well do you watch yellowstone? there needs to be an appeal from yellowstone .next, ignore the crying baby because he's faking. it learned so young, little one year old carter from england has figured out how to use crying to get whatever he wants. look at this video as evidence. screaming his head off until mom finally gives him a drink of pineapple juice. mother, lauren matthews shared the video with the caption the face switch. he knows what he's doing. i'm telling you, they learn it really literally early switch. it's so hard to say no to them when they're that little. they're so cute. okay next, staying across the pond for real life party pooper family in lincolnshire was doing some backyard camping. but gary there, bulldog. he was having none of it. there he is. pulling the tent pegs out of the ground. he's an indoor cat. now gary's owner, marie says she's actually afraid to take gary on an actual camping trip. i don't blame her , by the way, what kind of dog chases anything red bull dog bulldog? that was a good one. i like that one. finally closer to home

mounting questions about the much-anticipated return of "yellowstone." will kevin kostner be back? a look at what's next for the wildly popular show. >>> and countdown to coronation. buckingham palace reveals the new event from the family's roles. we'll take you live to london today, wednesday, april 5th, 2003. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." it's wednesday morning. so glad to have you along with us. >> we are watching the storms posing a major threat to the midwest and the south. al has the forecast and what will surely be a busy day weather-wise in a bit. >>> we will start with donald trump. he's back in florida where he addressed a roomful of reporters last night. laying into the judge and district attorney who oversaw his arraignment yesterday. >> trump pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts in a case related to alleged hush money payments. these images the only ones released from inside the courthouse. >> this morning a lot of questions remain about

including all the yellowstone prequel's, he did 1883, 1923.d, we'll be back monday at 6 am eastern. have a great rest of the day. this is the katie phang show, live from washington d.c..

you all know i want to go to yellowstone. reggie: i love yellowstone. maybe i would just a little closer. reggie: it is incredible. that is yosemite -- drew: just kidding. kumasi: what did i say? the park, yellowstone. i have been to yellowstone before. i was like, i guess. reggie: like old faithful. drew: then i saw the show in my head. kumasi: [laughter] somewhere. one of the parks. drew: just go to one of the parts. reggie: zion. drew: geiser. reggie: something. drew: lord. [laughter] the t you we have a light reason out there. we will find mainly clear skies and a chilly start to the morning. we have a warming trend that continues today and saturday but very cool off next week with a chance of showers. the best chance tuesday morning. it is right now in our coldest spots, 30's around the bay shoreline. this afternoon, pretty much close to where we should be. upper 60's, lower 70's. the coast stays cool, thanks to a breeze. half moon bay in the 50's. tonight partly cloudy and 30's and 40's. if you think about going to tahoe, the forecast is cooperati

one of the biggest national parks in the world, which had already just begun national parks with yellowstone. and your cemetery in the united states. so it's fashioned after removal of native americans on the continent from the land based. so they follow the same guideline in that way. so we still have one of the largest spaces with with national parks for the united states after queen lili uokalani lost the case regarding her rights to the crown land, she returned to court in 1915 to fight for her right to decide ownership of her two personal properties washington place and yellow. giuliani in waikiki. the end result is that after the queen had passed november 11th, 1917, the trustees came together with a trujillo and his wife, and they hammered out an agreement to stop the legally from going on anymore. and what occurred was that washington place her home that she got from her husband dominance she wanted to go to his son but it's condemned property for the public good so went for the governors of the newly formed territory, which to me was the ultimate slap in the face. she loved washingt

he doesn't want to spend very much time on the "yellowstone" set.hat's a really difficult thing for them to shoot around, because most of the scenes are outdoors, there's a lot of horse riding, it's a very elaborate production when kevin costner says he can only give you a week or two of his time, they can't really create a meaningful arc. everything i'm told is that taylor sheridan is ready to move on and just waiting to figure out how he's going to write kevin costner off the show. >> they could do what "succ "succession" did. >> matthew, you've discussed the split between kevin costner and taylor sheridan. has this been a long time coming between these two? >> you know, they've never totally gotten along everything i've heard is that it's been professional, but kevin costner is a filmmaker himself and he's tried to make input on the show and basically has been told you're an actor on this one, let me be the creator. that's fine. he is paid very well he's set to make about $20 million on this season and potentially next season of the show if he co

one in nine adults are smokers now and the only people who are smoking is nothing yellowstone and myo much pot it's hard to make time for cigarettes. you do not have the space in your mouth. right comes before? where is guillermo? >> from hollywood! it's your favorite show,t the best show! it is "the guillermo show" and now here is your host, guille guillermo! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ bola, hola, hola! welcome to my show, "the guillermo show." are you ready to lol? do you hear it joe biden announced he's running running for president again? what an old guy. did you hear about melania. >> no. >> guillermo: me either, no one heard about her in weeks. did you hear americans are smoking less. the only people still smoking in america are beth on yellowstone and on-chip you. >> jimmy: hold on a second, guillermo, i did that joke a minute ago, are you stealing my jokes? >> guillermo: yeah, but i told it better. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] before we get started, i want to say thank you to my sponsor, "the guillermo show" is brought to you by zippers. zip it up! please say hello to my band! he

this valley is actually a caldera from a previous eruption of the yellowstone supervolcano.lava, slowly but surely moving upwards , what will happen when the pressure becomes excessive is already clear during the last two eruptions of yellowstone, so much material was ejected that entire mountain ranges eventually collapsed in the tank in smak would and just disappeared. now the world's leading geologists are trying to figure out how to slow down the supervolcano on the way to imminent disaster. if no solution is found, then it is possible that after the yellowstone eruption there will be no one to sprinkle ashes on their heads . tatyana proskuryakova anastasia lynkova ivan malyshkin vladislav kulachikhin well, here is the news in continuation of the topic heavy downpours can disrupt the usual life in 11 regions of russia and who will not be lucky with the weather? i hope we find out right now. yulia bekhtereva. el have some assumptions. where what how, of course, there is an assumption. in fact, many people will not be lucky, the all-russian research institute for civil def

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 and march 2022 with her 2 daughters. since then, they've been living in the small city of ghost law. her husband, a policeman, stayed behind julia's daughters, 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, let the child could send them all on at the beginning. it wasn't very important where we lived because the situation was so terrible and she didn't have any expectations over the numbers. all we wanted was safety. i that we ended up moving here with these great conditions is very cool. not that to you here or more with said ohio cooper, just over 2000 ukrainian refugees like julia and her kids have come to the district of goss law 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 loca

presents is confirming that the "yellowstone" universe is expanding.y. a spokesperson for paramount network says they hope to have both stars be part of the yellowstone family. i'm sure they do. >> i bet they do. >> fantastic. and has done a great job and finally guys, even superstars and tennis are paid by the pickleball bug. this weekend marked the first ever pickleball! former tennis legend taking on andre augustine and andy brodrick on his behalf. yep, he has not changed a bit. there were some deatrich. check out this in the -- singles match. >> she was not finished. >> she called it, man! [laughter] >> alexa lee in charge of the match until now. >> it was 13-12. >> and i just want, the point. >> you did. >> yes, thank you. [cheers and applause] >> lara: some things never change. one of the best moments of the slam was when the wife steffi graf appeared in the audience. calls her down to court. she plays -- she actually gets a point against her husband. hopefully we can see it. if not, trust me on that but it was really great. ultimately though, it

yellowstone spinoff is moving forward.ead regardless of whether kevin costner remains with the original show. so there were rumors that mcconaughey would replace cost t costner. it's a spinoff. mcconaughey in a yellowstone spin. rachel: you like that. >> it would probably work. >> i'm in. take my money. rachel: up next -- a lot of women will be in as well. i s it like that. >>> dodging questions on the method to determine best sellers, james patterson is calling out the new york times' bogus list. he will join us next. ♪ what does it mean to be ever better? its your customers getting what they ordered when they expect it. discover how ryder ecommerce makes your customer's experience ever better. >>es one of the world's best selling authors, now james patterson is accusing the new york times of manipulating the best seller list. >> if a letter to the times, patterson writes you suggest your process has statistical rigor and it simply doesn't. as the nation's book stores and our publishing houses have known for years your li

this the valley is actually a caldera from a previous eruption of the yellowstone supervolcano. size of. 50 km lava, slowly but surely rising upwards, what will happen when the pressure becomes excessive is already clear during the last two eruptions of yellowstone, so much material was ejected that entire mountain ranges eventually collapsed into a reservoir of magma and simply disappeared. now the world's leading geologists are trying to figure out how to slow down the supervolcano on the way to imminent disaster. if the solution is not if there is, it is possible that after the eruption of the yellow stone there will be no one to sprinkle ashes on their heads . tatyana proskuryakova the real lynkova ivan malyshkin vladislav kulachikhin well, here is the news in continuation of the topic heavy rains can disrupt the usual life in eleven regions of russia and who will not be lucky with the weather? i hope we find out right now. yulia bekhtereva. el has some guesses. where what as the position is actually a lot of people who are unlucky. all-russian research the institute for civ

>> lawrence: fat and "yellowstone." >> greg: how about you? >> geraldo: "yellow jacket." the second season way better than the first. >> jeanine: for me, it is "breaking bad," "yellowstone," "downton abbey." >> martha: next question -- >> greg: wait, i get to say peer review said "mad men." i'm going to throw a wild card, a show called "peep show" by the guy who does "succession" now. and "friends" and "the office," don't have a choice, they are on 24/7 when you turn on the tv. would you rather be extremely lucky or extremely smart? judge? >> jeanine: smart. >> geraldo: lucky. >> greg: why? >> jeanine: you didn't ask me why. >> greg: you would tell me without asking. >> jeanine: you go. >> geraldo: so smart -- >> jeanine: go ahead. >> geraldo: i think karma is real. and a lot of things you can't control in life. and what you make of your life is what you make of random chance is. >> greg: that's a very good point. i agree. i would rather be lucky than smart because i think, smart, if you are smart, you are going to know when you are unlucky. >> lawrence: also, no one like

to film in yellowstone, so you won't see her there. okay chloe , my last. thank you.or all of that information. we are going to go now to entertainment trial lawyer joseph costa. mr costas. thank you so much for being here. we don't know the details of the settlement that a judge sealed from public view in this case. why? why is that? good morning, sarah. it's a the reason the judge sealed. it is because the beneficiary of that settlement is the minor son. that's what the court does is. it weighs the interests the privacy interests of the minor son. and against the public interest in having this information available and they you know, the court ruled that the interests of the sun the privacy interests of the minor child would prevail, and that's why it was sealed. um so right now, nobody is going to know what that settlement says there will be hearings related to that settlement will all be sealed, and that is primarily to protect the privacy interests of the child who is going to be a beneficiary of that settlement. you know, i'm curious because having a civil settl

this news comes as "rust" begins to restart production now at the yellowstone film ranch in montana. filming was set to start yesterday with alec baldwin continuing as an actor and producer. anne-marie? >> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> the supreme court will decide today on whether to allow restrictions on an abortion pill. americans have full access to mifepristone, but that could end after a court tried to impose. it was approved by the fda in 2000. since then more than five million women have used it along with another drug to induce abortions. >>> thousands are still without power in oklahoma this morning after a deadly spring storm. a series of tornadoes plowed through the central part of the state wednesday night. one of the hardest hit areas was mclain county, just out of oklahoma city. that's where three people died and dozens of homes were damaged. residents started cleaning up yesterday after the storm moved out. >> it's material things, but it's still -- it's your heart. your family's worked hard for all this. >> lost everything, five cars, house, b

including all the yellowstone prequel's, he did 1883, 1923. very planning on doing yellowstone every other decade, going up to the president. >> that does, it for morning joe weekend, we'll be back monday at 6 am eastern. have a great rest of the day. this is the katie phang show, live from washington d.c.. we've got lawson uso cover, and lots of questions to answer. so let's get started. that ceiling showdown, house speaker kevin mccarthy not just a win in the house, but his victory lap may run out of gas in the senate. or live on capitol hill with the latest as the nation inches closer to a debt default. plus, telling their side, the same moment a woman suing former president trump for an alleged rape it is giving tearful -- over price -- jerry six insurrection in d.c.. we're going in-depth on all those trump troubles ahead. later, desantis drama, florida governor ron desantis arrives at the white house, while the house memos hits him with the federal lawsuit. we go inside the drama and how it will impact his presidential aspirations. all of

your grandparents are in the emergency room [ laughter ] >> seth: now, jenny, do lesbians like "yellowstonee also like yosemite, the grand canyon, and zion national park [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh -- never mind. [ laughter ] a town in ohio recently held a gathering of black winemakers. >> you know what they say about black wine it's grape soda. [ laughter ] >> seth: i think i could have told that one. [ laughter ] the singer kehlani revealed in a recent interview that she realized she was a lesbian with the help of a google doc >> as opposed to me, who realized with the help of jo from "facts of life. [ laughter ] raise your hand if you get that. great. and then give me your number [ laughter ] >> jenny, no >> no, it's fine no, h.r. said i can do that. >> seth: i don't think that's true >> this is fine. this is appropriate for me to do all right. >> seth: a chef in brooklyn recently became the first black chef in new york city to receive a michelin star. >> and he wears it as an earring. [ laughter ] >> seth: two lesbians in australia recently visited every country in the world >> and e

that is 10 years before the yellowstone prequel.y that is at a time when healthcare when you were treated for pneumonia through bloodletting, it is back in the ages of the pony express. the american people do not want to go backwards. and what i heard today is that republican leaders in washington aren't backing down on their opposition to reproductive freedom. they are doubling down. president biden has resisted taking more aggressive actions on abortion that you and your fellow democrats in congress have called for, like declaring a public health emergency for reproductive rights, providing abortion services on federal land covering costs for people to travel outside their home states to get an abortion. do you think that he needs to use those powers that he has more aggressively to shore up abortion rights? i actually think that by an administration has been quite aggressive, they just won a major case in front of the u. s. supreme court that's going to allow the women of this country to continue to access as safe drug. they took

they are at yellowstone in montana, filming for about 20 to 25 days , and so this is all happening on the same day to go back and film that movie as part of a settlement between alec baldwin , the production of rust and the family of helena hutchins, the widower, matthew hutchins, and that was just recently. killed by a judge. but this is a massive moment. we haven't heard anything from alec baldwin. we've reached out to the prosecutors, the d a in new mexico for further comment, and i do just want to point out that this comes about a month after the special special prosecutor andrea reid stepped down, and it comes after the d a recused herself from this case. chloe melas. thanks so much and please stand by quite a development in this story we've been covering for some time. we're also joined now by attorney and legal affairs commentator areva martin areva. as we understand it, this is a dismissal. this is a major development in case no matter how no matter how you slice it, but dismissed without prejudice and charges still stand against a co defendant here. does that allow the invest

it came out the student movement, hum, yellowstone and wanted something, although it later evolved into pure political terrorism. i'm a to talk for leaders into or even to for fish and figured out onto these of this futility of both public and private ideologies. login this failure. if i all righty, you're lucky. this is confrontational with common hope off. no indeed. the for which then also of the failed terribly lies at that for every wider than checking the box, rooting that her per traces and the many victim it as a absolute offered if you're not far the failure of ideology, i think, is what interested wish to leave lesson wilson is a side on from idiom he does is escalate us vista interest yet out blister explores the wounds and scars of german history and his own family. to uncle hoodie and the ss next to aunt marianna, a victim of the nazi euthanasia. policy, the artist questions if it is possible to paint the horror of the holocaust in 2014, he again came across old photos that moved him deeply. they are the only known pictures taken secretly by prisoners of a special corpse bu

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>> i love the show "yellowstone," so i was just there. it's like "succession" but outside.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? i'm sorry i'm not camera-ready. and, oh, great. who's this? no, no, do -- no, unh-unh. no. no, no, no, get away. go, go. god, i hate the ocean. i'm really more of an air guy. >> look, i'm sorry, but people were worried they were being spied on. >> by me? a balloon? everyone's 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 passwords in the notes app? okay? you mail your literal dna to a company to find out if you're like 10% french. but je suis just a balloon. >> well, now, the concern was that you were taking sensitive images of the u.s. >> no, i was so far away. it's like when your aunt takes a concert video on her ipad and you're like, "i gue

we will start with your show "yellowstone."redients >> you can change the ingredients. >> babe. >> well, the days of "yellowstone" might be numbered. weeks after a paramount exec said he's quote, confident, costner would return to the series, but there's speculation this could be the end of the patriarch, they could kill him off. now the new york post is reporting the entire show could come to an end after the second half of the current season finally airs we hope this isn't true. no official word yet from paramount, but we're keeping our fingers crossed we never have to say that. >> you know why we don't >> why >> because on peacock you can watch the first four seasons >> i appreciate that >>> next, all the light we cannot see the first trailer for the limited series adaptation of anthony doerr's novel. the story follows a surprising connection between a blind french girl taking refuge with her uncle during world war ii, a german teenager. ♪ >> "all the light we cannot see" comes from "stranger things" director, shawn levy tha

the cast opening up about how dirty they get while filming "yellowstone."ten end a day of work with wiping off a little blood and dirt. >> just like our show. >> that's exactly right. >>> renee elise goldsberry is up next spinning the wheel, she gave her best the latest group of stars taking on the game show "that's my jam" after spinning the wheel, she gave her best broadway spin on justin timberlake's "sexy back." ♪ i'm bringing sexy back ♪ ♪ those other guys don't know how to act ♪ ♪ i turn around ♪ >> wow >> wow >> that's rene goldsberry there crushing it. >> that show, the concept is fantastic. >> funny show. >>> the webby awards moments ago this year's winners were announced guess who took home the title for interview talk show individual episodes and podcast. our own hoda kotb! >> what? >> congratulations. >> way to go. >> that's huge >> i would like to thank viola davis, who was the star of that episode. she's amazing. >> hoda joins break-out of the year, the chatgpt ai tool, zizza and tracy ellis ross for her use of the internet to increase black r

this time at montana's yellowstone film ranch, now alongside director joel souza, who was also shot. tonight no comment from baldwin himself, who is back on set and apparently clear of criminal charges >> and, miguel, obviously this is a big development for alec baldwin but what about pending charges against other crew members >> reporter: lester, the attorney for hannah gutierrez-reed, the film's armorer, says she still faces a charge of involuntary manslaughter that case is moving forward. meantime, assistant director dave halls has already reached a plea deal in the case, six months probation lester >> all right miguel almaguer tonight, thank you >>> we have new details this evening about president biden's plans to announce his campaign for reelection kristen welker is at the white house. kristen, this could all happen very soon >> reporter: lester, that's right three sources familiar with the plans tell nbc news president biden is preparing to make his intention to seek a second term official next week with advisers eyeing an announcement as soon as tuesday. mr. biden would launc

and i'll just tell you right now, if anybody asked me what the second national park is between yellowstone and and yosemite, i don't know somebody looks at up wall and just case somebody else it so anyway there just to reiterate you know lincoln knew a lot of science he understood the idea of technology and a lot more than people know and a lot more than he let on. but he definitely knew a lot more. and in the book, obviously, i go through all these details and and talk more about it. and like i said, it's not a science book. it's a it's a history book and are few here who might have read it already. so you can ask them. but basically he saw science and technology and education, which goes hand in hand with science. technology as a way for the the everyday people benefit. i should add that in addition to these things i just mentioned, he signed into law the homestead act, which allowed people to get land moving west the land grant act, which gave land and money and to states to create colleges that would teach science and an engineer right and. he also signed pacific railroad railway act d

here she is at yellowstone national park in september 1972. i want to give you briefly run through another first for mrs. nixon that are pretty striking and very definitive for her time as first lady. she was the first incumbent first lady since eleanor roosevelt to address a national political convention. she was the first incumbent first lady to support the equal rights amendment. her quote i am for women, for equal rights and equal pay for equal work she said. she said i competed against and worked with men. in 1972, she reflected it was time to formally recognize that women in employment and other areas deserved equal treatment with men. traveling in yugoslavia, she offered the opinion that it's parliament as well as the u.s. congress had too few women. pat nixon was the first modern first lady to sit in on a cabinet meeting as an observer who hoped to make women part of the administration. mrs. nixon was also the first first lady to use the word abortion in public. she said it in the context of being pro-abortion rights. she said i think

so i am not watching yellowstone. yeah, but i watched the prequel because harrison ford is nice and mirren is incredible. and i was i noticed i think this week or last week, um, christie's or sotheby's of them had andre leon talley's all his artifacts up for auction. he the fashion legend for god and you guys had a really funny relationship. it was cool. see that when i worked for too and you wouldn't you know he's, an expert on like chiffon and french history and couture. but maureen would often call him for his political analysis, which i thought was really funny and, you know, just talk a little bit about that. yeah, when sean when sean first started, he came to me he goes what chiffon. oh, but andre land was an incredible person i'm still in mourning for him i mean like tom ford, he was unique. you just are not going to meet another like that ever. and i met him because i a piece when my mom died about my mom was like my mom when she was 18 applied to be a journalist at the washington post and the guy in charge lo

consider it next. who has starred in good will hunting too fast, too furious and the current hit show yellowstone impressive career, he is 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

>> yellowstone? stuart: because of soccer i pay to watch yesterday. [laughter] thank you, susan.od. >> you actually paid for ser service. stuart: well, so video said. a link president biden's reelection announcement, democrats don't seem too concerned about biden's age. >> many of us to shame with his energy. >> many leaders his age have done extraordinary things and there's no reason he can't accomplish just as much or more second term. >> i think he's proven he can deliver. stuart: did you hear the first guy? puts many of us to shame? [laughter] stuart: the president will be 86 by the end of his second term if he is reelected. this could be another matter with biden and trump. biden said he would definitely be the former president again. however, biden needed a cheat sheet for press conference. that will be the subject of my take at the top of the hour. we'll be back. ♪ we are in business for 12 minutes, i see green. nasdaq up 140 and s&p two thirds of 1%. allie all around. he knew fox pull, which republican leading the back in 2024. is that it? [laughter] >> have a great day.

a pretty good idea, he thought yellowstone tenderly ah, the king was then in a strong position to pass laws that were placed to his heart. first and foremost was the reformer. family knew. but once again, he came up against age old resistance. ah, you kissed overdue assisted him. oh good. the conservatives, american society were opposed to any change in the mood of one of the family law that governs marriage, succession, divorce, and so on. anything that affects the personal status. oscar with debbie bu, even for the descendant of a centuries old dynasty and head of the faithful, it is difficult to change anything related to religion due to she at dusky to our port mohammed. the 6th may be the king elliptical, but he is still subject to the will of a large part of the population. gin majority jupiter marika luke. if i had to lean upholstery deep, which the king had been waiting for a political opportunity, he sits in and that was the casablanca attacks, and that repercussions, these, that thought that do do, do k attacks had led to a weakening of the islamist justice and development po