. >> west yellowstone is basically the gateway to yellowstone national park.here are a million plus visitors that come through here every year, so it's a service-oriented town. >> reene and brad brisbin owned a restaurant here in town. he also worked at the local high school as a gym teacher. >> brad was fun loving. he enjoyed life. he loved to play practical jokes on people. >> brad was a very loyal, honest, trustworthy friend who would do anything, including giving you the shirt off his back, to help you. >> friday, november 9, 1990 started like most days until brad got a telephone call at work and left class unexpectedly. >> i actually met him in the hall. he had his jacket on. he was getting ready to leave. i asked him where he was going. he just said to help out a friend. they had brought in a substitute. he said he would see me at dinner later on that night. >> brad said he was going to belgrade about 90 miles away to pick up his friend larry moore who needed a ride. >> it was odd. he doesn't leave his teaching job for very much. yes, it was odd. >> what

woman were among four people killed in a maul plane crash near yellow -- small plane crash near yellowstone national park in wyoming saturday morning. it's still not clear what brought that plane down, but we are learning more about the victims. our mola lenghi went to annapolis today, but he's back live tonight in adams morgan. >> reporter: well, joyce bartoo who lived here in adams morgan and was a long time d.c. resident went on a small trip with long time friends and never came home. harvey flamanoff was surprised to say the least. during one of his first encounters with his new neighbors, the stubbs offered him, something the keys to their beach house. >> they said you look tired. why don't you just go down there and use the house for a few days. we did. it's an example of their generosity. >> reporter: the generous couple's lives were cut short this weekend in a small plane crash near yellowstone national park in wyoming. college sweethearts 69-year-old gerald and 68-year-old diane of annapolis were on board with their good friend and donald scott from denver who was the pilot. >> it

brandy was the fifth yellowstone visitor since may to be gored by a bison. jonathan: see selfies are dangerous. they just are. update to a story we brought you earlier. cringeer chris brown left -- singer chris brown finally left the philippines. he performed in manila on tuesday. he was barred leaving the country after a concert promoter said he owed them money after not showing up for a concert last new year's eve. once the issue was settled he was allowed to leave. kimberly: this weekend marks the start of the biggest sporting and the humanitarian event in the world. l.a. playing host to the special olympics world games. jonathan: fantastic games. team usa is meeting up with a-list athletes and the celebrities as they go for the cold. here is abc's brandi hitt. brandi: the special olympics torch traveled the world through new york with abc's robin roberts. all the way to los angeles. where 6500 athletes athletes from 165 countries are about to compete. from gymnastics to golf. and aquatics. team usa has been training hard. >> i like this a lot. it's fun.

in fact, the establishment of yellowstone, our first national park in 1872, could not occur until ithad been deemed worthless for anything other than tourism. it would not be until the 1930's, in fact, that congress would recognize wilderness preservation as a primary justification for establishing national parks, something we pretty much take for granted today. with the marshall report in hand, jim rogers went to work, grasping the first park built. it was introduced in the house of representatives on february 6, 1913, and into the senate the following day. interestingly enough, it contained the same kind of utilitarian provisions that we have seen before, allowing for timbering, mining, and grazing. these had been deliberately thrown in by rogers as window dressing under the assumption the rogers report was correct and there were hardly any resources worth noting unmarketable in the region. though rogers was confident that the legislation would pass without a hitch the bill died quickly without even being reported out of committee. in the end, it would take three separate park bill

yellowstone is public interest. the television. we set up a home network. so the average primetime is on to -- under 2 million households. the average primetime audience of commercial television is about 40 times40 times more than 40 times that number. yet public television, public interest, commercial television nasty private. what is the defining characteristic to distinguish one from another? they're is only one answer the distinction is that between the earned and unearned on between trade and charity. why do i say that? look at what a public interest project entails. it is never a commercial activity not intended for users to cover the cost. ifif the user were to cover the cost it would become commercially viable. you have museums are skating rinks or whatever, amtrak. people may pay a nominal fee to use them but the cost is not intended to be borne by paying customers. it is intended to be subsidized by others. so in a private interest project like disney world the users are the ones paying for it. they pay because they value it. each individual decid

. >> reporter: they let those go because it clears out the forest floors yellowstone has evidence of previous fires. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have nothing going on out there. you'll see sun coming up over the horizon, sky6 live hd showing you at the airport tranquil conditions, dry conditions. there might be clouds overall but it stays fairly bright today. dewpoint, 53. the wind out of the west northwest not as breezy as yesterday. once the sun comes up over the hydrogens we tend to erode the cloud cover fairly quickly. as we go through the day we'll have a mix of sun 72 by 8:00. 79 by 11:00. 85 degrees by 5:00 p.m. work like yesterday but low humidity. high temperature up in allentown, 82. 83 in reading, 85 in trenton. might get up to 86 down the pike in wilmington. 80 in cape may, 82 in atlantic city a closer look at the beach shows the ocean temperature off the jersey coast of 71 degrees, there could a seaside developing as the land breeze will not be as strong today. 8 is in rehoboth beach, 82 in bethany beach and warmer on the buoy at the entrance of the delaware bay

this is the fifth person to be injured at yellowstone by a bison this season.ark authorities are warning people not to take selfies with bison. because they're unpredictable and dangerous. especially when they don't have their makeup on. they don't like to be -- the woman ignored this sign because it appears to have been drawn in the 1800s. some sign -- it looks like fun to be thrown around by a bison. people and these cameras, already. first of all, if you're posing for a photo with a bison, it's not a selfie, it's called a bi-selfie. i disagree with park rangers, i say if people want to take pictures close to dangerous bison, let them get right in there and learn, it's called natural selection, folks. [ cheers and applause ] we'd be just fine without those people. think about it. i bet in 20 years every one of us will know someone who died as a result of a selfie accident. while we're on the subject of vicious attacks, are you up to date on the twitter skirmish between taylor swift and nicki min minaj? do you know about this? it's hard to follow because it's

sean compare itself to seeing bears at yellowstone national park.you see one keep your distance. >> don't run toward the bear cubs or paddle out to the shark glioses santa cruz a million people are expected to hit the beach. with no shark citings there authorities say enjoy the water. >> have i no fears going into the water. i let my five-year-old son go into the water. >> there have been 114 shark attacks in california since 1926. 10 were fatal. just seven of the attacks were in santa cruz county. >>> well, as we continue long gone are the days of lighting the fuse and running. coming up the coyeds and the come -- the codes and the computers behind the display. >> it is official. the internet is too big. the major changes coming to the web and what that means for you. and it is the grand daddy of gluttany. how these stomachs are preparing for the big hot dog eating contest. >> this is abc7 news. >> there is no more room at the internet. we are almost out of ip addresses. those are the individual number usa signed to smartphones, tablets computers o

sean compare itself to seeing bears at yellowstone national park. if you see one keep your distance. >> don't run toward the bear cubs or paddle out to the shark glioses santa cruz a million people are expected to hit the beach. with no shark citings there authorities say enjoy the water. >> have i no fears going into the water. i let my five-year-old son go into the water. >> there have been 114 shark attacks in california since 1926. 10 were fatal. just seven of the attacks were in santa cruz county. >>> well, as we continue long gone are the days of lighting the fuse and running. coming up the coyeds and the come -- the codes and the computers behind the display. >> it is official. the internet is too big. the major changes coming to the web and what that means for you. and it is the grand daddy of gluttany. how these stomachs are preparing for the big hot dog eating contest. >> this is abc7 news. >> there is no more room at the internet. we are almost out of ip addresses. those are the individual number usa signed to smartphones, tablets compute

sean compare itself to seeing bears at yellowstone national park. if you see one keep your distance. >> don't run toward the bear cubs or paddle out to the shark glioses santa cruz a million people are expected to hit the beach. with no shark citings there authorities say enjoy the water. >> have i no fears going into the water. i let my five-year-old son go into the water. >> there have been 114 shark attacks in california since 1926. 10 were fatal. just seven of the attacks were in santa cruz county. >>> well, as we continue long gone are the days of lighting the fuse and running. coming up the coyeds and the come -- the codes and the computers behind the display. >> it is official. the internet is too big. the major changes coming to the web and what that means for you. and it is the grand daddy of gluttany. how these stomachs are preparing for the big hot dog eating contest. >> this is abc7 news. >> there is no more room at the internet. we are almost out of ip addresses. those are the individual number usa signed to smartphones, tablets compute

a woman who was charged by a bison while taking a selfie in yellowstone national park.whole lot more and abc's gio benitez is here with her story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, lara. it's a pretty awesome picture, isn't it? she saw those signs that said don't approach wildlife but she did and this morning she has the selfie alert for all of us. it was supposed to be an epic mom and daughter selfie with a bison at yellowstone national park. but what happened next -- >> we were facing to be trampled. >> reporter: in an abc news exclusive brandy telling us the bison chased them right after this picture. she and her daughter trying to make a run for it but the bison catching up tossing burgess into the air flipping her. >> it happened so fast but seemed like it took forever and was quite painful instantly. >> reporter: burgess rushing to a clinic but surviving with minor injuries. this is all that's left of what burgess was wearing. >> it was the most frightening experience i have been through in my life to date. >> reporter: the burgess family isn't alone.

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if the allegations are true,it doesn matter whether you're in the united states or yellowstone. protected habitats. there is no hunting in national parks. so the idea that you can go into a national park and draw an animal out, bait it out, this is an animal, cecil, who has never lived under the pressure of human beings. it mad a radio collar on. these local guys are from the region. cecil was a celebrity. a 13-year-old stoic representative of this national park. wouldn't they have known who he was? >> i think there's so many things right now that have gone awry. here's the other element of this story. he was bow hunting. bow hunters have to be incredibly close to their target: it's not like a long range pursuit where you are hundreds or thousands of feet away. you have to be 40 yards or less. >> hey, jeff, i'm at the end of the show. i've got like ten seconds left here. what happens to the cubs? that are part of cecil's family? >> you know, this is a very tricky situation. it gets rid of your genetic competition and it brings the females to heat. >> there's no chance that the f

now officials say that the plane strayed from the flight path and circled yellowstone national park. after the pilot was then told to climb in altitude. then we understand that according to authorities the plane suddenly turned east and that is when it began into a step descent. tonight the neighbors say it's a huge loss for this community, for this couple who love living here. >> they were lovely people. they cared about the neighborhood. happy to be here. >> the othe as joyce bartoo. her person identified as joyce bartoo. kimberly: a hearing is getting underway on capitol hill on the deadly smoke incident on metro. the operator of the yellow line train trapped near the fant fant plaza metro station -- l'enfant plaza metro station is set to testify. we have a reporter in the hearing and we will bring you whatever comes out of it tonight at 11:00. tonight, the trains are running normally again on the brunswick line. the investigators say that dump truck was working on the track when he learned the train was coming. he tried to move the dump truck and couldn't get it done in time. he

. >>> the plane crashed in a remote part of yellowstone national park a d.c. woman and a couple from annapolis were among those killed. the pilot also died. investigators say the plane was headed to montana when it went off its flight path and suddenly went into a steep decent. >>> we are hearing from a woman who saved a child locked in a hot car 93 kansas. a woman recorded this an posted to facebook. look at this. this happened in a parking lot in a shopping center saturday afternoon, before officers arrived, the woman stepped in and took quick action. >> i asked my sister is there anything in the truck that will break this window. she handed me our trailer gauge. so i go over there, and i have this, i'm pretty sure it will break the window. i just tapped it once and it shattered. >> police ticketed the adults who left the child. >>> i'm jeff rossen, coming up this morning and all new "rossen reports" alert for all of us. we're coming into a hot car right now, to show you how fast you can go from normal to something like this. this shirt was actually a differ

topic number four, a family on a nature walk in yellowstone national park in montana got their money'sorth with an upclose encounter with a grizzly bear. >> oh it's on my car! >> oh! . jedediah: am i the only one who thinks he's really cute? once they'd seen enough of the giant bear claws, the giggles wore off and the family ras ready to bail. forget forget they're on their home turf. remember this? >> i'm moving now. >> all right, i'll just -- i'll just --. >> you'll jump right off. >> yes. >> isn't it illegal to drive with a bear on your hood? >> i kind of want a grizzly bear as a pet. i can't help it. topic number five, the university of missouri could not have been happier with the values they got after they had chelsea clinton speak at the school. at just $65,000, a bargain. the price tag for the first choice, hillary clinton who charges a whopping $275,000. the speaking fees came as part of an investigation. and the speaking fees that other colleges and organizations handed over. how can they justify paying that much just to have chelsea's mom speak? . ♪ got it going on, ♪ just g

they are the wolves of the yellowstone, they are the lions of the african savannah. without them these communities are in distress. >> they have a fairly low reproductive rate. so with the number of sharks that are being killed and it's soared over the past decades how endangered are they? >> you bring up an an excellent point. tuna their reproductive window can be as little as one to two years to as little as tief five years depending on the species. there are some sharks that don't begin reproducing until they are 80 years old. the shark species is not capable of biologically reproducing itself with its mate, until they are 80 years old. we are harvesting them until they have had a chance to reproduce. they are unsustainably harvested. you touched on average. in a year we're losing between 75 million to 150 million individual sharks. that's a number that pushes the species beyond its carrying capacity to survive and recover. >> and i know there are some laws out there to protect them. but how much can really be done? because shark fin is among the most expensive se

that plane went down in a remote part of yellowstone national park on saturday. a d.c.oman and a couple from annapolis were kill. the pilot as died. investigators say the plane was headed for montana when it went off his flight path. >>> a group of men in the sheriff's office needs your help. his is a sketch of one of men, including a neck tattoo. investigators say four men broke into a home and robbed the teens monday. the men showed a knife and got away with cash and a cell phone and video game. suspects took off in a vehicle similar to what's seen on your screen. >>> and a sex assault between see. and "g" street saturday night. that's a block away from metro center. >>> a woman is facing serious charges when police say she burned down had her boyfriend's home when he tried to break up with her. lisa finley is a teacher's aide. the fire did about $75,000 in damage. finley faces arson, assault and attempted murder charges. >>> a montgomery county delegate no longer faces charges of indecent exposure. the state attorney's office says it's a family court issue now. accor

it circled yellowstone national park after the pilot identified the 66-year-old donald from denver was told to climb to 14000 feet. after that, the plane suddenly went into a steep decent. we understand that diane and the pilot were siblings, they were related. the man said his uncle was pating the plane. we understand that joyce bartoo from washington d.c. was the fourth passenger on that plane. the national transportation safety board looking into exact live what happened. reporting live brianne carter. jonathan: the u.s. flag at the white house is now flying at half staff in member of the five service members shot and killed at chattanooga last week. president obama issued the order today to lower the flag following a similar move at the capitol. u.s. flags flown on all public buildings and grounds will fly at flag staff until sunset. kimberly: turning to vote 2016. another republican has jumped into the race for the white house. >> i am here to ask you for your prayers, for your supporte, for your efforts, because i have decided to run for president of the united states. [applause]

. >> wow, she is the fifth person in yellowstone park to get too close to a bison.ple put themselves in danger with selfies. the american hunter is in stores. something tells me the animals you take a selfie they are not alive. >> no i wont. just i mean no i am not doing that? they are wild animals. that's what they are going to do. going to run and try to attack. >> it is not disneyland. it has huge orange and a giant boast and the mass and force. that woman is lucky to be alive. >> people who don't grow up. >> figure it out. >> get her but the ripped open. >> they don't want selfie pictures and profile pictures with tigers and lions. who wants to date those guys anyway. this makes you more? >> and people are getting too close to bears and rattlesnakes and i am just thinking what do people do with these pictures. they are taking pictures. what are they doing with them? >> it is on instagram. >> and dating sites. >> and people who don't grow up around nature. i am from alaska and no one there would do this. you have respect, yes, they are wild animal and you are in

he was like at the edge of yellowstone. >> i'm not buying it.oubt he knew this was the beloved lion. >> i don't know. the way these people have explained it to me. when you go out to nans nia and hunt -- to tanzania and hunt a lion. the lions in the wild are very, very dangerous. it is objection. this lion was lured out as if he was someone's house cat. >> the president, kate steinle, he doesn't fix the immigration problem. you see the planned parenthood videos they're despicable. they're going after the people shooting the video. but they're going to make a bigger deal about cecil the lion. >> my response is they should be doing it all. i think they should be investigating it. i think something happened. he is making some kind of gesture. something doesn't sound right to me in material of the way this lion was lured out of the park. i don't buy that this guy didn't know what was going on. there's month reason why because you prioritize one thing, you can't do another. he should be coming about kate steinle. if there was a law violated here i th

sean compares it to seeing bears at yellowstone national park. if you see one, keep your distance. >> don't go running to the bear cubs or paddling to the sharks. >> up the coast, more than a million people are expected to hit the beach this weekend with no shark sightings there authorities are saying enjoy the water. >> i have no fears going in the water. i let my 5-year-old son go in the water. >> dan ashley abc 7 news. >>> there have been 114 shark attacks in california since 1926. ten were fatal. seven of the attacks were in santa cruz county. 8:10 is our time. it's going to be a very busy weekend in santa cruz. how is the weather shaping up? >> we'll be a couple degrees cooler there. we were in the low 80s yesterday. right now we have plenty of clouds. it will be sunny at the boardwalk with a high in the upper 70s. that sea breeze will be with us. you can see the folks are already camping out. a comfortable day, but a cooling trend is on the way. we'll talk about that. the fourth of july fireworks show coming up. >>> also ahead, long gone ar

he compares it to bears at yellowstone. >> don't go paddling toward the bear cubs. >> with no shark fightingsanother beach they say enjoy the water. >> i are no fierce going in the water and i would let me five-year-old son go to the water. >> dan ashley, abc7 news. >> there have been 114 shark attacks in california since 1926. ten of them were fatal and just 7 of the attacks were in santa cruz county. our time right now is 5:10. getting a check of the weather forecast. lisa, how is the weather shaping up for the fourth of july? >> pretty typical. looks like we will get into a cooling trend the next couple of days. today start out with not only the low clouds and fog we have drizzle along the coast u may need your wipers. it will clear in parts of the city today. going for a high of 67 where you do see the sunshine, and yes, the fog will be back tonight. i'll explain coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead long gone are the days of lighting the fuse and running away. and codes and computers behind this year's dazzling display in san francisco. and it's the granddaddy of gluttony. the famous

in yellowstone national park the ozone level is 70 parts per million. is saying the air quality in yellowstone national park is not acceptable. there is no way to achieve these goals that they are setting. it is totally unreasonable and not based on science. it is based on a political agenda of than it is on science. in my state, a local community called deer park arkansas. you can locate it on google maps. 68 parts per billion ozone. there is no industry there. there is nothing they can do to lower their ozone. these rules are unreasonable. they put hassles and burdens on real, living, breathing americans that get up every day who want to go to work and raise their families and build communities and have a productive life. these things are just outrageous to some extent. host: we have calls for you. our first one is from harrisburg personally -- pennsylvania. bruce, go ahead. caller: i want to ask you why you're not telling the people about the heart system up and election. -- in alaska. there is your climate change. there is no so sing as fossil fuels

. >>> two area communities are in mourning after a deadly small plane crash near yellowstone nationalk. investigators say joyce bartoo of the district was killed along with her good friend diane stubbs and her husband gerald from annapolis. a neighbor spoke about the couple's generosity glur' tired. why don't you go down and use the house for a few days. we did. >> the cessna was bound for billings, montana. federal safety investigators are now trying to find a cause of the crash. >>> a san francisco father whose daughter was murdered right in front of him has delivered an emotional message to congress. he wants legislation passed to keep illegal immigrants like the man who allegedly shot his daughter off the streets for good. james steinle's daughter was killed on a san francisco pier. he was a number of -- one after number witnesses who testified each who lost loved ones at the hands of immigrants. >>> we want to get you up to date on more breaking news. this is that massive warehouse fire at a toyota warehouse in new brunswick, new jersey. the four-alarm fire broke out just after 2

yellowstone national park is there. that's where my family's ranch is too, who homesteaded there.atulations to wyoming. a great state. >> okay. >> it is. agreed. >> love it. >> my turn? >> yes. >> so today, show time released a trailer for the fifth season of "homeland" here's a piece of it. >> you're being naive and stupid. something you never were before. >> i'm not. i'm going to work. >> so greg's got to catch on season four and season five. carey goes off the reservation. "tyrant" on fx if you're jonesing for that kind of tv "tyrant" on fx is awesome. >> i've always loved outer space. been fascinated since captain video and space rangers and buck rogers and star trek and star wars. i was at the last shuttle launch theatlantis. it was fantastic. >> did you cover the moon landing live? >> pretty close. i did apply to be the reporter in space. they had a contest. and i made the first cut. and then the challenger disaster happened in 1986. it was just awful. we have a probe called new horizons. it is going past pluto, which used to be the ninth planet in the solar system. sorry. t

he compares it to bears at yellowstone.ur distance. >> don't go paddling toward the bear cubs. >> with no shark fightings at another beach, they say enjoy the water. >> i have no fears going in the water and i would let my five-year-old son go into the water. >> dan ashley, abc7 news. >> there have been 114 shark attacks in california since 1926. ten of them were fatal and just 7 of the attacks were in santa cruz county. >> our time right now is 6:10. weather-wise it's going to be warm today in the south bay. >> that's right. but if you want the sun, you are not going to find it at the coast. we definitely have a slight cooling trend continuing for our friends in our inland east bay burks as we head outside right now it looks pretty nice for a saturday morning from mt. tam with the low clouds below. 2,000-foot marine layer and temperatures on the mild side. but there is drizzle in addition at the coast. we will talk about that your 4th of july fireworks and the cooling trend and the seven-day outlook coming up. >> thanks li

united states to give women the right to vote the first national monument at devil's tower and also yellowstonefamily's ranch, homestead is there. congratulations to wyoming, a great state! >> my turn? >> so today, showtime released a trailer for the fifth season of homeland. here is a piece of it. >> keep america safe. >> you are being stupid. something you never were before. >> i am just trying to do good work. >> greg that could catch up on season four and five. by the way, tyrant on fx if you are wanting that kind of tv it is awesome. >> i have always loved outer space. i have been fascinating since captain video and the space rangers and buck rogers and star truck. i was at the last shuttle launch the "atlantis." it was fantastic. >> did you cover the moon landing live? >> pretty close. i did apply to be the reporter in space. they had a contest. i made the first cut and then the challenger disaster happened in 1986. we have a probe called new horizons going past pluto, which used to be the ninth planet in the solar system. tuesday, pluto. >> make a date with pluto and make a date with me

the escape at this prison occurred, how chapo got a >>> a record number of people are flocking to yellowstone national park this summer. visitation in june set all-time records. 4 million people expected to visit the park to see favorite sights like old faithful by the end of this year. even more tourists are expected next year. park officials say the economy shares part of that credit. >> the economy is bouncing back a little bit, gas price aren't too bad. it can also be the national park foundation watching the find your park campaign in april. of course, the downside of all those advice stores crowds. the national park service says it is looking into whether the park can actually handle all the traffic but they say there are still plenty of places to find solitude in the 2 million acre park. >>> reformed pork lovers of the world, rejoice. a new food that tastes liken bacon but big health benefits could be in stores soon it is a red marine algae that grows lying on the coastline. researchers created a strain healthy and packed with protein and they swear, when it's fried, it tastes just lik

a bison in yellowstone national park attacked a woman.ear-old woman, do not try to take a selfie with the bison behind you when there's no fence. because the bison came up. we actually don't even have a picture because she wasn't able to get the picture. so when you're at the national park, do not try to get pictures with an animal. just take a picture without the selfie. >> toes are just pictures of three bison? >> one's missing. >> i did not step up my one more thing game enough. [ overlapping speakers ] >> but thing is that this woman wasn't able to make a picture. we can't say her name for -- whatever. >> all right. all right. >> i will do better tomorrow. >> now we come to the better one more thing. which is a kiss and make up between two pop stars taylor swift and nicki minaj. this feud starts when nikki made a video "anna kanda" that broke ought kind of records for viewing. she didn't get a video nomination for video of the year. that winter to that went to taylor. she said black women can't win inb% they made up today. an exchange

we think very highly of the new ceo, sergio march yellowstone.t's a stock that sells at about $15, they're in the process of spinning off ferreri, which we think will be one of the world's great luxury brand companies, and if they succeed on their goal of dramatically narrowing the margin gap to gm and chrysler, they could be earning $3 a share in a couple of years. you're effectively paying $9 for that $3. we think it's a good bet that he can accomplish those goals. >> bill, it's jim lebenthal. i believe you and i are kindred souls with regard to the value in old-line technology. think i have this right. i'll tell you some of the names that are on my list, but i want to ask the question as well. what's on my list is intel, ibm, qualcomm. that's what we own right now flxt are other names, cisco that are in the buy zone. but my question to you is this -- in a market that some people say is overvalued and long in the tooth, i look at this sector as a stable source of return. meaning if the market goes down mightily, these stocks are probably not go

whether you're in the united states in yellowstone or whether you're in a national park in zimbabwe thesetected sanctuaries dedicated to wildlife and habitat, and it is illegal to bait and lure animals out. he may say that he was not aware of the regulations or he may say that he was relying on his guides tamron but every individual in a situation like this needs to be responsible and held accountable and be completely aware of what the regulations and rules are when it comes to this activity. >> you know by the numbers according to the international fund for animal welfare, the population of african lions have been reduced by 50% in the last three decades, now just 32,000. so for people to say he is an adventurer, he likes this for sport, seeing a lion as plentiful as everything else they don't see these numbers and understand, i don't think. >> a lot of people don't realize that today lions are in serious trouble because of habitat loss and climate change and because of human animal conflict when it comes to like agriculture and livestock, the population of african lions today is down t

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. >> on this day the clues have taken near yellowstone national park. to this rock.teps away from life-changing wealth or -- >> i don't think this is it. maybe not. dal had long career as professional treasure hunter salvaging sunken ships but this is his toughest quest yet. this trip was his 64th attempt. there's no guarantee it's going to be found even in our lifetime. >> that's right. but that doesn't stop me from looking for it because it's town look for it. and there's always the chance. always the chance. >> which no one knows better than the man who hid it. 84-year-old forest fenn. who made career out of collecting treasures of his own. >> well mr. peterson, let's go. >> that's right. the pipe from the endian chief who bested george custer and his men at little big horn. fenn grew up in texas explored the american west. learned a lot about life's value as a fighter pilot in vietnam where he was shot down twice. eventually moved to santa fe and made his millions as a successful art and antique dealer. the idea of a treasure hunt started after he survived a bout

he is like at the edge of yellowstone. >> i'm not buying he knows exactly where the lion was.uying it. i doubt he knew this was a beloved lion. >> i don't know sean. the way people have explained to me when you go out to tanzania and hunt a lion, which it is legal there if you buy the proper permits, that the lions in the wild are very, very dangerous. it's obvious this lion was just out as if he was someone's house cat. >> let me ask you this. the president, kate steinle, he doesn't fix our immigration problem. you see these planned parenthood videos they're despicable. >> yeah. >> they're going after the people who shot the video not the people on the video breaking the law. >> yeah. >> but they're going to make a bigger deal about cecil the lion. what does that say? >> my response is they should be doing it all. i don't know what you do make some kind of gesture. something doesn't sound right to me about the way this lion was lured out of the park. i don't really buy the story that the guy isn't know what was going on. maybe we'll find out there. is no reason that if you pr

and in 1872, the first national park was established in yellowstone. and, as we just heard, the philadelphia centennial exhibition. how big a deal was this for the nation to celebrate its anniversary? pamela: it was huge. it was almost like a world's fair. there would have been people from all over the world attended it. but it was really a time for america to shine, and really become -- show that it was coming into its own as a world power. william: and mrs. grant loved it. she went there and she bought two things for the white house with public money. one was a shield that showed characters from milton's "paradise lost. go and then she bought a more endearing piece. i don't know what happened to that, but what -- it was a centerpiece. she hated the old james monroe centerpiece of 1818 with the mirrors on it, so she bought a hiawatha silver centerpiece, which is about this big, and it shows the gitchegoomee with the -- with all the cattailed and the weeds, and the canoe in the middle of it and hiawatha lounging on a bearskin rug. and that was the new

and science magazines were showing photographs of the hayden expedition of 1871 that had gone to yellowstone. all these photographs of, you know, of crater lake in oregon or the red rock sliprock canyons of utah, they're starting to be photographed and seen. and you also had a geological survey charting and mapping the west because there were gold in them thar hills. famously in dakota, south dakota dakota, the custer period, battle of little big horn, people coming to the hills for gold. t.r. had an insight. everybody about topography and geographical surveys of the west put there was no biological survey. t.r.'s whole life, he wanted to know what grasses grow in every county, what kind of insects what sort of fish, what type of bear. and he got in very big darwinian debates over species. he was what they called a lumper. for example, he thought there were maybe five species of bear. and a man named dr.c.hart -- dr. c. hart miriam, a great mammalologist, said there are about 12 types of bear, by studying snout differences. they had a famous debate of the lumper versus the splitters. t.r. di

. >> especially not the yellowstone river in august. >> no, real fishing to. >> that you don't need tackle. in the end being very simple without trying to read the water is the most important thing. the calmest moment is when you watch the water rush upon your fly an know that there is a chart below it. that is the moment of calm. >> and where are you going to watch the fireworks? >> wherever my wife tells me. abcaseven. >> a fun answer. one pm today. we. we hope you'll join us on lifestream. political event about the healthcare part of this discussion. the supreme court decision on king versus ball well. political editorial director of events will tell us about that. >> thank you very much. his great conversations. twitter really loves it. >> a great entrepreneur. weldon. >> fantastic. thank you for this great event. we have we have another one coming up today. it will be live streamed. looking at the fallout of the decision. what it means for healthcare policy and the politics of it. the next potential battle around the affordable care act, obama care. and that will be at the museum on t

relatives have worried after the will failed to come home from a hike near yellowstone national park their car was found yesterday. meanwhile back in ohio family friends and neighbors are uniting in prayer hoping women will be found safe. >> i just am overwhelmed with thanks for what everybody is doing to support us. >> i hope that we can just have really good ending to this very soon. so i just really appreciate it. bill: described as relatively experienced in backcountry hiking and camping. there is team of 60 people on foot and horseback. now on the search with help from tracking dogs and helicopters in the air. martha: stunning new warnings on the dangers of isis coming from the head of the fbi. director james comey telling the senate judiciary committee that the terror group's influence stretches far beyond anything that he has seen before in this country. and that the terrorists are pushing one simple message to the internet. listen. >> come to the so-called caliphate and live the life of some sort of glory or something. and if you can't come kill somebody where you are. kill s

they were found in the national forest south of yellowstone. a helicopter spotted them and basically they think they went off the trail and got lost. couldn't find their way back on to the trail. the family is obviously very thankful. >> as you can imagine my wife and i are very relieved and thankful they are safe. i couldn't be more proud of the local sheriff's department and the search and rescue people that were overwhelming us with help and support to find our family. martha: officials say the sisters are experienced hikers. they just got off the trail which can happen, and they couldn't find their way back. bill: vladimir putin speaking at a summit saying he hopes an agreement on iran's nuclear program will be reached soon and the sanctions should be lifted as soon as the deal is signed. thousands are chanting death to america and down with israel while burning the israel and american flag. kt macfarland is the deputy secretary of defense in the reagan administration. >> this is not open-ended, president obama made it clear to can't wait f

it is so severe that even yellowstone national park will be out of attainment. immediately. because of the new ozone regulations that you are proposing. >> i am happy to take a look at that, sir. >> i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentleman yield spec. to clarify, states and localities cannot lose transportation funds from the department of transportation for roads and bridges if the area is in nonattainment. that includes my own district in oklahoma. i now recognize the gentleman from alabama. mr. palmer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mccarthy from -- the epa projections show the mass majority of u.s. counties would meet the standards by 2025. >> that is correct. >> is also correct that the epa is just now, releasing guidelines for implementing the 2008 rule? then why in the world are we talking about a new standard which the epa, based on a past hearing admitted, the technology does not exist to meet this new standard. why are you implementing a new standard when you are not even implemented the last one? >> there still remains a number of standards -- congre

yellowstone river in august. that you don't need tackle, in the end being very simple about trying to read the water is the most important thing. the commonest you will ever be is when you watch the water rushed upon your fly and there is a trout low it. mike: where are you going to watch iraq's -- fireworks? jim: wherever my wife tells me. [laughter] mike: excellent answer. at 1:00 p.m. today we hope you will join us for a live stream for political probe event about the health care part of this discussion the supreme court's decision on king v. burwell. politico's editorial director louisa savage, will tell us a little bit about that quickly. louisa: thank you very much for your great conversations. twitter really loves you. thank you for this great event. we have another one coming up today at 1:00, it will be live stream. we are looking at the fallout of the king v. burwell decision come what it means for health care policy going forward and the politics of it, but the next potential battles around the afforda