to set off for yellowstone. they followed the river down to where it meets the gardener, but they really did only take horses and meals with them because they knew from reports that they weren't going to be able to get any wagons through any of the narrow canyons into yellowstone. so they really jumped off on july 20th, 1871 and spent a couple of months exploring the park here is a map you can see them at the very top of the map kind of coming down. along the yellowstone river making a diversion up the gardener a little ways where they saw for the first time the white what they called the white mountain, which we now call mammoth hot springs and langford's team has had not discovered this particular feature of yellowstone's grant geothermal basins and so hayden really considered that this was an iconic moment in his survey. he emphasized it a lot in all of his written reports because he wanted to claim it kind of as his own discovery, even though right at the base along the gardener river. they actually ran into

and now yellowstone. amazing natural wonders that prove that the united states had a long and distinguished history. this was the contacts and which ferdiand hayden organized his scientific expedition to yellowstone. here is a photograph of him here, born into poverty, a child of divorce. unlike many scientist of the period who came from a elite family, hayden led a hard life. it made him really scrappy. he was ambitious, he was competitive, sometimes so much so that his colleagues really came to dislike him. his family figured out he was really smart and managed to send him to oberlin college. that is where he discovered a love of science in the early 18 50s. he also discovered that he had a talent for collecting and identifying fossils. this was really interesting to me, that you would have such a talent. apparently, it is quite hard to go and look at a rocky outcropping, spot fossils in it, and immediately understand how significant they are to geologists. in answering some of the most important questi

"yellowstone" -- >> jimmy: yeah absolutely [ cheers and applause >> yeah. which i'm a huge fan of. faith and i have both been a a huge fan of since the very first night of the very first show and then, taylor sheridan called, who's one of the most brilliant writers in the history of hollywood >> jimmy: right? >> the way he writes and he asked if i would do some flashback stuff, and -- for "yellowstone." and then long story short, you know, i wanted to do it. i said, "but i don't want to be this country singer that shows up at the bunkhouse and gets taken to the train station so, if we can come up with something -- something cool. and he came up with the idea of us being the original duttons who founded -- founded the yellowstone dynasty. >> jimmy: and what a layered character you play >> yeah. yeah, it was -- it was so cool you know, and faith and i have never acted together you know, we'd never done anything on screen together, other than videos. and it was - >> jimmy: yeah, just toured together >> yeah, just toured together. so it was so cool to be able t

we believe this has the potential of becoming the yellowstone of europe. we've gotten a foundation set up by christophe and barbara pom bagger has been progressively buying up and leasing land in the fagot ash mountains. the car patio project is set to cover 2000 square kilometers of land. but what's on national park with wildlife 75, bison have no being re introduced to the same area that the used to room 200 years ago. you can you name of it. we always tend to say that we want to create something great, but it costs a lot of money and a whole lot of building and other activities going to need, but we don't need that. and then when we talk about nature, the best thing we can do is fix what we broke and then leave it alone for you guys don't want, you are actually intervening by releasing wild animals for example, who gets you that? so you're intentionally altering what's here and what we're doing is bringing back the animals, all the species that actually belong in this system to sustain given the bison are shy, but their tracks are everywhere. after hour

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we believe this has the potential of becoming the yellowstone of europe have gotten a foundation set up by christophe and barbara prom bagger has been progressively buying up and leasing land and the fog a rash mountains. the carpathia project is set to cover 2000 square kilometers of land. but what's a national park with a wildlife 75 bison? have now been re introduced to the same area that the used to room 200 years ago. you, you've been, you name of it's, we always tend to say that we want to create something great. but it costs a lot of money and a whole lot of building and other activities in it, but we don't need that. and then when we talk about nature, the best thing we can do is fix what we broke and then leave it alone for you guys so far what you are actually intervening by releasing wild animals, for example, who could see that? so you're intentionally altering what's here. um, what we're doing is bringing back the animals, all the species that actually belong in the system to sustain good. the bison are shy, but their tracks are everywhere. after hours of searching, we j

faith hill and sam elliott >> prequel -- >> they're all good. >> you guys are big -- i know your a "yellowstone" -- >> i love it. >> i didn't watch any. should i start with 1883 and then -- >> it doesn't matter. >> i think you should start present day. >> -- peacock. >> true. >> that's right. >> present day makes the most sense but it really doesn't matter series to stream on paramount plus >>> next up. she hulk mark ruffalo's newest family introduces actress tatjana as jennifer walters, bruce banner's cousin called in to head up a new super human law division here is a look at the trailer. >> i have great friends. >> can we get -- please. >> this is an emergency. >> demanding jobs. >> just started a super human law division, and i want you to be the face of it. >> and a frustrating family. >> because we didn't ask for this, but you still got to deal with it. >> the transformations are triggered by anger and fear. >> those are like the baseline of any woman just existing. >> joined by quite the line up of co-stars, benedict, wang, jam la, jameel and she hulk starts streaming in august >>> next

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i had a chart in yellowstone for example staffing is pretty much the same as it won in 2011. attendance has almost doubled! this is true at acadia, yosemite, it's true across the country. that is the second point. i would like to work with you in increasing staffing numbers because, again it is not fair to the visitors and to the staff to put them in that position. i hope you will work with me on that. >> absolutely, yes. we absolutely agree. i have traveled to a number of national parks across the country. it is a similar story in many places. thank you. i mean, i'm happy that people are getting out to our national parks. >> i am too. but we have to maintain them and have them adequately staffed in order to maintain the experience. final point following the leadership of my other colleagues i'm gonna depart from the budget for a minute. offshore wind is and enormously potential energy source. virtually all, if not all of the offshore wind proposals that are out there have one thing in common, they are not really offshore wind. there onshore wind, in the water. in other words

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along with finland's, present at soggy and yellowstone, she just held talks with us president joe biden about the 2 nordic countries applications to join native president biden. so he welcomed bits to join their lives in the u. s. would be supporting them in the process. hasn't a near me sto, a said finland was open to discuss and turkish concerns about their applications. we also said helsinki was prepared to commit to turkey. security. turkish government has said that it will oppose members for sweden and finland over receive support for the current will. here in germany, chancellor, olaf shoulds has pledged to supply more weapons to ukraine to work quickly to make you are independent of russian energy. it was addressing german law make as a head of an extraordinary european council meeting. later this month to discuss the war, chancellor sholtes and russian president vladimir putin was making a mistake if he thought peace could be imposed on you crate by force. not emerg clocked protein. hooton's still believes that he can bomb his way into dictating the piece of it, but he's wrong o

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the "yellowstone" universe is expanding yet again with a second spin-off. we already have "1883." that's the origin story for the dutton family starring faith hill, tim mcgraw. that show becoming a bigger hit than "yellowstone," and it's a pretty good bet this next spinoff will be just as popular especially when you hit the casting jackpot with those two, helen mirren and harrison ford as your leads. the two legends will star in "1932" the next generation of duttons as they navigate the early 20th century, pandemic, drought and the end of prohibition and the great depression as they all affect the dutton ancestors trying to build their ranching empire in the mountain west. "1932" set to debut this december. meanwhile the series that started it all, "yellowsone," has just started production on season -- >> it's already season 5? >> yeah, a lot of work to do. it is so good, though. i'm so excited about this. harrison ford making the jump from movies to tv. that's what's happening. >> and the great helen mirren. >>> coldplay, love this. harnessing the power of their fans in a very ea

i had a chart i did not bring it today but at yellowstone for example staffing is pretty much the same as it was in 2011. attendance and thus is true at acadia it's y true at yosemite, it's true across thehe country. so that is the second point i would like to work with you on increasing staffing numbers because again it's not fair to the visitors and to the staff to put them in that position. i hope you will work with me on that. >> absolutely yes. we absently agree i've traveled to a number of national parks across the country it is a similar story in many places. so thank you i am happy people are getting out to our national parks. >> i am too but we've got to maintain them and have them adequately staffed in order to maintain the experience. finall point following the leadership of my colleagues on the department of the budget for a minute, offshore wind is an enormously important potential energy source. virtually all if not all of the offshore wind proposals that are out there have one thing in common, they are not really offshore wind. their onshore wind in the water. in other w

the odds of getting attacked by a bear in yellowstone are one and 2 million. >> that doesn't sound like a whole lot. >> i will just tell you that while we were doing that, we go a lot of looks. we had people fully stop on the streets and look and this is ne york. the point of this, kat, is that it is really easy to work for a company like disney or for ben jerry's, anything that you don' have to convince people to like. and yet they are convincing people to hate themselves, not themselves, their company. expects is truly wild think of disney being the controversial company of the moment. everything has got politics and it pick for me and myself i've never done a boycott thing. even in real life, if you are mean to me i still might react. expects true story. you know, tyrus, i find it funn that you don't see this as an unappealing brand because they can't afford ex-lax. is it pushing transgender politics? it stays in its lane. >> give me one non-foul movemen company and i will gladly cance your query. you can't. >> greg: i can't you nailed it . >> i find it hilarious they should be a mes

. >> tucker: the good news is we haven't pledged yellowstone to the chinese. >> it's all unsecured. like the old superman movie where going up. was superman with christopher reeves she's falling out of the building and superman catches urges like i got you she says who's got you. so we kicked it from stocks up to the banking system up to the sovereign, there's nowhere else to kick this up to unless we let the martians come in and write us a check, the only place to kick this up to his view of the currency, the evaluation of the currency. any time the gdp of the sovereign got to these levels only three ways out. it's either restructuring or default which is not can happen, the united states is a printing press the only way we would default as if we choose to default it's not gonna. sustained period of high inflation, or sustained. a financial oppression which is a little bit of the same thing or even hyperinflation. nothing hyperinflation is happening in the u.s. either. so they laid out the game plan where they to do this. how does this tie back to the russian situation? i think the

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are you friends with yellowstone, have tell send you pictures in the forecast there. there is the risk for monday and tuesday, monday about 15 million people could see the result of that severe weather with tornadoes, hail, high winds. >> wow, all right. karen mcginnis. we appreciate the heads-up. thank you so much. we appreciate you, thank you for sharing your morning with us. inside politics sunday is up next. a quick reminder, catch the new cnn film "julia." it plaerms tomorrow night. >> julia never called herself a feminist. although, she was important to the feminist movement. >> women were treated badly in cooking school. teachers were all european male chefs. they'd rather not have women in their kitchen. most women felt they couldn't really have a career making mo inin food. but her successful really opened up a career path to a lot of women who may not have thought about it at the time. >> when i started working with julia, we'd walk into a restaurant to have a meal. then afterwards, say, you want to give us a tour of the kitchen. the first thing she would sa

the three-time oscar nominee teaming up with the creative force behind the hit series "yellowstone" for "tulsa king." stallone playing dwight "the general" manfredi and follows the general after he was exiled to tulsa by his mob family where he resumes his underhanded ways. stallone has been posting clips from the set of this new series, no word yet on when it will premiere but it does happen on paramount plus, the same home as "yellowstone." same creator, yeah, good to see that. >>> and finally this morning, watch this video as talia tells her very first voice coach she landed the lead role on "wicked." take a look. >> i'm going to be on broadway. >> whoa! i told you when you were 12. >> i know you did. >> oh, my god. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. you have to come to new york. >> oh, i will now, for sure. when are you going to do it? >> may. >> so exciting. thank you, craig, it says there, talia ad the national tour of "wicked" now officially becomes the lead may 24th and, yes, of course, craig will be there on opening night. >>> coming up, sheryl crow. >> yes. announcer: buildin

it wasn't yellowstone or ozark laura. a mini series i overheard people talking about this all weekend and it says a lot of the state of television when after a whole weekend of high ate as the johnny dep and amber heard is the most anticipated of the week. rep dep made the claim she left fecal matter in his bed. today, herd blamed the dog. >> she had eaten johnny's weed when she was a puppy and had bowel control issues for his entire life and sometimes it happened on the bed. >> laura i wish people were this attentive to covid relief bills, what their member of congress or their local city councilmen are up to but they're focused on amber heard and johnny depp as if life and death depend order what was said at this trial. >> laura: tabloid trudgeity dv combo because it's a tragic relationship and tabloid. >> the other piece is it's really the pirate movie. johnny depp said he's not doing any of those movies. this is pirates of the care bean the poopy poop deck. >> laura: maybe they should have a ride at des any. >> this i

roll it. >> here we are at yellowstone river montane. the will cain boys and then meat eater. ♪ ♪ you can feel it. that is the wind. it's going to mess up the fly-fishing a little bit. these guys are nervous. i nervous? >> yeah. >> it's going be rough. >> are you ready? come on, charlie. >> is is a good time of year for weather? >> i love it. >> going around. it's beautiful. >> i wonder why. [laughter] >> i can't figure it out. ♪ ♪ >> he is trying to get trout. he's trying to keep his line parallel. see if that line just right. watch that bobber. see if he goes on there. >> i have a lot of faith that there are fish behind that rock. >> that rock right there. confident that there is a fish right behind that rock. see if we can make it a little more enticing for it. >> that fish as i lay somewhere where he doesn't need to exert much energy to hold his position. they will use folders to lay down and get in a current break and let the river bring food to them. yeah! >> this winter. it's hard to get over to it. >> we were fishing very

taught at texas tech university cal state fullerton harvard and brown nelson is the author of saving yellowstone three

taught at texas tech university cal state fullerton harvard and brown nelson is the author of saving yellowstone three cornered war ruin nation and trembling earth and we're so excited to have her with us today. so before i turn it over to her just a

so the good news is we haven't pledged yellowstone to the know exactly. we've not pledged anything to anybody unsecured. but it's like the old superman when we were growing up right. is with, with superman, with christopher reeve and lois lane where you know, she's fallen out of o the buildingut. superman catches her and says i gotcha. she says, well, who's s got youo and you're right.m so if you go okay, if we've kicked it from stocks up to the banking system up to t the sovereign, there's nowherehe to kick this upri to, you know, unless the martians come in and write us a check. the only place to kick this up to is is via the currency via devaluation of the currency. any time debt the gdp of a sovereign got to thesehr levels, there's only three ways out. it's either outut restructuring orit default which is noted going to happen. pri the united states of the printing press wenting can theos only way we would default is if we choose to default. it's not going to happen in my view a sustained period of high inflation or a sustained period of financial rep

know you want to go to your local park and not local, but you know, to the park that's nearby like yellowstone or something like that. driving vacations. those are really popular and those destinations are going to be affected. yeah listen, the cost of things like gas and have gone up. so we know that road trips are going to be big over the summer season. i think maybe folks are not necessarily we thinking the road trip, but perhaps the distance are willing to travel has shrunk a little bit. so, yeah. regional travel, i think in areas of northern california could be quite hot. this summer season. also we're seeing airlines buying object fuel at some of the inflated prices that you and i have seen at the gas pumps. that's kicking airfare. i was just expecting another 10% bump. in airfare between now and the end of this month. so for folks who wait to say early june by airfare, they're going to be seeing some sticker shock to a lot of domestic destination. so yes, all of a sudden international affairs to places especially for folks out of the east coast. it's almost cheaper to fight in europe th

maybe we'll get several hundred thousand, or several million, 3 million at mount rushmore, 4 million at yellowstone. there is an audience that we can reach their. but there's seven billion people on the planet. we think of this as a pilgrimage and a platform. the platform is where we think we can take leadership, citizenship, and conservation as a much wider message. i will give this example, think of this as a conservation library. kind of what reagan's two defenses, the to roosevelt's to conservation. the one signature issue, the many great accomplishment, it blends itself to getting outside, getting outdoors, getting into nature. it may be the opposite of saying digital. we are working with a lot of really interesting augmented reality companies. they know that life is going to live with the device at your side or in your pocket. how can you actually use theodore roosevelt in the presidential site to come as a way to let tr be an avatar of the outside experience. all of the national parks, all of the areas of our state parks all those other areas outside. we are really thinking of this as a dist

there's three million at mount rushmore and 4 million at yellowstone. so there's an audience that we can reach there but there's seven billion people on the planet. so we think of this as a pilgrimage and a platform the platform is where we think we can take leadership citizenship and conservation to a much wider and greater audience. i'll end with one specific example, you know, we think of this is a conservation library sort of what reagan is to defense theodore roosevelt is to conservation. what is the one signature issue of the many great accomplishments when that lends itself to getting outside getting is getting in nature and that might be the opposite and say digital but we're working with some really interesting augmented reality companies who know that life is going to live with a device at your side or in your pocket. and so, how can you actually use theodore roosevelt and the presidential site to come as a way to give tr b let tr be an avatar of the outdoor experience a guide to all the national parks or what you're looking at in all the area

another, i dad, like the yellowstone and is spin-off, 1883, especially, in a historical context. [inaudible] i'm going to go down that avenue. i was introduced to down at the. i'm not going to watch that show! oh my gosh, i binged out. i've seen it four times already. [laughter] right? i can't get enough of it. i'm waiting for the new movie. so they have the ability to really draw you as well, especially now that audiences. i think the way that we go to movies now is changing to. because we can put the new movie sent new series into your home. and the production values on several phones, on these, on television shows, are so much higher now than they used to be, that people are accepting of them, especially because you can watch them now at your own leisure. no 16 down at 8 pm to watch this show any more. we watched them when we can, where we can. and so [inaudible] like bridgerton, like [inaudible] let down our be, now you can really invest ten hours into the show because, again, you've got time for. it's so, also powerful tools for telling stories. >> well, everybody, thank you

serial films like you were saying you can tell these longer more developed stories another that like the yellowstone and it's spin off 1883 especially for historical context would be one i'm gonna go downton abbey. oh, right. i was introduced to downton abbey. i'm not gonna watch that shot. oh my gosh. i binged out. i've seen it four times. right. i can't get enough of it. i'm waiting for the new movie. so they have the ability to really draw you in as well. especially now that audiences i think the way that we go to movies now is are changing to because we can pipe those new movies and new series into your home and the production values on serial films on these on television shows are so much higher now than they used to that people will are accepting of them and especially because you can watch them now at your own leisure, no one sits down at 8pm to watch the show anymore. we watch it when we can where we can and so we can make so now these longer shows like bridgerton like 1883 like downton abbey now, you can really invest 10 hours into this show because you've got time for it. so also powerful