you, yourself, are running out in wyoming. we know the former president endorsed your primary opponent. he promised to help campaign against you. you have one of his biggest donors, peter till, throwing billions behind your opponent. given how red your state is, how do you expect to win that primary? >> look, i am absolutely honored and privileged to be able to represent the people of wyoming in congress. i absolutely anticipate we will have a very energetic and hard-fought campaign this year. but at the end of the day, i'm incredibly privileged to be able to stand up and defend the constitution of the united states. i'm confident that the people of wyoming will not choose loyalty to one man, one man as dangerous as donald trump is. while he was watching television, watching it unfold, not telling his supporters to stop and go home, instead was sending out a tweet saying that mike pence was a coward. this is a man who is too dangerous to ever to play a role in our democracy again. i look forward to the opportunity to help the

wyoming is the first state to grant women's right to vote. it was the first government in the world to continuously grant women the right to vote. 50 years before the nineteenth amendment to the u.s. constitution. louisa swain was the pioneering woman who cast the first legal vote in a general election under wyoming law. on september 6th, 1870. i can't think of a better name for a federal building than the first state to recognize this and enshrine full suffrage for women into law. many women played any central role in the journey towards suffrage but the simple act of voting was the shot heard around the world and she deserves this recognition for a federal building to be named after her in cheyenne, wyoming and i want to thank both senators cardin and ben holland for joining me in this legislation. after mrs. swain left wyoming she made her home in maryland, buried in baltimore where you can visit her grave. i know that both senator cardin and senator van holland are proud of the home state's part in the story of women's suffrage, being fro

i say as a former resident of wyoming how much she trashed the people of wyoming in her interview withot true and it has serious imply cases ranking member means the top minority party appointed person. that means that, you know, who the republicans appointed to the committee. she was actually hand selected by nancy pelosi and is not the ranking member. the reason why that's important is because the rules for this committee require consultation with the ranking member with the top republican appointed person on the committee. when you are subpoenaing people, or when you are bringing people in for testimony. and they know they are not doing that because nancy pelosi, of course, kicked the ranking member, appointed by the republican, jim banks, off the committee back in july. and so this is something that is very surprised she said something that was not true. falsely claiming that she represents the republican conference on that committee. that is simply not true and she needs to stop saying that and i have reported actually in november she was falsely presenting herself this way. she c

wayne left wyoming she made her home in maryland as i mentioned. she is buried in baltimore where you can visit her grave. i know that both senator cardin and senator van hollen aarp crowd at their home states part in the story of women's suffrage and being from wyoming i can't even describe how proud i am a bauer role. so it's a privilege to sponsor the legislation that senator van hollen and senator cardin, i appreciate both of you for this and thank you for joining me today in this effort. mr. chairman i yield back. >> thanks very much. i would like to turn to senator cardin. >> mr. chairman thank you and let me thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this bill. through the story of louisa swain the state of wyoming in the state of maryland share an important piece of the history of women's rights right to vote. we celebrate louisa swain is the first woman inll the world to ct a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia and she lived for a time in baltimore before moving to wyoming. surely after casting her ballot in wyoming in 1870

our wyoming governor mark gordon stated that, quote, if passed the bill will not only support wyoming's efforts to protect our world class waters and lands but provide residents and visitors with improved infrastructure and increased recreational opportunities on wyoming's federal lands. so thanks, mr. chairman, for working with me in a bipartisan way to develop and introduce this important piece of legislation. additionally i would also like to highlight two other bills i've introduced for today's hearing that are on the agenda. the first is s. 1616, the federal interior land management act or the f.i.l.m. act, to keep pace with evolving social media and changing technology. this legislation modernizes film permitting on outdoor lands. it gives outdoor enthusiasts the ability to share their adventures without having to deal with burdensome red tape. in the 21st century century it doesn't make sense to have people jump through bureaucratic hoops just to film and upload their public adventures. this bill prevents unnecessary fees and arbitrary permitting rules while also ensuring the pro

jim: you are from wyoming originally. is there something in the water in wyoming? kara: i am so proud of my home state. jim: produced crypto-friendly banking legislation. kara: wyoming is leading the way in terms of how we think about crypto and banking of the future of finance. we are thinking about it in a different mechanism and understanding that it is changing, and wyoming has always been open and flexible to change, and i think our legislature ors have-- legislators have been thinking ahead and banking legislators have been trying to be thoughtful about this issue. i'm proud to be from the great state. i work for my hometown senator for five years, i always wanted to be at the forefront of technology. this is the way we got there. jim: great. jerry brito, you've gone over gray since you started at coin center. how long have you been doing it? what are you up to? jerry: coin center is an independent nonprofit based in d.c. and we focus on public health issues on cuba currency and blockchain networks-- cryptocurrency and blockchain networks. we exist because th

the quick moves by a wyoming state trooper when a car spins out of control. hey rest protectn nothingls more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> get a booster or risk getting omicron. >> a huge fire line has been drawn. >>> a heart stopping reminder to slow down when road conditions are not ideal. take a lack. state trooper in wyoming scrambles out of the way to avoid being hit by a car who lost control on tuesday on slick roads with poor visibility. tonight, parts of interstates 80 and 25 are closed near cheyenne, wyoming, because conditions have not improved. the highway patrol urging people to slow down and plan ahead. >> the u.s. postal service is asking president biden for more time to comply with his vaccine mandate. the usps says it needs a 120-relief period for its 650,000 employees from getting the vaccine or meeting the testing requirements. it warns of catastrophic delays in mail delivery if an extension is not granted. the postal service vows to maintain its own covid mitigation policie

and the majority of wyoming did. a lot of people in wyoming supported her but they don't anymore.t she's done since last year, she's as adversarial to the republican party as is nancy pelosi. she's not doing what we sent her to washington, d.c. to do. >> sean: if you care about protecting the capitol and i do, and i said so that day. i said it on radio as it was unfolding and i said it on this tv show. if you care about stopping the violence like in the summer of 2020, in this case don't you need to ask the speaker of the house why she declined the troops that were legally approved by donald trump in front of the joint chiefs, secretary of defense, chief-of-staff, defense department chief-of-staff, why wouldn't they call in her, why aren't they calling in the d.c. mayor, why aren't they demanding their emails before that day and after? why are they giving her a pass and why is she off-limits? >> i think we know the answer to that question, sean, or those questions, very simply, because they know what the answers are. they didn't do their job. they didn't address security on that d

my job is to represent wyoming's best interest. and to ensure the fed is preparing itself for the post pandemic economy and to promote responsible innovation. as you mentioned in your statement. i asked your for an update of the charter last week. and i have yet to receive a response. and as we discussed in december i believed i would receive a response. by today. my disappointment is profound. my frustration is profound. and for now i'll just leave it at that. i will say thank you for your dialogue with senator kennedy and senator hagerty today. i thought those were encouraging dialogues. once again chairman powell, throw me a lifeline. i yield back. chair brown: senator smith of minnesota is recognized. senator smith: thank you, chair brown and ranking member toomey. welcome to the committee again, chair powell. it was as always good to talk with you yesterday. i want to just say, mr. chair, i think that together chair powell and it will brainard would make a great team at the fed. i think you are a strong combination. chair powe

a wyoming trooper responding to a highway crash during snowy conditions when a car veered off the road, nearly hitting him. fortunately, he dove to safety just in time. for more news, get the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm todd hansen, cbs news, new york. ♪ >>> good evening and thank you for joining us from the east front of the u.s. capitol, where flags are at half staff in remembrance of one of america's darkest days. just behind me was a candlelight prayer vigil. the insurrection was one of the worst days of injuries for law enforcement since the september 11th attacks. but it was more than the capitol that was attacked. democracy itself was under assault. but in the end, democracy prevailed. those rioters that tried to stop the certification of joe biden's election, well, they failed. members of congress returned to the very house floor that had been overrun to finish counting the votes. vice president mike pence confirmed joe biden would be the next president at 3:40 a.m. well, at this moment today, the justice department is pursuing one of the largest fbi in

. >> brennan: wyoming republican liz cheney shares few views with adam schiff, but they are working together on the committee tasked with investigating the january 6 attack. we'll hear from both of them. plus, americans weigh in on our democracy in a new cbs news pol. and we'll talk with university of chicago professor robert pape. his latest study has surprising findings about those arrested for their role in the insurrection. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." two years and two days ago the w.h.o. received the first formal word from china about a mysterious new virus circulated in wuhan. we made a lot of progress fighting that virus since those terrifying early days of the global pandemic, and we are learning to live with masks and restrictions designed to protect our health. but we're starting a third year of covid, with new concerns and confusion about the omicron variant. micmark strassmann begins our covid coverage from atlanta. >> reporter: a new year in our covid chronicles, welcomed by maskless floridians. risky

florida with more on this new report. >> 5 weeks before authorities recover gabby petito's body in wyomingrest and 911. caller reported senior in a fight with brian laundry moab, utah on august 12, 2 slapping her. >> yes. and then we stop. they ran up and down the sidewalk. he proceeded to enter in the car and they drove off the police officers. body cameras were recording as they pulled over the couple. your arches national park to people that came to us and tell us that they saw >> there's 2 people say they just independent witnesses by no charges were filed. instead, the officers decide to separate the couple for the night. >> in late september, the city of moab hired investigator from another agency. so if you have the officers responded to this highly scrutinized incident, captain brandon directly from pricey. police recommends more officers undergo additional domestic violence in legal training. it is 99 page report. one of the responding officers, erich pratt is quoted saying i'm desperately leftover that she got killed. i really am. done a thing to stop it. if it would have known t

i know people are asking for in wyoming, ballot integrity, ballot accountability, ballot security. that is done best with the states run their own elections and have voter id, not when washington has a big bill like they tried to pass in the united states senate by the democrats. removing voter id, the president's spokeswoman was on television this morning saying people need more drop boxes for their ballots. you know, there are mailboxes all over the country. their post offices everywhere. mail and ballots exist lot easier to vote in wyoming and georgia than prison biden's home state of delaware part of chuck schumer's home state of new york. they ought to try to clean up what's going on in their states before they start pointing fingers at other states, thanks so much.

. >> melanie, you are calling from wyoming. what do your fellow people from wyoming say about liz cheney and her possible primary? >> i moved here year ago in december from utah. so i just have to say that i support liz cheney, i believe she's got an uphill battle and as i've watched her living here now in wyoming for one year, i am hopeful that the residents of wyoming will see her honesty and her support for citizens of the united states and not just wyoming. >> thank you for calling in. molly in compton, california, good evening to you. >> it was just shocking, i was watching it on tv and when i saw it here, we were just saying, i can't believe it. i couldn't believe that this was happening and i just knew any minute the national guard and the sheriffs and the police and everybody was going to show up. i was praying for the people because they were going to get killed, but i was 100% wrong. that was not what happened. second of all, i know that president trump and his cronies, they are saying that this past election was not

he had 14 but the cowboys you don't think of them necessarily as a basketball school in wyoming, butn shows you different with the jam cowboys taken 84 69 there 14 to the spartans. meanwhile oh and four in conference, alright, we've come to that point of the evening. where we must check. this out. what do we got shaken at this celtics game tonight. bon jovi. let's turn up the volume and some people can't jump. some people can't dance doesn't matter. he's rocking out and watch the guy's reaction. yeah he's like, oh, wait. i'm on camera to yeah, i like that. the air guitar. it's all happening in the celtics game, and they think they want to. hey let us see what else is shaken. check this out. this is a weird sport . you can help me out. feel free . it's on ice. they appear to be in stocking feet. and you know what? that is kicking a bowling ball. oh that's a injuries. i don't know what you call it. but maybe bowling ball soccer. whatever the killer bruises in the world, not real bright. in my opinion, pop look fun at all this wording life for tonight, such as it is, mark. thank you. th

. ♪♪ coming up, wyoming senator with breaking news on the economic sanctions to come on russia.act of biden's policies on america.th biden's big call a supreme court nominee his retirement. will joe biden's pick be the progressives' pick? if alan dershowitz weighs in on the supreme court moves and vice president kamala harris' deciding vote. then, release the transcripts. questions are swirling on what went down on two phone calls of president biden's, one with ukrainian president zelensky, the other with ccp head xi jinping. >> the answer is that we did, i did raise the question of transparency. i've spent a lot of time with him. he, in fact, he's just not being transparent. maria: not being transparent, that's it. coming up, former director of intelligence john ratcliffe on the origins of covid-19 and the intelligence behind china and russia's deceptions. plus, joe biden moves to protect the ukraine border but blows off his own southern border. mexican cartels are making $100 million a week on human trafficking. drugs made in china have become the number one killer of american

billionaires so why is it that wyoming or montana doesn't say that's a great idea. okay, that is a completely fair question and let me respond to it in two ways the people from montana and wyoming are unlikely to have a choice about whether or not to impose a wealth tax on californians because the constitution there is a perfectly plausible view would outlaw a wealth tax that was designed that way. that's part of what i wrote about in the book and it's part of what i mean when i say the constitution has a bias in favor of protecting the wealthy as to your point about redistribution and small states. i guess what i would have to say to you is this look at who represents those folks in congress. because realistically of the two parties and it's not fair to call them monoliths in any way but of the two parties one party typically favors programs that would involve a higher level of social welfare and some degree of wealthy redistribution. the other party is opposed to increasing most forms of social welfare, and in fact opposed to most forms of wealth redistribution ag

a wyoming highway patrol officer at a close call with out of control vehicle.returning to his cruiser. you saw it right there. an suv veered off a snowy highway sped right by him. the trooper had to scramble to get out of the way. the good news is he wasn't hurt. the wyoming highway patrol was warning drivers to slow down and plan ahead when driving in icy conditions. authorities in colorado say they found partial human remains in the area of the marshall fire. the boulder county sheriff's department is working on identifying those remains. this comes after separate investigations were launched for 2 missing people since that fire broke out last thursday. it burned more than 6200 acres and destroyed more than 1000 homes making it the most destructive fire in colorado history. the fire has been fully contained. the cause is still under investigation. investigators are looking into whether or not a 5 year-old child accidentally set a christmas tree on fire, igniting that inferno that left 12 people dead in philadelphia. >> it happened yesterday at the row house w

my job is to represent wyoming's best interests. and to ensure the fed is preparing itself for the post-pandemic economy and to promote responsible innovation. as you mentioned in your statement. i asked your staff for an update on the spdi charter last week and i have yet to receive a response. as we discussed in december, i believed i would receive a response by today. my disappointment is profound. my frustration is profound. and for now, i will leave it at that. but i will say thank you for your dialogue with senator kennedy and senator haggerty today. i thought those were encouraging dialogues. and once again, chairman powell, throw me a lifeline. i. . yield back >> thank you. senator smith from minnesota is recognized. sen. smith: thank you, chair brown. welcome to the committee again, chair powell. it was good to talk with you yesterday. i want to just say, mr. chair, then i think together, chair powell and lael brainard would make a great team at the fed and i think you are a strong combination. chair powell, i would like to

we saw the image of the congresswoman from wyoming or the former vice president from wyoming along with republican, empty on that floor. what do the republicans do, spinning this into the weekend and the talk shows? emily: it was interesting to see the republican messaging. it was not really there. they might've put out some paper statements but they were not specifically in the building or talking to anyone. the party line seems to be while they condone violence, they're not supportive of this push of the voting rights act. they suggest that concerns about january 6 are overblown. who was in the capital yesterday? dick cheney and liz cheney. dick cheney saying the leadership of the republican party is not like who he served with. matt gaetz and others talked about conspiracy theories that have no evidence linked to january 6. the messaging is all over the place. lisa: the conversation has moved onto the jobs report today. how this dovetails into the legislative agenda and what it does with the federal reserve. why have we not gotten picks for the other fed seats given it is such a pivo

favoritos y el ganador fue nada más y nada menos que yellowstone que abarca estados de idaho, montana y wyoming>> en segundo lugar alaska y el tercero en representación de california yosemite y para continuar el gran cañón en california. >>> gracias por acompañarnos [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >>♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> pausa forzada la tormenta de de nieve más fuerte deja hogares del país sin luz y causa la cancelación de miles de vuelos el frío polar paraliza vida de muchos en el sur tornados impactaron las costas de la florida causando daños en construcciones además este domingo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪ ♪♪] >> investigación internacional las damnificaciones llegan a israel y reino unido el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden dice que es un acto terrorista la agresión donde su autor fue muerto entre el dolor familiares de 15 de las 17 víctimas del incendio del bronx dan el último adiós en una ceremonia distribución de pruebas se espera que esta semana el gobierno distribuya pruebas a miles de residentes del país ante la nueva variante ómicron >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> noticias telemundo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪

. >> senator from wyoming is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman and congratulations on yourr nomination. both of you acting director thompson, we haven't met. i hope we have the opportunity to do so in the near future. governor brainard, thank you very much for the time you've spent with me and conversations we've had in the past year. i appreciate that very much. governor brainard, my questions are for you. as we've discussed, wyoming is the largest exporting state of energy in the nation and that's because of our small population. we don't consume very much of the energy we produce, we export it it's critically important to our economy and job base and to american energy independence. do you believe the federal reserve has the authority either through rules or guidance to broadly curtail community banks investments in oil, all or gas exploration? >> no, senator. >> thank you. do you understand the regulatory burden incorporating climate risk bank regulation may have on community banks in wyoming? >> i do. i don't favor asking community

los restos de la joven fueron encontrados el pasado 19 de septiembre en wyoming, el principal sospechosoe coronavirus en las escuelas, se reporta una disminución en las tasas de positividad en los estudiantes. se dice que continuación no menor que la del resto de la población. estamos nos dice cómo está tratando de seguir reduciendo esta situación >> a pesar de la explosiva o la de contagios por omicrón se reporta una reducción en la tasa de coronavirus que hasta el miércoles... >> le están haciendo la prueba una vez a la semana como yo creo que deberían hacerlo dos veces a la semana >> hasta ayer la asistencia estudiantil y las clases presenciales se contabilizaba por encima del 75 por ciento. sin embargo, ramírez asegura que la presencia de alumnos en la clase de su hijo no representa esta cifra. >> mi hija decía que iban cinco o seis alumnos el departamento de salud pública reportó una reducción que hasta el 15 de enero suelo se han encontrado tres brotes nuevos en los centros educativos. para febrero se espera que sean 500 centros de vacunación. >> las preparatorias y secundarias >>

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laundrie returned from their cross country road trip without her petito's body was found weeks later in wyomingth officials confirming she died of strangulation. laundrie had been on the run for more than a month after his body was found in a nature preserve in florida. a search of that area also turned up a backpack and a revolver linked to laundrie. tonight the fbi has officially closed the case >> thank you. >>> believe it or not it was two years ago today the cdc identified the first case of coronavirus in the united states. 70 million cases later, new evidence from the cdc this evening that booster shots are highly protective against hospitalization from omicron. meantime, infections in the east are dropping the south and west, though, still struggling with more, here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: today as the cdc cited new data saying booster shots are at least 90% effective in preventing hospitalization, less than half of americans who are eligible have actually received one. it comes as rooms, gurneys, hallways and triage areas outside hospital lobbies in states like california face a

that the post-pandemic economy is likely to be different in some respects my job is to represent wyoming's best interests, and to ensure the fed is preparing itself for the post pandemic economy and to promote responsible innovation as you mentioned in your statement. i asked your staff for an update on the spdi charter last week and i've yet to receive a response, and as we discussed in december i believed i would receive a response by today, so my disappointment is profound and my frustration is profound and for now i will leave it at that, but i will say thank you for your dialogue with senator kennedy and senator hagerty today. i thought those were encouraging dialogues and once again, chairman powell, throw me a lifeline i yield back >> thanks. senator smith of minnesota is recognized >> thank you, chair brown and ranking member toomey and welcome to the committee again chair powell, as always it was good to talk with you yesterday, and i want to just say mr. chair, that i think that together chair powell and leo brainard will make a great team at the fed, and i think you're a strong

(sfx: playful cadence of full soundscape) >>> a close call for a wyoming highway patrol trooper.had to quickly jump out of the way wednesday when an out-of-control car sped toward him during a snowstorm. the trooper was responding to another crash when the other car came out of nowhere. the trooper and the driver were not hurt. >>> a classic hollywood film director is being remembered, and there's new information in the cause of that deadly philadelphia fire. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the philadelphia enquirer" reports a 5-year-old boy told investigators he accidentally started the fire that killed 12 members of his family in a public housing row home. the boy who escaped the fire reportedly said he ignited a christmas tree while he played with a cigarette lighter on wednesday. he also said his mother died. relatives say the victims were three adult sisters and their nine children. officials say that they are conducting a very complex investigation. >> we've brought in laser scanners. they're scanning the entire room. they're basically, if i can

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her body was later found in nearby wyoming. the cause ruled a homicide.r in florida. the laundrie family's attorney released a statement overnight defending the moab police saying, although the officers may not have followed the letter of the law in not citing gabby, i believe they did the best they could. to label every disagreement between couples a citable domestic violence incident is to criminalize human emotions and reactions that should be dealt with outside of the criminal code. the report recommends the officers be placed on probation. no response yet from gabby petito's family. >>> the new york yankees have introduced the first woman to manage a team in the minor leagues. rachel balkovec will become the first full time female manager. she says the struggles she went through while climbing the ladder helped prepare her for the job. >> i've been in baseball for ten year, so it feels a little interesting to me that there's so much attention now but obviously society has changed. the world has changed. social media has changed, so we're celebrating

potatoes remains were found in wyoming soon after. her death was ruled a homicide. the fbi is now closing its investigation. we are also hearing from a woman suing facebook's current company over the murder of her brother. the fbi says antigovernment extremists shot and killed a federal officer in oakland in 2020. his sister told cbs mornings anchor tony he would still be alive if not for facebook. >> on the night of may 29th, 2020, not far from protests over the murder of george floyd, a surveillance camera captured this white van outside the federal courthouse in oakland, california. investigators say the vehicle pulled forward as the door slid open. and someone inside opened fire. wounding one federal security officer and killing another. >> and assassin currently shot two federal protective services contractors as they stood watch over the protest. >> according to the complaint, robert justice junior drove the van while stephen pulled the trigger. using the protest as cover for an antigovernment attack. both men have pleaded not guilty. and yet -- >> the world i

former vice president dick chaney joined his daughter wyoming congressman liz cheney on the house flooror a moment of silence. cheney is vice chair of the panel investigating and was among the few republicans taking part in thursday's events. >> five people died as a result of the attack. more than 700 people have been charged with crimes stemming from the day. >>> all over the bay area people gathered to reflect on violent riot at our nation's capital and what's happened sense. andrea nakano explains protesters are concerned america has not learned its lesson from a year ago. >>> it was at this busy intersection where more than is hundred 100 protesters gathered. from a lively vigil in walnut creek. >> ♪ we the people are for the people. >> reporter: a walk around the federal building in san francisco. demonstrators gathered to remember what happened in the nation's capital a year ago. >> it doesn't feel like a year has passed. i remember that day so vividly. >> reporter: protesters fear history may repeat itself without legislation to protect voting rights. >> our country is in a plac

john barrasso from wyoming. did you see the piece today? >> dana: i like to read it the night before so i can be prepared. >> bill: are you with joe biden or jefferson davis? the president's speech is a voice from reality. the filibuster is likely to fail. it concludes with the following line. it is a bad presidential look. a couple of things in this voting rights proposal that i don't think a lot of people are aware of. it would force you to count late-mail ballots like a postcard. you don't know where it's coming from. the other thing about the drop boxes in the state of georgia. they didn't exist before the pandemic vote of 2020. that will be permanent to a degree in the state of georgia regardless. >> dana: another thing in the bill that a lot of people don't realize is a taxpayer funding of campaigns. that polls so poorly in america it has for a long time and of course then you have the voter i.d. requirements which most people including a majority of democrats think should be there. what president biden did from the "new york post" sa

stuart: wyoming is very much an energy state.id it day one when joe biden killed the keystone xl pipeline. he's also gone after exploration for oil and gas on public lands. that not just hurts my home state, it hurts americans. we are -- should be -- american energy dominant. not canning is rush -- not asking russia and saudi arabia to produce more to sell it to us. energy is called the master resource for a reason. we have it here in america, we ought to be using our own, not penalizing the american people for producing american energy. stuart: a year ago we were energy independent, and now we're not. senator john barrasso from the great state of wyoming, which i have been to, which i'd love to go back to at some point -- [laughter] >> no wonder joe biden's, basically, approval rating is now at an all-time low. stuart: yes, it is. especially in wyoming, i'm sure. senator, thanks for joining us, sir. happy new year to you. see you later. >>> all right, let's get to covid now. we have the brits, as in the united kingdom, ditching

her body was eventually found in wyoming. a few weeks later. laundry's body was found a month later in october. near his parents house in florida. he died from self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> if gun violence in san francisco is an epidemic, san francisco district attorney today viewed it from a public health perspective. he held online panel discussions involving community leaders, law enforcement and survivors of gun violence. the goal is to explore efforts to break the cycle of violence on city streets. top cop says these days police are seeing so many more guns than before. >> san francisco that problem is growing. with the number of guns privately made. don't have serial numbers on them. we have arrested kids who are making them in their garages. and selling them to other kids. it's a problem. >> people who lost loved ones to gun violence say community engagement is vital. the closest the problem are often those closest to the solution. a big gun bust in san matt county. after months of under cover work. the ghost guns and illegal firearms

. >> cause us real concern and wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney, one of 2 gop members on the committee said former president donald trump watched the attack on a tv near the oval office. he could have told them to go home and he failed to do so. >> and while that work continues in the house. senate. democrats have also vowed to vote on the president's one 0.7 trillion dollars, social spending and climate plan which as of right now also does not have unanimous democratic support live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you, jesse. in this week, of course, marks one year since the mob raided the capital trying to stop the certification of the presidential election. a bipartisan house committee has already interviewed more than 300 witnesses and it is reviewing close to 40,000 documents related to the events of january 6th south by congresswoman zoe lofgren is on the house select committee investigating the riot. she tells us it's important to not only look at what happened that day, but also at the rhetoric and events following the election. >> we have focus not just on t

you're seeing cases pick up in states like montana, wisconsin, minnesota, wyoming, idaho. so it's not done yet. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci says in the coming weeks infection levels could get to a low enough level that covid eventually becomes the type of respiratory infectioop pa. >> things are looking good. we don't want to get overconfident, but they look like they're going the right direction right now. >> reporter: but fauci says the u.s. has to be prepared for the possibility another highly infectious variant could come along. meanwhile, covid hospitalizations jumped 30% and deaths 44% in the past two weeks nationwide, with the west and midwest hit especially hard. >> every hospital's full. so trying to find a facility that has an open space with the appropriate care is difficult. >> reporter: the pace of first vaccinations is slowing with about a third of eligible americans still not fully vaccinated and less than half are boosted. danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> new york city is paying tribute to two police officers shot friday while responding to a domestic disput