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i am abby this is yellowstone national park. mmemorate 150 anniversary of the park with its breadth taking features and the beauty that the west has to offer in wyoming. we'll look at the culture and event that attracts people from the world. onone that county spend years preparing for then fly fishing, then a glimpse of a fox nation special series posted by kevin costner here iniol lo yellow stone, it is a true "national treasure." i location with roll in pre serving our nation's park. grant signs the yellowstone national protection law in 1872, and the park's attendance has grown exponentially in 2020, 5 million visitors entered the gates of the park, making it one of the most popular adventures. this year we're lucky enough to see it in all of its glory. but first important to see how we got here, it began at world's largest outdoor rodeo. ♪ ♪ here in america, rodeos have been around since 1800s. and ever since then, they have been emblematic of hard working american. as if every day ranch skills were not difficult enough, her
i am abby this is yellowstone national park. mmemorate 150 anniversary of the park with its breadth taking features and the beauty that the west has to offer in wyoming. we'll look at the culture and event that attracts people from the world. onone that county spend years preparing for then fly fishing, then a glimpse of a fox nation special series posted by kevin costner here iniol lo yellow stone, it is a true "national treasure." i location with roll in pre serving our nation's...
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expedition back in 1871 who eventually discovered this land that would eventually become yellowstone national parkthat is very exciting for us as well as if you love the fictional show yellowstone i think you'll love this also. >> brian: abby we can get yours today? >> yes, today, you can start streaming it right now after fox and friends or maybe on the commercials. >> brian: i'll start on it the commercials i promise. >> ashley: perfect. >> ainsley: thank you so much. brian said it was one of his favorite vacations ever. did you stay at a hotel there or just a day. >> we stayed at the yellowstone hotel, an historic place, the oldest hotel that's still standing in a national park. so like i said, you get the history and the beauty and that's the perfect combination to have that. >> ainsley: what do you do with your family during the day? do you just walk around and see the land? do they have activities for the kids. >> brian: buffalos. >> there are so many buffalos, you hit the nail on the head. there are tours, you can walk around a lot of pikes, discover all the hydro thermal features and you c
expedition back in 1871 who eventually discovered this land that would eventually become yellowstone national parkthat is very exciting for us as well as if you love the fictional show yellowstone i think you'll love this also. >> brian: abby we can get yours today? >> yes, today, you can start streaming it right now after fox and friends or maybe on the commercials. >> brian: i'll start on it the commercials i promise. >> ashley: perfect. >> ainsley: thank you so...
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centerpieces of our national park system and tourists can see what this park has to offer. >> reporter: nestled in the northwest corner of wyoming with borders in idaho and montana, yellowstonesers like the world famous old faithful. and the heritage of its american indian partners. >> that's been a really big part of our 150th commemoration. partnering with american indian tribes and having them back on the landscape here in yellowstone and interacting directly with visitors. >> reporter: 2022 brought hardship. in june, a devastating flood ripped through the northern part of the park after unprecedented rain. >> it's a 1 in 500-year event. >> reporter: the water knocking out power, washing away roads and forcing the park to close its north entrance. >> you can see it's a normal road then suddenly it's a 60-foot drop into the river. >> reporter: federal and local officials jumping into action turning an old single lane stagecoach path into this newly paved road allowing the north entrance to re-open to visitors earlier this month and this winter season all roads lead to the mammoth hot springs, one of the most active geologic areas on earth. >> to have it open will be wonder
centerpieces of our national park system and tourists can see what this park has to offer. >> reporter: nestled in the northwest corner of wyoming with borders in idaho and montana, yellowstonesers like the world famous old faithful. and the heritage of its american indian partners. >> that's been a really big part of our 150th commemoration. partnering with american indian tribes and having them back on the landscape here in yellowstone and interacting directly with visitors....
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stuart: when did yellowstone become america's first national park?me. he claims to know the correct answer to this. why don't you go first. >> it is kind of cheating because i saw something coming in kevin costner, 150th celebration for yellowstone, has to make it 1872. stuart: i will guess 1830. ashley what you got? >> i was going for 1872, i'm not kidding, lying. that is correct. stuart: that is correct. 1872. ulysses s grant signed on to the yellowstone national park. time is up. jackie deangelis in for neil, independent l. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis in fo
stuart: when did yellowstone become america's first national park?me. he claims to know the correct answer to this. why don't you go first. >> it is kind of cheating because i saw something coming in kevin costner, 150th celebration for yellowstone, has to make it 1872. stuart: i will guess 1830. ashley what you got? >> i was going for 1872, i'm not kidding, lying. that is correct. stuart: that is correct. 1872. ulysses s grant signed on to the yellowstone national park. time is up....
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so that includes all the glaciers in yellowstone national park which saw unprecedented flooding earlier the last remaining glaciers in and k -- after africa. the basic question, doctor, is why should people care? do they see an many immediate impact in their daily lives? >> there's a number of reasons why people should care. i mean, you just mentioned yosemite and yellowstone. those are iconic locations. the glacier is an important part of the appeal of the national parks. there's a local scale tourism for the u.s., i suppose. glaciers around the world are really important for water supply. so it's estimated maybe as many as 1 billion people will rely at least to some extent on glaciers for melt water. it's for irrigation for crops and drinking and for hydropower as well. those glaciers need to be there to melt a little bit during the dry season and during the summer to continue to supply water and other reasons. other reasons glaciers are really important, they almost physically hold up the sides of mountains for some reason. as they shrink and thin, you might expect the landscape loos
so that includes all the glaciers in yellowstone national park which saw unprecedented flooding earlier the last remaining glaciers in and k -- after africa. the basic question, doctor, is why should people care? do they see an many immediate impact in their daily lives? >> there's a number of reasons why people should care. i mean, you just mentioned yosemite and yellowstone. those are iconic locations. the glacier is an important part of the appeal of the national parks. there's a local...
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stuart: when did yellowstone become america's first national park? there's your choices on the screen. now, ken golden is with me. he claims to know the correct answer to this. why don't you go first. >> it is kind of cheating because i saw something coming in kevin costner, 150th celebration for yellowstone, has to make it 1872. stuart: i will guess 1830. ashley what you got? >> i was going for 1872, i'm not kidding, lying. that is correct. stuart: that is correct. 1872. ulysses s grant signed on to the yellowstone national park. time is up. jackie deangelis in for neil, independent l. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto. is the time for that sell operation right now? we'll look at some of the world's most valuable companies are doing in this turbulent economy. republicans are one seat away from claiming control of the house and the party will be holding internal elections today to decide who went the party leader. congressman kevin mccarthy being met by some headwinds from members of his own party. another judge blocking president biden
stuart: when did yellowstone become america's first national park? there's your choices on the screen. now, ken golden is with me. he claims to know the correct answer to this. why don't you go first. >> it is kind of cheating because i saw something coming in kevin costner, 150th celebration for yellowstone, has to make it 1872. stuart: i will guess 1830. ashley what you got? >> i was going for 1872, i'm not kidding, lying. that is correct. stuart: that is correct. 1872. ulysses s...
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national parks, yosemite and yellowstone.one of the most valuable indicators of climate change, because they are visible. we can see with our eyes, the retreat of a glacier. >> reporter: the report finds that one-third of the planet's glaciers identified by the united nations as locations of significance are set to disappear. and scientists warn the impact will be felt a world away. >> glaciers retreat is contributing to about 5% of global sea level rise. the impact of this melting could be seen in our daily lives through, for instance, floods, as well as the coastal erosion and even tsunamis. >> reporter: glacier melt was believed to have contributed to two catastrophic floods this summer. at yellowstone national park, torrential rain and abnormally warm temperatures caused a wave of snow melt. and flooding. and in pakistan, a monsoon rainfall coupled with heat in the region triggered deadly flooding. >> quite a sobering report by our rene marsh, thank you for that. >>> still to come, it is the final countdown to election da
national parks, yosemite and yellowstone.one of the most valuable indicators of climate change, because they are visible. we can see with our eyes, the retreat of a glacier. >> reporter: the report finds that one-third of the planet's glaciers identified by the united nations as locations of significance are set to disappear. and scientists warn the impact will be felt a world away. >> glaciers retreat is contributing to about 5% of global sea level rise. the impact of this melting...
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more pertinent to our events today, he was a horseback yellowstone guy in yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. that's why i'm going to give you bob richard. [applause] thank you all for coming. what a treat for me to share with you and try to put yellowstone park, 150 years, in 45 minutes. it is really tough. and i look to lots of photographs, fda hums 40 graphs, jack richard, fred richard photographs. some of my own. and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. i call it my backyard. granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten. to yellowstone as long as i remembered all the streams, all the mountains, and all the rock formations. and if i missed one then he lit up a big black cigar and it was a good gag are and i had to suppress wean him and my grandmother what we want to yellowstone. so i learned quickly. i didn't know why. these are some of my the people and were we have photographs of today'presentation. that encompasses 150 years. this is a photograph that dad took at artist
more pertinent to our events today, he was a horseback yellowstone guy in yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. that's why i'm going to give you bob richard. [applause] thank you all for coming. what a treat for me to share with you and try to put yellowstone park, 150 years, in 45 minutes. it is really tough. and i look to lots of photographs, fda hums 40 graphs, jack richard, fred richard photographs....
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yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. but i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. and that's why i'm going to give you bob. richard. thank you all for coming. oh, what a treat for me to share with you and trying to put yellowstone park 150 years in 45 minutes is really tough. and i looked at lots of ned frost photographs, ifj, hayden's photographs. jack, richard, fred richard photographs some of my own and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. my i call it my backyard granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten to yellowstone as long as i remember it. all the streams, all the mountains and all the rock formation. and if i missed one, then he lit up a big black cigar and it was a jaguar. and i had to sit between he and my grandmother when we went to yellowstone. so i learned quickly. i didn't know why. these are some of the people and where we've gotten the photographs that are in today's presentation. that encompass. 150 years. this is a photograph that the dad took of me and
yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. but i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. and that's why i'm going to give you bob. richard. thank you all for coming. oh, what a treat for me to share with you and trying to put yellowstone park 150 years in 45 minutes is really tough. and i looked at lots of ned frost photographs, ifj, hayden's photographs. jack, richard, fred richard photographs some of my own and i have mixed in my love of...
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this video was taken an at yellowstone national park shows a buy son using a speed limit sign you can as a scratching post. that's one way to slow them down. is that bison getting a speed sign scratch. the baby hippopotamus at the cincinnati zoo tried lettuce for the first time. fritz is still nursing and just trying solid food so he opted for a honeymoon salad, which is lettuce alone -- badumpump. i'll be here all night. >> it is in -- >> that's amazing, right? you could do it all night and never replicate it. what a shot. the fan hit a goal from center ice that slid through an opening just big enough for the puck to slide through winning a 2023 hyundai suv. he didn't even have his glasses with imwill for the shot. his sister was picked for the contest but did not want to go on the ice. tragic story turned uplifting in the heart of texas. this couple lost their home in powderly, texas after the tornado struck and the engagement ring that he planned to propose with was lost in the wreckage. with help from his friends and neighbors and the paris junior college softball team, the ring w
this video was taken an at yellowstone national park shows a buy son using a speed limit sign you can as a scratching post. that's one way to slow them down. is that bison getting a speed sign scratch. the baby hippopotamus at the cincinnati zoo tried lettuce for the first time. fritz is still nursing and just trying solid food so he opted for a honeymoon salad, which is lettuce alone -- badumpump. i'll be here all night. >> it is in -- >> that's amazing, right? you could do it all...
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. >>> major roads to yellowstone national park are back open now after historic flooding closed themver the summer this is what the old guard mare road looks like today. it was closed to are more than four monies. you may remember seeing video like this from the summer, entire roads worked away, stumbling under massive streams of water and heavy rained caused muds and rock slides this is what the road looked like immediately after the dang and when. >>> auto sales are starting to pick up. a number of automakers reported october sales today and overall it was the best month since january. toyota and hyundai both showed gains. toyota reports sales rose nearly 28% in october hyundai up 7%. car buyers also getting a win as prices are starting to pull back ever so slightly according to j.d. power, the average new car price down about $600 since july. so how much more might the prices fall? cnbc's phil lebeau covers auto industry for us. phil, new car prices still about 30% higher than before the pandemic any chance they will ever get back down to where they were >> i don't think so, she w
. >>> major roads to yellowstone national park are back open now after historic flooding closed themver the summer this is what the old guard mare road looks like today. it was closed to are more than four monies. you may remember seeing video like this from the summer, entire roads worked away, stumbling under massive streams of water and heavy rained caused muds and rock slides this is what the road looked like immediately after the dang and when. >>> auto sales are starting...
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treasure island built into the san francisco bay, laguardia airport, the hoover dam, parts of yellowstone national parkones -- libraries, courthouses, even sidewalks and gutters. all around the country, hundreds of thousands of works dating from the height of the great depression from the many federal programs, such as the works progress administration or wpa, and public works administration or pwa that were part of franklin roosevelt's new deal. in 2005, brechin created what he called the living new deal, an online archive documenting projects throughout the country. gray: what we're trying to do as geographers is to teach people a kind of landscape literacy. we're trying to reveal an invisible landscape that's all around us and absolutely indispensable that was created by my parents' generation. but we don't see it. jeffrey: one better-known meal deal -- new deal legacy -- artworks, including thousands of murals, like those at rincon annex post office in downtown san francisco, started in 1941 by the russian born painter anton refregier. 27 panels in all, one artist's version of the history of califo
treasure island built into the san francisco bay, laguardia airport, the hoover dam, parts of yellowstone national parkones -- libraries, courthouses, even sidewalks and gutters. all around the country, hundreds of thousands of works dating from the height of the great depression from the many federal programs, such as the works progress administration or wpa, and public works administration or pwa that were part of franklin roosevelt's new deal. in 2005, brechin created what he called the...
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among the landmarks that could disappear, glaciers and ice patches across yosemite and yellowstone national parkde transformation to reverse the warming trend. >>> and the astros tie up the world series after the first combined no-hitter. rivera turned things over to three different relievers. the only other no-hitter in world series history was in 1956 when the yankees dan larson threw a per faekt game. game five of this world series is tonight in philadelphia. >>> nba commissioner adam silver says he will meet with brooklyn nets star kyrie irving over social media posts that many considered anti-semitic by irving. he tweeted a link to a controversial documentary last week, eventually deleted it, but has not expressly apologized for the post. the commissioner says that is not good enough. nbc news correspondent marissa parra joins us now. this controversy has been brewing nearly a week. bring us up to speed. what have we heard from the commissioner today? >> reporter: irving has been facing heat over the last week. over the weekend, the owner of the brooklyn nets said he was disappointed. and f
among the landmarks that could disappear, glaciers and ice patches across yosemite and yellowstone national parkde transformation to reverse the warming trend. >>> and the astros tie up the world series after the first combined no-hitter. rivera turned things over to three different relievers. the only other no-hitter in world series history was in 1956 when the yankees dan larson threw a per faekt game. game five of this world series is tonight in philadelphia. >>> nba...
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national park could be gone by 2050. due to global warming. they also see glaciers at the dolomite in italy. mount kilimanjaro in tanzania, along with glaciers, and yosemite and yellowstonerisk. the agency also says those glaciers they monitor lose about about 58 billion tons of ice each year. california's attorney general, says he is trying to cut down on plastic pollution. attorney general rob bonta says his office has sent letters to seven manufacturers of plastic bags demanding they substantiate claims that the bags are recyclable. those manufacturers provide a large portion of the bags used by california grocery stores. plastic pollution crisis is real. and it has devastating consequences. from production to disposal. single use plastics can be dangerous to human health and our environment. says the issue of plastic pollution has grown more urgent as new figures show as many as seven trillion tiny pieces of plastic float in the san francisco bay every year. san francisco landlords are filing as many eviction notices now as they did before the pandemic started, the san francisco chronicle says the number of evictions began rising when the state moratorium on eviction
national park could be gone by 2050. due to global warming. they also see glaciers at the dolomite in italy. mount kilimanjaro in tanzania, along with glaciers, and yosemite and yellowstonerisk. the agency also says those glaciers they monitor lose about about 58 billion tons of ice each year. california's attorney general, says he is trying to cut down on plastic pollution. attorney general rob bonta says his office has sent letters to seven manufacturers of plastic bags demanding they...
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the story of the daton family, who owns the largest ranch in montana on the border with yellowstone national parkf the family of which plays the cosmos. he is trying to protect his territory from the claims of the neighbors of large developers and the indian reservation. the show shows something far from modern ideas america, where they still live according to the laws of the wild west, and the rancher formulates his main task so that the earth remains with the grandchildren, when i find myself in it and a tree grows out of me, the series turned out to be so successful that it already has two prequels. the first, titled 1883 , tells of the first generation of ranchers as the datans traveled across the great plains to the west in search of a better life ; in montana. started a decade earlier than the national starring the old-school superstars 77-year-old helen mirren and 80-year-old harrison ford for the main role, this will be the series debut of the show, which will be released in december , other actors who shone in the past timati dalton who played james bond will also appear and jennifer ehl
the story of the daton family, who owns the largest ranch in montana on the border with yellowstone national parkf the family of which plays the cosmos. he is trying to protect his territory from the claims of the neighbors of large developers and the indian reservation. the show shows something far from modern ideas america, where they still live according to the laws of the wild west, and the rancher formulates his main task so that the earth remains with the grandchildren, when i find myself...
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heartfelt thank you from the people of montana, idaho, wyoming who share boundaries around yellowstone national parkwe will build it stronger than it ever was before. i also want to thank you for being here for this important conversation, and the departments work to bring life atrocities that occurred under the federal indian school program. it is not something we should take lightly, or halfheartedly, but something we need to put our effort behind so the truth and stories can be uncovered. montana was home to 18 known boarding schools, located across the state affecting many of our tribal communities. each community will have different experiences and needs. >> thank you for that question. you know, we have volume one of this report. we are going on a healing journey across the country, and we will be able to speak to individuals from individual tribes. then, our research will continue to move forward. a second volume would have more details about children, about each school, about each tribe. we hope to get with incredible specificity, so that the tribes could have opportunities to decide what th
heartfelt thank you from the people of montana, idaho, wyoming who share boundaries around yellowstone national parkwe will build it stronger than it ever was before. i also want to thank you for being here for this important conversation, and the departments work to bring life atrocities that occurred under the federal indian school program. it is not something we should take lightly, or halfheartedly, but something we need to put our effort behind so the truth and stories can be uncovered....
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well, the, her 2 sites are condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone in kilimanjaro national parks. glasses are losing 50000000000 tons of ice every year that see combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glasses are responsible for nearly 5 percent of a global rise in sea levels. mark alden as a climate change expert at the streaming national university, and he says, glacial melting, speedy up the planets fresh water crisis. when, when a glassy melts, what you see is an immediate increase in water availability downstream. and so it gives a false sense of security to people. they think there's plenty of water, but once they close the mills, you have less than less water during the summer period. when typically that melt occurs, and that means that things like irrigation, downstream or supply of water facilities, is going to be interrupted. and so less water in the longer term, even though we may get a little bit more water in the short term. that that water in the short term can also cause di, seal likes to disrupt. so often these likes are formed by the rocky debris,
well, the, her 2 sites are condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone in kilimanjaro national parks. glasses are losing 50000000000 tons of ice every year that see combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glasses are responsible for nearly 5 percent of a global rise in sea levels. mark alden as a climate change expert at the streaming national university, and he says, glacial melting, speedy up the planets fresh water crisis. when, when a glassy melts, what you see is...
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glass is at 50 world heritage sites are condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glasses are losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. the melting glass ears are responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea level rise, but it's still possible to save the remaining 2 thirds of glasses covered in the study. if drastic efforts are made to ensure temperatures, do not exceed 1.5 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. as brian mark houghton and cambra, he's a climate change expert at the trillion national university and vice chair of the intergovernmental panel on climate change. thanks very much for being with us. so in 30 years time, there'll be no more glasses in a 3rd of the world heritage site. that is an alarming inevitability. it is indeed, and we've known for a long time, the glassy melts of the big issue. and this report just confirms that and identified some of the associated impacts including impacts on tourism. what about the other impacts? so in tourism is probably one of the least
glass is at 50 world heritage sites are condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glasses are losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. the melting glass ears are responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea level rise, but it's still possible to save the remaining 2 thirds of glasses covered in the study. if drastic efforts are made to ensure temperatures, do not exceed 1.5 degrees...
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the 50 world heritage site, studied a condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glass is losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glass is also responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea level rise. but if drastic efforts made and sure one it warming temperatures don't exceed, wanted a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. well then it's still possible to save the glasses in the remaining 2 thirds of sites that was studied pleasures, or what would say one of the most valuable and visible indicators of climate change. i will say that the main action that needs to be taken to counteract leisure retreat is really to re drastically reduce emissions, carbon emissions m. what happens also is that even if we stop a emissions as of to be these glaciers have verb inertia and or in the sense that changes will keep happening.
the 50 world heritage site, studied a condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glass is losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glass is also responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea level rise. but if drastic efforts made and sure one it warming temperatures don't exceed, wanted a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. well then it's still possible to save...
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protection as a park system now later on after lincoln was gone the park service the national park system was created and yellowstone became the very first national park in california. that now well, just give it back give the land back to to the federal government and it went back to the federal government and the federal government made it the third national park. so yosemite valley, and the mariposa grove of big trees. the big and redwoods became the third national park. and 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
protection as a park system now later on after lincoln was gone the park service the national park system was created and yellowstone became the very first national park in california. that now well, just give it back give the land back to to the federal government and it went back to the federal government and the federal government made it the third national park. so yosemite valley, and the mariposa grove of big trees. the big and redwoods became the third national park. and and i'll just...
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if you are into it, check out fox nation's four part series with kevin costner, "yellowstone 150," and the 150th anniversary of the national parkllowstone is an incredible place. health officials alarmed by the spread of respiratory illness, and the situation could get worse, shortages for key antibiotics and other drug treatments. madison alworth is live at a pharmacy in manhattan. what shortages are giving doctors the greatest concern? >> john, doctors are concerned about shortages of amoxicillin, tamiflu, and nebulizers, the flu is spreading like wildfire, especially among children. so doctors are worried about the medications, also worried about space, you take a look, hospitals are struggling to keep up with the increase in cases. 90% of the pediatric hospital beds are in use and unavailable. let's talk about those medications. starting with amocxicillin, it' rsv, bacterial infection. and saying the fda is aware of some supply interruptions of products in the u.s. and working with the approved manufacturers. it's difficult for the families that need it now. and nebulizers, a device often used with treatments that are commo
if you are into it, check out fox nation's four part series with kevin costner, "yellowstone 150," and the 150th anniversary of the national parkllowstone is an incredible place. health officials alarmed by the spread of respiratory illness, and the situation could get worse, shortages for key antibiotics and other drug treatments. madison alworth is live at a pharmacy in manhattan. what shortages are giving doctors the greatest concern? >> john, doctors are concerned about...
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about about horrific national tragedy if this happens, but two of this country's most stunning places could just be gone. relatively soon. glaciers in yellowstone and yosemite national park that's not a long time. and they are not the only glaciers melting away before our eyes due to climate change. cnn's rene marsh reports it might be too late to stop it. >> reporter: some of the world's most renowned glacier are on track to disappear in the next 30 years whether global warming slowed or not. a sobering finding from researchers based on satellite data. among the glaciers on the brink of vanishing, yosemite and yellowstone. repeat photography documents the vanishing glaciers through time. >> glaciers are one of the most valuable indicators of climate change, because they are visible. we can see with our eyes the retreat of a glacier. >> reporter: the report finds that one-third of the planet's glaciers identified by the united nations as locations of significance are set to disappear and the scientists warn the impact willing felt a world away. >> glaciers retreat is contributing to about 5% of global sea level rise. the impacts of this melting can be seen in our daily l
about about horrific national tragedy if this happens, but two of this country's most stunning places could just be gone. relatively soon. glaciers in yellowstone and yosemite national park that's not a long time. and they are not the only glaciers melting away before our eyes due to climate change. cnn's rene marsh reports it might be too late to stop it. >> reporter: some of the world's most renowned glacier are on track to disappear in the next 30 years whether global warming slowed or...
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kumasi: glaciers at yellowstone and yosemite national parks on track to disappear in the next 30 years. this is according to a new report from the united nations. researchers say it will happen even if global warming is slowed. the glaciers are a major source of freshwater. they have been melting at an alarming speed for about 20 years. they have contributed to a 20% rise in sea levels. that's hard to hear. drew: that is hard to hear, in 30 years. anything we can do to stop that. those of the effects of climate change. we will take you to an oakland airport. a live look, we have clear skies this morning. the skyline is shining brightly, all the way back into the background. it is chilly in the north bay. we have frost advisories up until 9:00 a.m. 34 in santa rosa. the freezing mark, 36 in american canyon. take the winter jacket. i would take the gloves and maybe a scarf. we are slow to warm as the warming goes on. -- morning goes on. 39 in concord. 46 in san mateo. his live doppler 7. we are tracking this area of low pressure moving off to the east, which is responsible for the wet we
kumasi: glaciers at yellowstone and yosemite national parks on track to disappear in the next 30 years. this is according to a new report from the united nations. researchers say it will happen even if global warming is slowed. the glaciers are a major source of freshwater. they have been melting at an alarming speed for about 20 years. they have contributed to a 20% rise in sea levels. that's hard to hear. drew: that is hard to hear, in 30 years. anything we can do to stop that. those of the...
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heritage sites that were studied, a condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone, and kilimanjaro national parks. and glasses losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glass is also responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea level rise. but if drastic efforts and made to ensure warming temperatures don't exceed one and a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. well then it might still be possible to save the glasses in the remaining 2 thirds of sites. that was study pleasures or, or, well will say one of the most valuable and visible indicators of climate change. i will say that the main action that needs to be taken to counteract glacial retreat is really to drastically reduce emissions, carbon emissions m. what happens also is that it, even if we sent up an emissions as of today, these glaciers have verb inertia, not in the sense that changes will keep happening. and we will definitely need measures at site level to adapt to adapt to these changes. no career is launch several more ballistic missiles, prompting
heritage sites that were studied, a condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone, and kilimanjaro national parks. and glasses losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glass is also responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea level rise. but if drastic efforts and made to ensure warming temperatures don't exceed one and a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. well then it might still be possible to...
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. >> fox nation is celebrating yellowstone's 15 150th birthday with special episodes of yellowstone 150 with kevin cost kevincostner and park yellowstoe with abby hornacek. >> reporter: there are hydrofeatures in the national park and this one with is the most notable, grand prismatic spring. it's the largest in the united states. the water is 160 degrees fahrenheit. rachel: fox nation host abby hornacek joins us now. abby, good morning. so does doing parked yellowstone mean you get to mean kevin cost costner. >> good morning. it does not. i have not met him yet. the special that is tonight is a little different from kevin costners' series. you can watch his on fox nation. this one airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. the park team went to yellowstone. it's one of the most spectacular places on the planet. i owns half of the world's hydrothermal features. it has more stories to go along with it. we attempt to tell the stories, start in wyoming and go to frontier days, then we go to casper and do fly fishing and end up at yellowstone. just being there is so inspiring. we hope that the people watching at home feel
. >> fox nation is celebrating yellowstone's 15 150th birthday with special episodes of yellowstone 150 with kevin cost kevincostner and park yellowstoe with abby hornacek. >> reporter: there are hydrofeatures in the national park and this one with is the most notable, grand prismatic spring. it's the largest in the united states. the water is 160 degrees fahrenheit. rachel: fox nation host abby hornacek joins us now. abby, good morning. so does doing parked yellowstone mean you get...
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glass views at 50 world heritage sides condemned to discipline, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks associates losing $58000000000.00 tons of ice every year. that's a combined annual water use of france and spain. the melting lacey's are responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global rising sea levels. mccadden is a climate change expert at the strongly national university. he says a glass, your mouth is speeding up the planet fresh water crisis. when, when a glassy melts, what you see is an immediate increase in water availability downstream. and so it gives a false sense of security to people. they think there's plenty of water, but once they close the mills, you have less and less water during the summer period. when typically that melt occurs, and that means that things like irrigation, downstream or supply of water facilities, is going to be interrupted. and so less water in the longer term, even though we may get a little bit more water in the short term. but that water in the short term can also cause di, seal likes to disrupt. so often these lakes are formed by the rocky deb
glass views at 50 world heritage sides condemned to discipline, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks associates losing $58000000000.00 tons of ice every year. that's a combined annual water use of france and spain. the melting lacey's are responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global rising sea levels. mccadden is a climate change expert at the strongly national university. he says a glass, your mouth is speeding up the planet fresh water crisis. when, when a glassy...
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the actor will be exploring the iconic national park in a new series called yellowstone 150. walch on fox nation starting november 20th. how cool is that? not happy with the team. six appearances for it united. he believes club executives are trying to force me to leave. >> force you out? >> yes. not only the coach but other three guys ar around the club. >> yes senior executive level. >> yes i felt betrayed. >> piers morgan conducted that 90 ominute tell-all interview with the soccer star. he will be on "fox & friends" to discuss all of it later. ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: one of the greatest. we love him. thank you so much, carley. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. we love you too. ains. >> janice: i love you as well. ainsley asked if we are getting snow here in the new york not in new york but southern section of new jersey. take a look at the maps. because it's cold my friends. 14 in marquette. 27 in chicago. that you will cold air is going to sink southward along the gulf coast. florida is the only area that is going to
the actor will be exploring the iconic national park in a new series called yellowstone 150. walch on fox nation starting november 20th. how cool is that? not happy with the team. six appearances for it united. he believes club executives are trying to force me to leave. >> force you out? >> yes. not only the coach but other three guys ar around the club. >> yes senior executive level. >> yes i felt betrayed. >> piers morgan conducted that 90 ominute tell-all...
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well this land now forms five new national parks and expand three there's an area three times bigger than yellowstone and yosemite combined. these also to head the naval the rudolph parts project scenic road one thousand seven hundred miles long connecting seventeen parks across chile boosting the economies of the community some root. right now the largest and other duties facilities are closing down until the handover process is complete. so the whole team. they're all saying goodbye to one another and it's not likely they'll be back next year so. yeah it's sad. less than four years after doug died in a kayaking accident scene their dream finally become a reality aesop on a moment. here is. the day that dog died he was on a kayaking trip with our best friends and they got caught out in a severe or westerly wind they were getting pushed farther and farther out into the center of the like and so they decided to abandon the kayak and try to swim to shore. and it was just. too much the dog was in the water for over two and a half hours and they got him out he was helicoptered to the hospital and clay ai
well this land now forms five new national parks and expand three there's an area three times bigger than yellowstone and yosemite combined. these also to head the naval the rudolph parts project scenic road one thousand seven hundred miles long connecting seventeen parks across chile boosting the economies of the community some root. right now the largest and other duties facilities are closing down until the handover process is complete. so the whole team. they're all saying goodbye to one...
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national parks. i'm not talking about our national treasures. i'm not talking about advertising the smithsonian or yosemite or yellowstone, but there's a whole huge amounts of land that could be, the government could get money by selling it. by the way one of the ways the united states government raise revenue for the first 100 years of our country before we had income tax of you know what one of the major revenue raisers was, land grants with the federal government so late and i was revenue is collected to do his purposes. so this is in perfect tradition with our country. but it's not just land. there's buildings, there's huge amounts of energy resources that we have in this country. i mean we are a very richly endowed country with energy, minerals, and those kind of things. we estimate there's about $50 trillion of assets like a buried treasure under our land. why don't we lease that land and that people pay a fee to get at those resources and then we use that money to reduce our debt? i think that would be a great thing to do. >> host: and back to "govzilla" and your recommendations, no federal dollars to millionaires. trejo yeah. this is some
national parks. i'm not talking about our national treasures. i'm not talking about advertising the smithsonian or yosemite or yellowstone, but there's a whole huge amounts of land that could be, the government could get money by selling it. by the way one of the ways the united states government raise revenue for the first 100 years of our country before we had income tax of you know what one of the major revenue raisers was, land grants with the federal government so late and i was revenue is...
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national parks. i'm not talking about our national treasures. i'm not talking about privatizing this smithsonian or, you know, yosemite or yellowstone. but there's home huge amounts of layered that could be the government could get by selling it. by the way, one of the ways that the united states raised revenue for the first hundred years of our country before we had an income tax. you know what? one of the major revenue raisers, land sales for, the federal government sold land and that the revenue it collected to do its purposes. so this is in perfect tradition with our country but it's not just land there's buildings there is huge amounts of energy resources that we have in this country. i mean, we're a very richly endowed country with energy, minerals and those kinds of things. we estimate that there's about $50 trillion of assets, a buried treasure under our land. why don't we? why don't we at least land and have people a fee to get at those resources? and then we use that money to reduce our debt? i think that would be a great thing to do and back to gov zilla and your recommendations you no federal dollars 2 million no what fed
national parks. i'm not talking about our national treasures. i'm not talking about privatizing this smithsonian or, you know, yosemite or yellowstone. but there's home huge amounts of layered that could be the government could get by selling it. by the way, one of the ways that the united states raised revenue for the first hundred years of our country before we had an income tax. you know what? one of the major revenue raisers, land sales for, the federal government sold land and that the...
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the glaciers on the brink of vanishing are two of those in the most beloved national parks in the united states, yellowstonee, as well as mt.s kilimanjaro in africa. according to unesco, glaciers shed around 50 billion tons of ice each year, which is equivalent to the total volume of water used annually in france and spain combined. and these glaciers have already contributed nearly 5% of global sea level rise in the last 20 years. >>> >> reporter: back in chile, in addition to melting ice, scientists have noticed that the acidity level in fact water has gotten higher because of the greenhouse effect. this harms numerous marine species, including crab, urchin, and oysters. on land, the effects of climate change can be just as za devastating. a biologist at the cape horn biological center says they are now seeing non-native insect species here, including mosquitos generalist predators that feed on native plants, animals, and insects, causing serious harm. ricardo, a researcher and professor at a university in chile and the university of north texas compares what's happening to some species to a sick child. t
the glaciers on the brink of vanishing are two of those in the most beloved national parks in the united states, yellowstonee, as well as mt.s kilimanjaro in africa. according to unesco, glaciers shed around 50 billion tons of ice each year, which is equivalent to the total volume of water used annually in france and spain combined. and these glaciers have already contributed nearly 5% of global sea level rise in the last 20 years. >>> >> reporter: back in chile, in addition to...
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national park trips to yosemite and yellowstone.lso up over 40% along with getting to la which now averages about 4.50, one frequent flyer between detroit in la even talk. there's over 1400 but saved by being flexible. what happens? i just leaving one extra day like i'm just going >> wednesday afternoon, instead of a tuesday afternoon and trulia went from like 14. 38 to $820 higher fares have some accommodating by readjusting their accommodations in the past. i would normally just run a hotel. why was his thing? but this time i mixed it up. and so i'm staying with friends a couple nights adding to the stress, threaten strikes by pilots at delta united and american. >> but observers say a holiday job action is unlikely along with any repeat of the chaos that plagued travelers early this summer. what's happened since then is that airlines. >> essentially trim their schedules to something that they can actually reliably operate. now. >> that was nancy loo reporting for u.s.. california oil companies may soon be forced to answer for the
national park trips to yosemite and yellowstone.lso up over 40% along with getting to la which now averages about 4.50, one frequent flyer between detroit in la even talk. there's over 1400 but saved by being flexible. what happens? i just leaving one extra day like i'm just going >> wednesday afternoon, instead of a tuesday afternoon and trulia went from like 14. 38 to $820 higher fares have some accommodating by readjusting their accommodations in the past. i would normally just run a...
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national parks. i was in the great smokies in yellowstone in youmans -- yosemite and the everglades and the like. it had a profound influence on me and when i started writing the first of the trilogy, theodore roosevelt, i realized this was my soul in the sense that i grew up traveling and wondering america visiting these incredible parks and now i have an opportunity to go visit the parks. like in my book we are talking about, silent spring revolution, to go to canyonldsn utah which was created in 1964 by lyndon johnson -- to go to the north cascades in washington state which is just magnificent created in 1968, so each one of these books i have written -- i've got to go visit archives and national parks and travel the country, i feel at this point we have 500 and 50 national wildlife refugees -- refuges and i have got to visit many of them and continue to visit others. what a thrill to be able to be an academic professor, keeping my real bread and butter, my passion, i am a presidential historian -- to combine that with the american public land and how are seashores and lakeshore's -- the whole
national parks. i was in the great smokies in yellowstone in youmans -- yosemite and the everglades and the like. it had a profound influence on me and when i started writing the first of the trilogy, theodore roosevelt, i realized this was my soul in the sense that i grew up traveling and wondering america visiting these incredible parks and now i have an opportunity to go visit the parks. like in my book we are talking about, silent spring revolution, to go to canyonldsn utah which was...