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well, first up, for yellowstone fans-- are there any yellowstone fans here? [cheering] ross: you guys might know drew is obsessed with it, too. you are obsessed. i am a hot rat on the yellowstone feeder. ross: [laughs] i am. but there's been all these rumors. i don't know if everybody's heard. it's all over the internet. and it's something about that, like, kevin costner may be leaving. it's-- ross: shocking. people are freaking out that, like, yellowstone could end. now, ok.

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,

in yellowstone "are you coming?o beautiful, so majestic "is this narnia?" i asked the locals [ laughter ] i -- i understood kevin costner. shoot, i became kevin costner. [ laughter ] by the third day, i was telling people to get off my land. [ laughter ] sure, it was at the hotel courtyard, but that's the way that i felt. [ laughter ] i couldn't stop saying, "go on, get," like my buddy, jimmy [ laughter ] "go on, get. go on -- go on, get! [ laughter ] "you go on, get, from that cucumber water go on, get." [ laughter ] "you've had enough of our minerals, sir. you've had enough. i drove out there. i got to meet real cowboys and cowgirls, good people working the land, riding horses, feeding america. i got to met those people and they got to meet me. [ laughter ] yeah with my coffee house vibes, you know [ laughter ] i introduced myself. "hello, guys my name is orlando my pronouns are he and him." [ light laughter ] "i have an extra iced matcha latte made with rice milk. [ laughter ] "it's less aggressive on your tummy.

stuart: kevin costner leaving the hit show "yellowstone."orts say he's out and a big name actor is into replace him. we'll tell you who that might be president biden's state of the union address tonight expected to have the new taxes on the very rich. we'll talk about that. the white house claims three chinese spy balloons flew over our country while trump was president, but the defense budget of $850 billion, why didn't we detect those airships at that time? we'll deal with it. you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. with dexcom g6, i don't have to prick my fingers anymore. this little wearable sends my glucose numbers straight to my phone. you can see your number and where it's heading. and i get alerts before i go too high or before i go too low. the dexcom g6 has helped me lower my a1c. - "best thing i've ever done."

are you a yellowstone fan? i'm a yellowstone fan. i like rip. yeah, i wear rip on my shirt.roblem with that? [theme music] [cheering, applause] oh, my god, you guys are so beautiful. oh, my god. my love, here we go. oh, fun, fun, fun. "rossy" ross mathews. hi, drew. drew: how are you? i'm seeing double. [cheering] how exciting. hi, everybody. ok. we have got a great show for you today. we have our dear friends back here on the show. they are tv personalities, podcasters, winemakers, oh, powerhouse sisters, who have built their incredibly

to me, i watched some of "yellowstone."ong and i watched that, and then i got this suggestion that taylor sheridan might want to do something with me. but there was no script. but he had already talked to helen. >> stephen: helen mirren. >> harrison: helen mirren. which was a big draw for me. and then he developed a great script. >> stephen: i understand he got you down to his place in texas and he used underhanded meansto get you to say yes without any -- >> harrison: no, he poured overhand. >> stephen: do you want anything? i've got a bar back here. >> harrison: no, i don't want anything. thank you. i try and -- i want to be really professional. >> stephen: that makes one of us. >> harrison: yeah. >> stephen: there you go, chief. okay, the show feels like -- less like a series and more like an eight hour movie. was that part of the draw for you? >> harrison: yeah, it is. it's very ambitious for what it is. it's really remarkable that we are shooting in africa. we are shooting in montana. it's a big, it's a big deal and i'

the scheduling conflicts that could end yellowstone. reggie: if you had said, reggie, what should you think kumasi will really love, this never would have appeared on my list. yet, you are a fan. kumasi: kumasi: i love this show. i am waiting for season five. unlike where is it? it is such a good show. jobina: but i do not want to get hooked now. reggie: no show has ever gotten better after season five. how many seasons was in security? jobina: i think it ended on five. lisa: what about the flight attendant? that was horrible. season two? reggie: some things are only good -- if you can get past season three and it is still good, you have gotten all you are going to get caring -- going to get. jobina: grey's anatomy is on season 85. lisa: we could go on and on. reggie: it keeps getting better and better. lisa: spring -- although we will see some changes with high the rain is not with us today. it is staying up into the pacific northwest. we are cooler than average -- seven degrees cooler compared to yesterday. otherwise, high clouds numb

it's just "yellowstone," grandma! i don't have a choice, sarah.kosta, i can't keep my grandma offline. but as miguel kostavo, i can make sure her money stays where it belongs: in the bank account that i'm going to inherit one day. >> sarah: i guess, in it's own way, this is actually a loving thing, michael. i hope all the men out there love their grandmas enough to seduce them. >> thank you, sarah. i really am the best grandson -- sorry, i got to -- my mom is dming me. "please send $5,000, i'm having my third kidney removed." >> sarah: thank you so much, michael. [cheers and applause] all right, when we come back, i'm gonna find out what people love about the jews. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] [playstation mnemonic] this is live from ps5. let's go now to our first story. the good people of manhattan woke up to a gift from their favorite hero. there's two of them! [reporting in foreign language] [reporting in foreign language] experts are linking all of these events to an increase in activity on ps5. this was live from ps5, bringing you

i was yellowstone before yellowstone came along even in montana. rachel: that is true.an was this -- did you wear pitt vipers in the '80s. that's a very '80s look, the sunglasses and they're back. did you wear those in the a '80s? brian: i am not really a sun sunglasses guy. they handed them to he me. me.gr this guy is -- as crazy as he looks, he's a promotional market canninging. i'm like can i wear this tomorrow, he said as long as the wrangler is shown, that's fine with me. just keep in mind, this guy -- i know shaq big now. i don't gronkowski canbe that by make more money. rachel: on the couch, the big promoter is wi will cain. no one promotes his podcast more than will cain. you can learn from gronk, will. learn from brian who took the best job in the building this weekend. he's out in arizona, getting ready for the super bowl game. you look green with envy, will. green with -- as green as my dress. [laughter] brian: you've got las vegas next to you, will. rachel: we've got to move on. bye, guys. we're going to move to this other story today. the big story, the chi

the 78th yellowstone park is included in the world heritage list.arch 1, 1954 the united states conducted its most powerful nuclear test. the hydrogen bomb was detonated either in the pacific or not in the pacific ocean, the power of the explosion turned out to be 2 1/2 times greater than the calculated one and amounted to 15 m tons. this is a thousand times more than the bomb dropped on hiroshima, the explosion was watched from a fortified bunker. at a distance of more than 30 km. there it was felt like a strong earthquake. the mushroom cloud rose to a height of 40 km, radioactive dust covered the japanese fishing vessel, fukurio maru, 170 km from the bikini. all members of the team received a radiation dose of 300 roentgens and became disabled in the area of ​​​​contamination turned out to be a territory of 55,000 m². the test sparked a wave of protests around the world. and a year later , the so-called pug movement became infected, when 11 world-famous scientists, including the einsteins and intern russell, released a manifesto against the use of

i've seen "yellowstone," i'm not >> isn't it? i've seen "yellowstone."> i love it it's not like interviewing a politician i just got a direct answer thank you so much. >> well, we could just pack it up and wait for next season. >> no, no, wait. i have harrison ford with me. you don't get out of it that easily. >> we have to talk about indiana. what does it mean to you to be having this epic character come back to us >> i had always wanted to see indiana jones at the end of his career towards the end of his life. when everything catches up to him. >> they didn't have to beg and plead and cajole >> no, no, i wanted to do it. >> so when you say this is the last time for indiana, do you know what us fans hear we think you're saying there's a chance so you're saying there's a chance. >> i know that other projects are being developed for television and i'm not part of that so for me, this is the last time. >> do you feel like fans will like the story and how it ends >> i hope they'll like it. it's entertaining, and it's a little surprising. and it's bold. so i

matthew mcconaughey is reportedly in talks to join a new yellowstone spin off.eadline kevin costner is considering an exit to shift his focus to directing and starring in the upcoming western film records horizon. costner is a big part of yellowstone and we hope that's the case for a long time to come. the network also called mcconaughey a phenomenal talent with whom we love to partner. and those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> ainsley: he is yellowstone. is he john dutton the main character. >> steve: maybe it's a negotiation. >> ainsley: you cannot leave. thank you, ashley. >> brian: isn't matthew mcconaughey the sexiest man alive. >> ainsley: according to "time." he's cute but kevin costner, whew. right, janice? >> janice: brian kilmeade should be on that list as well. >> brian: yes, i think i'm sexy. >> janice: he wanted us to i should have been on the sexiest list as well. >> ainsley: or steve. >> steve: of course. >> janice: steve, you are on that list as well. >> steve: thank you. >> janice: we should do some weather. take a look at the maps. wa

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

town of gorsline is still offering many new comers a place to stay a taste of home to day you. yellowstone panko is making ukrainian bush beetroot soup. she fled from key of to germany in march 2022 with her 2 daughters. since then they've been living in the small city of goss law. her husband a policeman stayed behind; uli as daughter's anya and maria go to local school and kindergarten. at 1st, the family lived in a hostile room provided by the district, but moved to a private apartment just 2 months later, lepage health could send them all of those at the beginning. it wasn't very important where we lived because the situation was so terrible and she didn't have any expectations of numbers. all we wanted was safety that we ended up moving here with these great conditions is very cool. not that see here or more with said lucia cooper, just over 2000 ukrainian refugees like julia and her kids have come to the district of goslin. since the war began. the local population is about a 130000 people. there are many older people here and many apartments have been left empty. the local administr

more than yellowstone grand canyon or yosemite. as a history professor, thomas alexander, who long taught that other law school down in provo, wrote more than a half a century ago. the utah national parks and forests had, quote, the heart. the approval of most utahns. and finally, to take another example, fellow on the right is is don colton. utah congressman also a republican. he was a leading proponent of legislation that paved the way for the lands now managed by the bureau of land management to be safeguarded in national. indeed, had he not lost bid for reelection in the in the depths of the great depression in 1932, what we know is the taylor grazing act would have probably been the colton grazing. round this same time in the 1930s. congress was expanding programs that it had inaugurated in the weeks act to buy private lands back into national ownership, primarily for conservation and environmental restoration of most of the protected public lands and the parks, the wildlife and the forests in that eastern half of the country

" >> laura: "yellowstone?"t a riot sent around the comedy circuit. the chinese are laughing at us, that's for sure. the role of the pentagon under biden seems clear. unless we are talking about sending billions in weapons to ukraine, >> of the american aerospace defense command continues to monitor it closely. >> who's controlling this balloon right now? is the chinese government controlling the movement of the balloon or is it just loading with air strengths. >> we are monitoring the situation closely. we'll continue to monitor. will continue to review our options and provide information and updates. >> since we are in the observation and monitoring business, norad is simply observing the balloon. they have a job securing the airspace over the united states. still. on december 24th, we take on the extra special mission of tracking santa claus. >> laura: just like they do with santa, norad should set up a website for all of us to follow to track this round figure. >> you said the u.s. is reviewing its options.

then later, a gateway to yellowstone national park. paradise valley was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up. first to work on films, but later to stay and play cowboy for real. writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peter fonda, warren oates, the notorious director sam peckinpah made livingston their home . ♪ >> the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. >> look at that picture of the bar right there. >> yeah, that picture is this building during prohibition. it was a grocery store. >> my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> i mean, this is a rough and tumble railroad, cattleman town, right? >> yeah. >> why did they put a railroad stop here? >> it was "x" far from minneapolis -- >> mm-hmm. >> -- and "x" far to seattle. it was kind of middle grou

i have been blessed and really lucky over the years to have seen my fair share: yosemite, yellowstone, smoky mountains, acadia.

answer to this question - this is an option, and a giant geyser from an old maid is located in the yellowstonea, the giant is the most powerful geyser in russia, one of the largest in the world is located on the kamchatka peninsula on the screen. now you see the old geyser, the geyser can be thrown into the heights. here are the pillars of this steam and hot water. up to several tens meters fourth question how many natural numbers are located on the coordinate line between the numbers 1.6 and 4.9, and two b three c four times? think tell me, i chose option b three natural numbers are numbers that we count, that is, we use when counting objects objects anything and between one and a whole six tenths and 4.9 there are two three and four someone has something to add or everything, in principle, is said agree correctly the answer to this question - this is option b three the fifth question. in the package that came to the hero of the story, lessons french under the tubes of pasta lay these fruits, and apples b, bananas c pears time. timur sent parcels sent by a french teacher who was fired and, as

deadline reporting a potential shake-up in the "yellowstone" universe.ellowstone" creator are friends and are actively talking about teaming up which could be good timing because deadline is also reporting that kevin costner may exit the series due to scheduling issues as he dives into directing and starring in an upcoming western film called "horizon." the show studio paramount issued a statement saying kevin costner is a big part of "yellowstone" and that they hope that it is the case for a long time to come. as for matthew's addition to the brand, they say he is a, quote, phenomenal talent with whom we'd love to partner. we agree on both. that is awesome. >> can't get enough of matthew. >> yolo, baby. >> what did you say? >> yolo, right. >> you only live once. >> oh, sorry. sorry, excuse me. >> teenage kids. [ laughter ] >>> no more matthew, but we do have a cinematic voyage unlike any other for you to wrap it up today. in honor of its 25th anniversary "titanic" is coming back to theaters. james cameron's epic film will be remastered and you can also

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. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. /06/23 02/06/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> are close allies to inform them, conditions were not conducive for constructive visit at this time. amy: u.s. secretary of state tony blinken has canceled a plan trip to china

them >> jimmy: yeah, so fun [ light laughter ] well, people are talking about this apparently the "yellowstonetarring kevin costner is set to end. [ audience aws ] and a spinoff starring matthew mcconaughey could be in the works. [ audience oohs they already have a title for it, it's going to be called "yellowstoned. [ laughter ] it's genius. [ cheers and applause that's a good idea i'd watch that you guys hear about a kia recall it's not great take a look at this. >> recall alert if you drive a a kia suv. the company is recalling the telluride three-row suv over faulty second row side air bags >> tariq: aw, man, i just bought a kia suv >> jimmy: oh, jeez sorry, tariq >> tariq: it's all good. i mean, at least i still have my trusty honda. it's an older vehicle, but that's okay. >> jimmy: oh >> tariq: oh, what >> jimmy: roll the clip. >> a recall alert for you this morning. honda is urging owners of around 8,000 older vehicles to not drive them the air bag inflaters have a a high possibility of exploding and hurling shrapnel in a crash. >> tariq: what how am i supposed to get to my friend's sup

>> i love the show "yellowstone," so i was just there. it's like "succession" but outside. i'm all wet, so what a day. >> well, i'm actually surprised you're still floating. experts were saying you're the size of three buses. >> okay. ouch. i'm a balloon, so that's my body. how would you like it if someone measured your width in buses? sorry i'm not camera ready. who is this? get away. i hate the ocean. i'm more of an air guy. >> look, i'm sorry, but people were worried they were being spied on. >> my bime? a balloon? everyone is being surveilled constantly, but it's always shoot the balloon and never, unplug alexa. if you care so much about your data, why do you all keep your bank pass words in the notes app? you mail your literal dna to a company to find out if you're like 10% french, but just a balloon. >> now, the concern was that you were taking sent tif images of the u.s. >> i was so far away. it's like when your aunt takes a concert video on her ipad, and they're like, i guess that's michael buble. i couldn't even tell when i was looking at from up there. frankly, i

, yellowstone. >> what a riot o send you outroun on the comedy circuit.l, the chinese e are laughing s at us , that's for sure.ur the role of the pentagon under r biden seems clear , unless we're talking about sending billions of weapons to ukraine. well, the pentagon's role is pretty much one of an observer. >> once it's over, a body of water, will you shoot it downf at the north american aerospace defensame command continuess to to monitor it closely. monit now?controlling this balloon right now? is the chinese government withrolling the movement of the balloon or is it just floating with air streams right now? strengths. >> we are monitoring we're monitoring the situation closely. we will continue to monitor. we'll continue inue to review our options and provide options and s. we are well, since we're e on the observation and monitoring business, norad's simply tracking the reds. businora it does have experienc, though, in doing this trackinge thing. >> after allballoon. , the continental u.s. narod region, also known as konar, continues. our new film

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consists in the fact that sarmat creates a threat. the most terrible object in the united states, yellowstoneolcano and that the fact that our president said that we are ready to start testing and that's highlighted the new warheads. if the americans start testing their own, then i can assume that both warheads of the multi-megath class will be discussed. here is just one more small nuance for the sarmatian. i want to emphasize it. here, if you look at data from open sources on the same internet, you can see that the submarine, belgorod and this is very significant, because they can initiate the activation of the entire ring of fire in the atlantic quiet in the first place. these very faults will work. they will bring down the entire east coast of the united states. and secondly, this spider can explode, so this weapon is very serious and the understanding that our president made such an institution for a reason, given the area where the submarine is based, belgorod says that they understood the measure of danger. i understand correctly, just a commitment that you do not believe in the natura

an area 3 times bigger than yellowstone, and yosemite combined. these a, so perhaps the naval the rudolph parts project, a scenic road, 1700 miles long, connecting 17 parks across chile, boosting the economies of the community some route right now, the largest and other today's facilities are closed down until the hand over process is complete, so the whole team, they're all thing to buy to one another, and it's not likely they'll be back next year. so as it's sad, less than 4 years after dog died in acadia, king accident seeing their dream finally become a reality. disappointed moment. here is the day that doug died. he was ana kayaking trip with our best friends and they got caught out in a severe westerly wind. they were getting pushed farther and farther out into the center of the link. and so they decided to abandon the kayak and tires swim to shore. and it was just till much doug was in the water for over 2 and a half hours and they got him out. he was helicopter to husband and clea i came. and somehow the word spreads so fast, the dog had e

i love the show yellowstone, so i was just there . it's like succession. but outside normal wax.prised you're still floating . experts were saying you're the size of three busses. okay? ouch. i'm a balloon. so my body, and the sketch also feature kenan thompson as a pentagon official explaining how the anti balloon defense system failed. okay next, a nutty storage plan, a woodpecker found an interesting hiding spot for its food. bird kept drilling holes into the sign of this california home, just or a corns pest control company eventually opened up the walls and found more than £700 of acorns. they filled up eight garbage bags and finally canine conga lin to set a world record. 14 dogs got themselves lined up, walking on their hind legs and set a new guinness record for most dogs in a conga line. the trainer's a conga line. the trainer's daughter she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the fe

there was news about "yellowstone" and kevin costner. fans here. next spinoff series >> why >> currently there are three shows in the wildly popular cowboy universe. the outlet hinting that kevin costner, aka john dutton might be exiting the show after five seasons, due to possible scheduling conflicts, so maybe they can work that out >> the people have spoken, kevin. you can't leave. >> a paramount network spokesperson told deadline, we have no news to report kevin costner is a big part of "yellowstone" and we hope that's the case for a long long time. >> it's interesting, they got more hours than we do. >>> how about the forecast >> let's show you what we got, starting with today, we are looking at a beautiful day along the southeastern mid atlantic coast. showers down to texas, mountain snows in the pacific northwest and also down through the southwest. severe risk of severe weather, strong weather, making its way up into the mid-mississippi river valley above average temperatures, along the eastern seaboard with plenty of sunshine, and that wil