company of you've created you've also made a decision to be i guess mostly located or located in wyoming is that correct yes tell us about what that's what's going on there another big story to be honest it just comes on the recommendation of keep going along and she just really made us a really strong case that wyoming is going to be the most frequent friendly regulatory regime in the united states and a lot of good people who reads are just said let's go for it right there's a groundswell of interest down wyoming they're trying to become the go to state for cryptocurrency still incorporate there are a couple of states in the in the united states that benefit from being friendly to corporations like delaware for example and now we've got wyoming make you know putting their flag in the ground in a delaware was the original idea was like well that i've always been told delaware is where you incorporate and when i start looking around it was like no no if you're a block chain you go to wyoming now this is the new correct answer so to say wow it's amazing so you think that we may see oil ma

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in wyoming you can carry guns in church? know if that makes me comfortable when it's time to pray. it's just like, everybody, let us close our eyes." "no, you close your eyes! okay, we both close our eyes. on the count of three, one, two, three. ah! you didn't close your eyes. of you didn't close your eyes." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i will say, this i will say this-- i don't know about guns in church, but i think the one church where people should be able to carry guns is in the catholic church. yeah. be like, "hey, jimmy, want to see what's in my chamber?" "no, ultimate to see what's in my chamber, bitch." because it seems like america isn't going to say goodbye to guns any time soon, some schools have decide to to the stopwaiting for legislation and they're going to take masters into their own hands. >> schools are investing in dozens of products that advertise security. the university of maryland eastern shore spent nearly $60,000 on bulletsproof white boards. and a school district in new jersey spent more than $400,000

i am from wyoming and colorado and i think it's terrible.plains it. the founding fathers said okay, these states are going to have the rights that others have. that's how it was set up. the thing is, just because, as our country grew, more people decided to move to california then wyoming doesn't mean people should get to choose to change the constitution without actually having to go through a process and a constitutional convention. why would colorado, i'm asking you honestly. they have a new governor who's going to sign this bill. why would you give away your power is the state? why would you do that? what if there is a major election fraud in north carolina for example. are you going to tie your boat to north carolina if there is major election fraud? why would you do this? >> juan: the counterargument would be with gives disproportionate power to very small group of people. >> dana: while, i should let someone else comment. >> greg: go ahead. >> morgan: people being unable to accept the outcome of the election, full stop. it's about red

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do you want people to drive around wyoming? so he signed on. so we got all 10 western state, six republican governors where they can use volkswagen money to create recharging stations. we have to begin getting into the muscle of thinking with each other. anyway. thank you. [applause] >> i am going to give john an out. he has another event in concord. he's a nice guy and you will find that as he engages with the community. let's allow the governor to get out. thank you all. thank you all for coming. reporter: live thursday, 10 a.m., the oregon governor on the current and future state of u.s. elections and how her state can serve as a model on c-span. on 1:00 p.m., national commission meeting to explore mandatory universal military national or public service. c-span2 at 8 a.m., the canadian-american business council looks at the chances of getting the u.s.-mexico canada trade deal ratified. speakers include the kentucky governor, and the premier of ontario, canada. at 8 a.m. on c-span3, a look at the usda agriculture outlook with sonny perdue and

do you want people to drive around wyoming? so he signed on. so we got all 10 western state, six republican governors where toy can use volkswagen money create recharging stations. we have to begin getting into thinking with each other. anyway. thank you. [applause] i am going to give john and out -- an out. he has another event in concord. he has a nice guy and you will find that as he engages with the community. let's allow the governor to get out. thank you all. thank you all for coming. [applause] so much fun.oper: and now i get beer. [laughter] >> wonderful. really wonderful. you are going to have a ball. >> i wish they gave me two hours instead of one hour. >> i know. but you got a lot in. >> you are welcome back anytime. thank you for coming. we really appreciate it. good luck with everything. >> i think we have done a good job to this point, and we have to keep that gumming -- keep that going. >> i know. >> for everybody. >> thank you. >> how are you? good to see you. >> the citizens they are active and engaged. we will do an event and

scalise, the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney, the gentleman from alabama, mr.almer, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith. mr. pence: the president of the senate appoints the following senators as members of the part of the the senate to escort the president of the united states into the house chamber. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. senator from south dakota. the senator from iowa, mr. grassley. senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. senator from missouri, mr. blunt. ohio, mr. ernest. the senator from new york, mr. schumer. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, mrs. murray. the senator from michigan, ms. kavanaugh. the senator from massachusetts, ms. warren. the senator from minnesota, ms. clover char. and the senator from wisconsin, ms. baldwin. ms. pelosi: members of the escort committee will exit through the lobby doors. i do not see where that one is. [laughter] there it is, the lobby door. this is mine, this is yours. [indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter] [appla

rob: the wyoming congresswoman showing a photo eating a steak. country. >> the planet simply can't sustain people eating meat and eggs it doesn't align with his spirit. what do you think about it? lots of comments. facebook says booker likes his kale marinated with sanctimony and served with a side of hypocrisy. rob: good morning, steve. i'm with liz, where's the beef? i like a steak as much as anybody else. leave booker alone. you don't have to beef bully people. jillian: the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good, watch as the good boy steals the show at a parade. [laughter] ♪ >> a stray dog showing up with dance moves during a traditional wedding parade in mexico. rob: look at him go. cute. next,. rob: look at this guy. going out and going to get the newspaper. and. jillian: the shoes make it. like out of a movie. home surveillance video. what a perfect video. i mean, it's just great he gets up and hobbles off in pain. luckily a car wasn't driving by. ugly, a kentucky man part of a biscuit from a nearby restaurant. that's all. have a g

do you want people to drive around wyoming? so he signed on.we got alton western states, six republican -- we got all 10 western states, six republican donors, to create a network every charging stations with that money. we have to think and do things together. anyway, thank you. [applause] >> i am going to give john a little bit of an out here as he makes his way that way. he has another event. i told you he is a very nice guy, and you will find that out as he engages with everyone. but you do need to let the governor out. but thank you for coming. thank you. [applause] hickenlooper: so much fun. now i get to drink my beer. [indiscernible chatter] getting -- doing good work. >> last week, -- at the political careers of four congressional leaders using videos from the c-span archives and analysis from congressional reporters. tonight, it is speaker nancy pelosi. wednesday, house minority leader kevin mccarthy's congressional career. thursday, a look at senate minority leader charles schumer. watch this week beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-s

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liz cheney, (r) wyoming// "it's going to have to include funding that will allow us to secure the border, and it will have to include funding for some sort of a barrier."rep. steny hoyer, (d) majority leader// "the crisis that is claimed--america being under siege or attack--i don't agree with."sources say the latest proposal pegs border wall funding at 2-billion.that's far below the 5-point-7 billion the president requested.on nbc's meet the press-- white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney said he wouldn't rule out another shutdown.mick mulvaney, white house acting chief of staff// say that the hard-core left wing of the democratic party prevails in this negotiation and they put a bill on the president's desk with 0 money or 800 million dollars for the wall, an absurdly low number for the wall. how can he sign that? he cannot in good faith sign that."president trump tweeting on sunday, saying democrats are offering very little money for the wall and accusing them of wanting another shutdown for political purposes.on monday-- he's heading to the border ( robin ) police in southern

and wyoming repealed a law that outlawed guns in churches.istina mcfarland, cnn. >>> 14-year-old gina, was 1 of 17 people killed in parkland. she was a girl scout, on artist and a local volunteer at her church. the tragedy of her death has pushed her family into advocacy. her father, tony, joins us now from ft. lauderdale. thank you for being with us. i know this is a particular difficult week for you. i am so sorry for your heartbreaking loss. >> thank you for your kind words. it's just a different week for everybody else. for our family, it's every day, we think of our gina rose. >> your gina was killed in the shooting at parkland, and when you look at security and addressing mental health concerns, what progress do you think has been made since that horrifying day? >> well, all 17 families who lost somebody in that tragedy needed that -- understood that we needed change. we came together to form stand with parkland, the national association of families for safe schools. through this group, we are trying to get people to look at school safe

for more on this, wyoming congress woman liz cheney chair woman of the house republican conference. good to have you here. the year started with a shutdown and state of the union, for me, always makes chance to reset the agenda. it's a couple weeks late. how do you think the president can do that tonight? he's got a little bit of wind at his back with the economy the way it is. >> i think he has a lot of wind at his back. i was pleased to see that he decided to wait, to do the state of the union the way they should be done. it's a very special moment in the chamber. i think it does give the president an opportunity to talk about what we've accomplished so far, in terms of economic growth, increased security for the nation. and also what needs to be done going forward. you'll see him talk about the sporpbs of the wall, the importance of stopping illegal immigration. you'll also see him reach out and make clear one more time that he does want to work across party lines. wants to put together ways we can work in a bipartisan fashion. >> dana: he said he wants to talk about unity and bi

>> wyoming, yeah. okay. >>> over the pas couple years, home dna test kits have become very popular.io but the informcan land in the wrong hands. nbc's doreen gentzler tells us about new privacy concerns. >> reporter: for $100, you can have your dnaested to unlock the mystery of your family treef bueral regulators and consumer advocates warn that the results may impact your life insurance coverage someday. family intrigue led larry to buy his wife a dna test kit for the holidays. >> she's been interested in genealogy. >> reporte the $99 dna test uses a saliva sample to unlock your lineage.th is test was supposed to be fun. but the curiosity twisted to suspicion when they read the fine pri. by taking the test, they were giving ancestry, a quote, perpetual, royalty-free, wosedwide, transferable lic to use their dna. >> that phrase, perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide, transferable, it sounded like they left it open to do anything they want with it. >> reporter: under fed law, genetic companies cannot use t

the kings and queens of corbett 2019 competition at jackson hole, mountain resort in jackson hole, wyominghole right there? >> they did this willingly? it wasn't like they were pushed. >> oh! >> wow. >> he's still standing. >> travis is number one. >> you notice that he's snowboarding, the other guys are skiing. they combined it. that's cool. >> you'll get to choose your weapon of choice. >> oh! >> wow! he hit that ramp, too. >> okay. all right. he's put together a couple of huge moves. >>> check out the ladies. because they're just as amazing. >> she looks like she's gliding over the snow. doesn't even look likehemade contact. >> first place with this run. and if she's going down the slope, she does get a little wobbly at one point. at that point, you think she's done. it's a wrap. she falls on her back, the skis are no longer on the snow. watch her recovery. [ cheers ] down she goes. it almost looks like she's about to lose control. never does she go down, except when she intends to. >> that resort is gorgeous. >> just to see that from the bunny slopes, to watch

and here we see his rise from yale dropout and wyoming lineman to wasngton power player extraordinaireief of staff for gerald ford, congressman, secretary of defense under george h.w. bush, hallndurton c.e.o.inally george w. bush's vice president. it's a portrait created by director adam mckay. >> we nt into it with an open mind and-- >> brown: you did really? >> oh absolutely the whole idea of the movie was, "who is this guy?" how did he mmake the decisions that e. >> brown: mckay, whose last film, "the big short," took on the 2007 financial crisis, makes no secret of hwn liberal politics. >> my mom is definitely right wing and i told her i said mom maybe don't see this one. >> brown: christian bale, in a remarkable physical transformation, plays cheney, while amy adams plays his wife, lynne. >> can you feel it dick? half the room wants to be us, the other half fears us. know george is next in line, but after that who knows. >> brown: but while recent events and real people are the ficus, adams says she approached it like any other lm. >> i looked at it as a character study and the wa

itdid happen in wyoming, but was a battle in colorado. it was a huge battle in california. organ, several attempts. many attempts in the west. prior to a string of in franchise mints at the federal level beginning in 1910. something that we may not all realize is that the state has the ability to decide who votes for all of the positions that are elected above state legislatures. after most of it, the senate was elected by state legislature. the 17th amendment in 1912 basically allow for direct elections. if our states in the u.s. determine whether or not you can vote at the presidential level and for the legislature at the national level, the state-level ratification -- the state-level enfranchisement was full in french is meant of women. you have full enfranchisement of michigan, newois, york prior to the 19th amendment even getting on the docket in the senate and the house at the national level. my book is that what we have to think about the west is not just political culture, but this tumult to this ise where the party alliance not as a solidified as the east. machine

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if you want to go, check out jacksolemounort in jackson hole, wyoming. >>> hey, it's time to give away another ipad mini. to enter you need wednesday's buzzword, be at least 18 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. the rtm buzzword is coming up in a bit. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >>> time to check in with one of our favorite most amazing and famous animals. >> oh! it's been a while. >> has been a while. rambro from the angry ram youtube channel. if you're unfamiliar with rambro, he has an aggression problem. >> oh! >> yep. >> ow. >> all she wanted to do was see it. >> don't ram the happened that feeds you. >> they continue to have fun with rambro. >> how do they get there? any other video from five hours, they are chased off by this psycho. >> they dropped in on a line. >> still fun to see rambro. he's up to his old antics. more amazing animals in the same family here. my mind was blown. >> i didn't know they could climb trees. that's ridiculous. >> yeah. >> not expecting this. >> i watched this video a number of times. i was looking around at the different trees

. >> a storm, bring in the northwest is expected to dump even more snow, from washington state to wyoming> it could set new records for february, the snowfall. >> the same storm that is going to be affecting us? the same system. it produces rain, and snow over the sierras in the rockies. it is a bad one. on top of what we have already got. in terms of starting out for monday morning, this is going to be slow to develop for much of the bay area tomorrow. first in the north bay, tomorrow morning, probably showers. it depends on how early you head out the door. around the central bay, it will be cloudy. in the south bay, mostly cloudy. but that is how the day begins, it is not how it ends. it ends with rain, which is what they are already getting. up in cape mendocino, light to moderate rain at the moment. it is not something that is sinking towards the south, but it will as we approached sunrise tomorrow, sonoma will be the first pick this up, futurecast, look at this. this is on top of what happened last week. we are going to get 3-9 inches of total rain in the north bay. 9 inches are in f

wyoming, nevada and utah round out the top five. west virginia came in as the least happiest state. virginia was ranked 27th.as maryland 32nd. >> not a great showing for our area. >> no. that's unfortunate. >> too bad. >> i like living in virginia. didn't say anything about d.c. >> i was saying, i like living in d.c. it's not included because it's not a state. that's too bad, too. >>> the last couple year home dna test kits have becomeeally popular. >> they offer insight into your heritage. but the information can land in the wrong hands. nbc's doreen gent gentzler tells us more. >> reporter: the results may impact your life insurance coverage someday. family intrigue led larry to bus ife a dna test kit for the holidays. >> she's been interested in genealogy. >> reporter: the $99a test uses a saliva sample tounlock yourlineage. this test was supposed to be fun. but the ciosity twisted to suspicion when they read the fine print. by taking the test, they were giving ancestry, a quote, perpetual, royalty to use their dna. >> that phrase, per patch waper royalty-free. >> reporter: genet

yeah he's a long way from jackson hole wyoming that's for sure what was your help film of the day start with you. well my stand up on that it was actually vice i really enjoyed this film has its historical accuracy has to be taken with a bit of a grouch styles but christian bale's acting wasn't asked and crossed the board generally it was fantastic and i thought it was actually a really creative way to tell a story that can't really be journalistically verified considering how much cheney tried to keep his fingerprints off of history even though he had such a huge influence and really stepped right up through today so that was for me yeah you know i grew great great film i think it's made me a difficult these days with trump in the in the white house to do political satire like this so i'm not sure if it fully works in that context but it's very very irritating but for me particularly today when it's the fortieth anniversary of the iranian revolution another film really stood out and that's a documentary from a iranian german director called born female and it's her personal story going

that counts wherever you live you shouldn't have your vote count fifty times more if you live in wyoming than if you live in california and that's the system that we've got now i don't even get i think that it's time to look at what is that a holiday that insane each state has two senators no matter how big or small and that's why this would be unconstitutional if it ever came to fruition and would be struck down i'm saying i think it's unfair to most voters because it skews the weight in terms of these small unpopulated states that's why i think that's fair now there you see i think that's very radicalized change the whole constitution and tear it all up that's what the liberal but one thing about cheney's run on that richard please. find i did about changing the constitution you asked me whether i thought i was fair and the answer is no of course it's not fair but it would have but if it were in this different world yes candidates would campaign where there are a lot of people. and you know is that good or bad the fact is policies that have to be addressed by the white house and by con

sticking with his raiders no matter what..sot: im gonna still be a raiders fan if they move to montana wyomingoesn't matter..it doesn't bother me where they move. there are still details that need to be worked out before a contract can be brought to the coliseum board for approval. that is expected to happen next week. ( james ) in national headlines ... president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen ... is set to testify before congress today. hestimony. a closed session today ... a public hearing tomorrow ... and then another closed ion on democrats are expected to grill cohen about trump's taxes, businesses and finances including paying hush money just before the 20-16 election to women accusing trump of affairs. cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress last year about donald trump's knowledge of a proposed trump tower project in moscow during the campaign. he's expected to start a three-year prison sentence in may. ( james ) coming up ... we are tracking the storm. here is a live look at radar showing where the storm is impacting the bay area. and here's a live look outside... san

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liz cheney, (r) wyoming// "it's going to have to include funding that will allow us to secure the border, and it will have to include funding for some sort of a barrier."rep. steny hoyer, (d) majority leader// "the crisis that is claimed--america being under siege or attack--i don't agree with."sources say the latest proposal pegs border wall funding at 2-billion.that's requested.on nbc's meet the ide press-- white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney said he wouldutt another acting chief of staff// "so, let's say that the hard-core left wing of the democratic party prevails in this negotiation and they put a bill on the president's desk with 0 money or 800 million dollars for the wall, an absurdly low number for the wall. how can he sign that? he cannot in good faith sign that."president trump tweeting on sunday, saying democrats are offering very little money for the wall and accusing them of wanting another shutdown for political purposes.on monday-- he's heading to the border town of el paso, texas for his first campaign rally of the year - no doubt he'll renew calls for his bor

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was innocent and hope he will one day return to ivory coast custom is the deputy director of the wyoming foundation which promotes the international criminal justice system he says by both still faces jail time on all the challenges the acquittal itself may not have that significant of an effect what would have a very significant of effect is of course if your own bible returns to i requote and in particular if you re enters the politico arena that is quite likely but it's actually i'm clear it's quite likely that he would enter the political arena if you returned but it's unclear whether he would actually return to the ivory coast at this at this point one thing of note is that despite the fact that the i.c.c. acquitted later on by book there is still an arrest warrant that was issued and i read caused an international arrest warrant issued for him for the misappropriation of funds and should he be convicted for charges that arrest warrant speaks to he could face up to twenty years in prison six months on from the latest about a virus outbreak in the democratic republic of congo the wor

big low pressure area now over wyoming, but the counterclockwise is slow around it dragging down cold canadian air. and right up and down the i-5 corridor. the wind is coming from the north. we will stay below average each of the next seven to 14 days, and there are other weather systems coming. no one other is going to be crazy wet because they're coming down from the north. not the tropics, but we will have a couple of opportunities of rainfall. sunshine tomorrow morning. we should have clouds increasing in the afternoon tomorrow. we will have rainfall coming up on friday. this is a change. friday morning's commute. the afternoon commute yesterday. the new data says no. friday morning, 8:00, rain throughout the bay area. scattered showers continue with wet roads for the evening commute on friday. and some scattered showers behind the front itself. it will likely continue on and off on saturday. now let's talk about sunday. the second storm that is heading our way. once again light to moderate rainfall, but snow levels drop again. not as much as a couple of days ago, but likely down