question himself. there is no repercussions, no liability for any country. >> yes? one more? i am with cnn. i am asking about on monday, putin at the summit said he track have time to keep of the 500 businesses in moscow he visited when asked about the compromising information about president trump. i am wondering if it is within moscow's playbook to keep track of 500 american businessmen in moscow for the business conference. dipl

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i want to begin by thanking my friend from pennsylvania, senator casey, for his commitment both to the students who will benefit from this reauthorization of the carl d. perkins career and technical education act and to the bipartisanship that helped us to reach this point. i also want to thank chairman alexander and ranking member murray for prioritizing the effort to reauthorize perkins c.t.e. their recognition of the importance of this work was key to getting past an impasse that only a few months ago looked unlikely to break. senator casey and i have had a lot of hours working together to come up with a bill that would make a difference to people who want to work with their hands, to people who want to work with computers. i have a favorite book that talks about from cowboys to coal miners, the people who get their hands dirty every day to provide what you need. this is a segment of the economy that we really need, and i know that if you need an electrician or you need a plu

the truth is wyoming has no regional state recognition of endangered species.hey are also removing, deleting science and ecological and natural heritage importance and replacing that with economic importance. so imagine a bald eagle on the endangered species list, on the brink of extinction, just four or five decades ago. if that was happening today, would that bald eagle have a chance to survive? unlikely. it would slip to extinction. >> you are a pragmatic guy, and i was shocked to see that when they voted on the endangered species list 45 years ago, it passed in the house 355-4. you will never get a vote like that again now. >> yes. >> tfeeling as pass passionatel as you do, having dedicated your life to this, do you have any hope this is going to be stopped? >> i have absolutely no hope under this administration. i have actually reached out to this administration early on to try to find a happy medium to to find common sense. when you realize that the president of the united states has allowed his son, an african big game hunter, to select the secretary of

up the majority of the top riches the codes in america the favorable tax structures in florida and wyoming are drawing the wealthy to according to the report since two thousand and ten the average income in most wilson road wyoming has increased more than seventy five percent making it the fourteenth which is zip code in the country and then of course the south is home to the richest code in all of america fisher island now in order to live on fisher island and you do have to pay a membership fee of a quarter million dollars and nothing including the annual that comes after that but you don't have to be a millionaire to enjoy this luxurious place they do have a hotel on the property and they welcome everyone from around the world. sure i'll introduce each other. while wealth inequality may be seen by some as a regional thing it's actually a nationwide issue even in some places you may not expect our to correspondent dan cohen gives us a closer look at wealth inequality in the district of columbia. the united states has long portrayed itself as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for

up the majority of the top riches the codes in america the favorable tax structures in florida and wyoming are drawing the wealthy to according to the report since two thousand and ten the average income in most wilson road wyoming has increased more than seventy five percent making it the fourteenth which is the code in the country and then of course the south is home to the richest code in all of america fisher island now in order to live on fisher island and you do have to pay a membership fee of a quarter million dollars and nothing including the annual fee. but you don't have to be a millionaire to enjoy this luxurious place they do have a hotel on the property and they welcome everyone from around the world reporting from the sure i'll internet each other. while wealth inequality may be seen by some as a regional thing it's actually a nationwide issue even in some places you may not expect our to correspondent dan cohen give us a closer look at wealth inequality in the district of columbia. the united states has long portrayed itself as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for a

have no individual income tax the last the florida of the votto south dakota texas washington or wyoming which ones have no state individual tax the answer right after a break will be that. you know world's big partners. mark and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need. to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. counting firms the banks the rating agencies the government and the central bank it's called a racket the u.k. profits from it and some late that's how the aristocracy keeps going and that's not going to stop. welcome back the answer to our quiz question which of the following states have no income tax alaska florida vaga south dakota texas washington or wyoming the answer is actually all of the seven listed none of them have individual income taxes did you get it right it's sort of a trick question. and now we focus on tax

texas washington or wyoming which ones have no stake in the visual effects the answer right after a break will be back. they're not going to come out on other than not are not going to get that cut out of the mouth of the money that they let actually. this was a good time to. try to move their i'm. not down the line definitely not why not act and then again why exxon and the old people we believe this will be a. lot of my kids i don't want them up with john even a lot of them on the totem other how do you suppose there were a lot of them and i'm a little like community old enough to want to think i don't want to put out a look at my worst party when i don't know them other brother dick. you know world of big partisan logs and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back the

this was in wyoming. in 1870. keep in mind, this was 50 years before women were able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment where they guaranteed these rights. she was an extraordinary person. we've also got hortense sparks ward in our hall of fame. she was an attorney. she was also the first female who is licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman we have in the hall of fame is an architect, mary jane coulter. she's noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the housing company, the harvey girls, the harvey hotels, so she joined the company and assigned many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane coulter was that she with her design took a departure from at that time, using the european models as the go by, so she worked within her natural environment, she didn't want to impact or build anything that seemed as if it was out of place. so this particular design has c

have no individual income tax the last the florida of the bottom up to go to texas washington or wyoming which ones have no stake in the visual tax the answer right after a break will be that. the accounting firms the the banks. rating agencies the government and the central bank it's called a racket the u.k. profits from it and some late that's how the aristocracy keeps going and that's not going to stop. welcome back the answer to our quiz question which of the following states have no income tax alaska florida nevada south dakota texas washington or wyoming the answer is actually all of the seven listed none of them have individual income taxes did you get it right it's sort of a trick question. and now we focus on tax rates around the world to lend us a hand we're joined by our friend the c.e.o. and founder of stroll mark the rift word which hillary thanks for being with us first of all what are what's the best place to live from a tax perspective well around the world i think is an interesting question and good to be back again by the way i have a county up for that actually which i

john barroso's wyoming. >> we have lots of ranchers in wyoming, it was made illegal by the obamacareid it is not good enough. >> reporter: next round of premium increases will be announced right before the midterms. >> democrat jumping ship, new york assemblyman doug hagan slamming chuck schumer over his recent attacks on donald trump writing on facebook, quote, sen. schumer, i ask you to restore sanity and honesty to our party so i can feel good about supporting it fully. until then i'm afraid republicans have my support. schumer left our vital information in his fundraising emails about the economy, peace with north korea and low unemployment. that is another example of democrats jumping ship over the leap to the far left. ben shapiro, editor-in-chief of the daily wire says the republicans will use this momentum for the midterms. >> no question the heart of the far left is with this part of the movement, maxine waters shall people doubting gas stations, let's go to a restaurant and shout kirstjen neilsen out of the restaurant, badger elaine chao, this is where the left parties and

john barash so's wyoming. >> we have lots of ranches in wyoming, it was made illegal by the obamacareegulations and said it is not good enough for the government. >> control of congress could be determined by rising health insurance premiums or which party voters blame for the price tag going up because the next round of premium increases will be announced right before the midterms. >> meantime cutting them off, the landmark supreme court ruling ending mandatory union fees from nonmembers is dramatically impacting cash funds for liberal activists. during the 2016 election cycle public-sector unions spent $64.6 million on campaigns, 90% of that money going to democrats. the freedom foundation saying that cash cow is officially over because people are no longer support the union agenda. there is sen. harris who tried her hand at a tweet that didn't end too well, a reminder this fourth of july it was eight immigrants who signed the declaration of independence, happy independence day. ben shapiro fired back with a history lesson, 56 people signed up, 48 were born in the american colonies,

this was in wyoming. and this was in 1870. now, bear in mind, this was about 50 years before women were even able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment that guaranteed women those rights. so he was an extraordinary person. additionally in the legal realm, we have also got sparks ward in our hall of fame. this was a woman who was an attorney, and she was the first female to pass the bar in the state of texas. she was also the first female who was licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman that we have in the hall of fame is an ark tekttekt -- architect, mary jane colter. she has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the harvey company, you know, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels. so she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane colter was that she, with her design, took a departure from at that time using european models. so she worked within her natural environment, and

. >> host: we have a call from wyoming. tracy in wyoming, i am going to begin with you this morning. tell us that morning to you. what are your thoughts as we discuss hunting restrictions in alaska and around the country? if i can get to tracy here. >> caller: this is equal rights, states rights issue. all states are supposed to be equal entered into the union with the same rights, the states maintain the rights of the wildlife population in the water and the reason the federal government is trying to control this is water moves and animals move off of federal lands under state lands and those regulations come those animals and that water. the reason they start to regulate on federal lands, state rights is trying to control individuals on their private land and they should not have any rights to anything that was reserved by the states when they entered into the union. they should be able to control those resources and not pick and choose which states want to usurp their laws. >> guest: the caller is right, this is a states

. >> shannon: all right, the university of wyoming slogan gets caught up in controversy. a new marketing slogan at the university of wyoming said quote, the world needs more cowboys is getting backlash. the phrase sparking outrage by some staff saying it is racists and it says some cowboys are diverse. it's been a monsoon for three days in arizona. houses demolished and people trapped in cars and under water and now 200 tourists stranded in the grand canyon had to be flown but -- out by helicopter five at a time and zion national park. police busting a serial rapist being a ride share person and he was charged. his bail is set at more than $4 million and that tonight's western roundup. on the bright note, a veteran is making waves literally. he was at his local pool when he noticed a young boy afraid to dive off a board and decide to show how easy it was and it motivate the little boy. the video's gone viral and bliss, who served in world war ii and the korean war is being called a hero on social media. check him out. he's brave than i am. i don't like diving boards eithe

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president, the senator from wyoming. >> first i like to associate myself with remarks of the senator from west virginia who, we had a chance to be together when the presidenthe announced the nomination of judge cavanaugh to serve on the u.s. supreme court and i agree with my colleague that it is a fantastic choice. i said before or three things i want to see in any nominee for the court, a strong intellect and a solid character. everything that i've seen so far confirms that judge cavanaugh satisfies all three of these requirements. mr. president, i would like to, talk today about a few things i think we can expect to see over the next couple of months. first it's safe to say that throughout this process judge cavanaugh will not announce how he is going to rule on cases that might come before him on the supreme court. mr. president, you andsi i know as we walked back from the visit at the white h house and were heading home after having a chance to visit with the president of the united states that it's a very appropriate thing for the judge to do. do not announce how he's gonna rule

>> shannon: all right, the university of wyoming slogan heather: the new cowboys slogan is in a heatedtern roundup, dc police cracking down on the cowboy state at the university of wyoming, quote, more cowboys, getting backlash. and native american groups say it is sexist and racist because it includes women of color. the university defending slogan saying cowboys are diverse. a wild weather week in the southwest, monsoon for three days in arizona, houses demolished, people trapped in cars, underwater, 200 tourists stranded in the grand canyon have to be flown out by helicopter five at a time. police busting an alleged serial rapist who disguised himself as a roger driver leaving bars and nightclubs. he was arrested and charged with multiple counts of false imprisonment, kidnapping, rape and other charges. his bail set at $4 million. on a bright note tonight at 0, 95-year-old veteran michael bliss is making waves at his local pool when he noticed a young boy afraid to jump off the diving board. he decided to show the young man how easy it is, jumping off the board and that motivated th

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. first i would like to associate myself with the remarks of the outstanding senator from west virginia. we had a chance to be together on monday night when the president announced the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to serve on the u.s. supreme court and i agree with my colleague from west virginia that it is a fantastic choice. i said before that there are three things that i want to see in any nominee for the court, the appropriate judicial philosophy, a strong intellect, and a solid character. and everything that i've seen so far confirms that judge kavanaugh satisfies all three of these requirements. so, mr. president, i'd like to talk today about a few things i think we can expect to see over the next couple of months. first, i think it's safe to say that throughout this process, judge kavanaugh will not announce how he's going to rule on cases that might come before him on the supreme court. mr. president, you and i know as we walk back from the visit at the white house and w

. >> dana: you are from utah, i am from colorado, wyoming.nd a lot of those areas there, you could get yourself into a situation, especially in utah, like the zion canyon, where you might go down a little trail, and all of a sudden, next thing you know, there is water up to your chin. >> jason: out west, we've got a lot of abandoned places. we do have a lot of caves and cave networks there between nevada and utah and colorado and wyoming. one of the things i can't get over is how dark it is. i go into my closet, turn on a light, truly can't imagine how dark it was. they went nine days and there before they figured out that they were alive. if they even had much with them. and now, they've got this hard decision, right? what do you do? do you swim? do you put a mask on them? do you wait it out and hope that mother nature doesn't pour more water onto them? >> dana: we hope that everything turns out okay. we hope that they have what they need to get there it, i am sure that they are very serene at the moment. they seem like it's in the pictures.

i want to go back to republican senator john barrasso of wyoming speaking at a hearing for a draft bill to amend the endangngered species a act. >> the discussion draft elevates the role of states in partnering with the federal government to implement the endangered species act. it affords states the opportunities to l lead wildlife , includingn efforts the establishment of recovery teams and developing and implementing recovery plans. it provides for increasing regulatory certainty so stakeholders are incentivized to enter into recovery activities. it increases transparency. it codifies prioritizes species listing petitions come as a limited resources flow to the species most in need. amy: kieran suckling, if you can respond. kieran: yes, this is really extraordinary. to get onto the endangered species list, you first have to -- the first have to be a finding that state plans have not worked. now he wants to have the law say, let's put the states, whose plans failed, in charge of conserving the species. how can that make any sense at all? he wants to do that because he knows the states

host: we have a call from wyoming, let's go to tracy. i will begin with you this usning, good morning, tell your thoughts as we discuss hunting restrictions in alaska. i think this is a states rights issue, all states are supposed to be equal, they entered into the union with the same rights. the states maintain the rights of their pop -- wildlife population and water, and the reason the federal government is trying to control this is because water moves and animal moves off of federal lands on to state lands and those regulations that come with those animals and that water. the reason i started to regulate and you straight right is trying to control individuals on their private land. they should not have any rights to do anything that was reserved by the states when they entered into the union. they should be able to control those resources, and not pick and choose which is states they want to usurp their loss. caller is right this is a states right issue. that is why people out of alaska would do well to pay attention. the caller is ri

a week before the battle of little bighorn, general crook who was leading the wyoming column up from the south, you -- did not find the indians, the indians found him. he was attacked by somewhere between 700 and 1000 warriors. he would claim he won the battle because he was still on the battlefield when it ended. is ahe fact of the matter deep fright had been thrown into crook and his troopers. he would retreat back into wyoming and make no effort to communicate the fact that a large number of warriors and warriors willing to fight were in south-central montana to general terry. eventually, word would make its way to general sheridan way back in chicago. terry would not get word of crook's defeat until july 10. that was obviously no good to custer. communication is a big part of the story. in our blackberry/ iphone era, we are constantly in contact. this was not the case back then. montana did not have a railroad running across it. rivers were the only way to really get a large number of people anywhere. the telegraph ended at bismarck. it was loaded with 50 wounded soldiers and a h

including senator john barrasso's wyoming. >> we have lots of ranchers in wyoming.had insurance they could afford and work for them but it was made illegal by the obamacare regulations that said it's not good enough for the government. >> experts say that when premiums double or triple, the quality of care doesn't double or triple as well. >> on average, $4,000 in the networks are getting narrower and they exclude the best doctors in the best hospitals. >> control of congress could be determined by these rising health insurance premiums, or at least by which party voters blame for the price tag going up because the next round of premium increases will be announced right before the midterms. >> jon: peter doocy, thanks, peter. public employees can no longer be forced to pay union dues as a condition of employment. the supreme court made that ruling last week but getting that word out to employees might not be easy. correspondent dan springer reports on the place where one organization is running into difficulty informing employees of their rights. >> before the ink w

when wyoming passed a identical law to south dakota based on the experience in south dakota, system x said that we need six months in order to implement the system, and wyoming agreed to give them a six-month grace period and so even a large company like system x needed a transition period in order to collect. what that means for the smaller companies, and mid--sized and smaller companies that neither have the accounting staffs or the software or the integration, and especially as we have been now entering the fourth quarter which is for many direct marketing companies is their major quarter for sales and for them to have to carry the burden of them dealing with this issue at the same time that they have the major retail sales period is not practical for them. they will be ending up not pr properly complying and conforming and subject to assessments and having liabilities that they did not anticipate and which could have been avoided. >> okay. could i also just, you know, one of the biggest concerns that we have is that in the rejection of the physical presence rule that states are no

. >> the cougars open up september 1 at wyoming, if you are scoring at home. >> they do not just do that in southern california. got flipped off on the way here. you saw it all. you? >> yes, but you were pushing the point. we will be back. news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. >>> all right, guys, that would do it for us here at 5 pm. we will see you back here at 6 pm. >> ninan: state of emergency. thousands of firefighters on the front lines in california battling more than a dozen dangerous wildfires. also tonight, countdown to the midterms. president trump says he's hitting the campaign trail. many farmers are not giving up on the president, even though they're being devastated by the trade war with china. >> i'm a good american. i believe that we all have to toe the line. >> ninan: an unprecedented move by pope francis, stripping cardinal theodore mccarrick of his rank over allegations of sexual abuse. >> when it comes to sex abuse, you are going to be held accountable. >> ninan: and in nicaragua, more antigovernment protests, and doctors say they're being threatened for helping

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