i think it's because they watch yellowstone on tv that they know all about us. they probably believe that kevin costner is a real cowboy. i don't know about that but i do know back to the elitists who want to control our lives they love to glamorize western culture and they love to watch it on tv and it will be. i speak of this with a real personal stake in the matter i know what it means to live by the court of the west. in my case that's the people of wyoming they hired me to represent them in washington and i know they can fire me if they don't think i'm doing a good job with them. that's called accountability and it's built into the reform of government if we would just follow the constitution so painstakingly drafted over 230 years ago. the fact is what they will admit it or not the people attacking us and our way of life they live by a code as well. based on extreme ideology the leftist view of the world and a centralized government effectively owns everyone and everything that exists under it. i watched yellowstone a couple of times and there are couple o

it was introduced in yellowstone. in wyoming, the recovery goals in 2,002, took until 2,017 to finally delist them. despite having a robust and healthy gray wolf population in wyoming the environmentalists want to have them relisted and we have to fight those efforts. getting back to the coastal elites. they deny but we and they know it is true, they despise your ranch, hate your farm, hate your sheep and cattle and hate or coal, oil and gas. they despise these things because they represent strength, independence, self-sufficiency and community and family. and they despise you because you might oppose what they are trying to do. it is a war on us and on the entire western way of life. we must fight back, we can't ever give up. i'm proud to be on the front lines now in congress where common sense conservatives are growing in numbers and growing in strength. we have an incredible freshman class and we are fighting back against the deep state in washington dc. we need all of you to stay engaged to activate your communiti

the same with the population in yellowstone. wyoming the recovery goals in 2002 but it u took until 2017 to finally delist them and despite having a robust and healthy population in wyoming, the environmentalists want to have them green lifted. getting back to the coastal elites they despise the ranch, hate the farm, sheep, cattle, oil and gas. they despise these things because they represent a strength, independence, self-sufficiency, community and family. and they despise you because you might oppose what they are trying to do. it is a war on our entire way of life so we must fight back. we can't ever give up. i'm proud to be on the front lines in congress where common sense conservatives are growing. we have an incredible freshman class and we are fighting back against the deep state in washington, d.c. but we need all of you to stay engaged to activate your community to stand up for what you believe in to fight for your way of life and your children and schools when they are teaching things that are inappropriate to our chil

the new warning for tourists who keep getting too close to the animals at yellowstone national park. and the heartworm moment between a father and son after the young baseball fan makes the catch of the day. from abc york this is america this morning. good morning, everyone . i'm andrew dymburt. happy monday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with that sonic boom. startling people in washington, d.c. and two states in the deadly plane crash that's connected to it all. the military says two fighter jets were sent to intercept a small plane after the aircraft entered restricted airspace over washington, d.c. the jet fighters traveled at supersonic speeds, causing a sonic boom that was heard in washington and parts of virginia and maryland. that aircraft later crashed. authorities reached the scene overnight as we learn more about the passengers and why the pilot may not have been responding. this morning, some near the nation's capitol are still rattled after a quiet sunday was interrupted with this was very jarring. we thought it was probably an earthquake, a sonic boom. startling r

this is northeast of yellowstone park. matt gutman is on the scene for us. >>> the chilling discovery tonight in massachusetts. a husband and wife celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary among three people found dead in their newton home. >>> the battle against weight. and tonight, early results from the pill version of ozempic. how it compares to the injectable form of the drug. >>> and america strong tonight. the little boy and the pool, and who suddenly jumped in. this is one surprise you won't forget. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, and it's great to be back with all of you at home. we are tracking those severe storms in the east at this hour. millions under watches and warnings. and dangerous heat in the south now turning deadly. the father and stepson in a national park who both died. ginger zee standing by here in a moment. >>> but we begin with vladimir putin, and that extraordinary challenge to putin's grip on powe

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the bison in yellowstone know cars come through.o that we're running on loop while we talk. i'm sure plenty of people have judgment for what we're seeing on this b-roll with the bison selfie but some people do believe like they are helping, like the incident involving the bison calf, the man was lifting the newborn from the river after it became separated from its mother. what is your advice for people who want to intervene if they think the animal is in distress? >> first of all, for people who do that, thank you, i appreciate you caring about wildlife. we need more of you because wildlife are in dire straits right now all over the planet. bison almost went extinct. they got down to a couple dozen in yellowstone park and it was animal lovers that brought them back. so the guy who did that, i'm sure he feels terrible because he thought he was trying to help this bison. if you download the app animal help now before you go anywhere, like do it now, you can put in a zip code or city and it will show you the closest wildlife rescuers.

but they're on it and they're working toward a better yellowstone.th, 2022 rivers and streams swelled well past the flood stage as storms dropped over a foot of rainfall on top of an already epic snowmelt. this event changed the path of the river in multiple locations. this is the biggest section that we lost. one year later, fox weather given unique access to the superintendent of yellowstone and the washed away roads left over from the disaster. well, so this is about a 750 foot section that we lost during the flood event last june. we lost 4 or 5 sections in this particular area. but this is the biggest and the most challenging to repair. in fact, the engineers looked at this very quickly and determined it was not repairable. officials scrambled and worked feverishly for over 36 hours to evacuate thousands from the park and conduct damage assessments. the law enforcement rangers and maintenance crews closed this road before this road collapsed , which undoubtedly saved lives . had they not closed it, you can see visitors could have very easily dri

how toxic is it in the yellowstone river? >> well, good morning.s of the train car are asphalt and molten sulfur, so they're actually fairly stable. products once they get into the cool air and cool water, they're actually solidifying, so they're staying relatively close to the incident. so it's going to turn out to be a fairly stable incident. two cars that that some hazardous materials actually stayed out of the water, and they're in good shape. rachel: tyrell, we've had train derailments in the news over the last few months, and it's been troubling. what did we learn from those trail derailments, and how did that help in dealing with this crisis that just happened at the yellowstone river? >> yeah, good morning. you know, i think for us we've learned that, you know, the immediate response is what's important. and, you know, from a county perspective protecting public health and safety was the number one priority for us. we were able to mobilize our units, work with state and federal agencies, and from our perspective their response has been grea

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. >> authorities in montana on the scene of saturday's train derailment in the yellowstone river sayshalt is still leaking from the train cars. the train was also carrying molten sulfur when a bridge collapsed at nine. cars are in the water, but officials said last night they do not expect any long term damage from that spill. abc's matt gutman is there along the yellowstone river here you can see these giant splotches of what appears to be asphalt in the sun. >> it gets sticky. now we're only about half a mile away from where that train derailed, dumping multiple rail cars with molten sulfur and asphalt into the pristine yellowstone river here. >> and right now, divers are trying to assess how much material spilled. no word yet, though, on the cause of that derailment. >> police outside of boston say they've captured the man who stabbed a husband and wife celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. the suspect in the murders of bruno and gilda d'amore and her 97 year old mother will face a judge today. their bodies were found in their home in newton. the suspect lived nearby and a ne

. >>> the urgent cleanup in montana, after a bridge collapse sent a freight train into the yellowstone river. the cars leaking sulfur and asphalt. the possible threat to drinking water. and did heavy rain weaken the bridge and cause the collapse? >>> and pride across america. from coast-to-coast, the lgbtq community celebrates. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with the efforts to explain some of the most bizarre 36 hours in recent russian history. vladimir putin's one-time alley, yevgeny prigozhin, stepping away from what was a certain armed confrontation. prigozhin's troops in celebrations after an announcement of a deal between prigozhin and the kremlin, brokered by the president of belarus. that unrest is widely believed to have left putin weakened and potentially vulnerable, as the invasion of ukraine grinds on. the wagner group is leaving the battlefield where the fight is intensifying. ukraine's 3rd separate assault brigade posted these images of trench warfare outside of bakhmut. the biden administration

>> the race to stop a possible environmental disaster after part of this train dropped into the yellowstone river. >>> and wild video from on board a royal caribbean cruise. the freak storm sending chairs flying and passengers sliding. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate snow. we begin tonight with the shock and the uncertainty now around the world after mercenary rebels called off their march on moscow, ending the biggest threat to the kremlin's power in decades. this just doesn't happen in vladimir putin's russia, not lately. while he has fend off an uprising now, there are many questions about his grip on power and what it means for putin's war in ukraine. president biden speaking late today with the ukrainian president and huddling with his own top advisers as we learn new details about what the u.s. knew and when. world leaders are just beginning to sift through the fallout of this revolt, one that lasted only about 24 hours. but understanding its impact could take months. our keir simmons has made his way to russia and starts u

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a woman trying to pet a bison at yellowstone. the new warning about a dangerous pattern at our national parks. >>> big break? the new rule that could help minimize deadly car crashes. ♪ can't get enough of your love babe ♪ >> and game, set, perfect match. we can't get enough of the tennis star who found love. it all started with the fan and this selfie on the streets of new york city. they're telling their ace love story to gma. [ cheers ] and we're hours away from the nba finals tipoff, and gma is in the mile high city with the huge surprise for a deserving fan. >> good morning america. >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. hope you're all doing well today. >> so much excitement for the nba finals would start tonight. the miami heat and denver nuggets are facing off in game 1. will reeve is already warming up. he's already warming up the court in denver. got his ticket there. he's got a big surprise for a deserving fan that you do not want to miss. >>

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often to get that perfect pic for social media here's erin mclaughlin >> reporter: tonight, in yellowstoneional park, relief after this near disaster and a warning to summer tourists. >> because a buffalo could have kicked all of their butts pretty easily and ate grass like three minutes later and not even been worried it. >> reporter: the harrowing encounter as a woman reaches out, posing for a photo and then -- wildlife experts say it's the latest example of a troubling trend -- tourists getting too close, some looking for that picture-perfect moment. >> by taking selfies we put them in danger, by getting close we put them in danger. >> reporter: this week a yellowstone park visitor pleaded guilty to a federal charge of disturbing wildlife and was fined a thousand dollars for helping a baby bison cross the river, which staff park allege possibly prompted the herd to reject the calf according to the staff officials, the abandoned bison baby was eventually euthanized because it was causing a hazardous situation by approaching cars and people the park now reminding visitors to stay at least

billings and just over 100 miles from yellowstone national park. it all started saturday morning after a freight train derailment and a bridge collapse. officials say a total of seven cars came off the tracks, four of them carrying molten sulfur and the other three with hot asphalt that leaked into the river, both hazardous materials. but we're also told that those solidified really fast when exposed to colder temperatures. the train owner, the montana trail link, said no injuries were reported, adding water treatment facilities in three cities, including billings, are taking emergency protective measures and there is no threat to life or property. federal officials, including the ntsb, are on the scene investigating and surveying the water. this latest incident raises fears about freight safety in the u.s. and taking place just several months after that massive train derailment in east palestine, ohio, extreme concerns about the chemicals that seeped into the water and air there. gio? >> gio: thank you so much. >>> we'll turn to an update on the s

a warning -- at yellowstone. yellowstone. >> a lot of people have the line of common sense put themselves and animals endangered. >> a woman reaching out to pet a bison only to scramble away to safety and this poor risk taking a self he just feet away from another bison. officials now sharing a new cautionary tale, investigating tourist that they say this memorial day weekend grabbed a baby elk and took it to the police station. >> not only could you get injured, but the animal could get injured or in trouble and you are hurting their chances for survival. >> coming up at 7:00, how officials are working to keep visitors and animals safe. drew: as we go from our east bay hills camera. blend of sun and clouds. a cooler afternoon. temperatures five to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, only 60's through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news.

thank you, brittany things right next on the news at 5, more warnings from yellowstone national parkials when it comes to how to treat. >> wildlife. >> this this is real. the bad behavior from park visitor. the trump to be alert. >> officials at yellowstone national park are urging visitors to protect wildlife. this comes after recent incidents that endangered animals, park officials there have been. saying these recent incidents are just, you know, people getting way too close to animals to take pictures. there was a report of a tourist. gave a newborn elko ride in their car and a man who pulled a struggling newborn bison calf out of a river that calf had to be euthanized in. the man was charged with disturbing wildlife. selfie with the bison might take the cake. there's also been an increase, the amount of collisions with cars that kill animals. that was lucky. in response officials plan to significantly increase speed enforcement. they say inside the park scientists in the uk have discovered air quality monitoring stations which test for pollution. >> they're actually picking up l

. >>> the air and water around yellowstone and the yellowstone river has been deemed safe. this after a train carrying hazardous material fell into the water. it happened on saturday near the town of columbus, montana. investigators attribute this to a collapsed bridge. this is a look at the aftermath. on sunday, investitigators s sa preleliminary tesesting of theer and a air didid not findd any g contaminating the area. a clean-up is still underway. >>> a full investigation into the cause of that submersible disaster near the site of the "titanic" is underway. official now trying to determine what went wrong that led to the deaths of all five people on board. nbc news's reporter is break down the developments. >> reporter: with the multinational inquiry already underway, the u.s. coast guard said it is convening a board of investigation. the highest body to figure out what caused the deep sea disaster involving the tie danielic touring submersible titan. >> the board will first and primarily work to determine the cause of this marine casualty and the five associated deaths

. >>> there's new information on that train derailment into the yellowstone river. that's next. >>> officials in montana are monitoring the air and water in the area where a freight train derailed and plunged into the yellowstone river on saturday after a brick collapsed. nine cars that were carrying hot asphalt and molten sulfur went into the river. officials say so far there's no threat to the public. a crane has been brought in to remove the cars while a dive team assesses the damage underwater. >>> members of the lgbtq+ community have found a way to when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> finally tonight, the dream of owning your own home seems out of reach for millions of americans, including those in the lgbtq+ community. in this pride month, cbs's li

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 a nce 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 washington p

. >>> another incident at yellowstone national park is prompting new warnings about getting too closewildlife, as tourists continue to take big risks in an effort to get that picture perfect photo. he h here's erin mclaughlin >> reporter: relief after this near disaster and a warning to summer tourists. >> the buffalo could have kicked all their butts pretty easily and ate grass three minutes later and not worried about it >> reporter: the harrowing encounter as a woman reaches out, posing for a photo, and then -- wildlife experts say it's the latest example of a troubling trend, tourists getting too close, some looking for that picture perfect moment. >> taking selfies putting them in danger. >> reporter: this week a yellowstone park visitor pleaded guilty to a federal charge of disturbing wildlife and fined a thousand dollars for helping a baby b baby bison cross a river the abandoned bison baby was eventually euthanized because it was causing a hazardous situation by approaching cars and people the park now reminding visitors to stay at least a hundred yards away from wolves and be

these efforts were also led by dedicated public servants like yellowstone national park superintendent. communities in southern montana rely on tourist traffic through yellow stone to survive. when floodwaters closed two entrances to the park, the superintendent sprung into action and accelerated the opening of the old gardner road restoring ak des to yellowstone four months after the floods. i spoke with countless montanans whose lives were turned upside-down by the floods and made it my mission to ensure leaders in washington support them. although our work to restore our gateway communities is far from over, i'm proud of the work we have done so far. i want to thank sheri, the superintendent, and the countless montanans who stepped up to help their communities during this difficult time. your work is an example of montana and is a privilege to represent you in the united states house of representatives. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now lech nies -- recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes mr. costa: ask unani

. >>> a bridge collapses in montana, sending a train plunging into the yellowstone river. fears the water may now be contaminated. >>> marches across the country on the anniversary of roe v. wade being overturned. and our report. have new abortion restrictions triggered a rise in adoption? >>> the brutal heat wave in texas. temperatures feel like they're hitting 120. >>> plus n new video of f a grof killer whaleles ramming ininto sailboat again. we hear from the sailors on board. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. the entire world was watching the chaotic scenes unfolding inside russia today with the very real possibility of a battle coming directly to moscow and the biggest threat to vladimir putin's hold on power yet. this was the scene inside russia today. explosions in cities and a private army marching through the streets, vowing to take the fight all the way to the capital. those rebel forces previously allied with putin and the russian military, even leading many of the battles in ukraine. but then that partnership sudd

an investigation is under way while cities halt water intake from the yellowstone river >>> a different contaminant is spreading in california's waters where an algae bloom wreaks havoc on local sea life. now scientists are concerned about keeping the deadly bloom out of our kitchens. >>> pride across america some of the largest lgbtq+ celebrations sent pride week's final weekend out with a bang. we will bring you along for the party. >>> and a real life hero refuses to let a life altering injury stop him from giving back to his community. why he says his loss is truly a blessing it's monday, june 26th "early today" starts right now glad you're with us. i'm frances rivera. >> and hi, everyone. i'm jessica layton a dramatic weekend in russia where yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the infamous wagner mercenary group staged perhaps the most serious challenge ever to vladimir putin's grip on power. let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent claudio lavanga this morning can you give us a recap of what's again on this weekend >> good morning, jessica well, yes, yevgeny prigozhin, the leade

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officials in yellowstone county had shut the water intake pumps for the time being and say the hazardousct will be limited. at the glastonbury festival, sir eltonjohn has taken to the pyramid stage — headlining the final day of the festival. he has suggested this will be his last uk performance on his farewell tour and said there couldn't be �*a more perfect ending' to his touring career. so on a perfect summer's evening in somerset — a huge army of sir elton's fans gathered, as our culture editor katie razzall reports. # i played the silver ball... spectacular from the very start. and opening with a song he hadn't performed live in ten years. # that deaf, dumb and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball... it's what the weekend has been building towards. eltonjohn on the pyramid stage, for the final uk date of his farewell tour. the crowds are stretching way into the distance, and people further in have been here since this morning. it was all about claiming a spot near the front, and paying tribute to a performer with a love of flamboyant outfits. a rocket man who, before tonight, had neve

products near the yellowstone river.ppened this morning in a sparsely populated area about 40 miles west of billings. officials say several agencies are assisting in the incident. the river was high due to heavy recent rains, but it's unclear at this point if that contributed to the bridge collapse. nobody was hurt. the cause is under investigation. san jose mayor matt mehan says the city is cracking down on its open air drug markets. he delivered the message today outside a 7-eleven store in downtown san jose, a place he says has become a hotspot for drug dealing. we're here today to send a very clear message to san jose is to have trucks. we will be arrested and processed here. the mayor says drug buyers will be provided treatment and drug sellers will be arrested. his announcement comes as san jose's police department faces short staffing and slipping response times. mayor mehan says the city is working to solve those problems . well bay area weather temperatures today not change it around too much, just some 60s and

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more than 4 million people visit yellowstone each year.let's get your check of your forecast. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero. the bay bridge got some wind going on out there. but nice blue skies looking this direction. that's the beauty of the bay area. ca one direction. it's completely fogged up another one. we've got blue skies and sunshine. yes, but we are getting wider spread. blue skies quicker today, which is quite nice compared to where we were yesterday. i wanted to start with a quick look at national. >> weather today. just kind of show you. we do have a severe threat, meaning tornadoes, this area in yellow that you see in the southeast. that is a tornado watch. that goes until 5 o'clock today. >> and you might notice alabama, couple little red boxes. those are actual tornado warnings, meaning that they've got a storm on the ground right now that could be causing very big damage. also, the northeast air quality has improved happy to say they're in either good or moderate across the northeast. now the recovered from

officials in yellowstone county have shut down water intake pumps for the time being, but said that hemited. you are watching bbc news. there is always more on our website. thank you for your company and i will see you soon. hello. we ended the weekend with some very big contrasts in our weather. across many northern parts of the uk, the heavens opened — downpours in places with thunder and lightning, gusty winds, too. this is what it looked like earlier on the satellite image as that cold front swept across the country and you can see where all lightning has been. this is now mostly out to sea and the skies have cleared across many western areas. all the while, further south in lincolnshire, temperatures reached 32.2 celsius. and many will be pleased to hear that the week ahead is looking a lot fresher, but it will be a changeable one with some rain at times for our parks and gardens. let's have a look at the forecast, then, as we head through monday. that weather front is now well out to sea, and behind it, we've got these fresher atlantic conditions, so in the morning, belfast, 12 c

big news on the future of "yellowstone."t the hit show's creator is now revealing about kevin costner's departure and the arrival of matthew mcconaughey. we've got your roundup today, thursday, june 22nd, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> well, good morning. good to see you. welcome to today. it's thursday morning, 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. >> we do. >> a lot to get to, including that devastating tornado overnight in matador, texas. the death toll growing overnight. many homes and businesses destroyed as residents and rescuers sort through the rubble. we will have a live report, straight ahead. >>> but first the search in the north atlantic. the day began with the u.s. coast guard estimating that missing submersible, "titan," will run out of air right around this very time. 4:08 pacific time, nearly three hours ago. >> some experts said it is possible the five passengers may have been able to conserve their air so they could

if they do watch yellowstone and if they think they know all there is to know they don't. and i will tell you another thing i liked kevin costner better when he made baseball movies in the state out of politics. i would like to say that for the people of washington, d.c. as well. i wouldti like to thank you for inviting meod to be with you today. thank you, god bless the west. god bless the united states of america. thank you. please welcome united states representative. ♪♪ it is so wonderful to be with you and back in colorado after being in the swamp for weeks and weeks it is wonderful to actually shake hands with people that know how to put them to work. here at the western conservative summit i haven't noticed any men in lipstick or addresses so i guess that means they aren't a serving bud light. [laughter] but we are here gathered because we love our country and freedom and we believe there is still something here thatth is worth fighting for. our founding fathers were men of faith and they put their faith on the line. they trusted in one another and pledged to one an

this herd of bison could cross the highway in yellowstone national park. from inside your car. visitors are required to stay 25 yards away from animals like bison and elk. reggie: apple is celebrating what is being called the company's biggest product launch in many years. the company unveiled a division pro, a virtual and augmented headset designed to compete with oculus. they call it most ambitious project. robin roberts spoke with tim cook on the new technology. >> you can see, hear interact with digital content in your physical space. this is a huge idea. you can use your apps and they can be any size you want. you can immerse yourself in movies, tv shows, sports and feel like you are right there. reggie: much more w interview -- with robin's interview is coming up on "gma," and her review after she got to try on the device. jobina: what would you want to see? kumasi: if i am playing music and i put it on, and i transported to a concert? can i see the artist? that would bring me joy. jobina: i like that. reggie: it is going to have disney plus content

even if they do watch yellowstone and think they know about cowboys they don't. i will tell them another thing. i really like kevin costner much better when he made baseball movies and stay out of politics. i would like to say something to other people in washington dc as well. i want to thank you all for inviting me to be with you today. thank you, god bless the west, god bless the united states of america and thank you. >> please welcome united states representative from colorado's third congressional district, representative lahren boebert. ♪♪ >> it is so wonderful to be here with you. it is great to be back in colorado after being in the swamp for weeks and weeks. it is wonderful to actually shake hands with people who know how to put them to work. men, gentlemen, your hands are a lot rougher than the hands that are squishy and soft in washington dc. i noticed a lot of ruggedness here at the western conservative summit, lost of western hats, boots. i haven't noticed any men in lipstick or dresses so that means they are not serving bud light. but we are here g

a dangerous move all for a selfie we should call this i wish this did not happen but it did at yellowstonel park in wyoming. this woman was caught on video standing right next to a bison, all just to shoot a selfie. she's doing it for the gram, the national park service warns that bison are unpredictable and animals that attack people may need to be euthanized. so if it did attack her, yeah, not a great ending, though. no fault of the animals here. they advise staying at least 25 yards from bison. that is about the length of five cars. and by the way, if i saw this selfie, i would not be more impressed, because you're basically standing on top of it. no, it would be if you were five car lengths away, it would be an instant unfollow for me. yeah. next, speaking of getting close to wildlife, check out this manta ray whisperer. this happened under the sea in the maldives. this scuba diver was caught on camera by her fellow divers, coaxing that giant manta ray to swim directly toward her jewels. casey, who captured the video, says her dive buddy fern uses a special technique to woo the gentle

new this morning, the air and water around yellowstone and yellowstone river has been deemed safe after a train carrying a hazardous material that fell into the water. it happened on saturday near the town of columbus, montana. investigators attribute this to a collapsed bridge. you can see the aftermath there. on sunday investigators say that a preliminary testing of the water and air didn't find any gases contaminating the area, but a cleanup is still under way. >>> a bay area woman finally has answers after her husband was reported missing while fighting in the vietnam war. >> scientists were able to identify his remains >>> the >>> the bay bridge, continues with the backup. back to you. >>> 6:22. our climate in crisis is posing a new challenge to toxic algae as a new potential to threaten sea life off the california coast. coast. >> next on ♪ cyberarattacks onn public infrastruructure threatenen the instititutions we all relely on. major enenterprisess aroundnd the worldld, healthcarere companieses, enerergy companinies, small bubusinesses,, governrnments. -when ththese organinizati

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