we're talking montana, partner. - montana is from the spanish word for mountains or mountainous. - admitted to the union in 1889, its flag honors both the land and its people. - [randy] so you see the tools of a miner, a pickaxe, a shovel. you also see farming tools for the settlers who came and settled the land. and in the back you see the river, the waterfall, and the rocky mountains, in reference to the great nature they have in montana. - montana is rich in precious minerals. the banner across the bottom boasts, "oro y plata," which means gold and silver. montana is also rich in wildlife. it has more species of mammals than any other state. our 41st state has some pretty strange laws. for example, it's illegal for unmarried women to go fishing by themselves on sundays. i guess in montana there's better ways to hook a husband. with flag facts, i'm eric. (dynamic music) and saw a giant ball of fire in the sky, they've accorded the sun special respect. the light and warmth it gives define our everyday existence. the sun is not only the center of our universe. as emily tells us, it's centra

montana -- inthwest southwest montana. he mentioned to me that it can get near one of the large -- sition lines that come cut across the state. because of the carbon particulate in the air, it creates arcing near high-voltage lines and presents a risk for the firefighters. it just reminds us that we need to move forward. there is a bill we were planning to introduce that has passed the house called the electric, reliability and forest protection act. it passed the house 300-118 in june. it will speed up the process for removing hazardous fuels that are adjacent to electrical infrastructure. i tell you what, when the fires are burning like this we can't , get firefighters near it because it presents a risk to their lives. so we need to do that collectively ahead of time. we need to get at the heart of the discussion and showcase advised collaboration. this cross boundary work. our forest communities will continue to be frustrated by lack of management as they live in fear of wildfire wildfires. -- fear of wildfires. miss ch

en montaÑa rusa vamos con maite que ha desafiado este reto porque es el dÍa internacional de las montaÑachar rodrÍguez tiene el rÉcord guinness por haber pasado 400 y una horas en una montaÑa rusa vamos a ver si le gano. ahora, mi encuentro cara a cara con una cobra. [gritos] ♪ ♪ maite: esa es una de las montaÑas rusas invertidas mÁs altas y largas del mundo. listos? ♪ [gritos] ♪ >>y esta no es una montaÑa rusa tradicional, pero es la ideal para los amantes de la adrenalina porque esta es la torre de caÍda libre mÁs alta de toda norteamÉrica. vamos! ♪ maite: vamos a hacer la caÍda libre mÁs alta de toda norteamÉrica. a ver quién grita mÁs? [gritos] maite:esos son expertos. les cuento que hay temporada dondese han llegado a caer mÁs de 7000 telÉfonos celulares y todo lo que le quepa en el bolsillo. hubo alguien a quien se le cayÓ la dentadura. para cerrar con broche de oro como la -- broche de oro, una montaÑa rusa con una caÍda de 90°. [gritos] maite: cinco fueron las montaÑas rusas que logre hacer en una tarde. podrÍa haber hecho mÁs, pero dije que las otras personas disfruten . me cont

i'll talk about it in my harks but we lost a firefighter last night in montana. our second fatality in two weeks in montana firefighters. >> know our hearts and prayers are with the families, but, again, this speaks to the realities that we behaves our wildfire around the country that this is dangerous and unpredictable work, and our thoughts and prayers are with those who are serving. as of august 1st, nearly 39,000 fires have burned almost 5.5 million-acres of land. for comparison sake, this is an area the size of the state of new hampshire. in alaska we have had low fire year this year. we have had more than 300 fires burning 630,000 acres. it's a lot of land but it's below normal for us in alaska so we're certainly not complaining. two years ago, in 2015, over 5 million acres burned in alaska alone, and mr. maisch, from the state of alaska, certainly knows and understands is a all too well. nationally, 2015 is one of the worst seasons of record, stretching nearly all year and burning over 10 million acres in total. this committee has spent a lot of time, a lo

the firefighter from montana. >> i will talk about it in my we lost at firefighter last night in montana. it is our second fatality in two weeks. >> know that our hearts and our prayers are with the families but again, this speaks to the realities that we face with our wildfires and are fires around the country, that this is dangerous and unpredictable work. our thoughts and our prayers are with those who are serving. as of august 1, nearly 39,000 fires have burned almost 5.5 million acres of land. for comparison, this is an area about the size of the state of new hampshire. low fire, we have a year this year, 300 fires burning 600,000 acres. it is a lot of land but it is below normal for us, so we are certainly not complaining. 2015, 5s ago, in million acres burned in alaska alone. from the state of alaska, they understand this all too well. 2016 was one of the worst years on record, burning over 10 million acres in total. this committee has spent a lot of time and a lot of good work working on legislation to address the consequences of wildfire. we will continue that work until we arri

porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo.a fábrica de cerveza. solar más poderoso del país, y cada año producimos veintidós millones de cervezas elaboradas por el sol. coors light. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. arantxa: continuamos con la cobertura y nos vamos a houston. la cuarta ciudad mÁs grande de estados unidos, bajo el agua. ilia: antes de terminar el noticiero, quisiera contarles lo que estÁ pasando en este momento y le pido a andrÉs. helicÓpteros rescatando gente de los techos y los traen hasta aquÍ, hasta esta Área de la autopista 610. traen a una persona, en este momento, son las labores de rescate que se ha llevado a cabo durante todo el dÍa por parte de civiles, por parte de las autoridades y todas las agencias de policÍa, todos estÁn trabajando unidos para tratar de rescatar a la mayor cantidad de personas. lastimosamente vemos personas que siguen llevando aquÍ preguntando por sus familiares. estÁn desesperados, cae la noche y empieza a llover un poco. hay personas desesperadas porque no han podi

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.documentos. a veces tener un poco más puede significar tanto... visite pge.com/care e inscríbase hoy mismo. ilia: continuamos desde houston. me encuentro en un Área del centro de la ciudad. generalmente se inunda mucho cuando caen copiosas lluvias. esta es una de las Áreas que todavÍa continÚa con una cantidad considerable de agua. hay otras Áreas de la ciudad que ya estÁn secas, en las que la gente ha podido regresar a sus casas. los ferrer se habÍan mudado a esta casa hace un aÑo, aunque habÍan escuchado historias de las inundaciones, nunca pensaron que les tocarÍa una de esta dimensiÓn. >> 10 minutos o 15 minutos y el agua estaba a dos pulgadas y luego a dos pies. ilia: el peligro que podrÍa correr su hijo, les hizo pedir ayuda. >con el bebÉ, serÍa imposible pedir ayuda. ilia: no habÍa otra opciÓn que la ventana, la puerta no habrÍa . a pesar de que el Área donde viven queda al lado de un canal y es vulnerable a quedar bajo el agua, no recibieron una orden de evacuaciÓn. >> tuvieron

cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. ilia: continuamos desde houston.stÁn secas, en las que la gente ha podido regresar a sus casas. los ferrer se habÍan mudado a esta casa hace un aÑo, aunque habÍan escuchado historias de las inundaciones, nunca pensaron que les tocarÍa una de esta dimensiÓn. >> 10 minutos o 15 minutos y el agua estaba a dos pulgadas y luego a dos pies. ilia: el peligro que podrÍa correr su hijo, les hizo pedir ayuda. >con el bebÉ, serÍa imposible pedir ayuda. ilia: no habÍa otra opciÓn que la ventana, la puerta no habrÍa . a pesar de que el Área donde viven queda al lado de un canal y es vulnerable a quedar bajo el agua, no recibieron una orden de evacuaciÓn. >> tuvieron que darnos la posibilidad de evacuar, si querÍamos. hubiera sido beneficioso saber que se iba a inundar de esta manera. ilia: saben que tomarÁ tiempo, pero van a salir adelante. me despido con un desafÍo que enfrenta el alcalde a nivel humano por las evacuaciones y tambiÉn por las crÍticas, por no haber ordenado evacuaciones obligatorias. aÚn asÍ, los civiles han resp

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porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo.cÓmo enfrentar los gastos y quÉ hacer para ahorrar dinero. reportero: para muchos, es una de las Épocas mÁs estresantes del aÑo. >> viene el regreso a clases y a preparar el bolsillo para quedarnos sin nada. reportero: para evitar que esto suceda decidimos en el noticiero de univisiÓn preparar una lista con varias recomendaciones. >> mucho dinero, en zapatos, mochilas, Útiles. reportero: el principal consejo es hacer una planificaciÓn familiar y preparar un presupuesto razonable, la clave, aseguran, estÁ en aferrarse a este. >> la mejor forma de comprar los Útiles escolares es comprarlos ahora. reportero: hacer una lista de los artÍculos, tambiÉn es importante comprar uniformes en vez de ropa de moda, antes de salir de compras es importante buscar cupones en periÓdicos o internet. analizar las diferentes ofertas y estar al tanto de las ofertas que algunas tiendas ofrecen. otro importante consejo es saber que durante el mes de agosto, en muchos estados, se ofrecen dÍas para comprar sin

porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo.o. >>aumenta el nÚmero de inmigrantes ahogados tratados de cruzar estados unidos. ademÁs, doble tragedia para una familia, la muerte de una hija y la acusaciÓn contra la otra, en drama transmitido en vivo en las redes sociales. tambiÉn, se necesita inmigrante, un lugar donde trabajadores extranjeros son esperados y valorados. y la ilusiÓn de la maternidad de una mujer y los obstÁculos en el camino. ♪ ♪ arantxa: se intensifica la bÚsqueda de tres infantes de la marina estadounidense que desaparecieron luego dÉle que la aeronave en la que iban, se de plomo sobre la costa este de australia, 23 de los 26 tripulantes fueron rescatados durante el operativo. fÉlix: margarita barrientos es una mujer argentina que conoce de cerca la pobreza y la hambruna. de ahÍ naciÓ la necesidad de solidarizarse con los que menos tienen, fundando un comedor comunitario que a travÉs de donaciones, alimenta a miles de personas cada dÍa. si no fuera por esta mujer, no tendrÍa nada que comer. andrea: este es el b

it's truly american history. >> hamlett's also a montana state senator. >> this site needs to be partsystem, preserved and protected, researched, and made available for more people to view. >> if so, you'd think senator hamlett would lead the effort to find public money to help macie, but that's a hard sell, he says. >> the problem the state has is -- they don't have a lot of money to do things with. everybody's got the things that they think are the most important, and the sad thing is -- you can't fund them all. >> he wonders, however, if macie might be able to find a philanthropist who would pay her to put a conservation easement on the property, preserving the site for posterity. hamlett thinks such a deal could net the family at least $1 million, giving them the funds to build out a first-class tourist destination. >> the trails need to be widened out. we need to have a visitors center. there's just a lot of things that we absolutely can't afford to do it. >> wait. did he say, "we"? yep. turns out macie's son ray, who, like his mom, left the ranch as soon as he finished high scho

anything to get out of the cold in montana. i escaped it in germany and then in montana. so that's when we embarked upon that trip. the trip we go up and down and made a documentary. and that was shown in l.a. and that was in 1960. so that was a long time ago. when i was really young and restless. >> that's how you actually got to l.a. >> yeah. >> i'm jumping around here. upon arriving in l.a., you had advice from a just brilliant actor and i'm glad that you didn't take his advice. but when marlon brando tells you maybe acting isn't what you want to do. >> it's not because. that he said we have a lot of discussions about german history, about the racial situation in america, about the treatment of native-americans and he said, you know, you're interested in other things. why don't you acting is too boring. and i said how wrong you are. i said if you were xwerm an, french, or english, then wouldn't know how to do mcbeth on broadway. what happens in this town for a lot of actors is they get stuck in this movie star syndrome and that makes you cynical. it just is too limitin

a realtor in a quiet town in montana suddenly flooded with messages of hate, allegedly coordinated by a neo-nazi website. >> you filthy piece of trash. >> go kill yourself you [ bleep ] jewish [ bleep ]. >> what does it all have to do with the white nationalist richard spencer? >> i was told they're going to terrorize me to the brink of suicide. >> plus global sesame. elmo and the gang taking their show on the road. visiting a refugee camp in jordan. >> elmo tried to do his best to cheer them up and make them smile. >> why "sesame street" creates indigenous muppets across the globe. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >>> and tonight the mother lode. a 53-year-old mother and hospital worker hitting the powerball jackpot. >> i pulled mine out and i go, i have that number. i have that. i have that. >> reporter: with a record-breaking $758 million windfall. how she picked those lucky numbers. but first here tonight the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming up in >>> good evening. and we start here tonight with a family whose members say they have been targeted for harassment by a hate

i have my heartbroken by a girl named hillary in montana, and i'm -- i was never going to join the militarycided to get out of town and i have two friends two years oldering than me that wanted to be a marine growing up and when they graduated high school they joined marine corps. same day went to paris island together and i remember thinking that's awesome. marines are tough. they're strong, confident uniforms are incredible and when i decide to leave town i was like i want to do that and join marine corps. so i went to join the marine and lucky to have it because seems better to be lucky than it is to be good. marine recruiter was not in the office. [laughter] and the -- navy guy was -- so i looked over there, and only reason i went into the navy to his office because my two marine friends told me something i didn't know and many of you may not know . they said that the marine corps. is actually part of the department of the navy. [laughter] just it's just a men's department. [laughter] i went in there to ask him where's the marines? because if anyone will know where he was he was why a m

entretanto, en el oeste de montana, sufren otro fuego de grandes proporciones que ha forzado a unos 170es a dejar sus viviendas. una lata para guardar objetos valiosos llegÓ a la cÁrcel a una estadounidense en honduras. la mujer fue detenida en un auto

actually lived in florida he was a pilot and lived a mile away from the aisle hijackers and move to montanand bought a 5,000-acre ranch and bought travelers checks that was located which he was going to library to lou continuously steady in montana and florida and a very shady character connected with the al qaeda spy is in wanted to believe that he wanted to blow up the dam. it is hundreds of thousands of farm land and eight bridges. right before err 9/11 the ninth door tenth of september his house blood on his property. federal agents picked him up on the 19th of september and they put him in custody and they charge to march 28 and then they captured abu zubaydah and then he disappears i had investigators look all over he disappears until 2004 then he is interviewed in the of middle east and saw him in his prison in jordan but before i get a second interview three weeks before the first time he was on the pakistan the afghan border. so there is a lot of suspicion but what confronted these people's biography is that is where they got confusion. >> he is being held but he had a shady past a

cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo.asumiera la presidencia. para rÓmulo, uun padre de familia indocumentado de california quien se convirtiÓ en la cara de la deportaciÓn en la era de trump, la esperanza de reunirse con su familia se materializÓ. el inmigrante mexicano saliÓ en libertad pero su lucha contra la deportaciÓn, aÚn continÚa. reportero: en medio de la emociÓn y las lÁgrimas, rÓmulo abrazÓ a su esposa y sus cuatro hijas despuÉs de seis meses dentro del centro de detenciÓn de adelanto, california. hablÓ con univisión despuÉs de que una jueza de inmigraciÓn ordenara su liberaciÓn. >> gracias a dios estoy con mi familia. >> me siento muy feliz de tenerlo a mi lado ddespuÉs de seis meses. >> vamos a estar juntos. reportero: la liberaciÓn sucede tres semanas despuÉs de la que parecÍa su inminente deportaciÓn. la fiscalÍa de los Ángeles anulÓ por irregularidades en el proceso legal, los condiciones penales en su contra. >> la corte tomÓ la decisión de que esta persona no es peligro en la comunidad y no se va a escapa

i am a 19-year-old kid from montana who didn't know how to swim. swimming going on, called at that high-altitude. kind of naÏve, this guy is a professional recruiter. why is he going to lie to me? i signed up that day and we watched the recruiting video after we signed the paperwork. i'm a pickle here, i don't know how to swim. then i started thinking i found out about seal training, probably won't make it through but it is an adventure. i probably won't make it through seal training and then i will have sea stories when i come back, went to the navy and learn 95% of the all volunteer military is there because of a girl. i went to seal training and proved just because that day, not knowing how to swim and joining the navy in 17 years later in osama bin laden's bedroom, just prove that it doesn't matter where you are from or what you look like you can do anything you want as long as you avoid negativity, stay positive as work hard. >> and run away from a girl. >> a lot of things, look at our 45th president. he beat hillary. it is funny. [applause] >

i had my heart broken by a girl named hillary and butte montana. decided one day i needed to get out of town and i had friends for two years older than me that wanted to be a marine growing up and when they graduated high school they joined the same day and every time they came home i remember thinking that's awesome, marines are tough and strong, the uniforms are incredible and it was like i want to join the marine corps so i went to join the marines because sometimes it is better to be lucky than it is to be good and the marines proved it was not the opposite. [laughter] and the needy wives, [laughter] the only reason i went into the navy is because by marine friends told me something i didn't know and many of you may not know. they said the marine corps is part of the department of the navy. [laughter] just the men's department. [laughter] i went in to ask where are the marines because i want to be a sniper and he said the best snipers in the world with no further. we have snipers in the navy. you need to become a seal first but no big deal. [la

i did not move to montana until 2011. i made born and raised in l.a.rohibited me from singing on tour. i made another record out there because i just wanted to make records. this is what i do. i love that guys like steven kean can write a short one or a big one. king can write a short one or a big one. flattened ands reduced so people -- charlie: what is a picture people have drawn that is not true? that is a big responsibility to be honest about because there is probably some stuff in there that should not be. wrote to montana and country songs, that is not off. womanizer, that bothers me. if you look into all of the dim for me it went and my mouth kept going and my brain was not there -- i have life.e my whole you make decisions and do the right thing, give yourself a pat on the back. you get the sensor of your life that you did the right thing. but there is nothing like the hollywood machine getting your information wrong. and i give a lot of information. i would be better off with giving less information. it is less tnt to wire up. when they inevit

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.o mÁs potentes que otros, pero todos han marcado a comunidades para siempre al dejar vÍctimas mortales y una estela de destrucciÓn. andrea linares nos hace un recuento de los huracanes que han quedado escritos en la historia del paÍs como los mÁs catastrÓficos. andrea: fue a finales de agosto de 2005 cuando el huracÁn katrina pasÓ por florida, alabama, mississippi y arrasÓ con luisiana. los diques de nueva orleans colapsaron a no aguantar la crecida del agua, transformando a la ciudad en una inmensa laguna. segÚn el gobierno federal, mÁs de 1800 personas fallecieron y unas 107,000 casas quedaron inundadas. los daÑos alcanzaron los $100,000,000,000. en 2012 el huracÁn sandy de categorÍa dos se desplazÓ por jamaica, cuba, haitÍ y las costas de nueva york, hasta llegar a new jersey como un ciclÓn post tropical. causÓ daÑos valorados en 71,000 millones y dejÓ un saldo de 140 y siete muertos, la mayorÍa en estados unidos y en haitÍ y cuba. en galveston, texas sintiÓ el embate de ike, de cat

i didn't move to montana until 2011.d raised" in new york. -- montana.achines vocal situation that prevented me from singing on tour. i wanted to make records. do.'s what i i love guys like stephen king can write a short one or big one. george clooney is who everybody be in theire to career. make a big one and black and one. it gets flattened and reduce sod that people can -- charlie: what is the picture that people have drawn that's not true? john: for me? that's a huge responsibility to about.st there's probably some stuff in there i don't deserve to say should be. that's a really good question. i moved to montana and wrote song.f country that's not that far off. bothers me. that's always bothered me. looked into all of the times where i sort of went me and my mouth kept .oing and my brain wasn't there i been me my whole life. i watched me. you make these dissipations in -- decisions in life. do you the right thing. you get the sense that theughout your life, you do right thing. you're going to be known as a person who

porque nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo. coors light. penÍnsula. ahora, tormenta tropical desplazÁndose por el valle central del mississippi. lo dicho, mucha lluvia poco tiempo.eso estÁ produciendo problemas. como tenemos un rÍo o un envase, Éste sirve pero que estÁ ocurriendo houston.tambiÉn ha ido subiendo el nivel de los envases por distintos motivos. el agua que se ha ido moviendo por tierra. con ese nivel tan alto se ha hecho necesaria cumplir las puertas. ha complicado mÁs la situaciÓn en la ciudad. cuÁl es la soluciÓn, esperar que no suba mÁs en los pÉsimos dÍas. si sigue lloviendo, los envases son las represas no serÁn capaces o mancillar las aguas. Éstas podrÍan explotar, reventar y, evidentemente, destrozar cualquier ciudadjusto al lado. la importancia de mantener esos diques es la represa controlada que alonso es no sirven para controlar los rÍos. con 50 ", ninguna represa es capaz de soportar toda esa agua. arantxa: jorge, marÍa elena, antes de pasar con detalles en la ediciÓn nocturna . les confirmo que tenemos noticias de Ú

porque nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo. coors light.tes lo que yo quería cuando llegué aquí - la oportunidad de aprender, de lograr, de soñar. la oportunidad de pertenecer, y de ser un norte americano. mi nombre es julia toriani crompton, y estoy orgullosa de ser miembro de njea. entre los mas grandes peligros durante estas catastroficas inundaciones ♪ jorge: entre los mÁs grandes peligroso estÁn las rupturas de represa o diques como ocurrieron en catrina hace 12 aÑos. marÍa elena: albert martinez estÁ con nosotros para explicarnos ¿quÉ se espera de harvey en las prÓximas horas y dÍas? albert: muy buenas tardes compaÑeros, empezamos con el radar a ver en dÓnde estÁ, sigue dejando mucha lluvia en. sur de luisiana. 17 pulgadas, tres veces ha tocado tierra, ha tercera en cameron, en luisiana, y antes en el Área de rockford con categorÍa cuatro, y tocaba tierra en la penÍnsula. ahora tormenta tropical desplazÁndose por el valle central del misisipi, hay depresiÓn tropical. lo dicho, mucha lluvia en poco tiempo y estÁ produciendo problemas e

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montana, go ahead, james. caller: good morning. to this listening since your utah rep was on and is glaringly apparent that the majority of people do not these are that already protected areas, it's federal land to begin with. and ust cannot go in there sxrich slash and burn and mine and everything else. you have to go through a very permitting process. nd the antiquities act was not designed or written for one hundreds of kup thousands of acres and bypass process.re review we have public lands in montana by dealsbeen decimated as a result of locking it up, up.king it and i found a forest service ign that actually stated the reason we having this issue is overgrowth and not so much global warming because we can't log anything anymore. host: james, thanks for the call. congressman? points.two i think the one issue i think is important, and the gentleman mentioned that protections protections, ory andated legal processes, environmental impact studies, studies, before permit is given. ill, that's exactly the point made at the beginnin

flyer is joining us, a native american from shelby, montana. caller: good morning. i was actually not born in shelby. i was born about 60 miles from the canadian border. i am tribal native, deep tribal native. i am sick of what they are doing to my nation. i have seen them do it to my nation. they call it progress. the have ruined everything that my people have ever stood for. they called us savages also, if you remember correctly. we were the first slaves if you remember correctly. we have got a beautiful place and there is a place if you want to go see it, it is called glacier national park. i want you to find the glaciers there. theell -- where in the hell did they go? capitalism, guns, and god have ruined my nation. host: thank you for the call. ism salt lake city, utah mike noel, a republican state representative whose area includes bears ears. good friday morning. guest: good morning, thank you for having me on. host: let's talk about this area in particular designated by president barack obama and a source of debate within the trump administration and interio

vo/blanca ---tras las rejas se encuentra el sospechoso de iniciar un voraz incendio en las montañas deakland y le sorprender lo que hizo antes de cometer sus fechoras.. blanca autoridades de oakland arrestaron al hombre quien, ellos creen, provoc el incendio grizzly en las montaÑas de esa misma ciudad.. cesar al sospechoso lo detuvieron el mismo da en que se desataron las llamas pero por haber cometido otro crimen. vivo stinger take 2 boxes melissa hernandez nos cuenta por qu lo haban arrestado inicialmente on camera buenas tardes al hombre lo haban arrestado supuestamente por verse involucrado en un incidente de ira al volante. al parecer, alfredo bautista intento asaltar a una pareja que viajaba en auto sobre el boulevard grizzly peak, el hombre presuntamente los hizo chocar contra otro vehculo y luego huyo amenazndolos a punta de pistola. take vo las victimas llamaron a las autoridades, que horas despus regresaron a la escena luego de que se reporrtara que alguien haba vuelto al lugar donde haba ocurrido el incidente de ira al volante. pero no encontraron ms que un auto abandonado q

>> i left montana in the fall of 1965. i went to visit some friends that had an old church. i got involved taking out their garbage. and the tale -- that was '65. the tale i told about it sort of took a year to put together. so alice's restaurant took about a year. and then i performed it in the summer of 1967 at the newport folk festival. and i remember -- i wasn't scheduled to play there. i twlenlt with went there with e all the other people. but then at some point they said okay, we're going to have to, you know, put you on the main stage. you got to sing that song, man. i said really? they said, yeah. so i remember pete seager saying he may not able to handle this, you know, crowd out there. it's like, you know, thousands and thousands of people. and so they said at the endst song, let's just -- he has a little part that goes if one person does it if, two people do it, if 50 people do it, so let's just go out and send out some friends and so the end of that thing, everybody who had performed at that festival is out there singing this song with me. i got back from that an

then california than that moved to the dakotas and montana and nebraska. to new yorkd across in 1919 and the national amendment passes. you could call us a big turning point in the effort to gain suffrage for women and the united states. the big event that began the suffrage movement did happen in new york. conventione women's led by susan b anthony on among other leaders. interestingly enough right after that she began a world wind -- a to advocate for women's rights periods went of the early leaders in the 20th century and washington state saw her in 1848 as a eight-year-old. barnstorming through illinois and that is emma smith defoe who suffrage leader of the movement through tacoma. she saw susan b anthony and central illinois when she was eight years old. susan b anthony asked who in the audience believe women should have the right to vote, as a stood up. old she that was a memorable experience, it definitely has a connection 1910. state from 1848 read about the same time as the women's conference in seneca falls women and men were timeling west and a

she tried to look like tony montana. >> she's not trying. does. >> of course the character of tony montana played by al pacino in "scar face" and she does a pretty darn good job. >> it's so good. so realistic. i love the touch of the big cigar. that was on point. >> that's incredible. she could do this every halloween. just do makeup. >> but think about actors who don't look like the people they're playing, this is something you'd want to think about, maybe. although when she starts talking, the cheeks don't move. looks like botox. but with actors, who knows. >> that's really freaky. >> yeah. she did a really good job. >>> she wants to try barefoot water skiing. >> and at first, it looks like it's going to be all good. cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment c

montana, go ahead, james. caller: good morning. to this listening since your utah rep was on and is glaringly apparent that the majority of people do not these are that already protected areas, it's federal land to begin with. and ust cannot go in there sxrich slash and burn and mine and everything else. you have to go through a very permitting process. nd the antiquities act was not designed or written for one hundreds of kup thousands of acres and bypass process.re review we have public lands in montana by dealsbeen decimated as a result of locking it up, up.king it and i found a forest service ign that actually stated the reason we having this issue is overgrowth and not so much global warming because we can't log anything anymore. host: james, thanks for the call. congressman? points.two i think the one issue i think is important, and the gentleman mentioned that protections protections, ory andated legal processes, environmental impact studies, studies, before permit is given. ill, that's exactly the point made at the beginnin

listen, i'm still joe montana guy. that's my goat.dn't do it by cheating. >> so joe montana is still the billy goat to me. tom brady, goats, practice, that's cute. >> yeah. whatever. >> great testify of all time maybe. in whatever. >> you know what -- he ain't joe. >> couple of those super bowls -- >> run the ball seattle. >> that will do it for us at 6:00. we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. i witness is up next. ♪ i work overtime when i can get it. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headac.. check your blood sugar. low blood sugar can be serious and may be l