being and every teacher in wyoming -- mr. bean and every teacher in wyoming. zach, would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] in closing, i want to say wyoming is poised to be a leader on so many fronts. our expertise in resource management, carbon innovation, energy security, value added agriculture and fiscal prudence makes us a leader in all of these areas. more importantly, our unwavering belief that government works best when it is closest to the people and restrained from interfering with their personal liberty. that makes wyoming an ideal model for other states. i believe wyoming people care about one another and i have to look no further than my beautiful wife. i have been blessed to serve with you and serve wyoming these past four years. jenny, i am humbled you without any government help or funding established the hunger initiative to make sure our kids are fed. [applause] this is what is really cool about jenny. she would be the first to say she has not done it alone. but that is the mark of character. god bless you. i love you, sweetheart

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we see that in fremont county wyoming and others.e data collected by lansat making the national resource extraction and pinpointing a little better? >> thank you for the question. yes, it is true if you know the surface of geology, then it can tell you that lansat has a band that provide certain information and more broadly there's other sensors that can do that as well so partnering with the project we call earth mri. so we are flying airborne instrumentation into electromagnetic data for the identification of critical minerals. siding that has an example there are multiple sensors that give that kind of information and lansat has a role. >> doctor are you still there? can you hear me? >> i can hear you. >> i went to expand on a question asked earlier. are there data sets that can be used to help us combat wildfires in real time as chairman second loop are stated, if we catch them early enough we can contain the damage. i am curious if the data set can be used in that way? >> . >> we are getting a lot of feedback. >> yes. you answer

as you know, wyoming is rich in oil, gas, coal, uranium. it is my understanding that using images from landsat, we are able to determine the subsurface composition of minerals. and other deposits based on above ground particles. certainly it is true with uranium. we see that in greenland county, wyoming, as well as some other counties. how is the data collected by landsat's program making our natural resource location an extraction more efficient and pointing a little better? >> thank you for the question. yes, it is true that the sort of superficial geology, if you know the superficial geology then it can tell you whether or not is complementary for minerals and oil and gas. landsat has some spectral bands that provide some certain information about the surface. more broadly at usgs we have other sensors that can do that as well. so in my missionary, i partner with the energy and minerals missionary on a project we called earth mri. so we are flying airborne instrumentation that is electromagnetic data that lets us see into the subsurface.

wyoming is ready to do carbon capture better than anybody in the world. i'm not sure why the administration turns to china rather than to america. just like i don't know why they go to iran, saudi arabia, venezuela, russia in the past for energy rather than in america. joe biden's policies continue to rob the american people and pay off china. joe biden even sold one million barrels of oil from our emergency petroleum reserve to china. then he said he was doing all of us a favor because it was going to bring down prices. this is a president who has been wrong and wrong and wrong. i've introduced legislation to ensure we never sell any of our emergency stockpile to china ever again. the house of representatives have already passed legislation to do that. the legislation was actually bipartisan. i think 100 democrats voted for it. why doesn't chuck schumer bring it to the floor of the senate today? why not? why isn't he here? 100 democrats joined republicans to say, we shouldn't do this. people in this body get it. the white house clearly done. the departme

in 2022, the wyoming department of health put out a notice titled, fentanyl bird and growing and wyoming as the number of synthetic opioids involved overdose deaths more than quadrupled. between 2018 and 2021. the situation is simply unsustainable. it is untenable. sheriff, you've stated that you have seen the good the bad and the ugly being -- working in a border county. can you highlight for the committee where we were in 2013 and 2018 and 2022 going into 2023 and how they might fall on that scale? >> besides my collector statements i made during this hearing, i'd like to hit on any of the aggravated attacks to our law enforcement. that have not been addressed today. we've seen borders, i've always seen border issues in my 38 year career. what i'm seeing now is something that i've never seen. every other car runs from us, they try to assault. us this is a fight and flight. that's why we don't get the give ups. i'll give you an example. i'll give you a story. i've adapted are now on administrative leave. he made a traffic stop at 10:00 at night on a vehicle. the driver got out. fentanyl

they are using co2 piped in from wyoming. the e. r.sea, our own energy and environmental research center, estimates north dakota could potentially produce between five and seven billion, billion with a b, burials of carbon negative oil using co2 for enhanced oil recovery. new federal incentives for storing co2 or using it for eor will drive billions of dollars towards the bottom lines of our ag, coal, oil, and gas industries. , discontinuous our that sort of past the and are forward-looking policies, is why we have billions of dollars of value added energy and value added ag projects knocking on our door in north dakota right now. our state has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in oil and gas tax revenue back into the development of ccus technologies. for over a decade. we continue to increase that investment through programs like the clean sustainable energy authority, smartly created by north dakota legislature in the 2021 session. as north dakota them energy industry are reinvesting in innovation, the biden administration is

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it's just really eerie >> reporter: in arizona, nearly 300 miles of i-40 closed stranded semis in wyoming, montana and the dakotas. >> unless you legitimately have a reason to be out traveling to stay home and bunker there if you can. >> reporter: state police in wyoming warning of dangerous conditions like this newly released video showing a trooper narrowly escaping an out of control 18 wheeler. in california, high winds knocked out power to more than 100,000 people, a 1-year-old critically injured in santa cruz when a tree fell on its home >> it was a big team effort and everyone did the best they could. >> reporter: remarkably, a rare bl blizzard warning issued for the mountains around l.a still 29 states are under winter weather alerts >> we are preparing for what will likely be a historic snow event. >> reporter: even in the twin cities, a region used to wicked weather, this snowfall could be among the top ten largest ever >> i wasn't expecting this i mean it's been snowing all winter, but not this crazy >> reporter: volunteers with meals on wheels delivered extra food to those in n

stranded semis in wyoming, montana and the dakotas. >> unless you legitimately have a need to be out traveling to stay home and bunker there if you can. >> reporter: state police in wyoming warning of dangerous conditions like this. newly released video showing a trooper narrowly escaping an out-of-control 18-wheeler. in california, high winds knocked out power to more than 100,000 people. a 1-year-old critically injured in santa cruz when a tree fell on its home. >> it was a big team effort, and everyone did the best they could. >> reporter: remarkably, a rare blizzard warning issued for the mountains near l.a. while other states from the mid-atlantic down to florida are seeing record high temperatures. still, 29 states are under winter weather alerts. >> we are preparing for what will likely be an historic snow event. >> reporter: even in the twin cities, a region used to wicked weather, this snowfall could be among the top ten largest ever. >> i wasn't expecting this. i mean, it's been snowing all winter but not this crazy. >> reporter: today volunteers with meals on wheels delive

the wyoming free come caucus tweeting the legislationed had, quote, been in the speaker's drawer for. a motion was made to suspend the rule to pull the bill out of his drawer. it failed 27-34. the wyoming state speaker says he opposes the parental bill because it infringes on the authority of local school boards. >>> now as christians across the country observe lent, mark wahlberg is leading a fasting lesson on the number one prayer app in the world. the actor and devout catholic are joined us earlier with more on how he keeps his life centered on faith through the app. >> it's the largest christian app in the world, it was number three on apple's free apps ahead of google. it's been amazing. you can tell people are really hungry, and they need spirituality in their lives. and we all need something that's going to bring us together, and god is the only one that continues to promote nothing but love and inclusion, forgiveness, acceptance the no matter who you are. will: also saying he hopes the 40-day prayer challenge on the app will not just benefit those who participate, but also th

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wyoming is the only other state with this authority. we also allow landowners to get paid for their underground pore space if a supermajority agrees to it. thanks to legislation passed by this legislature. finally, we have long-term liability protections for the companies, who have to pay into a fund that the state can use to monitor the wells long-term. so we have solved primacy, we have solved pooling and the liability protection. we are the only state to have done all three of those. because of this foundation, we are already the nation's ccus proving ground. in july, red trail energy, the ethanol plant near richardton, became the first working class 6 vico2 storage well in the nation, now safely capturing and storing over 500 metric tons of co2 per day. and several projects in the works will capture over 20 million tons by 2026. if you support our ag and ethanol industry, our oil and gas industry, our coal industry, you should absolutely support ccus. but don't take my word for it, take your own. we are only one of the states in and

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. hageman, for five minutes. ms. hageman: madam speaker, i rise today to talk about yet another instance of the insanity of wokism that is permeating our society, ruining our culture, and destroying our ability to govern. the scourge has infiltrated academia, media, and our corporate board rooms. it is now taking over our government functions. all on the backs of our taxptaxpayers. those very taxpayers who recognize this nonsense for what it is and being plucked clean by an elitist cabal of ecowarriors paid to destroy the very standard of living that allows them to focus on made-up crises rather than do the job for which they were hired. of what do i speak? the u.s. fish and wildlife service has now begun offering ecogrief training for its employees. yes. you heard me correctly. ecogrief. a made up condition that provides an opportunity for our oh so delicate employees struggling with a sense of trauma as they witness what they claim is a changing environment. it is one thing for a priv

i have a home in wyoming. >> stephen: so i shouldn't say "spread." it's not a ranch?g standards. >> stephen: is it working, do you grow certified grass or cattle? >> harrison: do we grow what? >> stephen: certified grass. >> harrison: certified grass. i don't know what that is. >> stephen: hay grass and it's bundled. >> harrison: i didn't know it was certified grass. >> stephen: maybe it's not. after all, you have a schmear and i have an apartment in new york. we have a clip here, you as the patriarch jacob dutton, do you, harrison ford, know what we are about to see? jim. >> what do you want to do? duke it out in the middle of the street. >> don't you forget. i'm a member. >> membership does not mean ignore the rules. you grazed down all your grass and pushed your flock on another man's grass. >> the locusts ate my grass. >> locusts ate everybody's grass. we're all suffering. take your flock higher. >> bennetts bears killing them incentive cowboys. >> that's ranching for you. >> jacob. >> i'm not worried about the other 11. just you. [applause] >> stephen: we have to

they ignored and abused the government workers still, across the country in my home state of wyoming,en for well over year. nancy pelosi abused it by allowing democrat numbers of congress to stay at home, get paid, vote from home, the house representatives, from republican leadership is doing the right thing. stuart: exxon mobil reported a record 55. $7 billion profit last year, the white house calls that profit outrageous, african americans forced to pay high prices at the pump. mister senator, my opinion, it is biden's energy policy which allowed exxon to make the huge profit. where am i going wrong? >> you are right again with -- the white house loves to play the blame game, energy prices, gas prices go up, biden wants to blame them, prices for other things, biden wants to take credit were no credit is due. they want affordable, reliable energy at president biden is trying to repeal the laws of supply and demand, he ran for office guaranteeing he would end oil and gas production, go after fossil fuels, no drilling, lots of roadblocks, we are producing less energy in the united stat

maity: el fiscal del condado informÓ que no se presentarÁn cargos contra los agentes de policÍa de wyomingal muestra que los agentes tenÍan razones para disparar y que creyeron que sus vidas estaban en peligro, cuando el vehÍculo de la vÍctima se les viene encima. fÉlix: las autoridades de ohio investigan el descarrilamiento de un tren que transportaba material peligroso y provocÓ la evacuaciÓn de personas cerca de la frontera con pensilvania. 20 vagones transportaban material altamente inflamable. hubo un incendio, pero no lesionados. maity: buenas noticias para trabajadores domÉsticos e indocumentados que viven en chicago. las autoridades los tendrÁn como prioridad para recibir dinero en una ayuda por la pandemia. vamos a ver los detalles. reportero: una nueva ronda de fondos de ayuda por la pandemia serÁ distribuida en chicago, pero esta vez la prioridad son inmigrantes indocumentados y trabajadores domÉsticos. el programa entregarÁ hasta 500 dÓlares para los elegibles. >> 500 dÓlares sirven para algo, parte de la renta, la comida que estÁ cara. reportero: cerca de 17.000 personas serÁn

they say jackson, wyoming. in the moment types of information that you would get from the airport itself. our goal is to continue down this journey of streamlining the notam system, making it i ko compliant and getting to a point where it's indeed relevant. >> so recently, you announced that upgrades to the notam system would not be completed for almost a decade. i assume it's because of the complexity of making the updates. but is there a way to expedite that timeframe? mr. nolen: that's one of the directions i've given my team. come back to me with what it would take, resources wise, for us to accelerate. we would love to see if that's possible. right now, the bulk of the work will be done by fy 25. i would like to see if we could bring that forward. there are other pieces that work into that. >> one more quick question. the faa has taken steps to prevent another malfunction such as disk -- decoupling the system and requiring that two people be presented when performing work on the system. since the issue wit

you can see one in wyoming as well.where the bigger cities are where you're going to have blinding conditions, roadways will definitely be impossible to travel on. and also the icing conditions across portions of these areas as well. you can see these areas shaded in pink and purple. that's the ongoing ice threat right now. the snow in white, of course. and minneapolis is in this big time. this could be one of the snowiest storms on record for them as that snow continues to come down all throughout the overnight hours through tomorrow morning. so, for the northern tier of the country, it is going to be all snow, ice, and freezing rain. we'll put this into motion, and you can see really clearing out by the time we get into tomorrow morning. we should be in much better shape. but this is to stretch all the way to new england. >>> just ahead, israeli forces carrying out a deadly raid in the west bank that killed several palestinians and injured more than 100. we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no on

in 2022, the wyoming department of health put out a notice titled, fentanyl bird and growing and wyoming as the number of synthetic opioids involved overdose deaths more than quadrupled. between 2018 and 2021. the situation is simply unsustainable. it is untenable. sheriff, you've stated that you have seen the good the bad and the ugly being -- working in a border county. can you highlight for the committee where we were in 2013 and 2018 and 2022 going into 2023 and how they might fall on that scale? >> besides my collector statements i made during this hearing, i'd like to hit on any of the aggravated attacks to our law enforcement. that have not been addressed today. we've seen borders, i've always seen border issues in my 38 year career. what i'm seeing now is something that i've never seen. every other car runs from us, they try to assault. us this is a fight and flight. that's why we don't get the give ups. i'll give you an example. i'll give you a story. i've adapted are now on administrative leave. he made a traffic stop at 10:00 at night on a vehicle. the driver got out. fentanyl

. >> i'm from wyoming, the energy bred basket parts of this country. we can produce it. we have it.e that recorded declines in production across the board. barrels per day fell from pre-pandemic numbers, the number of wells producing oil declined. and new well construction hit a 20-year low. once a company has a lease, it still has to request a permit to drill. approvals from the interior department did increase in 2021. >> there are 9,000 unused approved drilling permits. so i would suggest you ask the oil companies why they're not using those if there is a desire to drill more. >> bret: oil and gas groups say those permits apply only to land already leased for production. and that more acreage is needed to actually increase drilling. >> what they are really saying is we don't want to produce more in the united states. we don't want to make more areas available for production. >> bret: some democrats say increasing the land available for energy production should include clean energy. you've said that there could be additional leasing. are there parameters for that? where? when? how

. >> coming up, the very close call for a highway patrol officer in wyoming. we'll be right back. >> well, a close call for a highway patrol officer in wyoming. the driver of a tractor trailer lost control of his vehicle running off the roadway. there. >> and into the center median nearly hitting the trooper. >> fortunately, yeah. nobody was hurt, though. authorities say this does serve as a reminder, though, to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles. good thing. he hustled 3 year-old english setter in arizona has been %% awarded a guinness world record for having an exceptionally longtime. that's bisbee like a lot of his tongue hangs out of his mouth. money runs and his owners noticed it was unusually long, joking at could be a world record. you know what it is record this beast on the measures more than 3.7 inches. he was adopted as a puppy at a charity auction. incredibly, a michigan boxer named brandy held the record until it step in 2002 brand is time. 17 inches long. there you go. is that even possible? i now take a look at this shot. the pentago

then crossing back over into montana, wyoming, kansas, missouri, and finally the carolinas. despite flying over several sensitive military sites, u.s. officials tell nbc news they took action to weaken china's surveillance capabilities also determining the balloon posed no physical threat to people on the ground earlier this week. >> i told them to shoot it down. >> after consulting the pentagon president biden authorized the military operation wednesday. >> they said to me let's wait till the safest place to do it. >> reporter: the decision praised by his secretary of transportation >> you saw a great example of the coordination and cooperation between a lot of players in government to make sure everything happened safely. >> reporter: and roundl criticized by republicans who argued he acted too slowly. >> presidents have the ability to go before the camera before the nation and explain these things early on. i don't understand why he wouldn't do that. that is the beginning of dereliction of duty. >> the president taking it down over the atlantic is sort of like tackling th

the former mayor and transportation secretary who died last may was interned at a wyoming camp. the smithsonian honored him today. >>> coming up, we will have the personal story of how ryan yamamoto joined with others in utah to escape internment. >>> the emerging black composers project was launched by the san francisco conservatory of music in 2020. it was designed to increase diversity in classical music. >> we introduce you to the latest winner of the national competition who will have their work performed by the san francisco symphony. >> ♪ >> reporter: he has been singing for 20 years and even performed with the vienna boys choir. born in ghana, he is the first member of african descent to join that group. >> before bed, i will think about the piece, walk around, and brainstorm. >> reporter: he is a singer who is always evolving in the latest winner of the emerging black composers project from the san francisco conservatory of music. >> being a composer just has means it has something to say. >> reporter: while he didn't want to admit he can play the piano, and is part of

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the former san jose mayor and transportation secretary who died last may was interned in a wyoming camp several years when he was a child. the smithsonian honored him today for advancing get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. about the mult identifi flying object flown over canada. at least one thought to be that chinese spy balloon others civilians. >> it's putting a lot of scrutiny on what exactly is buzzing over our heads at any given moment. >> so we thought it was worth a story. gitner spoke about what exactly is out there flying. >> when a chinese spy plane was found flying it caused several emotions. >> people found out there's a balloon flying over head and it became a concern but they didn't realize that this has been literally happening thousands and thousands of times every day going back 90 years. >> reporter: john powell as known as the crazy balloon guy is president of j.p.aerospace. they've flown 200 missions from rockets, to chairs in space. >> yeah, we put a chair at 100,000 feet. >> you fly these balloons up into hig

throughout the heartland and upper midwest with snow also pummelling the dakotas, wisconsin, utah, and wyoming where a state trooper narrowly escaped the path of a truck. the winter weather has shut down airports with more than 8,000 flights in the u.s. canceled or delayed yesterday according to flight aware. >> it's a disaster for myself, but you can't do anything more if the weather shows up like this. >> reporter: in michigan, icy conditions brought down power lines leaving thousands without electricity. as the system heads eastward, strong winds and a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain whipped through northern new york state overnight. while out west snow in parts of central california led to treacherous driving conditions and road closures. >> i'm trying to beat the storm. if i can't i'm going to have to find an alternate route. >> reporter: a rare blizzard warning for the mountains near los angeles could bring several feet of new snow to area ski resorts. starting tomorrow l.a. county is expected to be under its first blizzard warning since 1989. it's in the mountains, but still, 1989

way across several sensitive military installations as it flew over the continental u.s., including wyoming, kansas, and missouri, before leach -- before reaching the carolinas where it was shut down of myrtle beach. china calling it an excessive reaction, adding that it retains the right to respond further. on capitol hill, florida senator marco rubio tells this week, china's act was deliberate. >> this is what they wanted the world to see, that they could send a balloon over u.s. airspace, over military facilities, and we would be unable to stop it. and ultimately when we shoot it down, they would argue, look how they over act -- overreact to a weather balloon. reporter: new jersey senator cory booker, who sits on the foreign relations committee, praising the pentagon's effort. >> i am grateful the military took decisive action when they did and how they did. but we obviously have issues. reporter: this is not the first chinese balloon of its kind. a u.s. official says china has a fleet of them. justin finch, abc news. j.r.: we are getting a better idea of how long stephen curry will be s

god bless wyoming and her people. god bless these united states. thank you. [applause] financial aid to grad students and postdoctorial reservers who are studying cybersecurity and energy infrastructure as well as legislation expanding tribal lands. when the house returns, watch live coverage here on c-span. >> this afternoon, from capitol hill, house speaker kevin mccarthy will discuss the federal debt ceiling. we'll have live coverage starting at 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. you can also watch live on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. president biden: the state of the union is strong because you, the american people, are strong. >> president biden delivers the annual state of the union address, outlining his priorities to congress on tuesday. his first state of the union speech since republicans won back control of the house. following the speech, arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders will give the republican response. watch our live coverage of the state of the union beginning tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span

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there are dangerous storms from oklahoma city to tulsa and the snow wraps up over wyoming.nterstate could be impassable at times. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. 94/35 going to be big-time problems with 12 to 24 inches and wind. ice in lansing, michigan, and all-time february heat possible in the southeast by thursday. >> ginger, thanks as always. >>> next, our team on the ground in east palestine, ohio, the epa ordering the rail company behind the derailment to clean up the mess and pay for it or the government will and send them the bill. amid the fear and suspicions in the communities, the republican governor and head of the epa visiting people's homes and drinking water from the tap. mona kosar abdi is there for us. >> reporter: state and federal officials working to get the message out, telling people in east palestine, ohio, the water is safe. governor mike dewine assuring carolyn brown. >> you have to continue to test, we know it's all right now, just make sure it's in the future all right. >> reporter: most of the 4700 residents get water from the t epa nge ted foor

mcconnell, the senator from south dakota, the senator from wyoming, the senator from west virginia, mspiteu, senator from iowa, the senator from montana. >> the members of the escort committee will exit the chambers through the lobby doors. [indistinct chatter] >> mr. speaker. [applause] [indistinct chatter] >> [indiscernible] >> mr. speaker, the chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] [cheering and applause] [applause] [applause] >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. [applause] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause]

over the next seven days, it flew over or near four military sites in wyoming, montana, nebraska, and eventually shot down along the south carolina coast. this cell phone video shows u.s. navy personnel on sunday with what appears to be a white deflated balloon laying across two different boats. republicans are furious that the balloon was even able to cross into u.s. airspace. >> he allowed a full week for the chinese to conduct spying operations over the united states, over sensitive military installations. >> reporter: the pentagon assesses that the balloon was up to 200 feet tall with a debris field the size of 15 by 15 football fields. china claims it was a weather balloon that veered off course, calling the u.s. responsible unacceptable and an overreaction. >> does the balloon weaken u.s./chinese relations? >> no. we've made it clear to china what we're going to do. they understand our position. >> reporter: the white house says similar chinese spy balloons entered u.s. airspace at least three times during the trump years, though this information was discovered after the prior a

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colorado and wyoming, whiteout conditions even in the twin cities, a region used to wicked weather, this snowfall could be one of the top five largest in history. you can see a lot of red on the map. that's major impacts from this winter storm over the next one to three days. the last time minneapolis saw this much show was in 2010 when the roof of the metrodom now the rush is on to prepare for the latest winter blast. travel coast-to-coast could be impacted the rest of the week. >> weather is a bit unpredictable. so we're asking everybody to plan ahead >> our thanks to gabe for that report >> angie lassman is tracking this storm for us. >> it's really expansive and has a lot of impacts, not just for the northern parts of the country but even as far south through the ohio valley and into parts of the southeast there's setup. we're going to see this snow stretch from basically bismarck to buffalo, extending out a little farther into the northeast. that's where we'll see the heaviest of snow mainly focussed into the high plains but also the icy mix notice what's going on from chicago to de

then crossing back over into montana, wyoming, kansas, missouri, and finally the carolinas. despite flying over several sensitive military sites, u.s. officials tell nbc news they took action to weaken china's surveillance capabilities. also determining the balloon posed no physical threat to people on the ground earlier this week. >> i told them to shoot it down. >> after consulting the pentagon president biden authorized the military operation wednesday. >> they said to me let's wait till the safest place to do it. >> the decision praised by his secretary of transportation. >> you saw a great example of the coordination and cooperation between a lot of different players in our government to make sure everything happened safely >> and roundly criticized by republicans who argued he acted too slowly. >> presidents have the ability to go before the camera before the nation and basically explain these things early on. i don't understand why he wouldn't do that that is the beginning of dereliction of duty. >> the president taking it down over the atlantic is sort of like tackli

it is known that there are bases with ballistic missiles in the states of dakota wyoming and montana, they may be trying to observe them, plus they may be monitoring the activity of our strategic bomber bases in dakota, such interceptions definitely allow you to collect a lot of data that can be used along with the data satellite surveillance. according to experts, based on the direction of air flows, the balloon could have arrived from any state in the asian region. well, by the way, in addition to the americans themselves, the most advanced programs for the use of free balloons. japan and korea have also had the last decade. usually such objects are equipped with a self-destruct system. it is possible that for the current troublemaker, it simply did not work. there is a chance it just didn't work. this system, uni- self-destruction as a result. here he flew. uh, much farther and what would you like, in fact, you know the story of such examples in the late eighties in the early nineties in the soviet union there was a launched research break up kamchatka it was supposed to work on th

wisconsin while the bitter cold broke centuries-old records in parts of colorado, south dakota, and wyomingas negative egrees separate storms slid across the west, dropping nearly 11 inches of snow in portland, close to a record. sin city got a smattering. ♪ let it snow, let it -- ♪ well, let's just say flurry >> reporter: and there was a hail of, well, hail in l.a. >> we're talking like, i don't know, pea-sized hail out here. ow. >> reporter: more than 1,000 flights canceled and more than 4,000 delayed. >> we've changed our flights three times and now this is going to be the fourth. >> reporter: now, as folks around here start to dig out, another storm is heading towards california. the golden state could get as much as a foot, and the national weather service has issued its first blizzard warning for the southern california mountains since 1989. norah. >> christina ruffini, thank you. >>> it was a big day in the double murder trial of disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh. murdaugh took the stand sobbing at times. he surprisingly admitted he lied to police. cb cb cbs's scott macfarlane