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Always had a good experience with the national park service, the rangers, the concession people. to have our group treated the way we were our last trip in was amazing. we were prevented from accessing any of the wonderful sights in yellowstone national park, g geyser bay since. i tried to take my group out that they were promised they would see. we saw a group of bison along the side of the road and stopped to take pictures of them. immediately a ranger pulled up and asked who was in charge. he...

Always had a good experience with the national park service, the rangers, the concession people. to have our group treated the way we were our last trip in was amazing. we were prevented from accessing any of the wonderful sights in yellowstone national park, g geyser bay since. i tried to take my group out that they were promised they would see. we saw a group of bison along the side of the road and stopped to take pictures of them. immediately a ranger pulled up and asked who was in charge. he...

There but not as much as before and we really wanted to bring awareness to that by traversing it solely under human power in a 25-foot rowboat. >> no engine and no safe, just two men at a time rowing changing shifts every three hours. >> you know we did go for 50, 60, 70 hours at a time and we got in the groove of doing that, we got a limit sleep deprived but you got your naps, we needed to keep moving, well, we have to get somewhere. >> moving on average 21 miles a day, rower frank wolf documen...

Change. they expected to sees heard of musk-ox and caribou but it was a surprise to see grizzly bears roaming in polar bear countries. >> you see all of these species up there that were never up there from the south and now living in the arctic. >> in case grizzlies set their sites on them, they had shot guts but never had to use it. wind was their worst enemy sometimes making it impossible to end. in the end it was the journey that mattered the most, we learned a lot out there and where we got ...

>> you bet ya. yeah. >> yeah. >> were going to the home of the two-time defending national champs. the bison. >> touchdown. >> on saturday, espn is catching up to big eddie. >> i covered six national championship games as the voice of the thundering herd. pay attention to the skinny guy with the red hair. >> was there any question you were going to play the game on saturday? it was hard to see the field from the press box. >> touchdown north dakota state. when the locusts come, they eat everythi...

North dakota, you want this type of attention. they brought the woodchiper down here for the movie fargo. understand this is publicity you cant pay for. this is the kind of stuff that north dakota state university is looking for. and the people that were the naysayers, you cant go downtown, they were the ones that just wanted to swagger from their tailgate, have a beer, watch awhile, then eat a brat. those folks lost. espn knows what theyre doing. theyre downtown looking at the fargo marquee in ...

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Than probably anyone else. weve had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. thats how we make our living and thats how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind whats best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. does your mouth often feel like it lacks enough saliva to keep it comfortably moist? losing salivas natural protection can triple your risk of cavities, bad breath, or mo...

Add beet juice, saffron, caramel and bread crumbs and a burger is born. but how does it taste? >> it wasnt bad. it wasnt great. you would not eat this naked. you need to have some more flavor, some salt, some ketchup, some pickles. >> reporter: and then theres the cost. $300,000 per patty. advocates including google cofounder sergey brin, the billionaire funding the work, say its worth it because cattle produce methane that harms the environment and consumes so much its unsustainable. >> the cur...

Om with some kind of a deal in nuclear negotiations with the west due to resume this fall. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tehran. >> dubois: 19 men died fighting a wildfire in arizona. now some of their families are fighting for survivor benefits. new video may help explain what happened after the crash of arab asiana flight 214. and the hamburger that spares the cow when the "cbs evening news" continues. if youre living with moderate to severe crohns disease, there are times it feels like your lif...