well, that was yellowstone in 1872 was yellowstone. yellowstone yeah. so what was his and do you know anything about his attitude toward parks as it were, big park presidents necessarily? yeah. you know, they had a war to fight. yeah, i think the republican party still had its majority. both of congress in 1872. and the point make in the book, we get into a little bit further in the book is, you know, part of the momentum that helped the passage of the yellowstone legislation, which was hugely ambitious, 2 million acres, was the fact the government had come out of the war much bigger than went into the war, enormously bigger. and this was occurring a point in a very difficult where during the period of southern reconstruction, when congress took charge of southern reconstruction and you it was a sort of a zenith for federal authority before reconstruction was in effect abandoned and the government retreated from its commitments. but the assessment act comes excuse the yellowstone legislation in 18, in 1872 comes months, congress passes, the antiquark kl

. >>> and later, we settle up to explore the yellowstone effect, tv cowboys inspiring real life cutters, a sport from the wild west. >> there you go. >>> this is the "cbs weekend n news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> good evening, we begin tonight with the growing political firestorm over president joe biden's handling of classified information, and today a new disclosure. more classified papers were discovered at mr. biden's delaware home from his time as vice president. so far we know of roughly 20 classified records that have been uncovered in two locations. this week's revelations first reported by cbs news come as the president approaches a difficult re-election bid and as the white house struggles to contain the damage. cbs's christina ruffini tonight at the white house has the latest. christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana, you broke the story earlier this week, and today a top white house lawyer says that they found more documents with classified markings at president biden's home. those documents are now in the hands of the department of justice. departing for his d

take that yellowstone. yellowstone prides itself fluorescent colors located that that park.ton, d.c. delivered the type of color scope and kaleidoscope that yellowstone kevin costner thought was. >> steve: what are you talking about with yellowstone in primary colors? >> brian: the colors in yellowstone the bizarre scholars. >> steve: you mean in the montage open seep i can't tone open. >> if you go don't they shoot yellowstone. >> ainsley: in montana. >> brian: i was lucky enough to go. yellow tones everywhere. i don't know how they do it but describe it in the documentary. i thought it was only in yellowstone and then ainsley come out with her -- you chose that, right? with her purple sky i say that i can that yellowstone. >> ainsley: no need to drive the camper that you can't drive across the country. >> brian: just watch cable. >> ainsley: take it down to the washington, d.c. >> steve: will purple rain. >> brian: prince harry has a new book out. >> steve: which i will never buy. >> ainsley: did i buy it i call it research. >> brian: three minutes now after the top of the

people save for years to see amazing places like yellowstone but with the cost of living soaring, aref reach? as always, if you can travel at times of low demand you will get the best deal. keep costs down by taking cabin baggage only. most transatlantic airlines now charge extra for anything you want to check into the hold, but at the same time offer generous hand luggage allowances and there is less chance that your valuables will go astray. in april, uk air passenger duty forfligths to north america increases to £87, or in anything other than basic economy, £191. you can avoid the tax by taking a ship to dublin or a train to paris and booking a flight from there. but allow plenty of time to make the connection if you miss the onward flight, you are not getting a refund. the same idea works in the opposite direction. if you are starting in north america and planning to visit a number of european countries, make britain the first nation you visit, not the last. for all its colour, scenery and wonders, south america appears on the wish lists of surprisingly few travellers. and that ma

i thought we'd put you to a test in a new game called "line or lyric: yellowstone edition.: then we'll show you video of the correct answer. you ready for this >> yeah. okay, let's do it. >> jimmy: all right. here's the first one "you are the trailer park, i am the tornado. >> that is beth dutton for sure 100% >> jimmy: you think beth dutton 100% >> 100%. >> jimmy: that is not a country music lyric? >> that is my final answer >> jimmy: "you are the trailer park, i am the tornado." alall right, w well, let's's se he's r right >> you a are the trarailer parki amam the tornanado [ cheers and applause [ dings ♪ >> jimmy: beth dutton! how awesome is beth dutton all right, here we go. how about this one "i should've been a cowboy i should've learned to rope and ride." [ light laughter ] >> that's a country song ♪ i shoululd've been n a cowboy should have learned to rope and ride ♪ [ ding ] >> jimmy: toby keith right there. all right. how about this one "we got so much to talk about. why aren't we talkin'? >> "yellowstone" >> jimmy: is i it "yellowswston oror is it couountry music

glacier in yellowstone national park. camp shelley is one of the finest people have worked -- one of the most effective gentlemen i have come across. i personally think that if we could have that information distributed to the folks who are making decisions for their respective parks before goes anywhere else, they are the closest to the issue. would not they be the ones who were best suited to identifying where the issues are? >> congressman rosendale, certainly the park superintendents are the closest to the parks. they know the local communities, they know the unique pressure points. they know the cultural implications and the challenges that come from managing a park in a specific area. certainly, i think all of the decisions should be generated at a local level. what works for one park might not work for another. yellowstone, for example, when the recent flooding shut down more than half of the park. the park had a reduced visitation quickly, superintendent shelley decided instead of going to the reservation system,

people save for years to see amazing places like yellowstone but with the cost of living soaring, aretrips becoming out of reach? as always, if you can travel at times of low demand you will get the best deal. keep costs down by taking cabin baggage only. most transatlantic airlines now charge extra for anything you want to check into the hold, but at the same time offer generous hand luggage allowances and there is less chance that your valuables will go astray. in april, uk air passenger duty for fligths to north america increases to £87, or in anything other than basic economy, £191. you can avoid the tax by taking a ship to dublin or a train to paris and booking a flight from there. but allow plenty of time to make the connection if you miss the onward flight, you are not getting a refund. the same idea works in the opposite direction. if you are starting in north america and planning to visit a number of european countries, make britain the first nation you visit, not the last. for all its colour, scenery and wonders, south america appears on the wish lists of surprisingly few tr

yellowstone frank, cole, great to have you both. happy new year. what a pleasure.ghtfully so you've chosen to team up with tunnel to towers. why is that? >> it is starting with frank no. he's just a tremendous, you know, and what he's created not just, you know, the initial tunnel to towers but now doing for veterans. you know those in florida and the just the dream that he has to make it even better is just an honor to be part of. so i'm honored to be here in nashville but also to be with you all to celebrate not only tunnel to towers but a new 23 coming at us. >> we're psyched to have you and so many selects care about causes and to have somebody like cole hauser in your corner what does that mean to you? >> such credibility. everybody knows him and if he joined up with a tunnel to towers foundation it is telling other people look i know -- where their money is going the money that's being donated i know no better cause than to take care of men and women serving country or first responders they die in the line of duty we better take care of them and cole saw that

people save for years to see amazing places like yellowstone but with the cost of living soaring, areut of reach? as always, if you can travel at times of low demand you will get the best deal. keep costs down by taking cabin baggage only. most transatlantic airlines now charge extra for anything you want to check into the hold, but at the same time offer generous hand luggage allowances and there is less chance that your valuables will go astray. in april, uk air passenger duty for fligths to north america increases to £87, or in anything other than basic economy, £191. you can avoid the tax by taking a ship to dublin or a train to paris and booking a flight from there. but allow plenty of time to make the connection if you miss the onward flight, you are not getting a refund. the same idea works in the opposite direction. if you are starting in north america and planning to visit a number of european countries, make britain the first nation you visit, not the last. for all its colour, scenery and wonders, south america appears on the wish lists of surprisingly few travellers. and th

thank you for being -- i have to ask has yellowstone made this more popular or did yellowstone followyellowstone followed us. we have been in business 30 years like sean was saying. they are on season 5. so, but, it definitely helps you know both. >> janice: new york city. you would be surprised people get their counsel gear on. >> they love it. in the northeast in general. pbr is very popular. so we have a lot of events. yeah, nyc can't beat it. >> janice: i'm so excited going to be here on "fox & friends." it's going to be all weekend. i'm hoping this is a yearly event like the dog show and the horse racing. so, sign me up, "fox & friends." thank you, my friend. >> thank you. >> janice: take care. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> pete: nicely done. >> ainsley: lots of southerners i'm not saying that's the only people that like that. >> brian: roll that back real quick for more information purchase tickets at pbr.com. >> pete: too easy. >> ainsley: will cain is coming up to discuss the news of the up to discuss the news of the day. >> brian: bills-bengals game will it be played? rea

tina from new hampshire says you should be extra on yowl yellowstone who would you play?i would be in the yellow star park where yogi bear steals picnic back back baskets i don'i belong on the screen with kevin costner that would be a field of dreams if you will. >> waiting. costner if you're out there. if you text them they will come. [laughter] >> but if you're going to do that if you keep pronouncing dawn from texas name as dawn you're driving cab in yellowstone you have to say it right it is dawn from texas. i love you dawn. dawn. don't tell jenny she'll kill me. by the way he's doing stand up come did i later in the show as well you're going love it don't miss it. by the way ladies and gentlemen it is the moment you've all been waiting for. maybe -- been waiting for 25 minutes. to reveal our big surprise now here's what we're going to do -- we've got a dunk tank here from new year's eve we have a dunk tank but it is not a regular dunk tank all right this is new year's eve. fox new years eve not filled with water will it is filled with champagne. >> oh, a champagne fi

yellowstone national park celebrated its sesquicentennial anniversary. i was proud to be there at old faithful when we ring in the opening of the park with all of the expectations of a stellar year for tourism. within a few weeks, a massive rainstorm fell on an elevated, late-season snowpack, causing unprecedented flooding, damaging roads and cutting off communities. one of wyoming's most important economic sectors, the one that hires more people, was facing a bust. today, we are joined by someone i am proud to call a friend. someone who recognizes and promotes that wyoming and yellowstone share a wonderful commitment to one another. when the flooding hit, superintendent camp charlie worked with neighboring communities to make sure visitors to the park were evacuated, much to the surprise of the national press, without incident. and working with his neighbors, reopened the parking wyoming on july 2. within nine days. his swift actions saved many businesses and jobs that depend on visitation to america's first and most iconic national park. but that was n

am a little disappointed that they aren't copying our show, our show is as popular as the show "yellowstonet for a second. reminds me of the "miami vice" craze, remember, it's like all of a sudden everybody was supposedly, no, it's just people in that area of miami, so this is bogus, it's stupid, don't take trends from tv, i watched jesse watters prime time to find out what not to wear. i see what he is wearing and i burn it. >> judge jeanine: i have seen people in this building where "yellowstone" vests. >> greg: they are sad. >> judge jeanine: they are not, they are proud americans. >> greg: you think you have to be proud copying someone on a show, what are you talking about? i've had to with you, judge. >> joey: don't wait to see what i am wearing on that note. all right, "one more thing" next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ art . the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. . before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, cont

good will hunting too fast, too furious and the current hit show yellowstone. a proud supporter of the tunnel to towers foundation. i was able to spend some time with cole and his family to reflect on those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. i know how much you care about america and our veterans and all the things. but you have such a platform now. yeah. and to share that with us that we need to get the word out that we have to take care of these great heroes and their families. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel of the towers, and i met brandon in idaho and his family, i was like, wow. there's actually a charity where we know where the money's. going to go. we have 95.1% of every dollar goes to our programs. and i think brandon's a great spokesman for t2t and and his wife, shannon, has two daughters. i mean, oh, my god. they're just special families. so pretty much, if you put your life on the line, if something goes bad, they're there. that's awesome. yeah. they're

the 1st group is looking for the dead. yellowstone will help with that too. extra place with hon mazin more but doesn't let them of those who were rescued were rushed to hospital not sure with you in. there are 3 people on the would, including the 19 year old woman. they were admitted with wounds after the explosion . to our in our would with relatively severe condition, was borrow trauma and head trauma. christie bought out all more, living alone. we across the road from the apartment block neighbors and relatives pay their respects to the dead and try to process their grief civil with it. it could have been any of us in that place. people, children, this is a community reeling from profound loss. in all of that one story of hope, this man's elderly mother was rescued from the building unharmed. then he found his cat, a small comfort in a time of tragedy. japanese defense minister has resigned triggering a shake up at a key ministry dealing with the war in ukraine, christine alam bras decision following a series of blunders that damage her credibility. most recently, a new year's vide

. >> among many worrisome predictions, the glaciers in yellowstone and yosemite could be gone by -- and sea levels rise as much as they did in much of a century. >> i live in los angeles, and it's probably going to be underwater in five years, so i'm just working on by doggy paddle right now. >> mass shootings once again haunted shopping centers, subways, public squares, night clubs, and so many places. >> it is exhausting, and it is depressing. >> it seems like this is our new normal, and no one wants to be there. >> stay over there. >> the massacre at robb elementary school in texas drew particular notice, after 19 students and two teachers died while law officers waited more than an hour to engage and stop the gunman. >> and to see them in that video looking like they're just waiting for something, as more people, we feel or saw were dying, it's very upsetting. >> i'm petrified to have my son in any school because i don't know what's safe anymore. >> today the defendants are being held accountable for their actions. >> best news for many looking for justice, three georgia men involve

eggs >> steve: red dozen. [ laughter ] claire and roman >> the password is -- "yellowstone." >> stevet. [ laughter ] okay >> jimmy: it wasn't even eggs. e-gg-s [ laughter ] like three words >> okay. >> all right oh, um, costner. >> jimmy: nice "yellowstone?" >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause ♪ whoa whoa zig zhong zigty zing zhong zigty zhong. tariq, jimmy, the next clue is for you. >> the password is -- "helmet. >> steve: jimmy, you are going to start us off this time. >> jimmy: all right, ready we got this. one word, okay >> yeah. >> steve: one word >> jimmy: safety >> net >> steve: oh, good guess wrong though but good [ laughter ] but it was good. it's still good. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: no, you can't mime [ buzzer ] ♪ [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: what in the red roses -- what in the red roses are you thinking about >> steve: oh, my god >> tariq: okay, okay, okay, okay, okay okay, okay, okay >> jimmy: no, don't even act like okay. you did this >> steve: we're tossing it out >> jimmy: you were putting on a helmet [ laughter ] that's insane. [ laughter and applause >> tariq: okay >> jim

. >> steve: congratulations to kevin costner and yellowstone, it's a great show. >> ainsley: i love thew and love kevin costner. >> ainsley: did you watch the show on fox nation yellowstone you have been out there. >> steve: 150. >> brian: i have been out there. no internet. >> ainsley: the kids remind you every day. >> brian: unbelievable. we couldn't get cell service. >> ainsley: might be nice. >> brian: so harry wrote a book. >> ainsley: yep. [laughter] >> brian: sorry carley. it's called "spare" he is doing publicity on it. every time he talks the approval rating of the royal family goes down. 68% now at 54%. william had approval at&t 77% it's now dropped to 69. harry is down to 66%. this may be good move for him financially. but i don't know how he gets his popularity or affinity back from his people. >> steve: the irony is he and meghan have complained about the press. and, yet, they are embracing the press to push that book called "spare" which according to publisher is the fastest selling book in the history of the world. last night he set down with cbs host stephen colbert and

. >>> fans of the pat show "yellowstone" will have to wait until the summer for the final half of season five. the season five premier broke ratings records. they're part of paramount global. that's your cbs news "moneywatch" for this tuesday morning. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, shining star. we remember fred white, longtime drummer for the band earth, wind & fire. longtime drummer for the band earth, wind, and fire. ut ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.” just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for? [female voice] my mom was caught doing drugs. and they said, “this is not where children are supposed to be." so, they removed me and my siblings and put us into foster care. [female narrator] brianna spent nine years in foster care before being adopted with help from the dave thomas foundation for adoption. [brianna] after i was adopted, i felt very safe. i definitely see myself going in the right direction. [narrator] there are more than 100,000 children in foster care, u

let's talk how it is not working with rftv, the cowboy, i just been watching too much yellowstone, ihe cowboy, what do you think of that report? >> i love jeff's report, that they are producing more, obviously a little bit, but that is not enough. obviously not to take a victory lap on. they make it difficult for new things to start up where we get other new revenues oil. everybody, not everybody but most in the business would agree with the lease situation, what it takes with regulations to bring more oil to market it is much more difficult. there is disinvestment happening there. the bottom line when you take people from one energy source and force them, it's a revolution, not an evolution, we're forcing them over to an unsustainable energy source which is wind and solar which i would argue should be complimentary or supplementary, this is what happens. when you leave that one, when you leave oil behind, fossil fuels behind they get more expensive because there is disinvestment. they're not kept up to speed. there is, refineries and things like that. so that will make that more exp

this is from sherry mcfall "hey, jimmy, i love 'yellowstone,' and i'd love to hear the theme song done" yeah, of course. here's the theme from "yellowstone" done with kazoos check it out ♪ [ [ kazoo playaying [ light laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: they should use that yeah let's try another one here this one's from dennis harry "hey, jimmy. i noticed there are some buttons on your chair. i was wondering what those were for. yeah this is my -- this is my self-driving chair >> steve: oh >> jimmy: it's -- it's -- it's a brand-new thing. just came out at ces and it's -- i -- one of the firsts to have it. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it gets me around the studio super fast. the chair just knows where to go it's pretty -- you guys want to see how it works >> audience: yeah. >> jimmy: here we go here pull up the lever here, like that and then, here we go woah this seat takes off. [ laughter ] be right back. [ chair rolling woohoo watch out, watch out, watch out, watch out [ chair crashing ] coming through [ shrieking watch out. no, no, no no, no, no, no [ crashing down stairs ]

ford plays a rancher and relative to kevin costner's character in "yellowstone." >> the fight is withof the lure of it all for me. >> you are going to break something. >> as much as we tell the story of the condition of the west at that particular time, there's also a very important central relationship between husband and wife, the marriage that we a raying partnership between these two people. >> reporter: the series is being produced old school, on location. no no lief from the elements. >> that wind blowing up our skirts for real. we were standing out there doing a scene and the wind was howling. a windchill factor, 21 below zero. it was real. >> reporter: ford has long valued being real. there's even a hint of it in a story from his 1966 movie debut called "dead heat on a ma merry-go-round." >> no, sir. >> you sure? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the day after that scene, the producer called ford into his office. >> he said, saw the dailies from yesterday. you are never going to make it in this business. you are wasting your time. >> reporter: the producer told ford that years earlier

land now forms five new national parks and expand three there's an area three times bigger than yellowstone and yosemite combined. these also to head the naval the rudolph parts project scenic road one thousand seven hundred miles long connecting seventeen parks across chile boosting the economies of the community some root. right now the largest and other duties facilities are closing down until the handover process is complete. so the whole team. they're all saying goodbye to one another and it's not likely they'll be back next year so. yeah it's sad. less than four years after doug died in a kayaking accident scene their dream finally become a reality aesop on a moment. here is. the day that dog died he was on a kayaking trip with our best friends and they got caught out in a severe or westerly wind they were getting pushed farther and farther out into the center of the like and so they decided to abandon the kayak and try to swim to shore. and it was just. too much the dog was in the water for over two and a half hours and they got him out he was helicoptered to the hospital and clay ai

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, no way. yeah. oh gloria, accept 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 blue. so those 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. 2 native american tribes hoped to establish their own herds with these bison. the cattle truck is the final, her muffler really? it is wild like just a year now. car and every other of these large north american animals. do they have to be moved on tracks this way because there's no tolerance for unity walking. they're on 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 the end they're all safe and sound man and an

these bison come from yellowstone national park.ge herds were slaughtered in the 19th century, a few hundred animals found refuge there. that's why genetically pure bison still exist today. robbie: they're dancing around and playing. buffalo are really acceptable for cold temperatures and hot temperatures. they are able to adjust a lot better than livestock. reporter: the test results have come back negative -- no bison have brucellosis bacteria. the first truck is going to washington state, the second to oklahoma. there's a whole family in each one, with bulls, cows, and calves. it's stressful for all concerned. two native american tribes hope to establish their own herds with these bison. the cattle truck is the final hurdle. megan: if buffalo were really tolerated as wildlife, just like deer and elk are and every other of these other large north american animals, we wouldn't have to do this. but they have to be moved on trucks this way because there's no tolerance for them to be walking there on their own two feet, four feet. rep

these base and come from yellowstone national park. when each herds were slaughtered in the 19th century, a few 100 animals found refuge there. that's why genetically pure bison still exist today. oh, 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 by said 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 thing. buffalo are really wild, 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 the end,

the rest of the night belong to forrest gump, forrest forrest. gump yellowstone. but it was pope fiction, not forrest gump, which inspired a generation of filmmakers in america and around the world directors copies guarantee news combination of slick dialogue and violent action pop culture references and a mash up approach to story though, i definitely think their position has been really influential not just in terms of like direct oil style ball anesthetics but. busy also in storytelling and attention to detail and, and that this kind of like, i'm throwing whatever at the audience and not necessarily having to create, ah, a linear narrative that happens and react. oh, our next winner broke a shameful 80 year austin, tradition. ah, the 2010 oscars was david versus goliath, the champion avatar, the highest grossing film of all time, the challenger, the hurt locker, a low budget war movie. it was a showdown between her locker director catherine bigelow and her ex husband, avatar director james cameron. plus there was this big gender game in 80 years. the oscars had

costner won best actor in "yellowstone." in his instagram acceptance video he said he wanted to go and hoped he will be invited back next year. >>> let's go to tahoe. lots of snow in the mountains, tons of it. they are seeing continuous snowfall even as the weather lightens up. 3 to 6 more inches of snow above 7,000 feet. drivers can expect to put on chains and go extra slow over the thick snowpack. some people have encountered difficulty with road closures. >> now we're left with what do we do? do we turn around? do we wait? >> we'll probably take a hotel off the freeway and hope to head up tomorrow. >> the snow is expected to pick up in intensity over the weekend and continue into next week. now a reminder as the latest storm moves across the bay area, be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. it gives you access to our exclusive doppler radar, to our storm ranger, plus the latest alerts on this storm and future storms. >>> we're going to move now to the grocery aisle. have you noticed the price of eggs lately? they a