called death in yellowstone. a reminder that their all sorts of ways to get yourself in danger and very real danger in these wild places paula definitely going to watch that ed lavendera. >> thank you. an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper airing next only on cnn. and before we go a very cute reason why there is caution tape closing off this popular california beach hundreds of mostly male sea lions suddenly showing up. a marine biologist tells cnn, they don't know why yet, but the sea lions may hang out there for about a month. monterey bay is home to a marine national sanctuary and the ceiling dean to see you again next weekend welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. summer is peak season for tourism in america's national parks, which host hundreds of millions of visitors every year i'm part of the draw is the opportunity to see wild animals like bears, elk, bison, and wolves in their natural habitat. but sometimes torres accidentally hike or kampe too close to wildlife or intentio

yeah. >> this is like the taylor swift of yellowstone our first day at yellowstone, just absolutely magicall the wildlife that we saw there are moments when you you're seeing these animals moving through the park and you think for a moment that they're taking that they are a species that you can be around intimately with. and that's just not the case up next a woman reached out. >> i assume, to pet the cup some individuals that were intoxicated tried to harass you, group advice potentially tried to kick gets a kick you can enter a wilderness area get killed the pros for have i got news for you are pretty yeah what are the he could run on the news before then would never happen if i got news for you. the mere saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn and stream next day on max when the saw dust settles and the engine finally roars, the thing you care about most is a job well done but when you get your tools from harbor freight, something about the job feels a little different your wallet, because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high-quality tools at a great price. >> and t

yellowstone is a great example. there are fields of volcanic activity. there was never a huge mountain in a place like that but, rather, volcanism was spread out over a very broad area. george kourounis: if you wanted to classify volcanoes in the most basic division, you've got red, effusive volcanoes, where you have liquid lava pouring out, and then you've got the gray volcanoes. those are the ones that explode with pulverized lava that comes out as ash. and these gray volcanoes are the ones that you really have to watch out for. brad pitcher: fuego volcano is more of a gray-style volcano. patrick oppmann: they're the ones that don't erupt as often. but when they do, they can be absolutely catastrophic. man: [speaking spanish] jiuwit rosas: [speaking spanish] interpreter: when we got into the vehicle, the driver accelerated in a matter of seconds, to almost 100 kilometers per hour. man: [speaking spanish] jiuwit rosas: [speaking spanish] interpreter: and yet the cloud was very close to us. george kourounis: there are numerous people standing at the side

called death in yellowstone a reminder that there are all sorts of ways to get yourself in trouble inery real trouble out in the wild fredricka. >> oh my gosh, ed lavendera, we can't wait to see all of it. thank you so much. and be sure to tune in to an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, one whole hour, one whole topic, areas tonight at 8:00 p.m. only on cnn from leading roles two leading remodels. >> i did stars makeup renovation to give back in a big way celebrity iou, all new monday night at nine on she tv the first deal is subway has never been easier just by in a foot login out. yet another freak dough. the hard part is telling travis he doesn't get to suck and foot long, waits seriously. i've got to the next time, buddy now in the subway unlucky, i found the one thing that i was put on this earth to do and every day, as i inch one step closer to my vision, it reminds me that making it in life is all about the making and ram are callings to build trucks. so when you find your call nothing can stop you from answering right now during the ram make this the sum

such attacks are extremely rare, but last year in west yellowstone, montana, 48 year old amy adamson was killed by a grizzly while on a hiking trail. >> every morning she'd get up early and she'd walk, hike or run, running through that beauty of yellowstone. she just was almost in heaven, you know. she died doing what she loved, doing what she loved doing. >> and this past may, a massachusetts man was nearly killed by a grizzly in wyoming's grand teton national park. shane patrick burke says grizzly in ws grand teton national park. shane patrick burke says he ran into a cub during a hike. and the mama bear attacked. >> she went towards my head, but i kept my hands interlocked like this and just trying to protect my arteries in my neck. she bit down and got my left wrist. >> the bear eventually bit into his can of bear spray and ran off. we're glad he's okay, but as for that three year old, she was rushed, rushed to the hospital in billings and her condition has not immediately been released. >> well, california is taking a new step toward limiting cell phone use in schools. i remembe

called death in yellowstone. a reminder that their all sorts of ways to get yourself in danger and very real danger in these wild places paula definitely going to watch that ed lavendera. >> thank you. an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper airing next only on cnn. and before we go a very cute reason why there is caution tape closing off this popular california beach hundreds of mostly male sea lions suddenly showing up. a marine biologist tells cnn, they don't know why yet, but the sea lions may hang out there for about a month. monterey bay is home to a marine national sanctuary and

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. >> five good things listen wherever you get your podcasts from the biggest problems for yellowstone americans, oldest national park is not the large population of bison grizzly bears. wolves are hydrothermal geysers and hotsprings its people. for this weekend's new episode of the whole story, cnn's ed lavendera took a four-day trip to yellowstone and discovered that the parks popularity it's becoming a problem. here's a preview our first day in yellowstone was more than we could have ever hoped for and it wasn't over they see him oh. yeah there we spot another grizzly bear near the road. >> this is as close as we've gotten so far and how far away do you think we are? more than 100 yards were forced four other distance as soon as word spreads that there's a bear here and people start getting antsy. they start moving around real quick and that's exactly what you're not supposed to do if people parked in the middle of the street temporarily lose your mind it's like if you're walking down the street in new york city in some incredible celebrity like taylor swift as walking down the stre

such attacks are extremely rare, but last year in west yellowstone, montana, 48 year old amy adamson was killed by a grizzly while on a hiking trail. >> every morning she'd get up early and she'd walk, hike or run, running through that beauty of yellowstone. she just was almost in heaven, you know? she died doing what she loved, doing what she loved doing. >> and this past may, a massachusetts man was nearly killed by a grizzly in wyoming's grand teton national park. shane patrick burke says he ran into a cub during a hike, and the mama bear attacked. >> she went towards my head, but i kept my hands interlocked like this. and just trying to protect my arteries and my neck. she bit down and got my left wrist. >> the bear eventually bit into his can of bear spray and ran off. we're glad he's okay, but as for that three year old, she was rushed to the hospital in billings. her condition has not been released. >> avon has filed for bankruptcy as it faces hundreds of lawsuits over whether talcum powder in its beauty products causes cancer. the company, known for its door to door saleswoma

this is like the taylor swift the taylor swift of a yellowstone.here were so much more than ed lavendera i discovered on this assignment, so please watch close encounters florists in the wild on the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn anderson cooper 360 weeknights at 8:00 on cnn this summer there's no better time to experience greens. >> the latest mercedes benz has to offer make your dreams come true if the choice won't be easy with exceptional offers on the e class sudan c class sedan cle kabri ole and cle coup. hurry. these dream offers won't last forever. come in now through september 3, i think really going to spend all day streaming college football on directv. >> can you blame them? they've got the biggest rivalries and bowl games speaking. frank, run a slant to the bowl of chips. >> bobby, been hooked to the salsa? >> what are you going to do? coach prime, don't question you, coach matt flow you drive. >> you need new insurance companies over 100 insurance companies to find savings one else

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was yellowstone the very first place designated as a national park. >> i think so.re almost out of time thank you lord and ashley all good stuff, "coast to coast" rates right now. neil: thank you very much, were following a data record that is no longer a data record in the opening hour and a half or so it looks like we are going to be off to the races and all of a sudden after reaching the record we have since come down barely changed on the day, what to make of that, this is a time where a lot of traders are trying to reassess what happens next month with the federal

new details on a "yellowstone" spinoff. >> i don't want you to leave.other/daughter -- >> milestone birthday trip. >> celebrating 40. >> and 70. >> from denver! >> shout-out from new mexico. >> apollo beach, florida. >> and st. louis, missouri. ♪ >> visiting from tuscaloosa, alabama. we love you, kaitlyn. >> sending love to our grandkids. >> from roanoke, texas -- >> celebrating 37 years. >> married to the love of my life. [ cheers and applause ] >> you can't not smile. >> 37 years. >> welcome back to "today." we certainly appreciate your being with us on this tuesday morning. savannah, hoda and craig are all off. we brought in our "saturday today" dream team. to join us "today." we have peter and laura. >> i'll take that. >> happy to have you here. >>> well, it is a busy morning. let's get to your news at 8. we'll begin with sweltering summer heat impacting tens of millions across the country. the midwest seeing some of the hottest temperatures across the year. crowds now flocking to lake michigan with today's heat index expected to hit 115 degrees in

a list actor to star in the yellowstone universe. she'll start a new series called madison and follows a new york city family that moves to the madison river valley of central montana plot and production. details remain under wraps. and now we have a first look at the highly anticipated film about saturday night live and its origins titled saturday night. the movie highlights the chaos that inspired over the course of the final 90 minutes before the show hit the airwaves for the first time. here's a look at the trailer. >>look, my name is lauren michaels and cris your saturday night night. yeah, the whole night. chevy chase right there. and how the you pronounce ruling. you know, i was thinking. we punt. we can run the dress rehearsal in claw back a win next saturday. we can't. a live show. >>just not right. it doesn't matter that we're ready. man is in a slump in 30. that's when we do. on trying give you advice. nbc makes more money players of tonight show. nbc is lucky to have something as relevant shown. they don't want that logic

>>a new teaser draws for the 2nd half of that this season of yellowstone. plus, we're getting our first look at the latest sequel in the jurassic world franchise. andy reece, my or has the details in the entertainment report. >>we start here back at ranch for the first look at the 2nd half of the 5th season of yellowstone. >>sung to work out. someone's going to try take it. new england for the ranch was for us. whole life it. if you destroy yourself. >>like you. i keep my comments. the teaser starts with kevin costner as john dutton looking back at his ranch. but the family patriarch doesn't pop up again. in december, it was reported that costner would be exiting the series yellowstone returns to paramount network on november. 10th. and we're learning new details about the latest sequel to the jurassic world franchise. teaser revealed the film's name. universal pictures also releasing a first look at stars scarlett johansen as a covert ops expert and jonathan bailey as a paleontologist hershel ali will also be in the film that takes place 5 years after jura

you can find more information on yellowstone's website.and not just you like holding a peace sign in front of the falls, but anyway, i'm sure those will be submitted to. >> yeah, your drive through experience at one fast food chain may soon change. taco bell says it's expanding the use of ai voice technology to hundreds of locations. by the end of the year, the technology is already at 100. taco bell's in 13 states. its parent company says it has had to train its ai model to understand the correct and incorrect pronunciation of some items, like quesadilla. taco bell says the technology has led to better ordering accuracy, happier employees, and shorter drive through wait times. >> although if you hear it's a quesadilla, then you know what you're dealing with now for your morning money report. interest rates could soon be coming down, just not now. that was the fed's decision yesterday that could start lowering interest rates during their they could start i should say lowering interest rates during their next meeting in september. the fed s

. >>> something else bubbling up in yellowstone.alks to return for a sixth season on the paramount network. this comes after the show was set to conclude after the second half of season five later this year. kevin costner leff t the show earlier in the season. there's been so much back and forth with this. and question marks around it. i think probably fans are excited they'll get another season potentially, but those that were die hard about kevin costner in it might have different opinions. >> might have a very different look. >>> coming up, the mom dropping a playbook of her own to help coach her son, and how a california woman used air tags california woman used air tags to turn th ♪♪ [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. thieves. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade.

focus on supply and how to build more home to the montana is more beautiful than any other and yellowstone and the pandemic and by but everybody was living there. if they work there is a permanent resident, he thought a home and a second home and took it out of the inventory so our population last ten years has grown by 10% and the number of new doorknobs has any home by 7% plus homes taken out of inventory so we had a supply problem was something recognized earlier so we focus on supply issues you mentioned a couple there were seven buckets to go through and cost, we had to reduce that, i have one that told me was building a multifamily apartment, 15 units or so. he had a year delay the added 700,000 and cost the only option was to add that into the price so the first thing ancient are land use changing regime to streamline permitting subalterns could get from its fast at input into how communities grow but what allows us to adopt a gross plan really gets there input to build a boxing if it matches the growth plan, they have that permit. you have to look to public hearings because the it

for this weekend's new episode of the whole story, cnn's ed lavendera took a four-day trip to yellowstone and discovered that the parks popularity is becoming a problem here's a preview our first day in yellowstone was more than we could have ever hoped for. and it wasn't over they see him. oh, yeah. there. i just see if blob. >> we spot another grizzly bear near the road. >> this is as close as we've gotten so far. how far away do you think we are? more than 100 yards worthless? yes. for the distance as soon as word spreads that there's a bear here look, traffic, and people start getting antsy. they start moving around real quick and that's exactly what you're not supposed to do if people parked in the middle of the street temporarily lose your mind down the streee walking street the entire block goes crazy, right? >>eah. >> this is like the taylor swift of yellowsne see more beds report in a new episode of the whole story, close encounters tourists in the wild airing this sunday night at 8:8:00 here on cnn that's it for us. >> the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts n

whether it's beyonce's outfit at the grammys or it's "yellowstone," that's a lot of people's window intoeven if it's just a cowboy hat, to participate in what it means to be a part of that lifestyle is a celebration. >> juju: and for asake, the push for representation is an opportunity to make sure all cowboys feel seen. >> i'm very lucky, because not only am i native american, i'm also half black. i grew up in a very traditional family. the fashion, our jewelry disclayed, our patterns disclayed, the aesthetics gets displayed. but where's the people? we have native models now, and that representation. still missing a big disconnect. >> juju: this summer, boot barn released ad campaigns highlighting the culture behind native american, black, and mexican cowboys. >> i hope people get to see a more accurate portrayal of cowboys. >> juju: in fact, their most recent campaign putting a spotlight on charros, whose roping and horsemanship influenced the country's first cowboys. ♪ >> back in the day, the horses were wild, the cows were wild, the bulls were wild. you had to rope it and try to stop

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but they mean if this doesn't, the pro squeezing teach this. yellowstone hungry area and maximum program was designed to assimilate rule since it's above us was doing still and to russian sentiments. and these people that of a city 0 scene of the deal was provide them the book of interest of, of it will change in the things uh originally. so it was an issue because the lights and they put a good i would say that the left of the but you can use like stone and the symbol label as a nation in my to squeeze it that it doesn't mean. so for me, i also have to be strictly 0 to make on the those me we, steve, what we're seeing is getting ascending, if possible, if i was, and i'm going the probably exclusively the floor feels good enough, authority is begin to finance ukrainian organizations. one of them, the prostate us as i, as a covered west, the new crane with the network, what education was conducted exclusively and ukrainian from us. so sort of put us here from zillow scripts, it's against video, and there's some, some of those to just give open to delta dental to those levels. oh, it's a g

in the show yellowstone and the pandemic combined everyone was moving there.fif they were not moving theres a permanent resident they bought a home as a second home and took that out of the inventory. so our population over the last 10 years has grown by 10%. the number of new doorknobs has only grown by 7% plus we had added homes taken out of inventory for second homes. so we had a supply problem but that was something we recognized early in the process. and so we focus on supply issues you mention a m couple things we did. i would say seven buckets. >> you go through those? >> i will take them off. the first was weak recognizing government regulation account for about 40% of the cost of a new home. we had to reduce that. i had one builder in missoula that told me is building a multi family apartment building. maybe 15 units or so. he had a year delay in permitting that added $700,000 the cost ofnl building the only option he had was add that into theo price. so the first thing we did is we change our land use planning regime. to streamline permitting so buil

focus on supply and how to build more home to the montana is more beautiful than any other and yellowstone and the pandemic and by but everybody was living there. if they work there is a permanent resident, he thought a home and a second home and took it out of the inventory so our population last ten years has grown by 10% and the number of new doorknobs has any home by 7% plus homes taken out of inventory so we had a supply problem was something recognized earlier so we focus on supply issues you mentioned a couple there were seven buckets to go through and cost, we had to reduce that, i have one that told me was building a multifamily apartment, 15 units or so. he had a year delay the added 700,000 and cost the only option was to add that into the price so the first thing ancient are land use changing regime to streamline permitting subalterns could get from its fast at input into how communities grow but what allows us to adopt a gross plan really gets there input to build a boxing if it matches the growth plan, they have that permit. u have to look to public hearings because the it ha

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on to even near electric core insights in southwest swales, but they also started the provenance of yellowstone has remained an open question. so like i said, you'll still, he's made up of composite drains together, mineral grains. each of these gradients will have a unique age chemical characteristic. we can measure that each of those unique properties and construct uh, a fingerprint, a dna sequence, flat rock. and then we can forensically compact dots profile that we built to rock throughout prison island and northern front. right. and when we did that, we got it perfect match to the okay, the and base them as, as ne dalton and okay, so the question is as why did this particular state and come from somebody completely different to the others? it's a fascinating question. we know not nearly as big, or can i, ne, all the end was up with a center of trades population bombing culture. and so was the population on, on the soul replayed, was there a degree of connectivity between these 2 peoples? it really is a fascinating tensile, lising, prospect and data. and what does it demonstrate about near

. >> i remember when i felt yellowstone and it was that.hing funnier than michelle obama warning about the dangers of people who paid too much money knowing she makes a hundred thousand x. >> discounted million and opera talking about inequality, michelle obama talking about it and then you cannot to everybody else the craziest part is the one filled with women dnc, stevie wonder, let's talk entertainment, i will not hold it against him because something tells me he hasn't seen her policies but cnn's bash articulate the type of men the campaign is pursuing. watch this. >> tim walz being one of them. doug imhoff last night who can speak to men out there might not be the testosterone kind of guy who wants to listen to hogan. >> she's basically saying the democrats don't want the guys who saved private line, they want the guys who washed private ryan on the beach that day, are you concerned about beta males like that in charge? >> they want the opposite of this. >> i'm sorry. you are not the party of the n nfl. the party of the nfl -- no. >> a

of course since 2008, annual park visits, yellowstone have increased by more than 40%. >> and that number is only expected to grow thanks for watching the whole story -oh, is that it? -there it is! -that's it right there. there it is. -yeah, i see it. i saw it. >> oh, is that it? there it is there it is i see. >> i see. >> it's cool. that is cool. >> check that out it's gotten really what the heck is that are no wow look into chunks coming off of this surge said flipping all over. >> the place yeah. still see it. losing it it was a saturday morning it was a beautiful day and as i turned onto park street i heard a loud ook. we looked at each other, and we said, "what is that?" -when i looked up, i saw a bright white ball. [ sirens wailing ] -the phones were ringing off the hook, much more than our dispatch staff could handle. -i didn't know if we were being attacked. -search and rescue teams are warning people not to touch any debris, should they come across it. -there are some disturbing pictures that are coming up from the broadcasters. -we're waiting for more details as to how this happ

i'm curious if you have heard of the white buffalo calf birth in yellowstone over the summer and what that could mean spiritually for mother earth, the native tribes that follow her story. and if that can usher in a shift in the use of indigenous knowledge to solve modern problems. sorry. okay. um, shelly, are you and maybe shelly can a panelist. i think that yes, i think that for all of us, that's a really good. presence to kind of point to to say that things are shifting in some ways and we should be paying attention. mm hmm. i find me tacky. happy. i'm cindy hall, dakota of the south eastern nation and president of the american library association. we're so grateful that you're here. yeah. thank you. so thank you so much for your work. as this is sponsored by the library of congress, would you please share with us how important libraries were to you during your research? as we see universities across the country and even other library types being closed due to a lack of funding or support? we are at a critical point where librarians need to be supported and we need are authors to b

basically steamingng hot water and it goes down only hundreds and i started thinking about old faithful in yellowstoneou think geothermal, but it's only available in a few places and it's not a big part. but in a funny way, someone from the oil industry using the fracking technologies and literally oil and gas rigs and people from the oil and gas industry is going down thousands of feet and the question is at a price that seems like that is a doable price for clean baseload power and the question will be how big a part of that that's clean baseload power but how much of the electricity c pie chart can come from geothermal. maybe a lot. my point is the hard part is it borrows at 17%. natural gas borrows at like 7%. you may think that's not a big difference. that's a gigantic difference in terms of cost. when we think aboutut how this s going to go the real question isn't are we going to solve this from a technical standpoint, we are definitely going to solve this from a technical standpoint. i haven't even talked about a lot of things going on in the nuclear area with fusion that people are hopeful abo

the company behind yellowstone is look to reduce cost by $5090f its merger with dade ellison's skydanceparamount said 900% of the cuts are expected by the end of september -- 90%, and continue through the end of year. the media giant is also closing the coors on para-- the doors on paramount studios this week, moving under the cbs studios' umbrella. >>> investors are driving doordash and warner brothers-discovery higher after the companies announced the first ever streaming benefit for dash pass members in a joint partnership with wb max. doordash's annual membership plan called dash pass will now include max with ads, okay, you've got to watch the ads, at no additional cost. dash pass -- [laughter] who maimed this thing? if dash pass members can upgrade to max's ad-free subscription tier for a discounted rate of $10.99. internet analyst mark mahaney covers doordash, we're going to have him on in a few minutes, but wbd up 5.8%. >>> a little salsa to spice up your cappuccino. a new ceo announcement giving the stock a caffeine jolt so strong, it's now reclaiming its 200- day moving averag

i'll, cnn's ed lavandera's spent four days in yellowstone america's oldest national park, and learnedell, the hard way. take a look the motel over there has a sign that says do not pet the fluffy cows. >> you constantly have to be reminded about this stuff because you're walking around town and you think that they're just part of the atmosphere and that they're friendly. to remind yourself to wild animals well friendly stranger reminds us of that. in a loving way this, is close encounters tourists in the wind it didn't take us long to figure out why not to do there is such a thing as getting too close to wildlife wild animals don't want to take a selfie with you? >> and they especially don't want to be held when she's holding this scene was captured in north carolina. these people black bear cubs out of a tree because of this human interaction. at least one of the cubs could not be reunited with its mother wildlife refuge staff, were unable to locate the second cub these sure. >> to tune in an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper close encounters, tourists in the wi

cnn senior national correspondent ed lavendera, took a four-day trip to yellowstone.merica's oldest national park, and found out the hard way. take a look the motel over there has a sign that says do not pet the fluffy cows. >> you constantly have to be reminded about this stuff because you're walking around town and you think that they're just part of the atmosphere and that they're friendly. you have to remind yourself to wild animals friendly stranger reminds us of that. in a loving way this is close encounters tourists in the wind it didn't take us long to figure out what not to do there is such a thing as getting too close to wildlife wild animals don't want to take a selfie with you and they especially don't want to be held one she's hoping this scene was captured in north carolina. >> these people pulled black bear cubs out of a tree because of this human interaction, at least one of the cubs could not be reunited with its mother wildlife refuge staff were unable to locate the second cub just shocking to see some of this video, be sure to tune in to an all new

was yellowstone the very first place designated as a national park. >> i think so. yogi bear, i don't know. >> you can always make me smile, that's pretty cool. were almost out of time thank you lord and ashley all good stuff, "coast to coast" rates right now. neil: thank you very much, were following a data record that is no longer a data record in the opening hour and a half or so it looks like we are going to be off to the races and all of a sudden after reaching the record we have since come down barely changed on the day, what to make of that, this is a time where a lot of traders are trying to reassess what happens next month with the federal reserve most everyone agrees that a rate cut is coming. what we don't know how big of a rate cut it'll be. kindly is now thomas hayes to answer those questions are brilliant young man, it's great to see you i have a twofer with you today. i'm excited, let me ask you how the market is digesting, all of this news on the fed and of course the intention on nvidia, about going on this week. >> i think friday at jackson hole th

i forget that when you go to yellowstone, that's when expect to have to do the >> waive my close to the beach today. it's going to be pretty hot inland. yeah, it is. today is the hot one tomorrow. still kinda hot but not as hot as today. so if you do up the heat by the cool spot, we actually have kind of a nice cooling trend in the works ahead of take a look at next week are going to be 80's inland. so little light at the end of the tunnel, ok? so once again, we ask what is a show that you can watch again and again and again and again kron 4 morning. calls or 6, viewer discretion advised. today on dr. phil. she said the boys were standing around her, all in their underwear. that is incorrect. investigators accused high school students of raping a 16-year-old girl during a house party. male: with four football players charged.

you guys were on four episodes of yellowstone. >> we were. >> steve: what did that do to your careeretty pivotal. we were taking off on the rise and we happened to accept playing them. we he didn't know what that was going to be. ended up helped our career a whole lot. >> brian: how did it happen? >> they just called us up. taylor called me on the phone. >> taylor sheridan. >> lawrence: he has a place in texas well. >> yes. i guess he got my number through management and called and said hey, we are doing this show. he kind of told me the premise. and was like, you know, would you all like to come on and do it. >> steve: that's awesome. >> brian: that would get me excited i don't think anything really gets you excited. am i right? >> lawrence: you were. >> that sounds cool and we were august talking and we were like man, if we all do that, maybe we will get to meet kevin costner. >> rachel: did you? >> we went and did that and no, he wasn't even there. [laughter] >> steve: look at that let's have the whole band come on and hear behind you guys. we have cody tate, jeff hogue. jamie and

of course since 2008, annual park visits, yellowstone have increased by more than 40%. >> and that number is only expected to grow. thanks for watching the whole story hello, and welcome to our viewers, joining us here in the united states around the world and streaming us on cnn, max i'm rosemary church, just ahead. >> pulling back from the brink after a flurry of attacks between israel and hezbollah, the threat of a wider war seems to have cool for now. he was vice president kamala house is riding a wave of momentum coming out of the democrats convention as her campaign announces a record breaking fundraiser raising pool. and donald trump's team signals and aggressive new phase of the campaign comparing it to trump on steroids live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church good to have you with us we begin in the middle east where there is a tense calm, following a heavy exchange of fire between hezbollah and israel. it appears the two sides want to avoid escalating the situation into a wider war after launching a barrage of strikes on sunday the idf says it destroyed thou

this video was taken near yellowstone national park, which is also home to black bears, elk and deer bears. a variety of different birds. so if you're headed there, like doesn't look feel right anyway. even the most joy cooling off. and some beautiful scenery. well, if you're looking to add a furry friend to your family tomorrow, your last chance for free adoption at contra costa county animal services. if you're looking for a dog or cat or small pet, all these pets, the role can hear on the screen right now. we're waiting to find a forever home and all the pets come spayed or neutered vaccine vaccinated and microchipped. so go check them out. all right. bay area k-pop fans. it is official now. kiss of life is coming to san francisco december 10th. they will be performing at the warfield tickets. go on sale next week for the girl group's first world tour. a so get ready to hear some hit songs like sticky. and nobody knows should be fun. all right. it's not even september pretty close, though. but earth wind and fire is coming to conquer the iconic 60 group 60's group that release big

hot water from the earth crust a ghost out on the hundreds of feet and i think about old faithful in yellowstone you see steam coming up fromnd e earth and you think geothermal. but it is only available in a few places. it is not a big part. but in a funny way a guy from the oil industry using fracking technologies, using literally oil and gas rigs and people from the oil and gas industry is now going down thousands of feet is building the question is at a price that seems like a wow that is a doable price for clean baseload power the question will be how big a part of that, clean baseload power but how much of the electricity pie chart can come from geothermal? may be a lot. my point is this i the hard part about this is the bar is a 17% natural gas borrows it like 7%. you may think that's not a big difference,nc that is a gigantic difference in terms of cost. civilly think about how this is going to go the real question is not are we going to solve us for a technical standpoint question if we are deafly going to solve is a technical standpoint i'm not even talked about there's a lot of things

answer questions you may have call now and we'll come to you 800 a31, 37 hundred national parks such as yellowstone attract millions of summer vacationers, but are more and more rule-breakers spoiling the fund for everyone else. a new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper airs tonight. at 8:00 p.m. only on cnn thank you for spending your sunday morning with us. fareed zakaria gps starts next when you're the leader, is disaster clean up and restoration. >> do you make like it never even happened, happened right there's a pro for that surf pro, like you've never even happened let's go walking see in a canny, explain how you got me daisy the love between a newborn elephant and her mother is unlike any other. it's an unbreakable, lifelong bond. but when her loving mother is cooling, killed to fuel the illegal trade who calf is left all alone and she may not survive wwf is working around the clock to prevent tragedies like these. i protecting, threaten wildlife i've around the world and their habitats and we desperately need your help visit wwf join.org, scan the code or call. now for just $12

and, you know, i sort of think about old faithful yellowstone, like you see steam coming up from the earth and you think geothermal and it's only available in a few places. and it's not a big part. but in a funny a guy from the industry using technologies using literally oil and gas rigs and people the oil and gas industry is now going thousands of feet and is building. and the question is at a price that seems wow that is a doable for clean baseload power. and the question will be how big a part of that that's clean baseload power but how much of the electricity pie chart can be can come from geothermal? maybe a lot. i mean. my point is this. the hard part about this is that guy borrows 17% natural gas, borrows it like 7%. and you may think that's not a big that's a gigantic difference terms of cost. so when we think about how this is going to go. the real question is not are we going to solve this from a technical standpoint? we are going to solve this from a technical standpoint. we will i'm very and i've even talked about there are a lot of things going on in the nuclear area, bo

they goes down only hundreds of feet and us or think about old faithful in yellowstone, like you seesteam come up in the earth and you think geothermal. but it's only available in a few places and it's not a big part. but in a funny way i guy from the oil industry using fracking technologies, using literally oil and gas rigs, and people from the oil and gas industry is now going down thousands of feet andth is building, and the question is, at a price that seems like wow, that is a doable price for clean baseload power. and the question will be, how big a part of that, that's clean baseload power, but how much of electricity pie chart can come from geothermal? maybe a lot. my point is this. the hard part about this is that guy borrows at 70%. natural gas borrows at like 7%. he may think that's not a big difference. that's a gigantic difference in terms of cost. so when we think about how this is going to go the real question is not only going to solve this from a technical standpoint. we're definitely going to solve the from a technical standpoint. we will solve it. i haven't talked

answer questions you may have called now and will come to you 800 a31, 3,700 national parks such as yellowstone attract millions of summer vacationers, but are more and more rule-breakers spoiling the fund for everyone else. >> a new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper airs tonight. at 8:00 p.m. only on cnn thank you for spending your sunday morning with us. fareed zakaria, gps starts next so why don't you actually get good sister and gave me well as baby back, ribs, i'd be directing at china sea where you go get you gut. drama maybe i'll just go get wings for everybody. >> we are driving down the road all of a sudden there was a crack in our windshield. you know what we can do now though, right? safe flight.com and we're good to go yes. i'll be replaced the windshield for you. >> could we go in there with you new cars come with cameras that had control your automatic braking systems and lane departure, which do need to get recalibrated when you get windshield, the place you get a crack in your windshield is only one choice. >> same flight route might replace like we played. i have

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