i needed to spend a lot of time in wyoming which is where this camp was every year. there's a pilgrimage over the summer for camp survivors their families and other japanese americans to go back to this place in northwest, wyoming where so many families had you know, the worst years of their lives and it's a very emotional week. it's very emotional even as an outsider. it's it's emotional and for the families and the survivors of the camp. it's sort of serves as this opportunity to reflect on their lives to reflect back on those 75 80 years ago about what their lives were like the first public image i went to was in 2017, and then i went in 2018 and 2019 as well as you can see. i'm not japanese-american you'd be hard-pressed to find less japanese name than bradford thomas pearson. so when i first got to the pilgrimage the very first time i i stuck out a little bit and i think in some situations some reporting situations that can be a real disadvantage and i expect it to be such when i when i got to the campsite, but for me somehow it actually turned into a really big

i needed to spend a lot of time in wyoming which is where this camp was every year. there's a pilgrimage over the summer for camp survivors their families and other japanese americans to go back to this place in northwest, wyoming where so many families had you know, the worst years of their lives and it's a very emotional week. it's very emotional even as an outsider. it's it's emotional and for the families and the survivors of the camp. it's sort of serves as this opportunity to reflect on their lives to reflect back on those 75 80 years ago about what their lives were like the first public image i went to was in 2017, and then i went in 2018 and 2019 as well as you can see. i'm not japanese-american you'd be hard-pressed to find less japanese name than bradford thomas pearson. so when i first got to the pilgrimage the very first time i i stuck out a little bit and i think in some situations some reporting situations that can be a real disadvantage and i expect it to be such when i when i got to the campsite, but for me somehow it actually turned into a really big

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike. knocks down a short little jumper. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >> that was sports director jason dumas reporting for us now. the warriors will host the celtics tonight at the chase center. tipoff is going to be at 07:00pm. also happening today. it could be a big day for the future of the oakland a's and whether or not they're going to get a new ballpark at howard terminal this morning. a group of regulators to the port of oakland will come up with a recommendation on whether the port needs howard terminal to keep up incoming cargo. then this afternoon, the recommendation will be given to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. if that commission dec

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in wyoming we have a great amount of it. is an important part of our electric grid, about 20% of the energy we have here is from nuclear power. it is carbon-free energy. we need to immediately, immediately cut off the importation of uranium from russia. that cuts off their money. we cannot be dependent, maria, on anybody. we need to get more self-sufficient as a nation whether it's uranium from russia, whether it's critical minerals and meld sins from china, whether -- medicines, whether it's opec, we cannot let them hold a knife to our throat. it's so critical for our own national security, safety and our future. maria: and, of course, the shortage of so many supplies have sent inflation spiking, oil pices spiking. president biden -- oil prices. president biden keeps blaming vladimir putin for the increase in gasoline prices as we see the numbers near record highs this morning. i want to show you a timeline that we have put together in terms of inflation, the inflation timeline begins back in january 2021 when joe biden fir

scott: i want to thank my colleague from wyoming. i want to thank my colleagues from kansas and from tennessee for their interest in making sure that we get ukraine aid to the citizens of ukraine today. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that at a time to be determined by the majority leader, following consultation with the republican leader, the senate proceed to the consideration of s.3811, which is at the desk, there be two hours for debate equally divided in the usual form, upon the use or yielding back of time, the bill be read a third time and the senate vote on passage of the bill, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana is recognized. mr. tester: thank you, mr. president. i want to reserve the right to object. i have been listening to the arguments that are made here. let's get to the facts. the fact is, if we split this ukrainian funding out, it is not going to get there quicker. it's going to get their slow

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike. knocks down the short little jumper. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >>that was jason dumas reporting. the warriors are set to host the celtics tonight at chase center. tipoff for that game is set for 07:00pm. thanks for watching. kron on at noon. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you right back here at 3 o'clock. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> i said, "i am done with you. get out of here." >> the way he handled the situation... >> oh, geez. >> he went straight to anger. >> never. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patrici

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike.down the short little jumper. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. by the way, usf also left today. they're going to indianapolis. they left at 7 in the morning so they didn't have a party to send them off college kids. i'm sorry. even though you just made the tournament for the first time since 98, they're not waking up at 07:00am. to watch you guys hop on a flight, but we still with them. the best of luck in their game against murray state. all right. you look at as the country faces, what comes with an increasingly aging population. >> the effect all timers disease has on people is only getting worse. and today the alzheimer's association released its annual facts and figures re

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike.. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >> that was jason dumas reporting in the worriers are going to host the celtics tonight at the chase center. tipoff is 07:00pm. it's 7.52. and kron four's recognizing remarkable women all month long. every tuesday we highlight another amazing woman. we did yesterday will do next tuesday and on our website, a cropper dot com. you can see all the past winners and nominees will be right back. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more— yardwork— teamwork— long walks. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike.er. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >> and that was reporting the warriors host the celtics tonight at the chase center and kron 4. don't forget, we are highlighting recognizable, remarkable women all month long. they are amazing and we hope you tune in not only on tuesdays, but also we have a section on kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ was time to go, but they never stop on kron on. let's go to noelle bellow for a preview in the ne

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike.indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >> and that was jason dumas reporting. the worriers are going to host the celtics tonight at the chase center. it's 5.52. and kron four's recognizing remarkable women of monthlong every tuesday we highlight another amazing woman. today is wednesday. so you miss yesterday. i hope not. and if you want to see a whole bunch you go to kron 4 dot com. we've got past winners and nominees there, to since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it

half of wyoming is federal land and wyoming is sitting on a treasure-trove of american energy.e have it all. oil, gas, coal, uranium for nuclear power, we have wind, sunny areas as well. we have it all. we need it all. joe biden wants us to keep wyoming energy in the ground. the white house claims we don't need to drill more or explore more for energy because there are some leases that have not yet been used. so why aren't they used? i mean that's a legitimate question to ask. well, half of them are waiting for joe biden's permission to drill. just because you pay for a lease doesn't mean you have permission yet to explor forking -- explore for energy on that area, you have to ask for permission before you pay the federal government for the lease. it's like renting an apartment and they say they're not going to give you the key yet of. the biden administration has it to know that, but they mislead the american people to say they are not being used. many of the leases that are not used are tied up in court by environmental activists and they can't explore for energy using those

wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike.er. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >> that was jason dumas reporting that going to play the celtics tonight at chase center. tipoff. it's 07:00pm kron four's recognizing remarkable women all month long. every tuesday we highlight another amazing woman right here on the kron. 4 morning news and on our air as well as on our website at kron 4 dot com, if you will. they're also you can see past winners and nominees will be right back. just as mask mandates are in day 9 phone users can now unlock their phones with their mask on. >> the new ios 15.4 rolls out the feature. you can turn it on in settings under the face id and a pasco face id with mask use the unique feature of your e

wyoming's playing game. here you go. second have wyoming down 5 graham, ike.right shoulder. nice little hokey at 17 points, wyoming within 3. but indiana would not fall to a mid major on this day. trayce jackson-davis. catch is that live huge game from 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 58. saint mary's is a higher seed, but they will still have their hands on thursday in portland. sharks hosting the panthers, jumbo joe making his return to the shark tank to a nice ovation. tonight was his first night back play for the sharks 5 to 2020 in his squad. got the win. frank, what rondo lights the lamp u.s. in overtime for florida as his second goal of the game. sharks here just free fall and they lose 3 to 2. they'll head out to la to take on the kings on thursday. all right. if you look at sports, we'll be right look at sports, we'll be right back after a quic oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with

. >> reporter: brian owns the restaurant, an 80-year-old institution in wyoming >> they have to pay to get the product to their warehouse and we have to pay again to get it here, and somebody is paying that bill and it ultimately becomes us or our guests >> you live in a constant state of panic because i'm always worried that i'll have worked enough hours to work the rent. >> reporter: president biden is fighting blaming it in large part on putin's price hike but prices surged last month almost entirely before russia invaded ukraine. and inflation has been soaring above 5% since last way. repub republicans blasting the president. >> energy prices have been going up dramatically from the day he took office. >> reporter: the next big question for people here in wyoming and all across the country is how much will the federal reserve raise interest rates next week as it tries to get the inflation under control? >> could a potential bomb cyclone hit this weekend bill karins has the details. >> it's not just the eastern u.s. we had snow yesterday so this storm is going to affect a lot of peo

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. madam president, russia continues to engage in ruthless and unprovoked attacks against a democrat and independent nation of ukraine. i strongly condemn russia's dangerous aggression against the people of ukraine. putin is responsible for the death and destruction in his wake, and he must be held accountable. the one sledgehammer we can use against putin is american energy resources. reducing the amount of russian energy going to europe would hurt russia's economy. the oil and gas revenues made up about 36% of russia's national budget last year. 2021 russia sold $100 billion worth of oil and natural gas to europe. russia is europe's main supplier of energy. the european union received over 40% of its gas imports from russia. russia also has significant ownership in europe's energy infrastructure, including pipelines, distribution centers, and storage facilities. with natural gas prices increasing and oil surpassing $100 a barrel, more of our allies

the 25 7 gales will face either wyoming or indiana who play on tuesday.trip to the term. it was in 2019 on campus. monday. students were thrilled to be going back to the dance. it's really fun. just like being able to watch drive and to really well, this team plays hard. we work hard and i'm super excited to see us go through and take care of business. so pumped up, but it's really exciting. >> but the road to the ncaa championship is a long one that could lead to a rematch with the dogs of usf and maybe even an eventual semifinals game against number one. seed gonzaga, as you might expect, these gales fans are feeling pretty good about the team's chances. we play comes out before we've beaten them convincingly. and i think that if we can beat that team, we can be anybody. we beat them before this. i'm not the pass game for the game before. and i think we definitely got again. the gaels first game will be on thursday against either indiana or wyoming. >> but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> ford and general motors will become par

the average is time, the gay for the year for wyoming. this par, wyoming is plus 5 by day minus 7, but we got minus 8 by the dental minus 13. and then minus 20 overnight. this is really, really cold weather rogers, early march, that cold spread south through colorado into the plane states. eventually, you might imagine we get a meeting of minds, we get these violent thunderstorms, but it's not immediate. get through wednesday, probably to thursday. before we think about that, ok, the trade winds are bringing frequent showers as you might expect in the lesser, in the greater antilles, and lightly schwann's and the whole juris nicaragua, you are the heavy right. is still good for sorry, for that. more or less along the equator, ecuador towards north brazil. these orange trashes suggest pretty heavy showers. ah, an app that sees for the blind and a robotic arm for the disabled. a young australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence or side of that will put the ability to recognize objects on the firm so that people w

my home state of wyoming, amazing resources. we just need to be allowed to produce it. europe's reliance on russian gan undermines our national security. our national security is increased by reducing the leverage russia holds over oure, allies. it is time madam president to provide our treaty partners a better energy option than they have had under thismi administration and the senate should start bypassing s819. thank you madam president. i yield the floor. >> today senate lawmakers consider legislation to reform the u.s. postal service. the bill would eliminate the requirement to pre-fund retiree health benefits. and move requirements to medicare mail delivery status six days a week on the u.s. postal service to performs an online performance dashboard pretty much live coverage of the senate when they return tomorrow here on cspan2. >> i can report to the nation america is on the move again. >> live tonight the state of the union president biden addresses a joint session of congress of the nation reflecting on his first year in office laying out his agenda for the he

that puts wyoming within 3. but the kill shot right here. alley oop to trayce jackson-davis. 29 points for him. indiana will go on to win. 66 to 58. they'll face saint mary's on thursday. all right. as you dry eye symptoms driving you crazy? inflammation might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me! xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-steroid eye drop specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects, include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. after using xiidra, wait fifteen minutes before reinserting contacts. talk to an eye doctor about xiidra. i prefer you didn't. xiidra.

the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. madam president, russia continues to engage in ruthless and unprovoked attacks against a democrat and independent nation of ukraine. i strongly condemn russia's dangerous aggression against the people of ukraine. putin is responsible for the death and destruction in his wake, and he must be held accountable. the one sledgehammer we can use against putin is american energy resources. reducing the amount of russian energy going to europe would hurt russia's economy. the oil and gas revenues made up about 36% of russia's national budget last year. 2021 russia sold $100 billion worth of oil and natural gas to europe. russia is europe's main supplier of energy. the european union received over 40% of its gas imports from russia. russia also has significant ownership in europe's energy infrastructure, including pipelines, distribution centers, and storage facilities. with natural gas prices increasing and oil surpassing $100 a barrel, more of our allies

the average is time the gave the year for wyoming, this by wyoming is plus 5 by day minus 7. but we got minus 8 by dana minus 13. and then minus 20 or over not, this is really, really cold weather rogers early march, that cold spread south through colorado into the plane states. eventually, you might imagine we get a meeting of minds and we get these violent thunderstorms. but it's not immediate. get through wednesday probably to thursday before we think about that. ok, the trade winds are bringing frequent showers as you might expect in the lesser, in the greater antilles. and lightly schwann's in honduras. and nick, right, you are the heavy right, is still gets for sorry for that. more or less along the equator, ecuador towards northern brazil. these orange trashes suggest pretty heavy showers . ah frank assessments for china? well, bannister from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest of the world are not informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs. and on fridays on that scale critical debate, like with claims that need to come, it's an interesting chill threat to russi

here in america we have vast uranium supplies and that is especially true in my home state of wyoming. there is no reason at all america should be buying uranium from vladimir putin in russia. joe biden is also helping cell russian uranium and other countries. right now joe biden is pushing the nation into a deal with iran that was negotiated by russia. you heard me right, negotiated by russia, don negotiated -- he led vladimir putin negotiate with iran on a nuclear deal. a deal with iran would mean billions of dollars for russia. you don't believe it, it's true. the state-controlled nuclear energy company would get about $10 billion out of the deal. more bullets, more bombs, more bloodshed. paid for by joe biden's uranium deal. when it comes to iran and russia, no deal is a good idea whether it's uranium, natural gas. the solution for russian energy is american energy. we have it in abundance. the administration will not let us get it out of the ground. today we still produce 1.3 million fewer barrels of oil than we were prior to the pandemic. the administration is still sitting on 4

the commitments and maybe president biden falls like he has venezuela and iran on speed dial from wyoming and energy producing states he has earned the title of the president of high gas prices. >> one year ago the congress passed or the democrats pass and snow republicans voted for it the american rescue plan the amount of money equal to the discretionary spending you do in a normal year. we double down the discretionary dollars on the table a lot of that is sent at the tune of $2000 per person and to say standard this. larry summer said what would happen if they did and we had the inflation. some of that was for things that were related to covid testing and vaccines and testing of that money is gone some issues to deal with problems at the border most of it was for a purpose that what happened to the other many how much of it is still left and is there enough to pay to recharge the accounts that are related to covid and people's health expenses? my advice is to be totally transparent about one.$9 trillion went. let's see what class and if we cannot find out what is left to fully pay for

your auto policy, i became prime minister at the worst possible time of july during the civil war, wyoming, they targeted mosque ceremonial holes and even churches that a her cause exploded every day. morrow i too, when i flew over the city in a helicopter, oh, the streets were empty. i was sad. i cried at the sight of baghdad and the rock in this state. allah, allah weatherbug dog! well, the lumber with a bond showed him a holiday. thea, a well have gone to duncan about that there were about 20 assassination attempts on me, the fast in downtown baghdad. but alabama had been placed on the edge of the street and exploded, close to my car, got the letter by the nurse, and it killed a passer by and injured my body guns. i could shout if he got up, but i was in an armored car which protected me from the shrapnel shove, i am in the throes of civil war. saddam hussein goes on trial for crimes against humanity. the ex dictator rejects the charges and refuses to recognize the court almost identical up with adam though like every one else i heard about the death sentence in the morning on the and i

. >>> next to wyoming where one landscaper is being called a jedi for his incredible skill and precisionnester gallardo in on a job site in cheyenne, pushing down the first in a line of precisely placed bricks creating a domino effect. >> motion of the chain reaction suddenly reverses course, ultimately leaving the bricks expertly laid and perfectly aligned. >> ah, this is so satisfying to watch. >> gallardo says he called this mesmerizing and the quote, it's a good backdrop. i'd just be -- i'm like, i'm mesmerized by this right now. >> another person who had one job, but this one did it right. oh, wow. felt like a jedi mind trick. >> oh, no. >> yeah. >> oh, wow. >> speaking of jedi mind tricks to an actual group of young jedis in training. they're called padwans, by the way. >> a young fitness course is proving that you don't need to live in a galaxy far, far away to master the ways of a lightsaber. >> just a reminder, "star wars" is produced by our parent company disney. jedi master terran kelly teaches his journey of the saber classes to san francisco bay area kids every week, combini

the average is time the gave the year for wyoming. this by wyoming is plus 5 by day minus 7, but we got minus 8 by the dental minus 13. and then minus 20 out overnight. this is really, really cold weather rogers, early march, that cold spread south through colorado, into the plane states. eventually you might imagine we get a meeting of minds and we get these violent thunderstorms, but it's not immediate, gets through wednesday probably to thursday before we think about that. ok, the trade winds are bringing frequent showers as you might expect in the lesser, in the greater antilles. and lightly schwann's in honduras in nicaragua, the heavy right is still good for sorry, for that more or less along the equator, ecuador, towards knolls. in brazil, these orange flashes suggest pretty heavy showers. ah, the talk to al jazeera, we are. do you believe that the threat of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat international peace and security? we listen, we are focusing so much on the humanitarian crisis that we forget the lo

i'm an orthopedic surgeon and worked with the wyoming state medical society. i think you are right in the comments up made. being from wyoming, rural health is a big, you for us. senator crapo started by talking about that. and then telehealth is something we use from a mental health standpoint long before the pandemic. there are other kinds of health care as well as the ability to try to use telehealth much more productively. i hope we're fast forwarded with the acceptance of, as senator cardin was saying, the acceptance of telehealth. my question about trying to just get enough providers on site in rural america, which is what senator crapo talked about. for dr. benton and dr. hoover and ms. lubarsky, when itches in the united states senate, we were very blessed with additional revenue that we weren't expecting, but we had it and the commitment we made was to mental health. so we put a lot of financial resources and made a deliberate effort to try to train, recruit and to attract more mental health providers to wyoming. but in spite of our best efforts, wyom

they are a number 5 seed and they will play the winner of the playing game between indiana and wyoming. that game is on tuesday. now the game for the gaels. it will be important to gales played in portland earlier this year when they took on portland in the wcc games. so they are familiar with the city, though these games will be at the moda center where the blazers play here were the gaels when they found out they were heading to portland. i caught up with gales guard logan johnson shortly after saint mary's found out their fate, he told me the best thing about portland is voodoo doughnuts. hopefully it will also be a gales win. logan, you guys had a great season. >> you know, now is really just getting started. mark man, if you will be heading to portland, you take on the wyoming or indiana, i guess first and foremost, before we even get to the what was it like this to see the gaels logo come across the screen door. that selection. >> yeah, it it was everything. i mean, the you know, that's what you work for a season when get the chance to hear your name called on selection sunday. s

thompson: if there is no further debate, i now recognize that gentlewoman from wyoming. >> mr. chairman, i move that the committee report to the house the committee's report on the resolution recommended that the house of representatives find peter navarro and dan scavino in contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas duly issued by the select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. rep. thompson: the question is on the motion to favorably report to the house. those in favor say aye. the ayes have it. >> i recrossed a recorded vote. -- i request a recorded vote. >> mr. chairman, you are not recorded. >> the chair votes aye. on this boat, there are nine aye s and zero notes. --nos. >> i request that members have two calendar days to file on the measure order reported by the committee tonight. >> so ordered. without objection, steph is authorized to make any necessary -- staff is authorized to make any necessary changes to the report. there being no further business, without objection, the select committee stands adjourned. >> we

the guy started out in rural wyoming in the depression with a single mother, and he ended up becomingcal chemistry, worked for the aeronautics industry designing rocket trajectories for the government, started to teach chemistry at u.s.c., as a professor. then amassed this real estate profile when he realized, like, i want to make more money than a professor. and he traded-- he traded-- he paid half in cash and half in land deeds for the lake whers he bought them, including the chrysler building. he, like, slid that across the table. and then, the first season-- i mean, spoiler alert-- the first-- it's in the book. you know. ( laughter ) the first season, he not only-- he needed to double attendance at the games to break even at the end of the season. because, you know, basketball was really doing lousy. and he not only doubled attendance. he go into the play-offs and-- well, i won't say the last part-- but incredibly, he pulled it off. incredibly. >> stephen: they won a few games. >> yes, they won a few games. >> stephen: they won a few games. ( applause ) >> but you do watch-- i do

your voice was so loud we probably could have heard you in wyoming. the voice heard around the world. senator lummis: sorry about that. i don't have chaplain black's baritone. that was probably a little annoying. senator carper: it was not. he doesn't have your volume, either. looks like senator padilla next on webex. senator wicker has been here. live and in person. is that correct? senator markey. my staff says senator whitehouse is next. senator whitehouse: thank you very much. mr. secretary, thank you for being here. i understand there's been some suggestion that the department should not make any efforts to mitigate transportation greenhouse gas emissions or to ensure infrastructure resilience in the implementation of the infrastructure bill. i just wanted to ask it is true, is it not, the bipartisan infrastructure law includes a climate title? secretary buttigieg: direct. senator whitehouse: it includes funding that is required to be used on emissions reductions and resilience? secretary buttigieg: yes. senator white did the house: it requires a

here's wyoming senator john barrasso with me yesterday on the president's budget plan. >> what are you expecting from biden's budget tomorrow? >> i'm expecting a joe biden budget that is still living in the past, as the president is on these issues. i expect the budget that we're going to see is going to be more on arrival -- debt on arrival and it will be dead on arrival. i expect a budget that's going to be more reflective of the old liberal song book than it is of the needs of america in terps of energy security and economic security because those two are national security. maria: meanwhile, this week marks the end of the first quarter and we are awaiting a host of economic data as they look at the economic impact of sky high inflation and that war in ukraine. the january kaye schiller 20 city composite home price data report and jolts report out tomorrow, fourth quarter gdp out on wednesday, personal consumption expenditures on thursday, and the march jobs report out of friday. we'll have all hands on deck for that march jobs report. ahead of all of that, futures are mixed this mor

. >> dozens of promising young people now hiding with their leaders in the remote wyoming mountains.e years pass. no spaceship comes. all ties cut off to their families. complete isolation. the families, frantic about the loved ones. >> i hired a private detective. >> both of her parents were members of heaven's gate. in 1975 the mother that held her and sang you are my sunshine and her artist father announced to their child they have been selected to live as space angels. kelly, just ten years old. >> they both explained i could not come. i could not believe they were going to do this. it was shocking. >> the sun goes down. sometimes at night secretly, silently packed cars pull up to new houses, often big ones. >> there might be 20 to 30 people that would move into the house and the neighbors would be none the wiser. >> nobody knew. my guess is that three quarters of the people never set foot out of the door. i was one of them. >> followers were in hiding, moving to dozens of houses, mansions in the southwest. 48 people sealed inside. inside, the leaders are now saying they are stuc

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we have the workers ready to go, plenty in wyoming and around the country. the biden administration continues to block us from producing more american energy. those legislators that i talked to on friday, they know -- every one of them knows -- that on joe biden's first day in office, he killed the keystone pipeline. they know because they follow the news. they know because joe biden bragged about it. he said, look at me. i'm going to kill the keystone x.l. pipeline. and he did it with an executive order on day one. quarter after quarter after quarter -- we're now in the fifth quarter of a row, where he's blocked all oil and gas leases on public lands. no option 0s for those lease -- no options for those leases have been held. he has also stopped exploration in the arctic. the russians russians are drillr oil in the arctic. but not us. so joe biden decides he wants to handcuff americans from doing the same thing, exploring for energy in the arctic. at the same time it's become impossible to build a pipeline in the united states. the president's lackeys -- la

they beat wyoming or indiana. wyoming on tuesday in the playing game.nt mary's earned its highest seed in program. history as a 5 seat. the giants made another big signing today. outfielder got jock peterson. we'll be coming to the bay one-year 3 million dollars. he played a big part in the braves is championship run last season. he had 3 home runs in the nlds against the brewers, make things even better is coming home. he went to palo alto high school. peterson hit 18 home runs and he'll provide some much needed power for the giants running back. raheem most he has signed a one-year 3.2 5 million dollar deal with the miami dolphins. most has shined the forty-niners when healthy. but that's the thing. he has rarely been helping missed half of 2020 and almost all of 2021 to injury. >> the emergence of eli mitchell last season made most are expendable. so a lot going on today in the bay. but everybody's eyes are on. steph curry right now is on the training table in the back of of chase center. hopefully it's not that bad. he ran off on his own power. it's

i'm pleased now recognize my friend, the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney, for any remarks she cares to offer. ms. cheney: thank you very much, mr. chairman. we are entering a critical stage of our investigation. we've now taken the testimony of hundreds of witnesses with knowledge of the events of january 6, including more than a dozen former trump white house staff members. we have learned that president trump and his team were warned in advance and repeatedly that the efforts they undertook to overturn the 2020 election would violate the law and our constitution. they were warned that january 6 could and likely would turn violent and they were told repeatedly by our state and federal courts, by our justice department and by agencies of our intelligence community that the allegations of widespread fraud sufficient to overturn the election were false and unsupported by the evidence. and yet despite all these specific warnings, president trump and his team moved willfully through multiple means to attempt to halt the peaceful transfer of power, to ha

the 25 7 gales will face either wyoming or indiana who play on tuesday. the gaels last trip to the term. it was in 2019 on campus. monday. students were thrilled to be going back to the dance. it's really fun. just like being able to watch drive and to really well, especially basket right now and also be able to >>watch when they're here on campus like to be able to watch them in person is really exciting. this team plays hard. we work hard and i'm super excited to see us go through and take care of business. so pumped up, but it's really exciting. but the road to the ncaa championship is a long one that could lead to a rematch with the dogs of usf and maybe even an eventual semifinals game against number one. seed gonzaga, as you might expect, these gales fans are feeling pretty good about the team's chances we played before we've beaten them convincingly. and i think that if we can beat that team, we can be anybody. we beat them before this. i'm not the pass game of the game before. and i think we definitely got. >>right back live the gaels first game i

here's what senator barrasso of wyoming had to say about the president's stature with seems to be leading. >> the president has been pushed and pulled to where he is today. it was congress that brought about sanctions and brought about the ban on russian oil, the brought about weapons and all of the big aid package that i voted for a week or two ago $13 billion. so for the administration has only released 1 billion of that. if they dug more into sanctions we might not of been into this if they punish sanctions before the tanks began to roll. jon: president biden said the sanctions would prevent all of this from happening in the first place. he was obviously wrong about that. why not release more money and get the antiaircraft systems into ukraine. >> he is not about this since ipa of last year, he take no action he slowly walked the sanctions from russia and everything that he is doing is as if he is wanting ukraine to fall. he is not helping himself or letting russians negotiate the jcpoa with iranians. the question is why. if this is not the case for taking seriously and impeaching bide