we look forward to building on your work in yellowstone county and to ensure those suffering with addiction throughout the state to get the kind of treatment they need to return to health. senator hurts, senator elect hurts thank you for leading the ceremony and for your years of service in house as speaker and other roles in the center is better off with you in it so thank you. i want to thank justice rice and pastor hughes for being here, thank you for being a part of the ceremony and most importantly i want to thank you that are at home in every corner of our state that you came out and turned out in record numbers during this recent election and i've been humbled by the outpouring of support that i received from montanans of all political stripes and montanans who are united by the idea that we can work together to work together to achieve our full and outstanding potential. with you at the front to my mind and with the servants heart i will work towards creating better opportunities for all montanans and i take the oath of office today prepared to assume the duties you have entrusted m

we look forward to building upon your outstanding work in yellowstone county, ensuring those sufferingith addiction throughout the state get the kind of treatment programs they need. to speaker hertz, thank you for -- to senator elect hertz, thank you for leading this ceremony and for your years of service in the house. the senate is better for having you in it. i want to thank justice rice and pastor hughes. most importantly, though, i want to thank you at home in every corner of our state. out ine out and turned record numbers. i have been humbled by the out print of support received from montanans of all political stripes, who are united by the idea that we can work together to realize montana's full and outstanding potential. with you at the front of my mind, i will work towards creating better opportunities for all montanans. i take the oath of office today, prepared to assume the duties you have entrusted with me with humility and a deep sense of duty. i take the oath of office today, prepared to lead montana's comeback with the strong mandate you provided us, the largest margin

we look forward to building on your work in yellowstone county, to ensure those suffering with addictionenator hertz, thank you for your years of service in the house and other roles. the senate is better off with you and you i want to thank justice rice for being here and being part of the ceremony and most importantly i wantto thank you : . in every corner of ourstate , you came out and turned out in record numbers during this recentelection . i've been told by the outpouring of support i received from montanans of allpolitical stripes . montanans are united by the idea that we can work together to realize montana's full and outstandingpotential . with you at the front of my mind, and with a servant's heart i will work towards creating better opportunities for all montana's. i take the oath of office today prepared to assume the duties you have entrusted me with with humility and a deep sense of duty. i take the oath of office today prepared to lead montana's compact with small strong mandate you provided to us, with the largest margin for a first-term governor in over 100 years. i tak

pauly: there has been this general idea out there that if you want to see nature, you need to go to yellowstoner yosemite, and the reality is that that's not true. and everybody should know that that's not true because they just have to start looking around and they can see the incredible diversity of species that are around them at all times. you don't need to travel anywhere to see nature. you just need to start observing. nouncer:earth fos" is made possle in pa by the ange coty commuty foundion and he farv foundatn. man: there are songs about this spring right here. there are songs about the springs over here. there's a deep connection, a relationship that the indigenous people have with this environment, and everything is connected. second man: it's really helpful to think of the desert as an archipelago of tiny, little wet places that are separated. sort of the ocean inside out. third man: we are part of this land. it's a part of us. we have to learn how to understand it and how to work with it. it's here for us. it's here for everybody. so if we mismanage it, we don't take care of it, we

to three inches of rain through your tuesday afternoon and then we watch the rockies to boise to yellowstone they could see up to four to five to green bay below the freezing marks. a high of 31. >>> warm january air is moving back in. i'll show you when coming up. >> let's take that thank you, janessa. >>> parents, this is for you a major recall from target that's next. >>> and making a splash. ome jaw dropping career high fr warriors superstar steph curry. vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. ibut nothing makes me feel like palways discreet boutique. outside, it's soft like underwear. inside, it turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection, that feels like nothing but my underwear. always discreet. real fruit... and whole grains. doing something good for yourself has never been this easy. kellogg's special k. do what's delicious. pepto bismol coats and soothe

west, we come back with bigger, greater, more impressive landmarks whether it's the great plains, yellowstoneosemite, the grand canyon, and you begin to see how the mammoth itself sets the tone for the scale of the features that will eventually become our national monuments. so by the time humboldt is here, we are all still waiting. louis and clark have just left. in fact, humboldt is upset he missed them because he wants to chase after them. he's not convinced their instruments are as good as his, and he thinks, i have to go redo what they're doing and they haven't even gotten back yet. he keeps saying the country that stretches west of these mountains presents a vast area to conquer for science. what he is saying to us is, you can't build your way to the top of the hierarchy in europe. the seven wonders of the world, all those architectural monuments that are part of human ambition, you're way behind on that. what you have is nature. what you have is everything west of these mountains. what you can contribute to science is what's going to put you on the map. play to your strengths, go with

whether it's the great plains, yellowstone, yosemite, the grand canyon and begin to see how the mammoth itself sets the tone for the scale of the features that will eventually be our national monuments. and the time got humboldt is here, loosen clark has just left, he's actually upset because you want to chase after them. he is not convinces their instruments are as good as his, and i says i got a redo they are doing and they haven't even gotten back yet. he keeps saying this country that stretches west of these mountains, presents a vast area to conquer for science. when he is saying to us is you cannot build your way to the top of the hierarchy in europe. the seven wonders of the world, all those architectural monuments that are the product of millennia of human ambition, it's like you're way behind on that. when you have his nature. when you have is everything west of these mountains where you could contribute to science is what's gonna put you on the map. play to your strengths, what's what is already here. for a while it is the mammoth. in fact people will come out of retirement he

so in the time it takes me as a kid to go on a two-week summer vacation to yellowstone, the whole atlanticrld is connected by those ships that were docked a block or two from where we're sitting here in philadelphia. so these ideas, these experiences, it's philadelphia history as well. then i'm going to end by continuing a long tradition of misquoting william faulkner by saying, the past is not dead, it's not even past. so, anyway, thank you, all. we can continue the conversation with katherine out in the hallway. see you all soon. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we look at law and the courts from our history bookshelves series, cara robertson examines the 1983 murder trial of lizzie borden. the case received international attention as ms. borden was charged with murdering her father and stepmother. the trial took place in falls river, massachusetts. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> you're watching american history tv. ev

in fact last year when hotdog are proposed to his girlfriend on a mission to yellowstone park.here and it is electric. boogie-woogie wookie wilkie general motors is introduce a new electric flying cadillac which they are calling the future of personal transportation. the same thing at the old seville cutlass for the flying cars going to be entirely self driving but to make current cadillac customers feel comfortable will have a one turn signal on at all times. the aircraft will travel from rooftop to rooftop at 55 miles per hour which will give cadillac drivers plenty of time to complain about the kids never calling. this in itself driving with the biometric sensors the company said it's absolutely the van of the future. hope youse try voters to bring truth tribunals free look at that. topic number three. everyone knows to be a good fighter have to stay frosty. but sometimes is just not enough use a cage match between the siberian tiger and a snowman. i want to say on record that during the tense times the snowman is nancy pelosi come on, look like the tigers getting cold feet.

. >>> biologists at yellowstone are excited about this video.o monitor the park's cougar population recently spotted a wolverine outside the mammoth hot springs area. it's the first time cameras have ever spotted a wolverine in the park. it's pretty big right there. the animals are rarely seen there at all. they're carnivores, part of the weasel family, and typically live in high elevation, alpine and forest habitats. >>> cal fire is currently battling active wildfires in riverside, ventura and san diego countys. as fire season expands, so does research on fighting them and on the impact on our health. david louie looks at how experts are working together. >> reporter: as the state's fire season becomes year round, the burning question is what to do after wildfires ravaged 4.2 million acre, damaged or destroyed over 10,000 structures, and killed 33 people. experts from seven cal state campuses gathered online to take a whoholistic approach looking land management and health impact. no one can forget how bay area skies turned orange in september

went to yellowstone, stunning.ills a hidden dem in this country? >> they're axe shootly amazing. we weren't to north dakota. not as beautiful as south dakota. i've been south couple times. it is absolutely gorgeous. no wonder people are flocking to the state. this is my first time, will, going to yellowstone. it was amazing. i'm almost 50 years old, first time there you have got to go. >> a lot of families are rediscovering america. that is one of the benefits of covid-19 both in the family life. people can't go to europe or other places. we sure have a gorgeous country. will: thus concludes the south dakota tourist bureau segment. >> i feel like i should get something. will: thanks for being with us this morning. turning now to a few additional headlines. pope francis can sells upcoming appearances due to nerve pain in his back. the vatican says the pope will not deliver mass or evening prayer at st. paul's basilica. the 84-year-old skipped previous events because of nerve pain and ceremonies. it is raising questi

so in the time takes this kid to go on a two-week summer vacation to yellowstone, the whole atlantic is connected by the ships that were blocked that were basically more to block or two former were sitting. so it's philadelphia history as well so and i want to end by continuing a long tradition, of misquoting william faulkner, by saying the past the past is not dead it's not even past. so thank you you can continue our conversation with catherine out in the hallway. good evening my name is beth kelly, i'm the president of the historical interpretation. it is my honor to offer you a warm and personal welcome,

bison almost went extinct in yellowstone in the 1900s.ppar apparently, they can run up to 30 miles an hour. >> i and wewonder was that up c- she looked close. >> they were just walking down the road. >> very beautiful. >> tony you're up with big news. >> i do have big news from the luck keyiest man on earth file. there are pickle chips in my household also toffee flavored chocolate snacks. the reason is a good one. my wife is craving those because she is pregnant with baby number two. >> yea! >> i feel incredibly lucky, actually, this is the best news to come out of 2020. we found out late summer. the baby is going to be due in may. our son teddy is going to have a little sister. baby girl -- >> you already know it's a girl. >> katie is doing well. >> how do you like the name gayle dokoupil? >> that's my mom's name. >> i know it is. >> the idea has been raised, yeah. >> has it really? >> we're big believers saying the name at birth, not getting feedback from people because feedback can be a bad thing. >> teddy is going to have -- >> teddy

>> don't you know the super volcano under yellowstone, there are over 70 super volcanoes?n it erupts it basically blankets in a cone the whole eastern seaboard of the u.s. under several feet of ash and would just destroy any civilization in that area. >> the fast-talking flimflam man was on display in some of hilton's home videos found in his van. here is hilton giving a cop that stopped him some lip. >> you tell me -- you are the lawman. you're the law. i'm going to check it out. if it ain't the law and you're wrong -- >> come talk to me. >> i'm not talking to nobody. i'm filing and suing because you're interrupting my work. >> you hear gary bragging about how smart he is, how well he does his job. but at the same time what you hear is an incredible narcissistic personality, which is typical of serial killers. he sets up the camera, and there's gary going -- >> 171 pounds. >> he starts pumping up his biceps like he's arnold schwarzenegger. very narcissistic. >> so why were detectives enduring hilton's self-centered ramblings? clearly they were hoping he'd blurt out someth

we are not talking yosemite and yellowstone, we are talking working landscapes owned and managed by thetion is found. steve: where are those people supposed to get jobs? the administration said they would get good union jobs green energy but who is going to build those plants and where are they going to come from? >> especially since the president is revoking the permit for keystone xl and those are union jobs. this notion that killing oil and natural gas is going to create jobs elsewhere is a false one. the energy we use in the united states 70% comes from oil and natural gas so people need to drive their cars and heat their homes and turn on the switch and have reliable electricity 24/seven. if we kill oil and natural gas in the united states we have to import that oil and natural gas from overseas which doesn't make sense because we produce it here in the united states under very strict environmental regulations and not so much in russia. steve: these leases all the money the federal government gets, the mineral rights and royalties, they split it with skates so you have a state like