and barnum & bailey is back with a bang.d soaring high bove the four of us. we had to get in on the action. >> all we are missing is hugh jackman. >> welcome to the greatest show on earth. are you ready to have fun? >> yes. >> let's get suited up. >> our show guide for the day is nick nak making sure we looked the part. >> let's dance. >> nick knack, this is where the magic happens? >> the show looks different. >> we try to reimagine the show for 2024. we want to integrate technology and video and lighting and music in the best to create a show. >> we don't have live animals here. we have special friends. >> we have special non-human performers like bailey circuit. >> what a good girl. >> bailey the robo-dog is one of the newest additions to the team. >> there she goes. >> well trained. >> she is. she can do a few dance moves. show the routine. go to the right. >> to the right. >> to the left. to the left. to the left. now kick. now kick. >> does bailey know how to do the shuffle? >> she does. shake what your manufacturer ga

barnum, showman, said, barnum, the great showman, said, if draw a crowd, if you want to draw a crowd,fight. and you're right, it's the brands. it's the big brands. >> he talking about >> he wasn't talking about working that. he working on that. he wasn't talking boxing, he was talking about boxing, but he was around essential. around that. it's essential. yes. boxing, you do need to yes. for boxing, you do need to have a at some point. have a fight at some point. >> you are you going to >> are you are you going to watch it down? >> i sometimes not good >> i sometimes i'm not very good with mean, a little bit of blood >> i mean, a little bit of blood and i'll over into my and i'll keel over into my curry, but, what i think is quite interesting the point quite interesting with the point that made about the brands that you made about the brands is that might i can think is that there might i can think of positive and that there of one positive and that there might generation of might be a whole generation of kids know paul, but kids who know jake paul, but they mike tyson, and they don't

barnum, selling o suckers. >> he doesn't actually paint or sculpt.acuum cleaners. >> is that a legitimate criticism. >> it's a legitimate criticism if you look at art in a way that you kind of want everything to be done by the artist themselves. but it becomes very limited what you can do within one life if you're being responsible for everything. it's, like, the production of this program right now. anderson, if you had to be responsible for the lighting, if you had to be responsible for editing -- >> if i was responsible for the lighting, we wouldn't see you or myself. >> if you had to be responsible for everything, i mean, how many programs would you be able to create? i've designed. i've worked on the systems so that the whole process at the end of the day, it's as if every mark was made by myself. >> at 68, koons has reached a level of commercial success few artists ever imagine. he's helped design cars for bmw, an album cover for lady gaga, even a superyacht. and later this year, he hopes to create a permanent art exhibit on the moon. he's made

i think there is nothing comparable for the money that you would spend a ringling brothers barnum nowance has been very good? >> the attendance has been great and built every week, the new york market has been extraordinary, this friday we open in bridgeport connecticut. ashley: we got that invited the end, thank you for joining us and continued success with the show, robotic dog sounds fun. thank you. fox business alert, energy company eq t at the bottom of the s&p 500 after it announced it is buying back the former unit midstream and all-star deal the combined company expected to be valued at more than 35 billion including debt, the transaction expected to be completed in the fourth quarter 2024 pending regulatory app approval. bloomberg reported the u.s. justice department has convened a grand jury as part of a criminal investigation into the mid air blow out of a boeing door plug on an alaska airlines flight in early january. but we not the bottom of the dow is the probe assigned investigation of the company is deepening even though it may not result in charges, boeing is down abo

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and barnum & bailey. >> some of us learned better than others. >> peter, high-wire act.>>> good morning! thanks for joining us on this saturday march 2nd. i'm kira klapper. developing right now, stuck in the sierra in the middle of a blizzard. this is new video from donner summit overnid. the situation growing more dire as people have been trapped in their cars for hours last night and into this morning with temperatures dropping down into the 20s. one driver says he was driving back to california from reno with his dog when he was forced to pull over instead of idling in traffic. >> stuck in the storm. one of these on ramps need to open. first, second gear 15shgs hours an hour losing traction and decided to pull over. >> video from highway 80 near highway 89 shows low visibility overnight. so much snow you could barely make out the road. >>> and from highway 80 to highway 50, despite the snow, 50 is actually open right now but driving it discouraged. this is what it looked like last night near sierra and tahoe. ice covering the road. snow hitting the windshield. chain c

hatcher and barnum during field collections? not really, because they didn't really extensively overlap. they knew each other, but they didn't have much a feud. i don't think there were necessarily because particularly in wyoming, they were pretty much working the same areas full time. but i don't think hatcher never sort of wrote nasty about brown. and i've never seen it. and also the carnegie museum. i looked at some of hudson's correspondence and i never saw anything negative from bob brown. or any of the bone still in active use today that were under the supervision of coleman marsh as some of them still exist. but they have been the has been continues exploration. so in most cases you would at most sort of dip in the hill or, the hole in the ground that is partially filled in. so also both, copper and marsh kept a lot of their sites very secret. and so we briefly know where they were. we have never been actually sort of put a needle on the map that this was the place. but there's place that i just visited last summer called

show was kind of at least acknowledging, all right, the human element beyond the kind of circus of barnum ring. and we couldn't even marshal the kind of patriotism that the moment required from us. and i'm from the water, and when people don't die right, they don't stay in the ground, as i said on your show. they haunt. so i think the grief, my own grief, i was thinking about charlie and larry as i was walking my dog yesterday, still lingers. all right, there are empty chairs all over the country, still. i remember, somewhere someone would put a break on all of the bullshit. there would be something that would make him normal, that would make him act normal. and a lot of people hoped because our lives depended on it that covid would be it. and your colleague, bob woodward's tapes reveal, and your own stories reveal that it wasn't. he lied, his inability to tell the truth haunted him. his inability to care about anybody other than himself haunted him. and his maniacal need to look stronger than the virus and all the lives he told about his own brush with death when he got covid. it all acc