>> we did one on yellowstone itself.e all enjoy them, they are rarely do we understand how they came to be -- very rarely do we understand how they came to be. it is a story about how men and women can make a difference through a force of well and we saw that in yellowstone. the documentary and how this guy , against all odds said wait a second i'm here to destroy this one, i'm going to find more gold. he looked at this place and said, no i can do that! we can do that. he went against the roughest, toughest people in the century at that point. copper, gold and railroad. he said i don't think we should do this and somehow beyond belief, beyond the odds, he was able to convince congress and a story that allows him to go much deeper. he did change things and he thought he would do it as a young man. i think we have to believe in that ourselves and sometimes it takes story like these, that show us that we can make a difference. billions of people have now enjoyed these national parks and when you think about yosemite, someti

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>> we did one on yellowstone itself the national park and while we all enjoy them, very rarely do we's like are we ever going to make a difference in our lives, i asked myself that, everybody does. there's 8 billion of us on this planet now, what we do? but it is a story about how men and women can really make a difference through force of will and we saw that in yellowstone. >> will: catch my full interview with kevin costner tomorrow, we talk about politics and movies, values and movies, you will see that we had some technological issues that we embraced and i love here on the "will cain show." so thanks for joining us here, as we get to the heart of what matters from the heart of america. we will see you tomorrow. enjoy "the five." >> j

there are panda reserves in china three times the size of yellowstone. because of this program, there are more pandas on the planet, more quality panda habitat in the wild and pandas have gone from being in danger to vulnerable. david: one problem pandas have is their ability to reproduce is the most limited or most challenging in the entire animal world. i think the female panda can only reproduce a short period of time, only one day a year so the male has to show up at the right time. how does that work? brandie: the female has a narrow window where she is reproductively viable but the males go through something called rut, which is much longer. months that can overlap multiple females, the males are looking for a mate. they are sent to marketing, covering a large territory. they are looking for a mate and advertising to females they would be a great father to their cubs. david: many vips i assume call you up and say i would like to bring my grandchildren, children, go myself to see pandas. do you get a lot of that? brandie: the thing i love the most i

places like zion national forest, yosemite, yellowstone, the grand canyon, the great smoky mountains, the everglades sites that draw more than 300 million visitors a year. joining us now, senior vice president of government affairs for the national parks conservation association, kristen bringle. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> who have they eliminated? what do these people do? >> there were. >> a thousand national park staff eliminated on friday. and these are folks who do everything from trail maintenance to visitor services to custodial work in the parks, and even wastewater treatment operators were let go last week. so we're just very concerned about all of the staff who were let go and how this is going to hurt, potentially hurt the parks going into the spring break and summer. >> there's 325 million visitors a year to the national parks, which are all over this country. how do you accommodate all of those visitors? i know there have already been issues accommodating visitors to some of the more popular national parks, because there just aren't enough staff eve

yellowstone to yosemite with kevin costner. series explores the region's rich indigenous american legacy. i don't know what that word is. yellowstone to yosemite, available on fox nation tomorrow. serendipitous. serendipitous. came out of nowhere tonight. jesse watters, prime time. i was right. >> oh, i love that segment. >> i could. >> have that segment. >> hunters in germany competed in a national deer calling championship to see who would best imitate a red deer. watch here. >> that's a moose. >> oh. >> that is. >> that is definitely not a cat. anyway, that's all i got. jessica. >> people are so weird. >> i'm 40 year old. lebron james has officially become the oldest player to score 40 points in an nba game. after scoring 42 in last night's win against the golden state warriors. with just 49 seconds left to go. record previously held by michael jordan from 2003. but he's not just the oldest player to secure the historic record. he was also the youngest player to do it. >> wow. >> courtside. >> 58th row. >> she was. she's in

be in a southern us on particular out the rest of these on the email, because what am i to go to yellowstone asking all it does is go to the 7600 specialist. so somebody probably says thrown reconciliation between subs and most of them distributor needs. his sense of being unsuccessful. the list is how they found a voltage then prime minister silvio is welcome became distributed. he said, the owner, the memory of the most of them dead at the we don't get up to the possibly need 3 since you have this book, you just getting it showing you the videos, you mean much to the you have to go through most visual bureau opens, you get that as well, because those are the cut out of the, from my, these changes. so, you know, stuff that will go to the machine is at this point, the deep ones. this deal also ways that costs lovely an interview on the pricing globally. nicholas us out of that one kind of do before, that is the what show we had in the cbs assembly to voice the one that us cuz of my guy at the newport slip, just rather than in colorado, which was always in low drugs in 1995, when he resigned

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what am i to guardian, i go to yellowstone asking all to go in there instead of just any special. so somebody probably says thrown reconciliation between subs and most of the distributor needs his sofa being unsuccessful. the list is how they sound a vocation. then prime minister sylvia was welcomed, came to spread the needs of the owner, the memory of the most of them dead at them. oh, we don't get up. is it possibly need green? so if you have this book, you just get an issue and use media was immune lot. so the blessing most visual bureau open to get that as well because those are the cut out of the, from my, these changes. so the federal ago, the machine is either going to be on this deal. so what is that customer already in an interview on global nicholas testing, you've been out of the one country before. that is the would show when you get in the c, b a some with your voice in the one that i schedule my guy at the newport slip rather than colorado, which was always a mode rich in 1995, when he resigned the presidency of republicans since go under pressure from the west, i'm

and then you still go below yellowstone, which was the name of which i was not promised. if you do, i go to, it's a great new, great emotion. i student, i mean it's kind of why is that through? as grading you go for, stay to me and then we'll probably associates a sort of no, not feeling yet domestic or problem. you have the notion bullet that if we're doing this most of us, okay. of us. the when the on the we will hear the boy bloom going down my number really, my username is the oldest mothers. yeah. i'm the new rolling where you were on the stumbling about it, but it was an invaluable with the holes i took off. now. can you go right at them, but not showing you've been a little late in yourself? i'm the whole over a desire with you there. misquoted us to the installed it as i was doing. i don't have any. let me don't let me go. national pin. i'm especially in session the board where it does not have drilling, if the desktop got but, but not to the, the, you know, the list yesterday. and that should only be just your fault that i could show it. actually, my goodness, i

today grizzly bears in yellowstone, they are thriving.y're thriving so much that they're now doing great damage to our livestock and to our wildlife. in 2022, the u.s. fish and wildlife service said that there was, quote, substantial scientific or commercial information to warrant local control, not the heavy hand of washington but local control. yet the grizzly bear remains under washington's control and that is despite the best data and our state's success. this issue isn't science. it's politics. there are partisan liberal judges who refuse to listen to scientific evidence. the evidence shows that the grizzly are fully recovered. the previous administration didn't want to give up control. it's kind of how the biden administration did it. so on its way out the door, the final weeks, it threw sand in the gears of change. the biden administration reject ed at the midnight hour wyoming's good ghaith efforts and management plans. they did it just before leaving office. the decision was wrong. it was wrong for the grizzly bear population and

they are delighted when they learn yellowstone is mostly in wyoming, and they love being in the cowboy state. their dollars flow into our state taking tourism our second most important revenue generating sector, and our largest employer by far. it's also an industry helping to keep our young people here. tourism is on the rise in wyoming and these dollars help to fray the cost we might otherwise have to be as wyoming citizens. the industry has been invaluable as an offset during lean times. the department of commerce bureau of economic analysis found that outdoor recreation contributed 2.2 billion wyoming's economy in 2023, placing our state fifth nationally in this sector. it's an invisible economy which provides jobs statewide and diversifies revenue streams. the steps we take to keep have and will continue to pay us back. we can't afford to neglect or to vandalize this fundamental and the stork leg of our economic security. our way of life, our economy, and our safety depends on infrastructure. roads sometimes fail unexpectedly. such was the case in the early hours of june 8. wyomin

>> jesse: the first episode of yellowstone is available on fox nationello, kevin is the star fm glacier of the front of the park as he retraces the journey that reshaped america. tonighght,sse t 'jesse watters primetime' donnie asked people into the city about foreign aid moneoneyy... to one of the government is putting $43 millioingn on a gas station in afghanistan of that did not even wort evk.o >> what? you have to be kidding me. >> jesse: send it here, we needed over here. >> judge jeanine: you ever know somebody who can sleep anywhere anytime m tak? this may take the cake, thishi little boy found by his mom taking a nap on his pony. meanwhile he stands still as a tstatue, trying his best not tk wake his body to let him sleep. it is must be past her bedtime.n >> jessicaia: very quickly these california wildfires left a heartfelhet note over the palisades residence, telling him how they were able to save his homeme. he got the note. very sweet.rs that is it's tonight. >> i think just the spirit of the country. the

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

by the way, another programming note, today watch part ii of kevin cost costner's special yellowstonep on the show, former acting director of national institutes of health abruptly resigned from his post. dr. lauren led nih during part of the covid-19 pandemic and faced scrutiny over his agency funding gain of research function in china. we'll bring you the full story. rfk jr. thanking god after being sworn in as secretary of health and human services. >> prayed that god would put me in a position to end the childhood health epidemic in the country and last year god sent me trump. ashley: next guest is called make america healthy again mom and what she wants to see rfk jr. do in his new position, and that is next. ♪ planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 20% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 20% at pods dot com today. it's a smart move to get a second opinion. you do it when you're looking for a contractor. you definitely do it with medical advice

in a small town along the yellowstone river, there is an aging levy, a source of concern for years.ith the resources of the disaster resiliency fund, we can reinforce the levy, protecting homes and businesses from potential flooding. this isn't just about preventing disaster, though, it's about giving our communities and people the peace of mind they deserve. while we propose these critical investments for our future, we remain committed to fiscal responsibility. our budget is not unlike the budgets of montana families. they spend within their means. so do we. they spend on what they need. so do we. if they have extra money, they invested into long-term projects , like fixing a leaky roof or replacing a failing heating system. or buying a new refrigerator. so do we. with our schools, roads, bridges, and correctional system , our budget is balanced and it keeps spending growth under inflation and maintains a strong ending fund balance to protect against economic uncertainty. we avoid cuts to essential services. working with legislators, many of you in 2021 and 2023 enacted conservati

>> jesse: first episode of the limited series yellowstone yosemite on fox nation.taposed the judge's favorites word with costner's active exploration of the park as he retraces the journeys that changed america. available on fox nation. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," johnny asked some people in the city about some of this foreign aid money. listen. >> the government is spending $43 million on a gas station in afghanistan that didn't even work. what? >> you got to be kidding me. >> send it here. we need it over here. >> jesse: send it over here that's what they said. >> judge jeanine: have you ever known someone who can sleep anywhere, any time? this one might take the cake. this little boy named towns was found by his mom taking a nap on his pony, jag. meanwhile jag stands still as a statue, head against the trailer trying his best not to wake his buddy townsend and let him sleep. it must past temperature bedtime. >> dana: oh. very good. jessica? >> jessica: california firefighters left a noted in the mailbox of a palisades resident telling them how they were

story about how men and women can really make a difference through force of will and we saw that in yellowstone. >> will: catch my full interview with kevin costner tomorrow, we talk about politics and movies, values and movies, you will see that we had some technological issues that we embraced and i love here on the "will cain show." so thanks for joining us here, as we get to the heart of what matters from the heart of america. we will see you tomorrow. enjoy "the five." >> jesse: hello, and jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ ♪ fox news alert, a delta air lines airport from minneapolis to flipping upside down after landing in toronto's pearson airport and canada. let's go to eric shawn for the latest. eric. >> look at that, really a passenger jet on its back flipped over a dramatic and shocking site. looking at the delta connection crash at the pearson airport it ended with that airliner as you can see belly up on the frigid and snowy runway. thankfully no one was hurt in this crash,

i've been till yellowstone but never yosemite i'd love to go. >> sandra: that would be good i'm goingwith treasury secretary live and i'll join him after. thank you for joining us and sandra smith. >> john: i'm john robert spear the story with martha begins no

be in studio to tell us what to expect in the second and, by the way, final season of the hit "yellowstone3." all that and more at 7:00. >>> in the south bay, hundreds of students got the opportunity to attend the musical the adventures of tom sawer. the theater in san jose this weekend. lots of kid energy. the first time many of them you see there had a chance to go to the theater or even see a show or a musical. students got a chance to say hi to all the kids in the show, ask them questions during intermission. it was a lot of fun for the kids in the cast who this is their favorite thing, they get excited and interact and meet the kids that are there. sometimes for the very first time. look at those kids out and about in san jose. >> just to put a fine point on this, the purpose and value of that whole story is the fact that these kids normally wouldn't get to go and see that production and be exposed to that. >> it's really -- >> because of money. >> it's an opportunity. it's so many different types of kids from different areas. >> right. >> a lot of them in the south bay. it's the firs

yellowstone yosemite available on fox nation tomorrow. serendipitous. came outs of nowhere. >> jessica: the whole show? >> dana: hunters in germany competed in national deer calling championship who would best inimitate a deer. >> moose. >> that is definitely not a cat. that's all i got. >> jessica: people are so weird. >> 40-year-old lebron james has officially become the oldest player to score 40 points nba game 42 last night's did game against the golden warriors. record previously held by michael jordan from 2003. but he is not just the oldest player to secure the historic record e weighs also the youngest player to do it. >> wow. >> jesse: courtside? she is in the rafters. >> dana: all right. judge? >> judge jeanine: okay. it's time for okay. so, here is doodle caught in the act herself. looking rather proud of her work, which was stolen from my% as soon as i got home from the "the five" yesterday. for all those years i thought the dog ate my homework was a line of crap? it's true. >> dana: turns out your children weren't lying, doodle all along. that's it for us. have

that version, that vision of america is really something that has been embraced by america, from "yellowstonery music, it has all been big and i don't think it started in 2024. i don't know when it started. but it does feel like you are at a bit of a high watermark -- i hope not. i hope it keeps going. in fact, people will continue to be drawn to that movie version of america. >> it hadn't just started, like you said, i think even when i did a song with carly pearce, i was like even wondering if i really, really country song was going to maybe be popular, you know? either way, i loved the song and i was happy, so excited to do it, and then i was like, blown away with the response, so i have seen it changing like you are talking about, with tv, just the whole world, country music has been on top for a long time, really, but other versions of country music, but sort of the roots of country music, it's come back to be not just a popular thing, but i think something that people are craving. i think they're just craving real and honesty and, you know, god and country, but like meaning that when yo

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i've been till yellowstone but never yosemite i'd love to go. >> sandra: that would be good i'm going to watch that and also brett's interview with treasury secretary live and i'll join him after. thank you for joining us and sandra smith. >> john: i'm john robert spear the story with martha begins n now. >> martha: all right thank you john and sandra good afternoon everybody i am martha maccallum and this is the story. what happened win we were on the air yesterday is like nothing we have ever seen. 's and win the plane's landing of felt like it landed too hard. going too fast but this time it was. this delta endeavor flight landed hard to act breaking and skidding and wings snapping off. passengers hanging upside down by their seat belts, this was a nightmare that was indeed vary real for all these people. the view from above shows one of the wings separate and lying on the ground. amazingly and miraculously all 80 of the people on this flight made it out alive. some or dealing with injuries that are said to be not too bad. a passenger shot this video's. i mean this is extraordinary

as if yellowstone had a reporter. >> steve: you think that's cool where lawrence is riding the hollersd have seen the camera guy backwards on the horse. >> ainsley: didn't brian do that you had to turn around and riding it backwards on air? >> brian: yeses, thank you very much for reminding me. >> ainsley: from texas. you can show us. >> brian: everyone has to ride a horse in texas before you get a license. i just made that up. >> steve: we know. >> ainsley: really? >> brian: you talk about comprehensive. ric grenell goes down there. >> ainsley: how hall of fame was that. >> comes back with hostages. maduro trying to stay in power. lost the election by 08-20. 20% of the people by gunpoint probably voted for him. don't dismiss marco rubio's visit to pa panama. forget about hong kong deal with china you are going to get rid of that darien gap. that's where they are crossing. he is saying you better enforce that the thing is america has been wrong. we have been ignoring central and south america really since the reagan days. that was only because the sandinistas and the nicaragua and the

. >> and get your yellowstone fix with harrison ford and helen mirren season 2 of the dutton family prequelming begins sunday on paramount. plus, they sounded like nothing else in new documentaries this week. take a deep dive into the musical legacy. >> of sly and the family stone, sly lives is on hulu. now currently on disney. plus, harlem ice takes a look at a figure skating team from harlem blazing new trails. >> a court of gold goes behind the scenes with the u.s. olympic basketball team as they try to take gold on the court in paris. see it on netflix. and finally, for laughs. funny man, george lopez returns with his new special george lopez movie cut the leeco now on amazon prime in chicago. i'm richards. >> city leaders buzzing with excitement after a pretty busy weekend in the city by the bay. now you have stat state senator scott wiener was pushing for bill he hopes is going to help revitalize san francisco. the bill aims to bring new bars and restaurants area around in square. and the moscow, center offer 20 new liquor license for now. the licenses are being cocked. low-cost lawma

. >> with their spirit and the heart and their mind that places like yosemite yellowstone, the grand canyon and zion belong to them. >> we will continue to honor black history month every thursday with stories from all around the bay area and also make sure you tune in for our special honoring black history on february 27th at 06:30pm. it's hosted by our very own noelle bellow and reyna harvey. let's see what's happening outside right now. here's a look at that stuff out. lots of gray clouds out there. things are very active in the weather center. today's we want to find what's going on with meteorologist kyla grogan high. they are yes. so obviously we've got cloud cover that you can see bay area wide, but take your eye to mount tam and you see the wind that is up there at elevation. that wind is starting work its way down to the surface. and as we get later into the day, >> we will be under a wind advisory right now. all is calm. but boy, you take your eye to the north bay and you really see some of those clouds look like they are ready to bring some rain pretty soon here. we're goi

. >> of us, when we go to our national parks, whether it's yellowstone or yosemite or the everglades, we we start off our trip at the visitor center and we, uh, use the bathroom there. we ask a park ranger about the trip. we figure out where we're going to go for the day. this cut could mean that visitor centers have to close more often. the bathroom bathrooms won't be accessible. that, uh, visitors won't have enough rangers to speak to about their trip. and this this sort of, um. puts visitors in a tight spot. it, um, makes it a little bit less friendly and welcoming when you go to the national parks. and one of the things that we're really worried about are if people don't have everything they need when they're in the park, uh, there won't be enough search and rescue folks to help them if they are in need. >> and, kristen, what can be done? i've seen that some other organizations are speaking with with employees if they want to bring litigation. um, what are you all considering doing about these findings or these firings? how do you fight it? well. >> we want congress to step in. we

you want to turn up with your family at yellowstone, and there's no one there to check your ticket. >i think it's also because this is mostly outside of this beltway bubble, that this has the potential for more resonance. right? when you test how people feel favorably or unfavorably about a range of different federal agencies. i mean, the national parks are something that is so unifying and brings people together. and again, it's outside of this bubble. and so do i think that most americans feel a ton of sympathy for someone who has a white collar, middle management job in the bureaucracy, who now is going to be furloughed. i really don't think that your average voter has as much sympathy, but for, hey, what are you doing to these folks who are working at these parks? the local rangers? am i going to be able to go on my vacation? i do think that there's. >> and by the way, they would care if that person in the office in washington is signing a check for them. i might just say that that might that might factor into their thoughts. >> in. >> terms of. >> i hear you. yeah, i hear you. >>

a lot of folks discovered it and they watched yellowstone and people are coming moving to our state it's a an amazing state. agricultural is our top economic driver in montana, produce some of the highest quality crops, best live stock in the country and the world. our farmers and our ranchers are truly some of the most effective environmental stewards in insuring we have a safe food supply chain in the world. i share your view that protecting the integrity and safety of our food supply is utmost importance. i appreciate the research happening in places like montana state university to help farmers produce residual, healthy and safe crops as well as their agricultural practices. you mentioned you were a 4 h kid growing up. i think our 4 h kids are some of the best in america. my question for you, mr. kennedy is if confirmed, as i'm listening to my farmers and ranchers talk about the future. will you commit to working collaboratively with partners at usda at the relevant federal agencies as well as our montana farmers and ranchers before implementing any policy that might affect or impact

you watch the show "yellowstone" and people are moving to our state. it's an amazing place.as you know, agriculture is our top economic driver in montana. we produce some of the highest-quality crops, the best livestock in the country in the world. our farmers and ranchers are truly some of the most effective environmental stewards in ensuring we have a safe food supply chain in the world. i share your view that protecting the integrity and safety of our food supply is utmost importance. i appreciate the research in places like montana state university to help farmers produce resilient, healthy, and safe crops, as well as their agriculture practices. you were a 4-h kid growing up. those are some of the best kids in america. my question for you, mr. kennedy, is -- if confirmed -- as i'm listening to my farmers and ranchers talk about the future, will you commit to working collaboratively with partners at usda, at the relevant federal agencies and are montana farmers and ranchers before if limiting any policy that might affect or impact food supplies? mr. kennedy: absolutely i