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because as dallas sav are club director ben carter further said, people are talking about why don't you do a photo safari or whatever. that's great but people don't pay for that. he's right. no one will pay for a photo. that's not a trophy. how are you going to hang a photo on your wall. but think about it, if we really want to raise some cash, you know what people do pay for? they pay for sex. to save this endangered animal, the dallas safari club should auction off a night we a rhino. now i'm not saying-- folks, i'm not saying that someone should go [bleep] a black rhino. that's sick. i'm saying they should make love to it. (laughter) now in the morning, in the morning-- that might be-- that idea is very popular with the people. in 9 morning, in the morning you just leave 750,000 dollars on the dresser. if you don't call the fix day she'll understand. nation, this dallas rhino club idea can raise money for all sorts of important causes. i mean who amongst us hasn't seen a homeless manning begging on the streets and felt deep sadness that you could not hunt him for sport. i mean new yo

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the turks and the indians and the sav caps are raising rates. there's likely to be more pain, economic contransactions, an dent in the financial market because so much money was chased into risk-fixed income assets. people got money that shouldn't have money. you may get a default or two in a company or country. >> keep your eye on the big picture, you could have a 10-15% drop. >> this is an important viewers, they look at the 401 ks and saw them rise 41.5%. how much of this is the fact that the prices are high and some investors are looking for an excuse to pull back. >> right, that's the case. there was every reason to think that the stock market wouldn't have gone up, and it did. if you came into 14, there was every reason to think it would continue. look for the snake in the grass. looks like we found it. you don't typically go up 30% and expect a big year. some tried to make the case. if you made 25-30%, you made more than you were entitled to. if you give back a little, don't throw out the baby with the bath water. >> we are a month in, an

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less than two weeks, sav cabs will vote again - whether -- south africans will vote again. whether they look to the past or the future, it's a right no one here takes for granted. >> the death toll in saudi arabia from the middle east respiratory syndrome, mers, passed 100. medical officials identified eight cases, including a child. that brings the total number of deaths to 102 since the corona virus was identified in 2012. there's no known vaccine. >>> australia's prime minister says it's highly unlikely any debris from the missing malaysian plane will be found on the ocean surface. flight mh370 has been missing since march 8th with all 239 people on board. australia leading an international search focused in the indian ocean north-west of perth. >> essentially, though, what we are looking to do is conduct as thorough an under sea search as huge scrp -- as humanly possible, if necessary of the entire probable impact zone which, as you know, is roughly 700km by 80km. we owe it to the families of all on board. we owe it to the wider travelling public to do everything we rea

most of the gold, diamonds and sav ires are missing >>> iran test-fired two ballistic missiles it says are capable of reaching israel. state media reported the missiles had the words israel must be wiped out inscribed on them. the racts are understood to have -- rockets are understood to have a range of 2,000km, well in excess much iran's borders and tel aviv and jerusalem. myanmar is close to finding out who will become the new president, four months after going to the polls. parliament is due to begin nominating candidates on thursday. despite her victory, aung san suy kyi is unlikely to be among the nominees, from the capital, wayne hay explains why. >> ever since the national league for democracy won the election last year, the question has been who will be the next president of myanmar. under the constitution, the leader aung san suy kyi cannot become the president because there's a clause stating anyone that has immediate family members who are foreigners cannot take the top job, and aung san suy kyi has two sons who are british citizens. since the election we know there has been

i don't know if you see it - saying south africa belongs to all that lies here that's issued by the sav cap government. radio campaigns, messages calling for a stop to the violence ain xenophobic messages made. >>> mexican police have been accused of killing vigilantes fighting a drug gang. it will be the first time in the past year that security forces had been involved. a warning to our viewers that some images are graphic. >>> killed in the crossfire, or massacred by police. it's unclear what the cell phone video shows. but according to an investigation by mexican journalist the police soaped fire an members of vigilante groups op january 6th. the official story is the people killed died in a shoot-out. that is something vigilantes totally reject, saying they were there on the day. they were unarmed, and they say that the police opened fire and were aiming to kill them, and heard them say, "kill them." this is something we cannot independently verify. this is one of the leaders of the group, known as the viagra calling them self-defence forces. authorities say they are part of a drug

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