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

wyoming is no different. depression, substance abuse, isolation, and suicidal thoughts are all too prevalent in all of wyoming's demographics. we are losing to many of our youth, to many of our veterans, to many of our neighbors. it is so important that i co-hosted a summit on mental health last fall in casper. i saw all three governmental branches coming together to work on improving our services for mental health. our coordination efforts and targeting crucial resources is just the beginning of what we can do. i'm happy to report that wyoming launched the first in state 24/7 suicide hotline. now are people in crisis can finally have someone to they can talk to, someone who is familiar with us and our eagle to help. but tending to people in emergencies or in crisis is only part of what we need to do. we have to reach people before they are in crisis. wyoming people have always valued private partnerships to help build healthier, stronger communities. i want to recognize one such partnership. the hughes chari

now, i'm proud of the state of wyoming we have sued the biden administration to stop this. retirement accounts are not for promoting a political agenda. they are for helping people retire with money in the bank. it's about giving people some safety, some security, a piece of mind. if local investors want to promote political agenda they should do it with their own money, not force investors to do so. the only people benefit from esg or the climate elites in the affectional activists. everyone else loses money. now, let me point out the analyst from bloomberg not only said the return is much less, the expenses of investing in those programs with the management fees is much higher. so, you get hammered at both ends slowly, lower returns and higher expenses. so, es treatments you cannot invest in things oil, gas, coal, american energy means less american energy for people in our country means higher energy costs. fewer energy jobs. less money people's retirement accounts a. this is an all-around disaster for the american people but it is what the biden administration so many d

. >> wyoming has a tendency to do things differently.i think it's one of those things until you see it, you can't actually believe it yourself. >> curtis moffitt spent his entire career in corrections. he's the only one that doesn't ware cowboy boots to work. what struck me is the 4-foot high cattle fence. what stops an inmate from running or making a ride into the sunset? >> realistically himself. most of the guys are at the end of the sentence. they don't want to destroy that or catch another number, do another five years or so. it's on them to make sure that they're going to do things the right way. >> most inmates have earned the right to be here. transferred for good behavior from more restrictive state prisons. and each day about 30 inmates report to work in a maze of chutes and pins with wild horses weighing up to 1,000 pounds. their job is to transfer these wild mustangs from wild burdens of the state to show horses that could catch thousands out auction. >> these guys are here to do their time but really about changing their lif

there wasn't that this wyoming law was temporarily stopped because wyoming has an amendment law enactede affordable care act that protect the citizens right to make independent health care decisions. so, be careful what you wish for, and the power belongs to the people in supreme courts now, not the supreme court that you conventionally think of. >> i mean, malik, to that point about how the action is happening right now in states across the country, you've got this happening in wyoming, that we just talked about abortion, eight central topic in the wisconsin supreme court to date, that's going to be a big issue as that election rules on in about a week and a half. you've got the tennessee legislature going back and forth on adding exceptions to what otherwise been the most extreme abortion ban in this country. you have things closing in states like idaho because providers are failing to provide care, because of these legal requirements. it feels like what antiabortion rights groups have succeeded in doing beyond limiting care as also reminding people that abortion is in fact health car

that white area in northwestern wyoming. it touches montana and idaho and doesn't touch your imagination a little. to think that the world's greatest outdoor museum, all the flowers and forest and mountains are reserved f you. all established in 1872 by the united states congress, yellowstone national park was the world's first national park, encompassing land from three states. idaho, montana and wyoming. the park isn economic driver for towns that surround it. whe in bozeman, montana, which sits about 75 miles north of t park, we spoke with former rk historian lee whittlesey about his career and thempact the park hasad on the region. tell us about yourirst yellowstone experience. oh, myosh. my first yellowstone experience reaches way back. and like for so many americans, was a vacatio i wasour and my parents brought us my brothernd me, to yellowstone from norman, oklahoma. our hometown and they coinued bringing us for manyears and so we were always interested in not just yellowstone, but the whe american west. and so we fe

wyoming is the first state to specifically prohibit the use of these pills.medication but wyoming's move comes as a federal judge in texas is set to rule in a case that could rescind federal approval of the widely used abortion drug. this week we got our first indication of how that a.m. litt -- amarillo federal judge may rule. he is considering rolling back the fda's approval and may target regulatory changes that made abortion medication accessible. joining me now is carolyn kitchner who is reporting on this. thank you for joining us. you were in that texas courtroom, and like the rest of us, you've been focused on those proceedings and the wyoming ban. did this ban in wyoming on friday, did it surprise you based on all of your reporting? >> reporter: not at all, paula. i mean, i think what's really clear here is that abortion pills are posing a challenge to these abortion bans that a lot of people on the anti-abortion side just weren't ready for. it's a real difference from the last time that abortion was illegal across much of this country before voroe v.

give me a reaction first of what we're seeing take place in wyoming. >> wyoming's an interesting casetion act become law, as you said, the judge halted it. thanks to really bizarre turn of events. the obama constitutional event. when governor of gordon allowed the band to become law, he also signed a bill banning medication abortion in wyoming. criminal penalties for providers. so we'll medication abortion is already not available in state within, wyoming is the first state to explicitly been it. and really -- for doctors and providers, super dangerous. it's unprecedented. i think the medication of what we're gonna see things go. >> so, you're talking about this -- which we are still waiting about a decision from this district judge, in texas as well. we've been waiting for a couple weeks, without a would come down a while ago. what do you think is going on there? >> you know, it's hard to predict. matthew kacsmaryk, the judge, a trump appointed judge, an extremist in every way, has issued a an opinion. he had all the information he needed to make the decisions. he had a surprise hear

families in wyoming watch the nightly news. they can't believe their eyes. they see smashing storefronts new york and chicago. they see innocent people getting mugged on the streets. they see it in new york and in washington, d.c. the cities run by liberals are not safe. across the country we have new records, madam president, for carjackers or assaults. but instead of backing the blue, democrats are turning cities into safe havens were criminals. that is exactly what is happening here in washington, d.c. so, the city council in washington, d.c. recently voted to eliminate mandatory minimum sentences for every crime except for first-degree murders. there is a value in mandatory minimum sentences. it tells judges the bare minimum punishment for criminal behavior. mandatory minimum sentence stops liberal judges from going soft and softer on crime. so it's no wonder the democrats have waged a war on mandatory minimums for at least the last decade. the new dc law would also reduce maximum sentences for violent criminals like carjackers for some the maximum sente

yeah next to the bison jam in wyoming. it's a far cry from the traffic jams we're used to seeing right here in the big apple. but maybe a big apple might have helped in this situation that played out inside yellowstone national park, a bison standing in the middle of the road. stubbornly refusing to budge. cindy schaeffer, who took the video says the bison had already been staying in the road for at least 20 minutes. the driver of that truck even tried to edge around the giant animal, but with no success. that's fine with me. you know what? it's their road, right? we're the ones where the tourists don't mess with the bison. that's not going to mess with the bison and finally to the newest arrival at the dallas zoo. it's highly doubtful that the stork delivered this big little guy zoo shared this video of a baby male african elephant bonding with his mother. and rolling in the grass. he was born on february 26. he's a pisces like me and liz tipping the scales at £290 male african elephants can grow up to £15,000 about as mu

abortion pills declared illegal in wyoming. other states expected to follow suit, and the proposal in florida to ban abortions after six weeks. >>> missing mom. the american mother of seven feared kidnapped in mexico. >> we have not heard from her. >> the fbi's reward for information on her whereabouts. >>> college athlete's death. a wrestler collapsing after an intense workout, dying of heatstroke. the multimillion dollar settlement by the university as his parents speak out this morning. >>> crash landing caught on camera. a pilot with engine trouble forced to land on this beach. shocking a passerby walking her dog. ♪ i got a feeling ♪ sweet 16.it. >> peters. he's going to take the three, and he hit it again. >> and the cinderella story for number 15 seed princeton. plus, the comeback queens of the court. >> there's just, like, a brackets graveyard all across oh, yas broken yesterday. it's more broke if you can even call it that. yes, but it's been a lot of fun, so much to watch. >> it has. >> we'll have more on that coming u

wyoming is the first state to specifically ban the use of pills for abortion. it's scheduled to take effect on july 1st. >>> and more people could be charged in the death of a 28-year-old man who was pinned to the floor at a virginia mental hospital. seven deputies and three workers are charged with second-degree murder. a warning, the video may be tough to watch. >> reporter: the silent video shows sheriff's deputies bringing ivo otiano into central state hospital's admission room on march 6th. handcuffed and in leg irons, he never made it to a chair. about five minutes later he's laying on the floor and additional deputies step in. three minutes after that, more deputies and hospital staff pile on. at one point at least ten people are pushing into him who was pinned down for about 11 minutes. >> can you imagine the agony that ivo was enduring? >> reporter: ben crump is the family attorney. he also represented the family of george floyd. >> a mental health crisis should not equal a death sentence. >> reporter: 20 minutes after entering the admission room, otia

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

wyoming republican senator cynthia loomis with us now.erves on so many important committees, the big one, crucial committee is the banking committee weighing all of this stuff how far to go. senator, always great having you. do you think it was a mistake to essentially rescue or backstop this bank? >> i do think it was a mistake, neil. i think it's better to allow the system to function as it was designed with 250,000-dollar limits on insured deposits. if you look at svb, they had about six percent of their deposits insured. the typical bank has way over 50% of their bank deposits insured and more of the community banks are closer to 60, 70, even higher percent insured. this was a very risky bank. they banked a lot of venture capital, risky money and, there were a lot of incentives for risk-takers to bank with svb. because of that svb should be allowed to fail. most people who put their money at risk there should have to eat the consequences. neil: what about the government, fdic, more to the point, senator, protecting deposits way beyond

in wyoming you have to be 21 i mean, if wyoming, the most pro-gun state in the country makes it 21 toe sale, then surely blue states around the country can at least go as far as wyoming north carolina is a, you know, somewhat conservative state. they have a -- they need a permit to buy a gun in north carolina and that is a system that seems to reduce some gun violence. there are only ten states in the whole country that prevent somebody with a stalking conviction from buying a firearm. the other 40 can move ahead on that we're not going to solve the problem. >> that doesn't even sound like it could be real. >> yes i mean, it's completely absurd, but the point is we're not going to -- the practical reality, i understand what bowman's saying. we're not going to solve this. we're not going to eliminate gun deaths can we reduce gun deaths by a third and save 15,000 lives a year yeah, i think that i'm hopeful about that i do see a path to save some of those lives. >> you did write a column about california, i think, back in january, and then zyou updated t because of nashville here's some

wyoming was the first. ♪♪ in 1900, susan b.rganization looked to the 41 year old from iowa for leadership. it marked a new era for the women's suffrage movement, an age of restructuring and reorganization, and catt was its profit. weiss: she leads, she leads by force of personality, but also by her oratory. she becomes a great speaker. and then she couples that with being an organizational dynamo. she proves that to susan anthony very early. she goes on an early sort of canvassing trip with her through the south and then she comes back and writes this scathing analysis of what is wrong with their organization and how things could be managed better. and so susan anthony says, well okay, you wrote that report, go do it. and she does and she reorganizes the entire suffrage structure. and she does this again and again. in 1902, catt expanded her fight for equality when she founded the international women's suffrage alliance. but in 1904, she was forced to take a step back from her international and stateside duties to deal with a p

brittany, i will start with yo on this and this news out of wyoming.we've mentioned -- outlaw abortion pills in the states that have them -- but in wyoming, the abortion ban was blocked by the courts. is this the governor's way o trying to push an abortion ban through? and what kind of message doe it send as we await for this ruling in texas? >> it's not only thi governor's attempt to try to circumvent the courts and move forward with a near total or total abortion ban across th state. this is also about testing different pathways to ba abortion across the country. look, the gop has been ver clear for the last 50 year that this was their goal they have organized and rallie people around the single issue of stopping abortion and acces to it for five decades they have nominated judges, as you've said. they've recruited volunteers and canvassers and candidates. this has been the way that the have built a so-called conservative agenda an conservative party, a so-calle religious right, based on this single agenda for the last fiv decades, once again. so, th

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and wyoming has become the first state to ban abortio pills.vernor, mar worden, has signed a new law he did it yesterday. just days before the state i set to allow a more sweeping statewide ban to go into effec tomorrow that law will bound abortion under almost all circumstances and make it a felony to provid one. i'm just collated, more symone coming up after the break. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions in one app. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. this cough. [sfx:

abortion was long considered protected by the wyoming state constitution, which guarantees adults theabortion is not health care. is there any limit, essentially, to what states can legislate or i guess in this case define? >> so there really aren't any limits on states any longer. before the supreme court ripped the protections, previously companied abortion off, states have limited on what they could do. but in dobb's last term, the supreme court said there's no constitutional right to get an abortion. that means states can set up whatever legal regime they want. it can be completely permissive or it can ban abortion outright, and that's why we're seeing states like utah and wyoming pass these very restrictive measures. there's no longer any concern that it's not constitutional. >> does it include this, another example, joyce, exemptions include pregnancy that would endanger the woman's life or held, but they specifically say that does not cover being suicidal. they do not consider being suicidal a threat to a woman's life. could these rewrites be the basis for a legal challenge or

irin, a really big question, i think i sit here and talk abou what's happening in wyoming, i texas and, becaus it is. wouldn't you zoom out and look at the moment that we find ourselves in, what is the stat of reproductive rights and car in the country >> alicia, i think you're righ to just supposed does number about outcomes for pregnan women, whether they are dyin during pregnancy's or the da after. when we restrict access to reproductive choice and high quality care, we are essentially sentencing women t death, and if not debt the disability and trauma. all of the effort that is bein made with the stat legislatures to criminaliz individuals and doctors, t figure out ways to bring lawsuits there's a lawsuit in texas wrongful death an abusive husband bringing lawsuit against his wife's friends for upping her acces an abortion pill, all of these together spell out a reality that this is about control for reproduction and does contro over power in this country who will have access to health care but also, who will have or tommy over their very lives? when you see an abusive partne using

the onl clinic in wyoming that does it through medication abortion.this case in texas. i just want t add to dr. sujatha prabhakaran's comments - mifepristone has bee authorized for over 20 years it safer than tylenol. this is a political witch hunt after the most popular, safest abortion care in the country >> dr. sujatha prabhakaran and mini timmaraju, thank you both so much for your time. comin up, next hour on ayman -- more on the news we have been following all day, warne president trump claiming o truth social that he will be arrested in the coming weeks stay with us stay with us stay with us the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ ♪marching band music♪ i'll get a cart. get two! scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? stock up early and downy unstopablesollars in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent a

. >>> pro-abortion rights supporters have sued the state of wyoming, seeking to stop a ban on abortion pills like mifepristone. the ban, set to begin in july, is the first in the nation to explicitly prohibit those pills. >>> and president emmanuel macron of france is set to speak publicly for the first time today about his controversial decision to raise france's retirement age. the move has led to continued public protest while the government survived two no-confidence votes. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight a powerful storm system moves ashore out west, and it is also moving east. we'll have the forecast on this first full day of spring. >>> but first, the nation is awaiting a potential criminal indictment of former president donald trump. the new york city police department placed steel barriers and cameras around the criminal courthouse in lower manhattan ahead of possible protests. law enforcement sources tell cbs news that contingency plan

the only clinic in wyoming tha does abortion doesn't throug medication abortion.n the wake of this case in texas. i just want to add to dr. dr sujatha prabhakaran's comments -- mifepristone has bee authorized for over 20 years it safer than tylenol. this is a political witch hunt -- >> dr. sujatha prabhakaran and mini timmaraju, thank you both so much for your time. coming up, next hour on ayma -- more on the news we have bee following all day,ar wne president trump claiming o truth social that he will be arrested in the coming weeks stay with us i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose.

she told us more about the current situation in israel, wyoming as a very smart guy development. we were expecting actually that of hunter, you're going to make that kind of statement already on thursday. and then he was called to the prime minister's office and that he thought otherwise, speeds 5 prime minister benjamin netanyahu on thursday night before you left to london. now defense mister yaktel, and i said no, he wants to see has stopped dead to visit over at least the process for now. he called it a threat to national security if this continues and to give you a bit of context of that be seen and recent weeks and that's quite unprecedented. yet military reserve is from different units also from the air force reserve, it and volunteers saying that they will not come attend training and they threatened or not to continue to serve. if this legislation is passed, they did this fight, this development. that's what it means by national security. as about tenure came a reporting that now india's main opposition lead a role. gandhi has promised to keep on fighting a day after losi

. >> all right our next caller is a gulf war veteran smashing calling from wyoming. >> goodhe morningladies. >> good morning, what's your question or comment, mark? >> yes. my -- comment is about the gulf war syndrome. i was on several panels from san antonio to washington, and in the haste and the hurry of the government during the gulf war to give us shots to go over there. we had seven shots and we know now that a combination of shots of different drugs can be harmful to your health. but in my research what i found out and this is for veterans who's listening because i know you can't really answer this. the viles that was sent to the government because they were in sucher a hurry that the viles ws contaminated. that is documented in my research, i found that several companies inve massachusetts had viles that was sitting outside -- contaminated but then they were filled filled in with these drugs. my question is, with this pack ad you guys are just concerning yourself with the ones that was the gulf war syndrome effected people that wasn't in theater like the national guard that wa

el ganador de wyoming firmÓ una iniciativa que prohÍbe las pÍldoras abortivas en el estado, una medidago que la corte suprema de justicia eliminÓ roe vs. wade. hay buenas noticias para los ciudadanos residentes del paÍs que son de origen mexicano. el irs estÁ otorgando un alivio tributario por las remesas que envÍan a mÉxico y canadÁ. vamos a ver quiÉnes califican. reportero: el inmigrante mexicano lucas dice que lo que lo hace mÁs feliz es enviar remesas a sus familias para ayudarlos. >> gracias a dios les mando. reportero: ahora puede obtener crÉdito tributarios por enviar esas remesas, una informaciÓn Útil entre la temporada de preparaciÓn de impuestos. los que califican para los crÉditos >> el crÉdito puede ser reclamado por ciudadanos o residentes de estados unidos que manden el 50% de mantenimiento a sus familiares que sean esposas, hijos en el extranjero. reportero: esto aplica para personas que envÍan dinero a mÉxico o canadÁ. el 95% de remesas que llega a mÉxico vienen de estados unidos y siguen las de canadÁ. se puede reclamar 500 dÓlares por cada dependiente y aÑo. puede sol

abortion care is legal in wyoming. district court judge put the new abortion ban on hold for two weeks. the ban prohibits abortion at all stages of pregnancy, except in cases of rape or incest that are reported to law enforcement. or to save the pregnant person's life. wyoming has only one abortion provider in the entire state. at least five people have died in the latest from to batter california. heavy rain and fierce winds blasted the san francisco bay area and sacramento on tuesday. today a tornado touched down in southern california, damaging buildings and injuring one person. drone video showed extensive flood damage in the central part of the state -- with homes, roads and farmland left under water. still to come. the government announced plans to overhaul the organ transplant system. also, the supreme court hears a trademark case. the head of the foundation on his new book about the way we think about giving. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta sdios from washington and the walter cronkite school of journal

back in the united states, a judge in wyoming has put a hold on the state's passed abortion ban, justays after it was enacted, asserting the constitutional right of wyoming residents to make individual health care decisions. meanwhile, in idaho, one hospital announced it would stop delivering babies as too many doctors have left the state over its abortion ban, which criminalizes abortion providers. expectant residents of sandpoint in north-west idaho will now have to drive 46 miles for labor and delivery care. the u.s. central bank has raised interest rates by another quarter of a percent. it's the eighth time in a row the federal reserve has raised the cost of borrowing, as it -- even though it could cost 2 million people their jobs. inflation. massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren blasted the move, tweeting -- "i've warned for months that the fed's current path risks throwing millions of americans out of work. we have many tools to fight inflation without pushing the economy off a cliff," senator warren said. the international monetary fund approved a $3 billion loan fo

wyoming is also banning the abortion pill. found guilty, up to six months behind bars and a fine up to $9,000. that goes into effect july 1st. >>> sad to report that daniel reddick has passed away. he died suddenly friday morning according to his rep apparently from natural causes. he stars in the "john wick" film. lance reddick was 60 years old. >>> first a key ruling into former president donald trump's handling of declassified materials. a judge said that everybody corcoran has to answer more questions. >> this is making him potentially one of the most crucial witnesses. kaitlin polantz with more. >> reporter: it's a monumental decision in the criminal investigation into donald trump and the handling of classified documents at mar-a-lago, the type of decision that's going to be remembered for presidencies in the future. the justice department had made this really significant argument in court that donald trump and his attorney evan corcoran may have been having conversations about the planning of a crime and that evan corco

let's go to steve in wyoming. steve. >> good afternoon, jim.teve from wyoming and my five stocks are rpn international, dominion energy, kimberly clark, johnson & johnson, and is mondelez. jim, am i diversified? >> we may have some work to do. keep in mind it's consumer packaged goods, rpm reports this week, i expect a good quarter in oil, chemical company. dominion, good utility. johnson & johnson, the talc cases are just weighing on me, but i'm sticking with j&j and the yield's safe and it's only one of two aaa balance sheet companies in the s&p 500. where is my problem here? i've got to tell you believe it or not, all three of these stay together, consumer packaging. we'll keep it. why? kimberly had a good yield. can you feel the dividend income? i can. if you can't, i say wake up and smell the coffee. let's go to lastly, oh, no, that's not lastly. it's don. lastly, we have don in illinois. i thought we had don in lastly, illinois. don. >> yeah. this is don from illinois. thanks for taking my call. am i diversified? my five holdings are abby

starting tomorrow abortion under most circumstances will be a felony in the state of wyoming.ns for cases of incest, sexual assault, when the mother's life is in danger or when the unborn child has a lethal fetal anomaly. anyone found guilty of violating the law can face up to five years in prison and a possible fine of $20,000. wyoming is also outlawing the abortion pill making it unlawful to prescribe, dispense, distribute, sell or use an abortion pill. the punishment if found guilty, up to six months behind bars and a fine of up to $9,000. that law goes into effect july 1st. >>> all right. a family in memphis is now pleading for justice months after their son died while in police custody. a warning, some of what you are about to see is disturbing. video surveillance taken on october 5th from inside the shelby county jail shows gershon freeman lunging out of his cell at guards and getting into a violent encounter with v correctional officers as you see right there. officers beat him in multiple locations inside the jail over the course of five minutes. an autopsy says freema

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. >> here's the problem though as i see it the way these banks have been managed, wyoming's community banks may end up paying for this through higher assessments from the fdic, am i correct? >> as i indicated senator, in regards to these two institutions, any cost to the deposit insurance for recovering uninsured deposits is required by law to be recovered through the assessment on the banking industry. just one additional point, the law gives the fdic authority in implementing that assessment to consider the types of entities that benefit from action taken or assistance provided. >> are you saying you are able to exempt wyoming's community banks from paying for this? >> i'm suggesting we have some discretion and we will consider that carefully. >> will you exempt community banks from having to pay for this? >> that's a judgment our board will have to make. as i indicated we anticipate going on for notice and comment, a public rulemaking in may to implement the assessment. as i indicated we have discretion. >> you have to go through apa rulemaking to assess? >> that's the legal requir