old faithful, the grand canyon at yellowstone, and yellowstone lake. it has 25 square miles of geysers, over half of the total known geysers in the world. the greater yellowstone ecosystem on which the park is a part is one of the largest and most intact natural ecosystems in the world. yellowstone also has the greatest concentration of mammals among national parks in the lower 48 states. the bison in yellowstone are part of america's largeest and oldest free-range herd. today we carry on a tradition at yellowstone going back not just over 150 years, but over 11,000 years. for thousands of years, native americans have hunted, fished and used the thermal waters for medicinal purposes. the people of wyoming are rightly proud of the culture as well as its history. today, the park supports thousands of jobs in wyoming and montana and idaho. it contributes greatly to the local economies. cam shally, the superintendent of yellowstone, is doing an incredible job. a third-generation park service employee, cam goes above and beyond the call of duty to ensure th

here to another appeal to the rest of the world to intervene. yellowstone was begging the whole of society, say, please get together and help to close the skies over ukraine, but help our military save our civilians something given them to be. but at the moment, nato has decided not to close the air space, citing the risk of starting a much larger war with russia. people here are holding on, but it is unclear what will remain of their city if russian bombardment continues at this rate. the russian military convoy has been outside cave for days. t w's. nick connelly is there and sent us this assessment of what people in the ukrainian capital feel is yet to come. i think in the early days of this war, there was a hope that somehow ukraine could reach ordinary russians. we saw lots of, you can pop stall, youtube. people have a falling in russia, trying to directly address people in russia. get those people out on the streets, most goes to pittsburgh, the city to protest, try and put pressure on the russian government to draw back to end this war. i think lots of great news now are increasingl

rain deadly munitions on her keith here to another appeal to the rest of the world to intervene. yellowstone was begging the whole of society, say, please get together and help to close the skies over ukraine, but help our military save our civilians doing good and i must have it. but at the moment, nato has decided not to close the air space. citing the risk of starting a much larger war with russia. people here holding on, but it is unclear what will remain of their city if russian bombardment continues at this rate. jo, now by our correspond, but he has bowinger in the ukrainian capital. he, if russian army chief say that sir russian troops are preparing to storm the capital. what preparations a you seeing a getting underway? mathias thing. the capital of course, are the people who have known that there have been a prime target from the day from day one. and that russians would eventually try to storm the capital or to close the ring around the capital. so the ukranian military seems to have put in quite a lot of forces to defend the capital. we haven't seen the russian lines advancing in

estados como nuevo méxico, texas, parte de arizona las temperaturas descienden, en especial para yellowstoneo nuevamente y mira nada más se congela por completo lo que son las cascadas. >> regresando a la región donde hubo nevadas y se mantiene nevado en la región . >> bajo este sistema de alta presión que sigue dejando los cielos despejados cómo estarán las temperaturas? >> 46 44 grados a partir del jueves desciende la temperatura pero se mantiene todavía bajo este sistema mañana las temperaturas alcanzan los 72 grados en promedio así que templado durante el día tío por la noche más detalles al volver vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. pero vamos al tema de la pandemia ... ya son 6,000,000 las muertes por culpa del covid-19 estados unidos tiene el mayor número de muertes oficiales del mundo cerca de 1,000,000 de fallecidos reportados se reanudan los viajes y reabre los negocios todo a vuelve medio a la normalidad. >> un zombi recordatorio de que la pandemia aún no termina. >> ya están disponibles los nuevos kit gratis de covid-19 se anunció por primera vez estos kit de pruebas rápidas

i can send you a couple trip how she going to back your was wanting with yellowstone. thank you so much for the bubble with you as well. but i'm not sure how much of a movie i asked them how they feel, seen their countrymen in the west hiding in bomb shelters and fleeing to europe with him a long, a new pathetic. 6 so green wanted to talk with you and your those are part you to purchase a new card. if not my you while it's not a problem with much though the back with the charge with lush, a grain already not done by not what you want to void a point going that or did you buy it? if you're, when you get a movie, she just got the stuff nice to leave evie and he's not the guy i watched on years later. still opinion that the distribution i guess we're gonna be charged to let someone give it a speak to them. are looking at you when you have a copy, a form with them from southeastern ukraine, has been a war zone for the last 8 years. government forces have been shilling their own people because of differences. sterling language, less costly, ations culture, history and their

renewal try to restore what we have thoughtlessly removed at our own expense be it wolves in the yellowstone or fly catchers along the colorado river. we are eroding and evolving at once. how do we find the strength to not look away at all that is breaking our hearts? hands on the earth, we remember where the source of our authentic power comes from. we have to go deeper. what has been weth -- weathered and whittled away, erosion, essence, we are eroding and einvolving twins. the 14th century buddhist poet shinron said this happened. now something else can occur. we need not lose hope. we just need to locate where it dwells. to dwell is to see things as they are, and then you stay and fight for the things you love in your own community. castle top tower -- castleton tower has a pulse. we have a pulse. the pulse of the planet is in our hands. engagement is a prayer. boom. [cheers and applause]Ñ■Ñ■ac■í÷ím conor: hello, and a warm welcome to "focus on europe." the images and news coming from ukraine are harrowing. putin's war has unleashed suffering and death upon the civilian population. famil

it's an example of how she going to back usually with yellowstone. so any money for the mobile the should be about a week later, i asked them how they feel, seen their countrymen in the west hiding and bowling shelters and fleeing to europe . emily of a smiling, i thought a new pathetic. 6 so green wanted to talk with you and your those are part you to purchase a new card. if not, my new one is not a problem with much though the back with the charge with lush, a grain already not done by not what you on floyd, them a point going that or did you buy it? if you're, when you get a movie, but she just got the stuff nest to leave evie and he's not the guy i watched on. yeah. he'll be in the opinion on the distribution. i just spoke on the challenge to let someone give it a speak to them are looking at you when you have a copy, a form with them. these are the most of them with southeastern ukraine. has been a war zone for the last 8 years. government forces have been shilling their own people because of differences. sterling language, less costly, ations c

damn jee wow, looks like "yellowstone." >> jimmy: yeah, it's like "yellowstone."ing about even maybe just tucking my pants in the boots. >> steve: oh yeah, blouse them, like a paratrooper ♪e >> jimmy: give me a second to see how cool they are ♪ >> steve: yeah, that looks totally cool >> jimmy: it does? >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: oh, sure [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: well, well, well >> jimmy: got them on my desk. >> steve: yeah, man. >> jimmy: like "dukes or hazard." >> steve: like "5th element" boots -- you - >> jimmy: you know what today is >> steve: what is it today >> jimmy: friday, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff i check my inbox, return emails, and of course i send out thank you notes. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and i was running a bit behind james -- james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please oh, my gosh it's batman. ♪ >> steve: oh, my gosh. he loves batman. that was crazy i don't know what happened to him. he went off the rails. ♪ >> jimmy: than

these base and come from yellowstone national park. when huge herds were slaughtered in the 19th century, a few 100 animals found refuge there. that's why genetically pure bison still exists today. oh, yeah. oh yeah. oh, gloria, accept of all, for a hold of a jury and a judge, a lot better than life. the results have come back negative. no bison have brucellosis bacteria. the 1st truck is going to washington state. the 2nd to oklahoma. there's a whole family and each one with bulls, cows, and calves. it's stressful for all concerned to native american tribes hope to establish their own herds with these bison. the cattle truck is the final, her muffler really is wildlife, like just a year now, car and every other of these large north american animals do that. they have to be moved on tracks this way because there's no tolerance, realty walking there and their own 2 feet, 4 feet robbie magnon dreams, that one day bison will roam free across the prairie. again. he knows it's just a dream, but he's taking big risks to make it happen. in th

these base and come from yellowstone national park. when huge herds were slaughtered in the 19th century, a few 100 animals found refuge there. that's why genetically pure bison still exist today. oh, yeah. oh yeah. oh, gloria exempt of all 4 of the whole temperatures and hot with just a lot better than life. the results have come back negative. no bison have brucellosis bacteria. the 1st truck is going to washington state. the 2nd to oklahoma. there's a whole family and each one with bulls, cows, and calves. it's stressful for all concerned to native american tribes hope to establish their own herds with these bison. the cattle truck is the final, her muffler really has wildlife, like just a year now, car and every other of these large north american animals do that. they have to be moved on trucks this way because there's no tolerance, frailty walking there and their own 2 feet 4 feet robbie magnon dreams, that one day bison will roam free across the prairie. again. he knows it's just a dream, but he's taking big risks to make it hap

authorities say he was killed by a grizzly bear he was hiking with a friend in the mountains north of yellowstonehe two split up at some point and the friend called the police when he never came back to their car. search-and-rescue teams found him on friday dead from what the local sheriff said was an encounter with a grizzly bear. >>> the u.s. is one game away from a trip back to the world cup. powered by a hat trick, the men's national team cruised by fan ma to win it 5-1 that leasts just costa rica standing in the way of qatar the u.s. would have to lose on wednesday to miss out on the world cup again. >>> now to the most anticipated movie convenient of the year we're talking about the 2022 golden raz berry awards. while the princess diana picks were all about it, the musical is being dubbed as worst picture after leading with five razzies. oscar winner jared leto was awarded worst performing acker in "house of gucci" and bruce willis got called out with the worst bruce willis movie of 2021 the fresh prince took home a razzie of his own earning a redeemer award for his work in "king richard. >

it's an incredible rare wolverine sighting at yellowstone, the largest member of the weasel family ager spotted this saying it's like seeing a unicorn there are fewer than a dozen wolverines living across the park's 2 million acres >> now to a sweet story about the power of friendship. we have a story of two children who became friends despite their differences. >> reporter: 3-year-old jack loves roller coasters and has a laugh that lights up any room. tell me a little bit about jack. what's your son like >> super happy kid with everything smile, loves to laugh, good around. >> he actually had a stroke at birth, so he's not able to walk or move around the same as most typical 3-year-olds. >> that's because jack has cerebral palsy, a condition impacting his ability to walk. they moved to orlando so jack could integrate him into school. they worry how other kids might react. >> my whole worry was that he was going to feel different. >> reporter: but then this happened jack's new classmate saw through his disability, making him feel right at home. the pair's bond melting hearts on socia

i visited yellowstone national park for another store that i was working on and one of those days i was able to visit the heart mountain interpretive center, which is a small museum that sits for the former heart mountain camp was i walked in the museum thinking that i had a pretty good handle on the subject. i grew up in hyde park new york, which is franklin delano roosevelt's hometown. i studied history in college and i really thought oh, this is a subject and this is a history these camps that i understand really well and as i walked through the museum i realized that i knew about maybe 1% of the amount of information that i should know about these i knew nothing about the camp conditions the racism behind the government's decision to form these camps or the brave men and women who resisted these camps both before the camps opened and within the camps. well, i was walking through and thinking about you know, how inept my education and history was on this subject. i saw one very a display in the museum and i still think to this day. is probably the only time or the first time that i'v

i visited yellowstone national park for another store that i was working on and one of those days i was able to visit the heart mountain interpretive center, which is a small museum that sits for the former heart mountain camp was i walked in the museum thinking that i had a pretty good handle on the subject. i grew up in hyde park new york, which is franklin delano roosevelt's hometown. i studied history in college and i really thought oh, this is a subject and this is a history these camps that i understand really well and as i walked through the museum i realized that i knew about maybe 1% of the amount of information that i should know about these i knew nothing about the camp conditions the racism behind the government's decision to form these camps or the brave men and women who resisted these camps both before the camps opened and within the camps. well, i was walking through and thinking about you know, how inept my education and history was on this subject. i saw one very a display in the museum and i still think to this day. is probably the only time or the first time that i'v

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say he was killed by a grizzly bear a local man, craig kludare, was hiking with a friend north of yellowstone national park. the two separated at some point and the friend called the police because kludare never came back to their car search and rescue teams found him on friday dead from what the local sheriff says was an encounter with a grizzly bear. >>> lawmakers in utah have voted to override the governor's votto of a bill that bans trans gendes youth suicide on a reason to veto the bill, but his fellow republicans in the statehouse and senate secured enough votes to override him. house bill 11 bars transgender girls from competing on school sports teams that align with their gender identity. it will go into effect on july 1st. >>> nearly 50,000 grocery store workers in california have voted to authorize a strike. no date has been set for a walkout in a wage dispute with supermarket chains ralph's, albertson's, vaughn's, and pavilion's contract negotiations are set to resume wednesday the united food and commercial workers international union previously dismissed the company's proposed ra

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. >> authorities believe a grizzly bear attacked and killed a man outside yellowstone national park searchcue crews discovered the body of 40 year-old craig kluger on friday. the local sheriff's office says he went for a hike with a friend 2 days earlier. they split up at some point and then the friend contacted authorities when kluger wasn't at their meeting spot kluber's a father of 4. his wife says there was no one else like him in the world. >> dollywood is shut down right after a teenager fell to his death at an orlando amusement park. dollywood officials say that their drop tower ride was made from the same company that built the one in florida. the ride is closed out of an abundance of caution. the 14 year-old tyree sampson fell to his death from the orlando freefall ride and icon park last week. investigators are looking into whether it was an accident. simpson's family has hired 2 attorneys and claim that employees were negligent. dollywood did not say when the drop tower ride will reopen again. the second black box from the deadly plane crash in china has been found it 132 people

so i was in yellowstone horn dylan, we were tasked with reconnaissance to find any explosives along the path ahead. along the road, we identified an area 20 meters long. that had been raked with 400 kilograms of explosives and set to blow. dennis and vladimir were among the 1st to cross the border under fire. they said to it, aided by this machine, a u. r. 77 meteor, right. the star of the shoe, one said position made father 100 meter long mine clearing charge, packed with explosives to set off any minds in the way. carrying a passage for armoured vehicles appeared in where was the ledger. it was harder than during training. it was dark that was for there was so much shooting. we felt our vehicle of warble at times from the force of its all. it all happened so quickly like like they thought it was a huge responsibility. you have to do everything in a minute. it's hard to put into words, all the pressure and adrenalin. also. everything depended on their success. that they failed. ukrainian troops would have had time to set off a multitude of explosive devices that they had laid over the

i think china da thought india, us. yellowstone haute, indiana russia to the stands. why in the us, why i think at the end of the day it boils down to national interest. i think these companies do understand japan, most importantly, if not by maybe left the let the other companies. but definitely, i think talk your east in full appreciation all for india flight in this particular case is sun. unlike statements from the u. s. and u. k, focusing on india stand on russia, the japanese prime minister said the 2 countries will keep trying to end the war and keep providing support to ukraine and its neighboring countries. elizabeth per autumn al jazeera new delhi well renown. ballet stars have raised more than $190000.00, so ukrainians during a got a performance in london, the leading style from russia and ukraine as well as from asia and the american participated in the show. at the london coliseum. it was organized by a former british royal ballet, ukrainian, yvonne patrol and romanian. alina could joke the 2 men and trained at the ballet school in case it is important to

on federal lands, if you are talking about drilling and oil well right in front of yellowstone lodge, not a chance in the world. but we have other lands managed by the bureau of land management, the u.s. service and others that were supposed to be managed as part of a domestic energy strategy. i am assuming you probably are more sensitive to some of the lands that are used for our recreation and others. i'm a big hiker, climber, i love the outdoors. it is really important to me as well to protect those resources but we have other resources that are designed to become managed and designed to be for energy production. host: was that one of the arguments with the keystone that even some of the supplies would have gone outside of the united states? guest: i think keystone is one of those ones where there has been a lot of misinformation and i did not get into this, but one of the challenges for global energy market is you have heavy oil, sour oil, light oil, suite oil. the different contents of oil that are used to make different products, certain refineries can only refine a light sweet

columnist for the test news agency says that the information that so far been revealed is disturbing. yellowstone still says bang and the creation of biological labord, terese, in other countries, is a blade and violation of the biological weapons convention. the documents for these laboratories, which the russian army obtained and what it found in the laboratory themselves, shows that the worst kind of pathogens were being developed there. so just plague, malaria, se, planning, fever and other diseases that can become pandemic. not only in ukraine or russia, but also in neighboring countries. it's prohibited to create such labord terese on us soil. and americans strictly follow that law. it's also understandable that leaks of poisonous and biological pathogens could come from such lapse. that's why they feared creating them on us soil. but when it comes to ukraine, kathy or georgia. what's the problem? ukrainian military forces are being accused of striking the power lines and electricity generators at the channel nuclear plant, according to the russian defense ministry. official say that facili

i think china da thought india obs. yellowstone haute indiana, sheila, she actually stands. why in the us? why i think at the end of the bait boils down to national interest. i think these companies do understand japan, most importantly, if not by maybe left the left the other companies, but definitely i think talk your east in full appreciation all for india flight in this particular case the sun, unlike statements from the u. s. and u. k. focusing on india stand on russia, the japanese prime minister said the 2 countries will keep trying to end the war and keep providing support to ukraine and its neighboring countries. elizabeth brought him al jazeera, new deli well renowned ballet stars, have raised at least a $180000.00 for ukrainians during a gallo performance in london for leading stars from russia and ukraine, as well as from asia and the americas. participated in the show at the london coliseum. it was organized by former british royal ballet stars ukrainian, ivan petrov and remain in elena co jakarta. the 2 met and trained at the ballet school in keith. it is impor

here's what they had a nato. yellowstone berg had to say today about this. so we are, we set think nasal. so turns and defense florida long term with more troops or with the more air assets on more maritime capabilities. we have older the increased our presence in the east, and today we decided on for new battle groups on that the leaders agreed to tall sco mentor commanders to provide options of for a long term reset. though our press and saw remitted that upholstered in the eastern part of the lines on across the whole alarms run you when stilton bridge says that they're going to reinforce the eastern flank of nato is, is he speaking specifically about the baltic states in that that small connection here, i have a map, let's show our viewers a map. here we go to my computer. this is nato. you can see the darker colors to left for the earlier countries. and now it's been encroaching easterly and as all the way up into the former soviet states that the baltic states which are connected . and i'm going to put my mouse over this for you guys. that's about a 40

and to show that we're both model cool and women at the same time is so was more yellowstone bayonet ah, in there by in lonely my mother is indigenous and not my father here. but i wanted to be a true member of an indigenous people because i'm proud of my ancestry new thing with figuring out what that be to let them be yogurt. i'll have children one day too, and i want them to live here and playing with without the lion grab or is log gold digger and he's like, we want them to leave again because they're also driving out the animal. we hunted my dd, it is a bit like he go home with about yeah, that's all i wanted. he saw you guys. i'm stuck in a traffic jam in, sorry, so, and saw 16 pickups headed towards on that a and 2 bands that got unloaded. and you know, i heard there are 60 environment agency pick ups on the way to put up with it was to stay here. 3, come with me and the kids are changing frequencies on without finnic with this one. yes. that of their frequency. they're already talking a lot. a edwardo you read me. all the 38 you read me. i doubt you read me about. know you rea

and women at the same time is so was more yellowstone bailey in, by, in lonely my mother is indigenous, not my father, but i wanted to be a true member of an indigenous people because i'm proud of my ancestry new thinking . i think going to hold their feet, let them be eeoc, and i'll have children one day too, and i want them to live here and only without the land grab my la garza gold digger who ended up here and he's like, we want them to leave again. because they're also driving out the annual that we hunted my deities up by fest cassidy, beth. i think our home with about. yeah. the law and i don't want it easy. sorry you guys. i'm stuck in a traffic jam in, sorry, so, and saw 16 pickups headed towards on that a and 2 bands that got unloaded. and, you know, i heard there are 60 environment agency pick ups on the way to put up with. it was to stay here. 3, come with me and he's a kid for changing frequencies on without finnic with this one. yes. that of their frequency. they're already talking in boy, i edwardo you read me all the 38 you read me. i doubt you read me. a lot of me abou

montana say a hiker and a father of four was killed when he was attacked by a grizzly bear outside of yellowstone and rescue crews discover the man's body on friday morning after he and a friend had split up on the ice. colorado officials have urged the evacuation of 19000 residents in boulder as a wildfire threatened the area. near the same area where a fire destroyed more than 1000 homes. for more on these and other stories download the fox news app you can scan the qr code on your screen and will go to foxnews.com/apps. the white house a new minimum tax targeting billionaires in 2023 budget released tomorrow. the richest 700 americans for the first time ever. this is inflation is reaching record highs across the nation. alexandria hoff with more on the story. >> the billionaire tax proposal would impact households worth more than $100 million for the top .01% of americans according to the white house 20% tax rate by their own calculations would reduce the deficit by a trillion could raise up to 360 billion over ten years. were not just talking about income being taxed. what is team the interes

they've got champions league, they've got yellowstone and they pay me. i can't think of a better network. so with netflix no longer bringing in new customers the way it used to it is looking for ways to make more money off the users it already has. and one idea netflix is testing out is the exact opposite of chill. >> sharing your netflix account with someone else or a few someones could cost you some money soon. netflix says it will start charging a fee to primary account holders who share their past words with people outside their home. they're going to test this in three countries, chile, costa rica and peru and depending how the test goes it could be expanded to other countries. netflix says the fee will allow them to invest in more shows and more movies, also bottomline here, it will boost their profits and cost you more money. >> trevor: no. no, no, no. no, netflix! this wasn't the deal. the deal was that we get to share a single account for our 30 closest friends and in return you get to keep murdering people to get material for your true crime do

on federal lands, if you are talking about drilling and oil well right in front of yellowstone lodge, not a chance in the world. but we have other lands managed by the bureau of land management, the u.s. service and others that were supposed to be managed as part of a domestic energy strategy. i am assuming you probably are more sensitive to some of the lands that are used for our recreation and others. i'm a big hiker, climber, i love the outdoors. it is really important to me as well to protect those resources but we have other resources that are designed to become managed and designed to be for energy production. host: was that one of the arguments with the keystone that even some of the supplies would have gone outside of the united states? guest: i think keystone is one of those ones where there has been a lot of misinformation and i did not get into this, but one of the challenges for global energy market is you have heavy oil, sour oil, light oil, suite oil. -- sweet oil. the different contents of oil that are used to make different products, certain refineries can only refine

news, a family mourning the loss of a father who was apparently attacked by a grizzly bear outside yellowstoneional park search and rescue crews discovered the body of 40 year-old craig clue tree of montana on friday. the local sheriff's office says he went for a hike with a friend 2 days earlier, but they split up at some point, the friend contacted authorities when you notice clued tree wasn't at their meeting point clue. tree was a father of 4. his wife says there was no one else like him in the world. coming up next at 3.30, the hayward mom accused of murdering her 8 year-old daughter was in court earlier today. how she pleaded in front of the judge and the reward being offered to find her accomplice. >> plus, the search is on for a suspect who attacked an elderly man outside his home in daly city. we have the video and we'll hear from the victim's family. and after the break, president biden unveiling his new budget. it will include a special tax on the wealthiest americans about the wealthiest americans about details in a li ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are liv

it happened at bozeman yellowstone international airport in montana a social media posting claimed thatdn't calm down and was heard asking, "do you know who i am?" >> seth: ted cruz strikes me as one of those people who hopes the answer to "do you know who i am" is "no." [ laughter ] "do you know who i am? "i don't." "thank god i am but a weary traveler who seeks passage home to my loved ones, and not, i assure you, a noxious toady hell-bent on destroying american democracy. i've never even been to cancun." [ laughter ] and then, today, after all those major bombshells, a federal judge wrote in a new court filing that trump's attempted coup was more likely than not a crime, adding that the illegality of the plan was obvious. yeah, man, no [ bleep i'm tired of waiting for judges and d.a.s and special committees to tell us what we all saw with our own eyes was probably not legal. why is this taking so long this is like if a character in season 8 of "game of thrones" said, "hey, any word on whether or not winter is coming? it's like, where have you been [ laughter ] you literally have hear

announced lady gaga and kevin costner will be presenters at this month's ceremony, so if you liked "yellowstoneu liked "house of gucci," i'd love to meet you and see what your deal is. [ laughter ] and finally, today was alexander graham bell day, which marks the anniversary of the day he said those famous first words into a telephone - "representative! [ laughter ] when you got a closer. [ laughter ] and that was a monologue, everybody. i, for the record -- [ cheers and applause i thought -- i thought "representative" was going to crush i thought that was going to be a real, like, "standing o" situation. maybe that was it. they could -- they could sense my pride in it they were like, "no, no, no, no. you don't decide we decide. you guys, i'm very excited for this we got a great show for you tonight. he's the host of "all in with chris hayes" on msnbc and the podcast "why is this happening?" chris hayes is here, everybody [ cheers and applause and he is incredible in "the batman," which is in theaters and imax now. paul dano will also be joining me [ cheers and applause and we're going to have

but let's be honest, everyone who would have had a negative reaction was watching "yellowstone." [ laughterding to a new survey, new york has the highest median rent price for a one bedroom apartment in the country well, yeah, but it's all about location, location - [ metro car rumbling ] location [ laughter ] and finally, major league baseball announced yesterday that they are postponing their march 31st opening day and canceling the first two series of regular season baseball after the league could not reach a bargaining agreement with its players' union which is bad news for the mets, because the regular season is the only one they got. [ laughter ] and that was a monologue, everybody. oh, man, do we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause she has starred in unforgettable tv roles on shows like "friends" and "cougar town." you can see her next in "shining vale" on starz courteney cox is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause so excited and you know him from "the marvelous mrs. maisel" and "search party. he's also got a podcast, "dead eyes" which is available now. connor

on federal lands, if you are talking about drilling and oil well right in front of yellowstone lodge,ot a chance in the world. but we have other lands managed by the bureau of land management, the u.s. service and others that were supposed to be managed as part of a domestic energy strategy. i am assuming you probably are more sensitive to some of the lands that are used for our recreation and others. i'm a big hiker, climber, i love the outdoors. it is really important to me as well to protect those resources but we have other resources that are designed to become managed and designed to be for energy production. host: was that one of the arguments with the keystone that even some of the supplies would have gone outside of the united states? guest: i think keystone is one of those ones where there has been a lot of misinformation and i did not get into this, but one of the challenges for global energy market is you have heavy oil, sour oil, light oil, suite oil. the different contents of oil that are used to make different products, certain refineries can only refine a light sweet or

a lot more choishgsce but have o figure out what to watch and when only '883" and "yellowstone" name> "paw patrol movie." >> i don't know -- my kids of 22 i missed that one. >> all right >> it's the reason i signed up. >> absolutely. a lot of people signed up for that reason. >> disney -- no. it's nick. isn't it >> nickelodeon, yeah don't worry. we do a lot of disney. >> can't call my two daughters got to run, michael. appreciate it very much. catch you again soon maybe when you upgrade to a buy. >>> coming up, crypto stages a big rally and travel stocks surge as oil prices plunge we'll break down the biggest moves next in the market zone. plus eric johnston making big calls about the market and all pretty on point. >> actually going to see a pretty material sell-off over the next six, seven weeks and see more follow-through of sell-off in the coming days. we remain bearish and down side to the market. at this point in time we think we'll see a sharp rally from here over the course of the next month, and we saw part of it, that today. >> he will join us next with what he sees in the