wayne pacelli, president of the humane society of the united states. i suppose it would be no stretch to say that your organization would be opposed to this. tell us why. >> there are many aring species in the world, the black rhino is the rarest. the idea of linking a trophy hunting exercise with conservation may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an orangutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they a

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stella was rescued by the humane society of the united states, a puppy mill from north carolina. as the rescuers empty the puppy mill how many dogs are dealing with some very serious and severe health issues. >> wow, those dogs look absolutely terrible. >> the animal rescuers from the humane society were blown away by how wonderful and loveable and energetic stella was, even though she was sur efing. >> look at that face. and now has a loving -- stel ra it's so amazing, getting these animals out of these horrible conditions and finding them homes so they can give the love they so desperately want to give. >> setting out to surprise a friend with this beer fridge. >> the story is the adventure they're on. because watch what they're going through. >> so what made the long journey so wild. now, you voted. your top through. >> here's the girl who blew us away away. ♪ in touch with the ground ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪ ♪ smell like i sound ♪ i'm lost in a crowd ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪ straddle the line ♪ in discord and rhyme ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪ [ female

. >> animal rescuers from humane society were blown away by how loving an affectionate and energy icoveable she was. >> now look at stella. >> just drgrabbed me with the tunlg, t tongue, the face. and now has a loving home. >> her new mom could not be happier, stella is so loveable and playful. so amazing what the humane society does getting them out of these horrible conditions and helping find them home so is that they can give the love they so desperately want to give. >>> a special beer fridge. >> the story here is this adventure that they're on. because watch like where they're going. >> see what made the long journey so worthwhile. and you voted. now we're revealing your top three favorite videos from 2013. the latest from the girl who blew us away with her rihanna hit and sang her way to the number three spot. ♪ i want you to stay >>> take a look at this and very quickly you'll wonder how the heck are these two guys on a raft with a big canadian beer fridge in eastern indonesia paddling along. this is real. this is not like some stunt. these dudes are from canada. they are rya

wayne pacelli, president of the humane society of the united states. i suppose it would be no stretch to say that your organization would be opposed to this. tell us why. >> there are many aring species in the world, the black rhino is the rarest. the idea of linking a trophy hunting exercise with conservation may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an or angutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they

human beings. understand society you first have to understand the individual human being. in this he follows what is a fairly familiar to students of american political thought and british political thought the model of the state of nature, way of understanding society. let's imagine society begins with independent individuals coming together and deciding we would be better off if we lived together if there is a mutual enforcer of laws, protector of property and safety, that is how society is formed and exist for that purpose and needs to be understood entering to that purpose. any government, any society that doesn't answer to that purpose, violates our rights and doesn't protect our property, doesn't protect us properly from one another is a -- we have a right to destroy it. this is his vision. is a familiar vision, a liberal vision, and from there he begins his political thinking. that means his political thinking is very individualist, very rights based, very devoted to individual liberty as a defining principle of political life. every book start by looking at that say

today doctors at the sonoma humane society were spaying and neutering some of the 61 rescued dogs who rescuers say the dogs we're taken from a breeder in reading who kept them in filthy cramped cages. the community has donated 30,000 dollars to treat the dogs. the humane society starting to take applications for people who want to adapt those pops stomach thanks so much for making kicu your news channel. >> today on "tmz" -- >> tons of information about justin bieber. he was driving on xanax, on pot. and he was a little bitch, according to the cop. this officer describing giving him the roadside test. it reads like a sour porn. -- like soft-core porn. stop and start blowing every time he would blow. he was blowing as hard as he could and told me how red his face was after blowing. >> what pornos are you watching? >> joe buck in new york. going to be calling the game sunday for fox. >> there's a button you hit when you're calling the game so they can't hear what you're saying. >> have you ever had to push the button when you pass gas? >> want to hear the drop button for safety. >> open

this is kathy stanhope from the montgomery county humane society.reminds me of morris the cat from the commercials. >> he's a gorgeous cat. his name is chris. he's a 9-month-old male and the reason he's here today and the reason he's so special is he is part of a bonded pair. he and his brother sammy have come in just recently. the owners had to give them up. they had to move into a home that wouldn't allow pets. i think there was maybe health issues that they had to move. >> my mom had to give up her pet, and my brother took it. >> and the two are bonded so thoroughly, that we are trying to keep them together. it's very very hard to place two cats, but they're both young, both in great shape. they love each other, and what's so wonderful is they are both calm. they love to sit on laps. they love to be held. they're good with kids and babies and toddlers. >> when you're doing a bonded pair like that, did you give a break to the adoptee. >> they would definitely do that. maybe two for the price of one. >> we are more goal on this -- negotiatable for

wayne pacelli, president of the humane society of the united states. i suppose it would be no stretch to say that your organization would be opposed to this. tell us why. >> there are many aring species in the world, the black rhino is the rarest. the idea of linking a trophy hunting exercise with conservation may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of all it is a permit that is given, even though the dallas hunting club isn't involved in that that permit would be given osomeone. >> the nimibians, to start auctioning off, where does it end, we want to offer an auction for an or angutang, where does the poaching work have to be involved with giving the person an opportunity to to shoot one of the rarest animals in the world? they

the humane society says that he'll soon be going home with the new family. good samaritan fallen to the two month year-old dog with a broken leg. the line still looking for its candies original owner to find out among other things white hearse for was dyed pink. >> : an east coast massive snowstorm on the east coast to >> : 25 degrees below normal are expected temperatures for the east coast. >> : some sections of the east coast such as plymouth massachusetts already have 18 in. of snow. on the ground. >> : they're removing snow at the met life stadium for the super bowl stadium. >> : professional snow melter capable of the melting 6 t of snow per hour have been brought and help clear the stadium. organizers say if a major snowstorm in in the forecast at around february the second adjustable sunday consider holding the game another day. nine >> : to that hearing what he said last sunday you note chairman of the guy that seemed really angry and the interview. now have sherman in crabtree mike up. line >> : what to do my thing. fun fun fun. cheering >> : sherm

the humane society hopes to reduce the deer population in futurecast with a new method. the first of its kind project for the state will have the city work with a contractor to tranquilize does and use a surgical procedure to remove their ovaries. it's been used in baltimore, california, and new york. the humane society is donating $3,000 to the project. >>> a study that proves texting while walking is not as easy as it sounds. >>> plus, a big day for d.c. as the washington auto show begins. the big donation to benefit the city announced just as cars samsung and h.h. gregg are teaming up to get your home ready for the big game. get close to all the action and save 1500 dollars on samsung's ultra high definition 4k led tv. plus, samsung 60-inch led tvs start at only $999. and samsung 55-inch led tvs start at just $799. get to h.h. gregg now, your samsung headquarters for the big game. see it all at h.h. gregg.com. >>> a local break for hundreds of drivers. drivers will be getting a refund after being ticketed for speeding in prince george's county. the camera is -- the ca

virus i was joined earlier by dr michael gregory director of health and animal agriculture at the humane society. he said that al qaeda reiterating that the virus is not dangerous to humans although the virus is found in feces and there's a widespread fecal contamination of the us for supply is not known to cause sickness and animals but the same factory farming practices that led to the emergence and spread of this danger stars for paige is also the same risky practices that have led to pathogens that can kill people. thousands of people like swine flu right now we're neck deep in flu season and the virus that skilling and affecting most americans now the flu virus is still each one and one this one to bounce immersed in two thousand non skilled over ten thousand americans infected sixty million americans and bad virus and a friendly time to factory farming practices the same practices that have now led to the start of the buyer can you talk more about these risky practice as on how the virus and is transmitted in mind this case only baby pigs or accent the reason that these so called factory f

was joined earlier by dr michael greger director of public health and animal agriculture at the humane society he started out by reiterating that the virus is not dangerous to humans. although the virus is found in pig feces and there's widespread fecal contamination of the us poor supply is not known to cause sickness in animals but the same factory farming practices that led to the emergence and spread of this dangerous virus for pigs is also the same risky practices that have led to pathogens that can kill people thousands of people like swine flu right now we're neck deep in flu season and the virus that's killing and infecting most americans now the flu virus is still h one n one this swine flu virus that emerged in two thousand and nine killed over ten thousand americans infected sixty million americans and that virus definitively timed to factory farming practices the same practices that have now led to this diarrhea by ok can you talk more about these risky practice says how the virus and it's transmitted and why in this case only baby pigs are a fact that. the reason that these so-cal

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. >> reporter: and the humane society went public but he said not all dogs are as fortunate as candy.>> our center is overwhelmed with unwanted dogs and have been for years. >> reporter: of the 45 available at the peninsula humane society, half are from a result of neglect and overbreeding. and when a litter of puppies is more than one owner can handle, too often they are abandoned. >> they are becoming disposable. you see a lot of stray dogs. >> the shelter is offering surgeries to all owners in san mateo county. we're awaiting for the fees. >> and he hopes it will compel people to open their hearts to an older dog in need of a home. >>> a champ steps away from the sport to help fight hunger. >>> coming up, state law requires drivers to pull to the curb when vehicles are approaching. but let's see what really happens. 5çwç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick.

ktvu's mike mibach went to the humane society where staff is working day and night trying to preparem for their next step. >> reporter: a team of doctors working on one patient at a time. >> good job, guys. >> reporter: 25 on this day. dozens more tomorrow. in all 61 rescued. to see spade and neutered at the humane society. >> ear infections, lice. >> reporter: was one of the first to treat the dogs. >> the majority have severe dental disease. >>> there. >> reporter: we first have to tell you where they came from. >> the majority of the rooms were completely filled with paper and junk. >> reporter: she was one of the first on scene. a breeder, a hoarder who fell ill was holding the dogs in small cages. >> maybe 10 by 10 area for all the dogs and the feces was too feet deep there and there was no clean space. no water, no food. i have never seen a more resilient breed. >> reporter: estimated cost for care, a thousand dollars a dog. the community donated 30,000. they are now responding to treatment and happy to be held. >> looking into a homeless animal's eyes and knowing they are so t

the humane society said they found a fracture in her leg. pink die officials say it hasn't washed off and they don't know what was used. unless the owner comes forward she will need a new home. >> the first month will have to be quiet so her leg could heal. >> when she gets older she will be typical, might be feisty. since he posted her on facebook, more than a thousand people responded and so many want to take her home. >>> it is one item in a huge budget and giving taxpayer dollars to a controversial project and it isn't clear how the money will be used. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> some homeowners say they are being forced to water their lawns even though california is facing a drought. >> this is the 4th notice i got. >> how it could lead it thousand fines. >> doctors performing agency is under the influence, a -- surgery under the influence, and the push to identify problem doctors. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >>> something people haven't seen in 5 decades. a dwindlin

after being cared for by the humane society of missouri, trooper just found a home. >> guess what?is new owner, greg. congratulations. >> thank you very much. thank you for having me. >> how did you hear about the story? >> i saw a story after it initially happened. my heart dropped. i was really, really upset and sad. and i just couldn't believe it. >> tell the story. what happened to him? >> well, the humane society of missouri animal task force rescued trooper after he was dragged nearly a mile on a major interstate and they immediately took him to the humane society of missouri's animal medical center. >> we should point out, he was dragged because somebody took his leash and tied him to the trailer hitch of a vehicle. >> exactly. and the man didn't know it. he gets in his truck and drives. nearly a mile down a major interstate before people are flagging him over. >> trooper is not used to being up at this hour. >> he tells his story in trooper's triumph, which is remarkable. it is awesome. >> at the humane society's medical center, he had seven major surgeries. 20 laser treatm

(narrator) while music seems to exist in every human society, its meaning and role differ from culture to culture. but the physical laws of sound are universal. at the root of all sound is vibration. [bell tolling] not only the root of all music is vibration, but in some sense, perhaps, the root of everything is vibration. everything is moving all the time. the earth is moving. the sun is moving. on the earth, the waves are beating against the shore. everything which is, is vibration. in order to have a sound, you need a physical object which vibrates, whether it's a cello or a speaker in a radio, you need a medium to carry that vibration. typically, it's air, and finally we need an ear, an ear drum, and a brain to turn it into something that's meaningful to a human being. [flute plays] the simplest sort of sound is called a sine wave, and i can display that sound on an oscilloscope. of course in nature, nothing is so simple as that. there isn't just one sine wave happening at one moment. actually, there are many sine waves all adding and subtracting. when you listen to a sound, when y

we're joined by the president and ceo of the humane society of the united states.to have you with us. this issue has made international headlines and caused a spirited debate. the government gives up to five permits a year to hunt black rhinos, so why is this case causing such an uproar. >> it is one of the most endangered animals in the world, and the u.s. policy generally speaking is to forbid trophy hunting of domestic species so those animals most -- endangered here, and also stop imports of species. so it's a departure from long-standing u.s. policy, and really the sort of pay to slay programs are driven by kind of the greed and the trophy acquisition mentality of these safari hunters who have involved in competitive trophy hunting all over the world snfl >> but the government controls which rhinos can be hunted and only allowed for specific animals to be hunted. and they said . . . >> no. >> according to them the go is likely to kill this animal either way because of these problems, so why not have a hunter pay for the experience and have that mopny go to hel

of the humane society of the united states. wane, good to have you with us. this incident made international headlines, caused debate among our social media followers. up to five permits are given a year. why is this case causing such an uproar? >> it is one of the most endangered animals in the world and the u.s. policy for the most endangered animals is to prohibit trophy hunting of domestic species, and also to restrict imports of tree fees and animal parts from species listed under our act but still subject to the import restrictions. it's the a departure from long standing u.s. policy and really these sort of pay to slay programs for endangered species are driven by kind of the greed and the trophy acquisition mentality of these safari hunters who are involved in competitive trophy hunting all over the world. >> does the namibia government controlling and the club said selective hunting helps population grow, roofing old post breeding bulls which are territorial and often kill breeding bulls, increases surviving and productivity in a herd. >> no. >> why

. >> peninsula humane society has found a home for a chihuahua found in east palo alto. candy was found with pitching dye fur lying in the street on january 13. she had a fractured leg. but veterinarians say the injury is not serious enough to require surgery. spca says they were overwhelmed by the interest in candy receiving more than 100 voice males about the dog. dog had no collar or tag but because she was dye pink they believe she had a previous owner. nobody came forward to claim the dog sought humane society decided to offer her up for adoption. >> let me turn your attention now to the flu. clinic held for students who returned to campus this week. 29 deaths related to the flu in the bay area so far this season. nick smith is at uc berkeley. >> u.s. health officials say the percentage of positive flu test dropped in some years but the threat of catching the virus remains very real. like elsewhere, according to the alameda county public health department, the h1n1 strain virus predominant strain this season and caused more illness in young adults and children than

to him, society has to answer to human nature. that is not the same thing of physics of political science. the human being is not just a rational animal. it is a sentimental creature and also an animal with needs and desires. politics has to recognize all of that it is to set yourself up for failure to create a system that would work with something other than human beings. so but he finds useful is continuity. generation of inheritance of of how, over time species improve society's improvement happens gradually. of hopkins will before dark when or evolution but offers an evolutionary model of gradual change, the building on what we have starting with trial and error. so from these very different models of nature you begin to see very basic differences how we understand society.

the humane society are spending a lot of money, but they're not linking their efforts to the idea of shoot- shooting one of e animals. >> from your point of view, look, they have a situation they clearly need money. this is a very expensive operation for them. what they offered is a permit to kill an animal that elderly, past reproductive age. you know, if this is something that can bring them some resource that helps the other animals, why not? >> because i think a lot o--you know, i think it creates the incentive to create more of it, and it can get out of scroll especially with a regulatory agency. it has happened with the polar bears. what about cheetahs. no hunting of those endangered species. this is a departure from past policy, and i think its wrong and it sends the wrong message when we're asking people all over the world to protect the rhino but we're going to allow some u.s. citizens to shoot a few of them because they want to mount their heads to the wall. >> in truth you're not over any international, so whatever the nimbians do or choose to do, you're over the u.s. >> y

the humane society spayed and neutered some of the dogs. they were rescued from a private breeder in redding. veterinarians say the dogs were kept in small cages and sheds. many suffered ear infections, lice, and severe dental disease. >> looking into an animals eyes and knowing they are so thankful for what you can offer them. >> today about a dozen of the dogs will board a plane and fly to a dog rescue group based in los angeles. >>> max wade has started his life at san quentin prison. he was sentenced to life in prison for trying to kill a pickup truck driver back until 2012. he was also found guilty of stealing a $200,000 lamborghini from a car dealership a year ago. wade was also investigated for the murder of a tiburon woman but there is not evidence to charge him or anyone else in that case. >>> the obama administration is seeking the death penalty against the lone survivor in the boston marathon bombing. they planted two bombs near the finish line. three people were killed. more than 260 others were injured. prose cessors cite -- pr

her dog was taken to the humane society during that time period but now she's suing both the officernd the city for excessive force and for brutality. officer sometime after the incident was reassigned to the investigative section of the department but right now we contacted the police station and it's unclear where exactly he's working within the system. >> i was in the middle of the road! >> now you're under arrest for resisting arrest. >> one thing we know that ad agencies are flooded with great ideas. but this ad agency was flooded with something else. >> oh, gross. >> yes.that's a bathroom leak. >> it's not a leak. it's a busted pipe, and, yes, that brown water raining into that ad agency's office is poop. >> that's gross. >> is that a floater? >> i think it's the whole turd. >> it was recorded by the art director inside the leo burnett skyscraper in chicago. >> who in their right mind is taking this video? i would go out of that building and never go back in again. whatever is there, i would leave it there, but i wouldn't go back. >> someone did post pictures on instagram of th

the peninsula humane society said they had more than 100 offers. >>> so what would you do if you came face to face with a bear? >> one reporter in la had a pretty close call tonight. take a look. >> in the middle of our interview with the sierra madre resident whose yard was invaded by the cub. that same california bear showed up just after 5:00. looking for food. we watched as he tried to get inside this locked trash bin. after a few attempts, he gave up. then followed our camera. we slowly backed up. went inside our van. and he even managed to peek inside. but he did not stop there. the cub continued to roam through this neighborhood on fair point street for one hour searching for trash bins that were easily accessible. the cub had a feast for some time here. at times, he had his entire body inside the bin munches away. we even managed to see him leave with some food within minutes, fishing game showed up doing their best to move him out. there were several attempts made using a nonlethal hazing technique. bean bag rounds created a pain stimulus effect to get the cub out. >> this gu

this is a video from the humane society of the united states. was adopted because lil bub has a few issues. her tongue sticks out of her mouth because her teeth never grew in. lil bub also has an extra toe on every single one of her paws. she can't jump but she can climb using her 22 toes. >> a hemingway cat. >> yeah. >> lil bub looks stoned. >> like she smoked a big fatty and started watching cartoons. >> lil bub does not live in colorado. she lives in bloomington, indiana, where mike adopted her. they say she's part of a perfectly healthy litter that was stray, but she had a few problems. see here she's t adopt her happy and healthy. >> pretty funny looking! >> i know. >> how can you not love that thing? >> they say she's a perfect kitten and she's not the size of a full-grown cat. and they also say those a dwarf. >> she's adorable. >> and the owner made this video to encourage people to adopt pets even ones that aren't necessarily perfect. >> hold on a second, did i just see half a million likes on her facebook page? >> lil bub has more than

the bird was taken to the humane society, then transferred to the wildlife center in silicon valley and cared for. all of her feathers grew back. today she will be released at grant ranch park in san jose. so good news out there. >> 4:51. still ahead on "today in the bay," hoping for good news here as well. 49ers, they can't head out for carolina this morning without grabbing their favorite food. >> a live look at palo alto. look at these bright lights for the signs. not a lot of headlights. we'll talk about your east bay and south bay coming up. >>> popular deli in the south bay is busy breaking bread this morning to feed hungry 49ers. >> feed the athletes. in the willow glenn neighborhood of san jose whipping up 70 sandwiches for the 49ers to take on the road. >> having panther burgers. >> sounds like high school. these are photos on the deli's instagram. the team will be on the way to carolina in a matter of hours. before they leave special teams player bubba will hand out the sandwiches at team headquarters just like he does every get away day. sandwich of choice, it's an off the me

since no one has claimed her yet, she's now available for adoption, you can contact the peninsula humane society, if you are interested. >> okay. san francisco 49ers announced ground breaking partnership with our parent company comcast, and nbc universal. the partners met at team headquarters to seal the deem. partnership means comcast provides most of the technology at the new stadium including free wifi and on demand capability. the deal means nbc bay area and comcast sports nettle have exclusive access to many players before and after the games, along with state of the art studio inside levi stadium. the partnership is all about the fan experience. >> if somebody makes a play out on the field, and you can instantly look up their stat, see a replay, see what's going on with the game, reference past games, information, any information you want will be at your fingertips. >> we have been in the south bay almost 60 years, it's given us the presence with the 49ers, so it's a really good deal. >> read more about the deal go to our web site. all you need to do is search 49ers and comcast. >> home of

buddy, charlie, lola, by the way, are all available for adoption this monday from the connecticut humane society. so if these guys don't take them home -- >> something's coming out of it. i'm not sure what's coming out of mine exactly. it's liquidy, moist. >> who's a good boy. who's a good boy. >> all right. let's do our final trades now. it's so fun having these puppies on set. >> these dogs could be creating a little fertilizer in our laps right now by potash. >> josh brown. >> i'm going with vca an tech which makes veterinary medicine. the ticker is wolf. >> we've got the ecba next week. you can buy eeuo. >> grasso. >> s.o. again the final trade. >> we've had a little mascot rivalry here. we've got miles of the broncos, blitz of the seahawks. they're both here at the nasdaq market site and they have also got their final trade. so, miles, what is yours? >> bud "light." >> all right. blitz? >> hello, pete. what's that. >> lob -- oh. loblaw. lesion of boo. >> the crisis is upon us. thanks for watching fast. see you back on monday for machine "fast money." meantime doing go anywhere. "options act

ideal would be under ecological circumstances viruses diminish the human immune system of the body human society is now diminishing the immune system of the planet earth the strength of the ecosystem lies in diversity and interdependence of species within that diversity by diminishing that diversity and diminishing interdependence we're making the life support system of this planet weaker and that will have serious consequences for humanity so i'm not proposing that we reduce the populations like that i'm just saying that that would be the ideal in an ecological utopia however you know we do have to be very considerate of the fact that human populations as they go up still carrying capacity from other species causing them to go extinction to extinction and because there is a relationship between us and our survival and them the more we diminish the less certain is our future and captain we have about a minute left but how can people help the fight against the slaughter of dolphins and whales. we need to put pressure on the japanese government i thankful for and bastard to japan caroline kennedy

the pain and suffering of our fellow brethren in the region violence and terrorism is a fire in human society in which doctors they will engulf those we like it in the us that's goo for the good fortune that it is true that extremism and violence against the rank and file from the army of the company and the unemployed. i pity that the fundamental approach to fighting terrorism should commence with the benefit only two courtroom improving the image on creation is the cause. three suicide or hopeless business with hope for the future. in the chair and you lose faith in god to serve humankind tins instead of destroying it. so that's a suitable venue. with the governance of this baltic leaders in their distance from their peoples and how they manage their economies and societies by relying on foreign and yet the people who insist that the people so ago. we don't see themselves as part of this management in revolt against their own direction. wanted to ke advantage of this situation to recruit good price too they're on hd because i believe that the security of the world is intertwined with the se

he says human beings have always lived in society and we need to understand the human being and the path that allow us to be happy and institutions that allow us to thrive within society so we always reasons about manic society and in turn tries to understand what liberty means and what equality means and what society means based on how people of that in the real world. what has enabled people to live in just unhappy ways? to him, society has to answer to human nature and human nature is not the same thing as a physics of political science. the human being is not just a rational animal so we don't just answer to rules vary the human being is also a sentimental creature and is also an animal. politics has to recognize all of that because to ignore those things is to set yourself up for failure. to create a system that would only work with something other than human beings, so his recourse to nature, what he finds useful in the model of nature is the model of continuity, a model of generation of inheritance, but how over time species improve, societies improve and it happens gradually. he

and distributing knowledge among its people, that that was a great recipe for a progressive and humane society. i think he was right. his gift and legacy was the smithsonian, available to 0 million businesses a day, here in washington and new york and online to hundreds of millions more. we're very proud of keeping that

the humane society posted flyers warning residents a mountain lion has been prowling in the area thewner says given the wall is rather high, it must have been a large mountain lion that jumped over the wall. >> how do you lift an 85 found dog over a fence? it looks like it. hopefully, we can get the word out to everyone that lives near the foothills there are big cats roaming around. they can attack. not just pets but other things. >> you feel a loss for animals and a danger to humans and children. yes. >> officials warning rez don'ts keep pets in aat night and leave porch lights on to scare off mountain lions. police are encouraging residents to dial 911 if they see wild animal that's can threaten their community n glendale abc7 news. >> and thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 >> abc7 news at 5:00 right now. >> danger on the roadways and a leak for snap chat users. >> our weather continues into the new year but there may be rain coming our way, soon i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> we have a name of a victim of a new year's eve tragedy. thanks for joining us