we now have data on what happens when wolves leave a particular place like yellowstone. over last month, we have lost 11 yellowstone park wolves who spent host of their lives in the ark. they don't understand park boundaries. they are subject to the management jurors action of the of thatth -- management jurisdiction, and millions of visitors have seen 832. she was born in 2006. she was an extra gary wolf and she was particularly beautiful. she was one of the best hunters we had ever seen. she could take down out by herself. she was taken 15 miles out of the park are a hunter. this is a act that is used to seeing thousands of people throughout the year and, but quite naÏve to humans and tolerant of humans being close by. so she was at a disadvantage in a landscape where wolves were being hunted. >> what is happening to yellowstone wolves really highlights what is happening throughout the region. those are the most protected and well-managed wolves in the whole region and they are still getting shot. just imagine what is happening to wolves throughout the rest of the regi

snow melt from the bear tooth mountains trains into the yellowstone. >> welcome to the yellowstone river. >> bruce is with trout unlimited. they said the loss of permanent snow will have big impacts on trout. >> we are not looking at extinction, but a shifting of the eco system. >> a shrinking of trout habitat. >> there may be local ex-strings for species. >> another concern, a hit to the academy. farrling says fishing brings in 1950 million a year. >> what we have is changes midcontinent affecting everything from recreation, and the take home is the alarm sounding here. >> hitting n eco system where a massive file is the new reality. >> a san francisco restaurant is giving customers a glimpse of the future. as al jazeera's john hendren reports, it includes people replaced by robots. [ singing ] >> reporter: as fast food workers across the u.s. demand higher wages, in san francisco, the future of fast food is here and is automated. here, the customer is the order taker, cashier and server, it takes 2 minutes, it's a 1950s automat. there's no visible staff except a concierge to help the t

. >> reporter: the only other purebred bison in the united states are in yellowstone national park. disease. the sperm donors were descended from yellowstone, and that's where the whole scrubbing of the embryos comes into the picture. american bison were once a mighty animal that freely roamed the west at a population nearing 30 million. hunting dwindled that number in the late 1800s to near extinction. these behind me are actually not pure, but they have been inseminated so some of them may be carrying future pure american bison. jenna? >> it's really coolo see them running on that open prairie. definitely something to watch. alicia, thank you. >> love that. >>> the triple crown winner crosses his last finish line. how american pharoah did in his final race. and his plans for retirement. next. hi i'm heather cox on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes a

there's so many grizzly bears in and around yellowstone national park - they no longer need protection. the u-s fish and wildlife service says the estimated population of the bears at yellowstone is just over 750... which is way above the government's goal of 500. but some fear the bears could be at danger of dropping below 500 again if the government stops liiting them as a protececed species. a tractor company wants to be the first american manufacturer to set up shop in cuba. the alabama company dbuted their compa's small tractor at the havana international trade fair. e tractor is designed for cuban small farmers. they're waiting on approval from the cuban government. "we're optimistic that we will here." no word on whether john deere would be interested in operating its still to come... a sense of relief tpis morning in one neighborhood. a massive sinkhole is gone. plus -- two women who run a fitness center receive an offensive letter about their qualifications. but they're holding their heads high and a landmark known for something a little disgusting...is "you're watching kwwl,

the view from the potomac is a lot different from the view from the missouri and yellowstone. part of the hurdle we have to get over is decisions are being made in washington by unelected bureaucrats. but they't bad people don't know the issues in the ground. they couldn't tell you where montana is on the map and the difference between butte and bozeman. americats people across from people that don't understand what it is to be out in america. we see these victims and regulations and how the effect is on normal people's lives. the further we can push decisions down, or if you are going to make a decision, i think it is a fair request and trade that when you make a decision you should understand what the consequences of that decision are on the ground. decisions are made here every day that are kind of one-size-fits-all. it doesn't work. stiflingoes is its what the one guy in america has done that are than any other nation in the history of the world is innovate and think out-of-the-box. one-size-fits-all, top-down management stifles the very thing that has made america the shi

. >> yellowstone national park wants to kill 1,000 bison this winter, to keep them from prevent themrom infecting state state's cattle disease with brusilosis carried by bison. officials will discuss the proposal tomorrow. the last time this many bison were killed was eight years ago. 2015 is on pace to be the warmest year ever recorded. the u.s. government reports record high temperatures for eight out of 10 months this year. al jazeera science and technology correspondent jacob ward has more from san francis francisco. >> reporter: october was an astounding month, a record-breaking month in the midst of a record-breaking year. the national oceanic and add moss fearic association said october of 2015 was literally the hottest october on record in 136 years of recordkeeping. it was nearly a full degree celsius above the 20th century average. >> october makes it just an astoundingly warm year. record temperatures were recorded literally in every part of the globe. when you look at just the land, alone, that temperature we were talking about was a combination of both surface and ocean

yellowstone, take a look. about 7 inches of snow, and it's still coming down, so skiers are rejoicing right now. but a lot of folks in texas not rejoicing as this storm system makes its way to the east. we've already got flood watches and flash flood watches in effect through friday for a good portion of texas, and we've also got torment risk of strong storms, isolated tornadoes and miles per hour. this front will be pushing through. that will bring the snow into yellowstone. thursday flood watches and rainfall rates 1 to 2 per hour and continues into thursday evening. much cooler air behind it. we'll be looking at changes and rainfall again. why we've got the the flood watches in effect. 3 to 4 from little rock a >> reporter: good morning. mostly sunny skies. not quite as warp as yesterday. we're doing all right. temps reach low to mid-60s. normal high 56. boston this afternoon around 62, framingham at 64. a mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow. close to 70 tomorrow. and i think we reach the low 70s on friday.

jade managed to jump out of the crate at the crash scene, and was lost in yellowstone national park, for 43 days. most recommend crates for travel. >> you slam on the brakes, they could go flying through the window, can, if there is an accident, they jump out of the car and get caught in traffic. >> what you may not realize, most of the products we purchase for our pets for travel in the vehicle, have never been tested or crash tested. >> usually specially designed crash tests for dogs, important carrier contains your pet, so it doesn't become a projectile in a crash. but, watch, as this stuffed test dog is thrown out of this soft sided carrier, and into the air. while this test shows a hard sided crate, literally, coming apart, with the test dog trapped inside. connections that secure the carriers, were examined too. >> the anchor points for the crate are critically important to ensure that the product does not release, if you do get into a sudden stop or an accident. this video shows the blue anchor straps breaking free, and the crate itself appears to pose a flying danger in the e

yellowstone national park has a 4.5 out of five rating on yelp. a little advertising there.nyway, i guess i am curious about how we ought to approach fake, online reviews. is there best practices, whether businesses are paying for positive reviews or competitors who are writing false, negative reviews. curious, can you share some best practices, policies, procedures, that you would recommend that should be used to come back fake , online reviews question what. >> so a few things. your first point of about consumers becoming more sophisticated, they are becoming more sophisticated. they know there are bad reviews and good reviews. as people get more comfortable with the internet economy they will be able to assist through that. in terms of what companies are doing, companies like yelp and others who have sophisticated algorithms, they have software engineers, data scientist to use technologies to plague these reviews that are at high risk of being false. then taking them off automatically. there are companies in technology now that companies are employing that simply those re

yellowstone, take a look. about 7 inches of snow, and it's still coming down, so skiers are rejoicing right now. but a lot of folks in texas not rejoicing as this storm system makes its way to the east. we've already got flood watches and flash flood watches in effect through friday for a good portion of texas, and we've also got tomorrow the risk of strong storms, isolated tornadoes and damaging wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. this front will be pushing through, that's the thing that brought the snow into yellowstone. thursday flood watches and rainfall rates 1 to 2 per hour and continues into thursday evening. much cooler air behind it. we'll be looking at changes and rainfall again. why we've got the the flood watches in effect. 3 to 4 from little rock all the way to arkansas. we'll get to your forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a cool start to the day. we have many spots in the mid 40s and mid 50s in san francisco. today expect a high there of

yellowstone, take a look. about 7 inches of snow, and it's still coming down, so skiers are rejoicing right now. but a lot of folks in texas not rejoicing as this storm system makes its way to the east. we've already got flood watches and flash flood watches in effect through friday for a good portion of texas, and we've also got torment risk of strong storms, isolated tornadoes and damaging wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. this front will be pushing through. that will bring the snow into yellowstone. thursday flood watches and and continues into thursday evening. much cooler air behind it. we'll be looking at changes and rainfall again. why we've got the the flood watches in effect. 3 to 4 from little rock a >>> starting out in the 50s again in the city. but 40s and a few 30s in the suburbs north and west. similar to yesterday morning. not as chilly. we're heading towards another warm afternoon. warm by november standards certainly. with sunshine. 71 the expected high. cooler tomorrow. could be a couple of

by the way, yellowstone national park has a 4.5 out of 5 rating on yelp.[laughter] just a little hometown advertisement there. [laughter] anyway, i guess though i'm curious about how we ought to approach fake online reviews. if there's a thought on best practices, whether it's businesses that are paying for positive reviews or competitors who are writing false negative reviews. curious what -- if you could share with me some best practices, policies, procedures that you would recommend that should be used to combat fake online reviews. please. >> so i think a couple things. your first point about consumers becoming more sophisticated, and this in some ways infantyizes them. i think as people get more comfortable with the internet economy, they'll be able to sift through that. in terms of what companies are doing, there are certainly companies like yelp and, i'm sure, others who have very, very sophisticated algorithms to really be able to use technology to flag these reviews that are at a high risk of being false. and then taking them off automatically. so

yellowstone national park has a 4.5 out of five rating on yelp. a little advertising there.anyway, i guess i am curious about how we ought to approach fake, online reviews. is there best practices, whether businesses are paying for positive reviews or competitors who are writing false, negative reviews. curious, can you share some best practices, policies, procedures, that you would recommend that should be used to come back fake , online reviews question what. >> so a few things. your first point of about consumers becoming more sophisticated, they are becoming more sophisticated. they know there are bad reviews and good reviews. as people get more comfortable with the internet economy they will be able to assist through that. in terms of what companies are doing, companies like yelp and others who have sophisticated algorithms, they have software engineers, data scientist to use technologies to plague these reviews that are at high risk of being false. then taking them off automatically. there are companies in technology now that companies are employing that simply those r

yellowstone park has a 4.5 out of 5 rating on yelp. just a hometown advertisement there. [laughter] i am curious about how we ought to approach fake online reviews. is there a thought on best practices? whether businesses paying for positive reviews for competitors who are writing false negative reviews. entries he could share -- i am curious if you could share best practices that you would recommend that should be used to combat fake online reviews? >> your first point about consumers becoming more sophisticated in some ways analyzes them. consumers are becoming more sophisticated. people know there are bad and good reviews. as we get more comfortable with the internet economy, they will be able to sift through that. in terms of companies, there are certainly companies like yelp and others that have very sophisticated algorithms. they have employee software and data scientists to use reviewsgy to flag these that are at a high risk of being false, and taking them off automatically. there is technology that companies are employing that simply don't post those reviews. >> i

anyone who has come to my state and experienced yellowstone national park, the grand tetons, the bighorn mountains, comes away with a sense that wyoming is a pristine and beautiful place. it's what wyoming sells. and it's what makes wyoming so unique. so the people of wyoming are devoted to keeping our waterways safe. we want to preserve the water for our children and grandchildren. we understand that there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. it is possible to have reasonable regulations to help preserve our waterways while respecting the difference between state waters and federal waters. this is the environmental legacy that my constituents want, and it is a legacy that they have earned for their decades of sound management. it is the people of wyoming who have kept wyoming's waterways pristine and beautiful. so the e.p.a. has now released new rules. the new rule is called the waters of the united states rule, wotus. this rule does not work, not for either of your constituents, certainly not for those who have to put a shovel in the ground to make a living. the courts have begun t