a man named aldo.adolph murie who went to mount mckinley and started saving the wolves 'cause the outdoor person.many people thought they were just predators, they were like mange, something you just. >> yep. >> .got rid of. and it took this generation of people. a woman named lois crisler, she lived with wolves up in the arctic and did a program with disney and wrote a book called arctic wild to make people start seeing wolves in a little bit of a different light. walt disney in the 1950s' true life adventures did a lot to save desert ecosystems and the arctic. >> yeah. alaska doesn't seem like an obvious subject of a book. for one thing, the great majority of people you run into have never been there, will never be there and almost forget.you know yes it's part of the united states but it seems in the mind at least to be so remote and it's in fact so physically remote that we almost take it for granted. >> oh and it's spectacular up there. >> yeah. had you been before you started recording the book? >> oh many times. i even brought a group of 27 i like outdoors and wilderness. and happe

i'm curious if pat mckinley has seen that video.im that question. >> we'll ask him that question and why the city may not release the video as well in a couple of minutes when he comes on. >>> tony, thank you very much. keep us posted on what's happening on the case and in the community. thank you. >>> as i mentioned, you'll hear from city council member and former fullerton police chief, pat mckinley, next. . >>> i'd like to continue the conversation about kelly thomas now. a california man who was homeless and schizophrenic allegedly beaten to death by six fullerton police officers. now i want to bring in city councilman pat mckinley. councilman, thank you for coming on the show. i'm sure that you heard our interview there with tony bushala. he's trying to get you and others recalled from the city council because you're not demanding that the security camera tape of the beating and eventual death of kelly thomas that exists be released to the public. what is your response to that? >> well, thank you for the question. number one, i

alaska to see glaciers and fjords, seeing wildlife in their natural habitat, getting to see mount mckinley. people wanted to dine on alaskan king crab. they wanted to visit people in small communities, have an opportunity to see that part of alaska before it changed, and the last thing on this particular survey was sport fishing. my job was basically to try to change public attitudes, to become an expert in the resources there, because no one had really been on the ground that much, and then to try to convince people that perhaps this should be a new national park someday. [narrator] when the kenai fjords national park was finally created, local people had rarely ventured into the fjords, and knowledge of historic settlement in the area was very fragmented. one explanation is that the fjords attracted few mariners and adventurers. english explorer captain james cook described it as a barren, stormy wasteland devoid of any habitation or interest, which faded in and out of view as the fog set in. he didn't even attempt to go ashore. [man] where we're heading for is the south end of three hol

franklin roosevelt was a schoolboy when theodore roosevelt became mckinley's assistant secretary of the navy. he was at school when theodore roosevelt charged up san juan hill. he had just become, just entered his sophomore year at harvard when theodore roosevelt became president. so roosevelt's vision of an american sentry, of a globally-assertive united states was something that was bred into franklin roosevelt really in his youth. and i don't think ever left him. and all through his public career you hear kind of theodore rooseveltian rhetoric. i was just reading and listening the other day to his third inaugural speech where he talks about, um, in lincoln's day the great challenge facing the presidency was danger from within. now we are dealing with danger from without, namely fascist nazi germany and fascist italy. but ea also ends -- but he also ends about the mission of the united states is not only to be vigilant about this, but also to defend and promote democracy around the world. um, so it's a consistent theme in his, in his public life that is, um, i think, striking and stri

we also spoke with city councilman pat mckinley who said he thought you would release the sri.id and then we'll come back and talk more. >> now the district attorney has said, and i'm quoting i think the district attorney properly that once the investigation is completed, then he will release the tape, the district attorney will release the tape, the city won't do it. >> is that true? once the investigation is completed, do you think he'll released video? >> this is going to depend on where we go. if charges are filed, then we have certain rules of evidence and we're going to have to use the video in the course of handling the case so properly, and it would certainly be released during that event during -- during the maybe preliminary hearing or trial or whenever it would come up during the -- during the course of the proceedings. >> what charges are you considering? >> well, we're looking at everything. there's -- you know, whenever something like this happens, like i say, we have to answer the question as to whether or not there was reasonable force, and if not, how much unre

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by august, the mckinley administration invaded many and annexed hawaii. the united states became a world power for the first time, became what it is now. hoorah for hawaii, roosevelt wrote from cuba hearing the news u.s. annexed the islands. he was in the caribbean with the rough riders licking the spanish. one of the enresults of that conquest was american control of guantanamo bay. the most important objective of all the 1898 maneuvers was prevention of far flung island for naval bases and ports like guantanamo and honolulu's pearl harbor. they pined for the bases for years the way a normal man envisions his dream house. all they ever wanted was a cozy gloanl empire with a few islands here and there to park a fleet of battleships. that japanese dive bomber sank four ships in pearl harbor is how i was interested in hawaii in the first place a few years back. the purpose of my initial visit was a quick jaunt to see the uss arizona memorial, the monument in the harbor perched above the watery grave of the 177,000 sailors who died on the ship that day. unli

petition to recall three elected city council members, including the mayor and city councilman pat mckinleygram last week. do you know any of the officers involved? >> oh, i'm certain i do. i probably hired them all. >> you hired them all you think? >> well, probably. >> how do you feel then considering that officers that you hired might have been involved in this? appear to have been involved in this. >> well, i'm going to guess now. i'm going to guess that there may be two that are deeply involved. the others i don't think will -- the investigation will show had any culpability. >> the six officers involved have been placed on paid administrative leave. >> michael sellers took paid medical leave last week. kevin hamilton stepping in as the acting police chief says there is no cover up and the police department is cooperating with the fbi and the district attorney's office in their investigation. >> if the officers are culpable criminally or if they're culpable internally, they are going to be held accountable. there's a notion out there that we are in some way, shape or form going to try

even mckinley did that, and it increased employment and decrease the cost of labor.st: it would cause a trade war, and other countries would -- what we really need, speaking of trade, is the free trade agreements to be ratified by congress. we have outstanding free trade agreements pending, but not ratified, with colombia, panama, south korea. this would give more market to our export, and a substantial number of americans work for companies that export. it would be against world trade organization regulations. guest: i agree with diana to some degree that we do need to focus when it comes to trade on exports. we have been doing fairly well on exports since 2004. even last quarter, export growth was much stronger than our imports. clearly, we're doing right on exports and trade. we do need to keep imports coming because what happens is we are importing intermediate goods, we add value, we put them into cars, machines, airplanes. then we export them at our high profit for u.s. manufacturers had not think the solution is passing more trade agreements. what we do need i

even mckinley did that, and it increased employment and decrease the cost of labor. guest: it would cause a trade war, and other couries would -- what we really need, speaking of trade, is the free trade agreements to be ratified by congress. we have outstanding free trade agreements pending, but not ratified, with colombia, panama, south korea. this would give more market to our export, and a substantial number of americans work for companies that export. it would be againstorld trade organization regulations. guest: i agree with diana to some degree that we do need to focus when it comes to trade on exports. we have been doing fairly well on exports since 2004. even last quarter, export growth was much stronger than our imports. clearly, we're doing right on exports and trade. we do need to keep imports coming because what happens is we are importing intermediate goods, we add value, we put them into cars, machines, airplanes. then we export them at our high profit for u.s. manufacturers had not think the solution is passing more trade agreements. what we do need i

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even mckinley did that, and it increased employment and decrease the cost of labor. guest: it would cause a trade war, and other countries would -- what we really need, speaking of trade, is the free trade agreements to be ratified by congress. we have outstanding free trade agreements pending, but not ratified, with colombia, panama, south korea. this would give more market to our export, and a substantial number of americans work for companies that export. it would be against world trade organization regulations. guest: i agree with diana to some degree that we do need to focus when it comes to trade on exports. we have been doing fairly well on exports since 2004. even last quarter, export growth was much stronger than our imports. clearly, we're doing right on exports and trade. we do need to keep imports coming because what happens is we are importing intermediate goods, we add value, we put them into cars, machines, airplanes. then we export them at our high profit for u.s. manufacturers had not think the solution is passing more trade agreements. what we do ne

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