they hunt moose. every fall you hunt moose. it does not matter if you are a doctor, dennis, lawyer. everybody has someone go out and get their moose. that is where they get their food. there is a thing in alaska where road moose is a big deal. you sign up on a list, and if a moose is killed on the road, you go get it. that is 500-600 pounds of meat. dale was scouting for a moose, walking through this dense woods. you are never supposed to be alone because it is not a wise idea. something can happen. you can breaker ankle and no one will find you. dale is walking around close to a community. he walks to this river and is walking through these spruce trees. it is really dense. you see the pictures of the tundra, but that is just part of alaska. a lot of it is almost like a jungle. this part on the peninsula is honest like a jungle. so dale walking through these dense woods and all of a sudden he hears the sound. it is one of the worst sounds you can hear in alaska, a lot of birds. because if there are a bunch of birds around, and that means something is dead nearby. if there is someth

no better meat than a moose.. >> dave: i think that it is a treat, and i've said for years that moose meat is the best meat. the champagne of animal protein. >> anthony: you're right, it is something special. >> fred: don't even mind the rain anymore. [ laughter ] >> dave: look at that. like what is that, that's amazing. >> fred: it's a grey jay. put something in your hand and he'll get it. >> dave: look, look, he's on the camera. i really want to do this. is it gone? oh, he's on tony's head! [ laughter ] >> anthony: animals love me. i told you, i'm like st. francis of [ bleep ] assisi. whoa, look, they really are hitting the ham. this could get ugly really quickly. next thing you know they're pecking our eyeballs out tunneling up our asses. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% when you book early the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's associati

this moose was 16 or maybe 17 years old.s you can see here, hanging against the wall is a curse -- a purse made out of moose hide. they have a very beautiful floral designs on their closing clothing andsing -- purses and where. each tribe had a different design. over here, we have a piece of river otter hide. ofhave beaver, used as part closing. -- clothing. we have moose and caribou. caribou would be put over the beams with the for facing down. the for is hollow on the inside and would trap the heat inside the firm. that's one of the ways they stayed warm. they speak 11 different languages and have 22 different dialects. they are related to the navajos and apaches. a long time ago, they did not -- haveers, and borders, so they expanded into canada. so this is the winter home. to anotherll go house, found in the southwestern part of alaska. have the bige, we men's house,ngle and these other homes would be family homes. the one home would be about two to five times larger depending on the size of the village. men's in the sin

that moose was along the fence line.re you can see the fencing as it was coming along the fence line it noticed the person standing there with the camera, got spooked. got into the fence a little bit and then pulls it's leg stay away from the moose okay. >> i know she doesn't know it's amazon prime day but she's about to get the best amazon package there is. >> amazon deliverseded a packag for you. get the mail. >> she's like fine. i'll go see what it is. >> look in the package. >> no porch pirate will mess with this present. >> daddy. >> cool. >> it is very cool. daddy was deployed but got to come home four months early and she's not the only one that's going to get surprised. here comes big sister chloe. immediate tears and hugs. dad picks her up and hugs her and then here comes the brother. >> oh. he was trying to be more composed. i'm not crying. you're crying.crying.crying.cry. >> it's an unbelievable test of skill. >> because at every stretch of the race it's a scramble against your own life. >> if you can make it

that bull moose conservation plate becomes what the ccc will become under fdr. roosevelt had all these ideas of how to inventory our biologist in the country but also save these treasured landscapes. wilderness generation, who is that about. >> guest: the new wilderness generation, after fdr died -- he was force of nature he was our naturalist president, bird watchers, saved 200 million acres and after he died there was not one figure who extend into the fray but leopold in new mexico wrote roosevelt a letter and eventually i think is one of the great write america american history wrote -- becomes the foot soldier of the movement. marty and -- a couple in alaska that dogsledsed he area and did all the wildlife guide books and things, set up a -- all leads to the wilderness society being created, which is saying we need some parts of america that don't have roads, nat order to be mere in hot downtown austin you want to believe you can take day's drive and be in a place like big bend national park, where you can get away from industrialization and these are the f

. >> i think we're more of a moose. >> you're the moose. >> we're the moose. the moose is, you know, even tempered and, you know, strong. >> stephen: you know what they say: you mess with the moose, you get the... i guess they're horns. ( laughter ) i know they're like big floppy paddles. you get the "head hands." ( laughter ) and they're covered with velvet. they're soft. they're weird. i think they've got veins and stuff. the moose is striking back by imposing the same tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. but now they've gone farther, and it seems like they're making taking it personal, because look at these actual american imports they plan to tax: hair lacquers. clearly a shot at don, jr. ( laughter ) they're going after-- ( applause ) yes. next, they're going after mayonnaise, which everyone knows that's mike pence's favorite drink. ( laughter ) and sailboats, motorboats and inflatable boats. so, there goes melania's escape plan. ( laughter ) but the biggest hit of all is that canada will harshly tax imports of maple syrup. that's right. that's right. c

. >> host: what role did alaska play the found offering the bull moose party. >> guest: very seminole roll. a long story but roosevelt after he left the president si, 48 hours after leaving, saved mt. olympus in washington state. part of olympic national park. went to african for the smithsonian institute and he live behind for will howard taft, the taft administration started giving sweetheart deals to corporations, what they could the guggenheim syndicate. the today's exxonmobil or shell and giving them sweetheart deals and clearcutting whole areas and leaving it in -- the raping, the beginning of the raping of the coal lands of alaska, pinchot blew a whistle and went to see relevant and came back and one of the first speeches he gave was -- the america the beautiful movement and roosevelt weighed in on it and created most successful third party in the american history, the bull moose party in 1912, and that conservation plank becomes what the ccc will become under fdr, roosevelt had all these ideas of how to inventory, our biology and also save the treasured landscape. >> host: you

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what is going to go out and hunt big game, kill elephants, kill bear, moose, stuff like that, i think that we should also be allowed to hunt the humans that are hunting. in other words, if you really want to get a rush, they should be out there hunting each other as well trod what we will leave it there, pat and going to brian who is in maryland. , good: morning. actual conversation. i appreciate it. i am a hunter. i live in maryland. i find it private land and federal land. it seems to me that there is great cooperation with the focus being on management of the wildlife. we have taken up most of the top two predators in maryland and for example, the white tailed deer are almost to the nuisance stage. they eat my crops in my yard and my neighbors yard. i think the emphasis should be on properly managing the herds and not necessarily on the techniques involved. i found here at least in maryland, i usually the virginia but the cooperation between the state, federal and private land has been pretty good. why don't we focus the discussion on economic relationship between that? >> guest: a

shandy actually saw the moose hanging out by a pond when scouting the location.ever dreamed the animal would come so close to check things out. the wedding party played it safe and kept their distance from the moose until it retreated into the background. in the end, husband and wife said it made their perfect day that much more special. (ken) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you ken and vicki.... next at ten ... a fast moving fire in yolo county... it has been burning for two days... we'll have the latest on how fire crews are working to contain the fire that has spread to more 60-thousand acres. plus... more than 35 -cars burgarlized in berkeley over the weekend. coming up in a live report.. who police say they are looking for. (pam) and- how the weather conditions are going to change... coming up in the bay area's first and only ten at ten forecast. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the br

to the bedouin muslim hills around when the moose out of valley of moses' in the jordanian does it was sacred. petra the word means doa long was the name greek historians gave to the place a context site of the nabatean was a powerful nomadic try who came to prominence more than two thousand years ago the nabatean has long since passed into history sacrificial rites no longer take place on the hilltop get on entering this majestic world of cliffs and gorges at sunrise the visitor feels a sense of reverence the buddha and seems to as he was silent reminder to set off at an early hour because the work through the gorringe is long and arduous and only in the first light of dawn and the treasury be seen in its full glory. steps cut into the rock the hall mark of the mysterious world of an apathy. huge brooks human from the rock as high as a house and with smooth will but it seems with neither a way in more out. war. but it's only an exit they lack because these drawings for eternity those who ended no longer had any need for worldly possessions. block like tunes at the entrance to petra po

the moose is no longer with us. that is -- that's a stuff -- that's a taxidermied moose. fluffy aka wally. >> seth: okay. >> and this -- wally went to missin. this is my co-star. >> seth: okay. >> and we found him on the moose head which, you know, if you had a dollar -- >> seth: yeah. [ ughter ] what was it like working with wally? is -- fluffy does not seem like a boy cat's name. >> well, it's no thank you. fluffy was -- all my lines were about her and how great she is. that's my little cutie. and i had little nicknames in the feminine name. and all of a sudden, the director -- we do that scene, thfirst scene with him. and i'm like "oh, wally." 'cause i'm bonding with him too. [ d he's like -- sses ] but anyway, beside the point. they said, "oh, we need to retake it. and can you aim? there's a couple of things we ou need to,now, watch." i'm thinking, "oh, no. is it my chins? is it my arm?" anyway, put -- can y wally's butt behind you? and then, we retake it. i'm was like, "what?" and they're like, "wally h -- umm -- [ laughter ] very big --" [ laughter ] balls, seth. >>

the organizers wife hit a moose and they sent the wrecked car off of the cliff. even police cars get involved. so if you're looking for a different way celebrate the fourth, make your way to glacier view, alaska. >>> most parents are excited when they're kids take their first steps. and then they freak out when they go to some stairs. but that is not the case for lisa and dennis. >> look at you go! >> these parents were super excited to see their 19-year-old son lucas make his way up the stairs. so no matter what, at that age, they will crawl away and try to get into something. as lisa says, seeing their baby who only has one baby doing something that other healthy babies his age could do, is amazing. >> the great thing about kids is they're not aware of other peoples limitations, restrictions, or judgments. >> his dad dennis is there to guard him, but he is like what are you freaking out about? i got this. >> bye! >> oh, the first -- >> that is joey joel. most kids his age don't have these type of motor skills, but somebody has a nice right hook. >> just remembe

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she nearly lost her prize horses moose and boomer last okay when the wildfires destroyed their stable and her riding school. >> it's time to pay it forward. i had so many people come out and help me during the fire. >> reporter: she and other volunteers want to help evacuees and their animals by collecting donations an of food to send up north. >> horses, cats, goats, whatever, they all need to eat. >> reporter: she put out the word for help and donations on her facebook page and making pleas in person. >> anything you can think of that someone would need for their pet or live stock is what we're looking for. >> reporter: br of brocc o's stepping up with donations of hay. >> been in this "lear." i know a lot of wonderful people that are always happy to help. >> my inbox is flood. >> reporter: so far the response has been positive from a community that's truly been there. >> just knowing that people care. it's one of the worst times of your life. and you just feel so frightened and worried. we can't put the fire out for them. but we can at least take some of the worry out of their hear

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hid we have on tanned moose e and a caribou hide.he caribou would be put over the beams with the first facing down. fur is follow on the inside so it would trap the heat inside the fur. that was one of the ways they stayed warm. the people speak 11 different line which is an they have 22 different dialects. they are related to the navajos, the apaches and the kiowas. a long time ago they never had borders so they expanded into canada and parts of the lower 48. this is the winter home. chupic house. the it would be found in the southwestern part of alaska. house, which is a single man's house. the smaller houses were for family homes. size --ld be about the what a beauty to war five times larger depending on the size of the village. we're in the single man's house. a lot of people come to alaska with the idea of eskimos in igloos. we did not live in igloos made out of ice. this is our winter home. traditionally our winter home with the subterranean. beam,'s at the lower show you how far into the ground is house traditionally would hav

[laughter] elizabeth bishop author of the moose had no shoulder. i don't know if this is important to her poetry and bradstreet who work i also teach did have children and they provided her with the experience she needed to write one of her most famous poems, the authors of her book. after phillis wheatley: the first black person to publish a book in english mary's and bore three babies, two of whom died in embassy, her days as a poet of record were don. while i lectured on that the curious position of women poets in america particularly black women poets i worried that kelly would be crying because she disliked drinking from a bottle. [applause]. >> i'm going to read about how babies suck. [laughter] as it she did. [laughter] this is from indigo has a baby. indigo has a baby and i'd don't go to see a prolonged time. it's not that i don't care about seeing her baby, but i don't care about seeing any baby. also, i will know what will happen. once i see the baby i will squeeze the baby. i need to see the baby with little because someday when i see th

shandy actually saw the moose hanging out by a pond when scouting the location.al would come so close. the wedding party played it safe and kept their distance from the moose until it retreated into the background. in the end, husband and wife said it made their perfect day that much more special. (lydia) coming up in the next hour ... the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire will appear in court today. we'll have the latest on the investigation. (lydia) plus ... the county fire which started in yolo county is now 60-thousand acres. we'll tell you how the fire fight is going. (lydia) and san francisco police is planning on having extra patrol officers this 4th of july. we'll have some safety tips from police. (ácommercialá) you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfo

e are no billboards, no franchises, just you and the occasional moose.tion of the back in 1970s. most of us what little traffic there is consists of trucks going back and forth to the oil ds on the bay. there are fellow travelers. after we crossed the yukon river, we met twoe peoo came up from washington state on their motorcycles. >> it's just so freaking big. you know, the individual views you might see in montana orah id or somewhere else, but it's incredible. you can't get your head around it. >> you're sure you're far from civilization. try to find a radio station. but about the time you could use a real break, you'll arrive in cold foot. population 12. a t accommodations are weary but clean. there's a place to get a hot meal and a col obeer. >> onethe main things we try to do is make up for the noto deluxe suites with, like, hospitality. >> she has worked a couple of summers here and has essential advice. >> you can't not stop here pretty. we have the only gas for 240 miles. >> here strangers share stories of the road and interview dogs. >>re you h

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she nearly lost her prize horses moose and boomer last october when the wildfires destroyed the stable and her riding school. >> time to pay it forward. so many people helped me out during the fire. >> reporter: they want to help evacuees and their animals of the carr fire collecting donations of food to send up north. >> horses, dogs, cats, cows, chickens, goats, whatever, they all need to eat. >> reporter: she's put out the word for donations on facebook and making pleas in person. >> anything you can think of someone would need for their pet or livestock is what we are looking for. >> brocco's old bar and feed store stepping up. they helped fire victims last year and can do it again. >> been in this business. i know a lot of wonderful people that are always happy to help. >> my inbox is flooded. >> reporter: so far, the response has been positive, from the community that's truly been there. >> knowing that people care, because it's one of the worst times of your life. you just feel so frightened and worried. we can't put the fire out for them, we can at least take some of the worry

she nearly lost her prize horses moose and boomer last october when the wildfires destroyed their stablera's riding school. >> we pay it forward. i had so many people come out and help me during the fire. >> reporter: halford and other volunteers want to help evacuees and their animals of the carr fire by collecting donations of food to send up north. >> horses, dogs, cats, cows, chickens, goats, whatever. they all need to eat. >> reporter: she's put out the word for help and dongsz on her facebook page and even making pleas in person. >> anything you can think of that someone would need for part of their lives. >> reporter: bronco's old field barn in sonoma stepping up. up.. the manager helped fire victims last year. >> i know a lot of wonderful people that are happy to help. >> my inbox is flooded. >> reporter: so far the response has been positive from a community that's truly been there. >> just knowing that people care because it's really one of the worst times of your life. and you just feel so frightened and worried. we can't put the fire out for them but we can at least take some

she nearly lost her prize horses moose and boomer when wildfires destroyed their stable and her riding> time to pay it forward. so many people came out and helped me during the fire. >> reporter: they want to help evacuees and their animals of the carr fire, collecting donations of food to send up north. >> horses, dogs, cats, cows, chickens, goats, whatever, they need to eat. >> reporter: she put out word for help and making pleas in person. >> anything you can think of someone would need. >> reporter: the old barn feed store stepping up with donations of pay. the manager helped fire victims last year and can do it again. >> been in this business. i know a lot of wonderful people that are always happy to help. >> my inbox is flooded. >> reporter: so far, the response has been positive, from a community that's truly been there. >> knowing that people care. it's really one of the worst times of your life. you just feel so frightened and worried. we can't put the fire out for them. we can at least take the worry out. >> reporter: logistics are being worked out, but she plans to send supp

of the things he actually said to a group of young democrats was, we have enacted most of the bull moose platform theodore roosevelt wanted. he was talking about how progressive he really was. similarity,ot of and the big differences are -- i think. would later beat up on wilson badly for the slowness of his entry to world war i. >> yes, they disagreed about that. , what yous first term consider his accomplishment? >> the economic reforms we talked about earlier. that's huge. no previous president had ever passed so much major legislation in such a short time. fdrink only lbj and surpassed him. >> do you think he intellectually understood banking and finance? ?r was he relying on advisors >> i think he had to rely on advisors. he had a central idea, which was bankers should not control the bank, the government should, through an agency like the federal reserve. other european countries had central banks by this point. we were the only ones that did not. he just kept his eye on the this taken out of the hands of bankers. there had been a series of bank panics and it was thought that if yo

on and which are moose and learn to drive the dog team.abin they saw me during the day bringing in the pails of water and mike said what you need is a few sled dogs and it so happened they had some dogs at home they were using anymore so they went down to survey. again, the engineer is just wailing on the whistle. train come through a fewstops and i'll come to a little black dog and then a big red fluffy dog . >> and an old gray dogsled and a mountain of checkerboard packages and to dog harnesses and then they all need instructions that came with this beginners kit taped on the back of battle dogsled and every guy needs to know in two sentences, see mary, there'snothing to it . he says just the dogs in some of the sleds and that's really all there is to it. you take the dog for the sled and i harnesses out, i don't know if they're on right but i kinda dogs decided the sled and they got dogsled. so i pulled one off, the two would start fighting hold this one off and went on and on. i was screaming andfinally i kept all the dogs and they ran

he once moosed there has always been a question among us whether hood made the texas brigade or the texas brigade made hood. noting hink it's worth that after the war, after hood's arnished reputation, when the texas brigade veterans organized themselves into an association hey named themselves the hood texas brigade association. they bertson, not greg, named themselves after john bell hood. he was absolutely their favorite commander. all right. now, before, don't look, no, look, all right, before we get to the war on the home front i want to cover a couple more with you. the texas brigade, most of you guys know, civil war soldiers, a one to two ratio of deaths to disease to combat wounds. men actually f died of disease as opposed to combat wounds. the opposite.is the majority of the men died in combat. one of the heaviest fighting units of the war, and i want to some numbers which i know is always a risky thing to do at this hour of the evening but i want you to here, at the hing battle of the gains mill, the exas brigade suffered 571 casualties. nearly 50% of which came from texas.rth a

they are having to move, having to go to different places to find moose and caribou.i have a feeling that alaska is going to be a very different place in 20 years, let alone 50. >> host: did you find controversy among scientists when they talked about glaciers and the retreat of glaciers and what the number shall? we have seen some pushback from politicians like the former governor sarah palin who criticize president obama to coming up to alaska in 2015 20d he was pointing out the great retreat of these glaciers and she said, there are some that are still forming and building. >> guest: right here and this is the famous excuse that politicians like to throw out and alaska. we've got glaciers that are going, which is true. there's the hubbard glacier which is going. there's the johns hopkins glacier which is growing again. the thing is that these places are drawing ice from snow that fell before columbus crossed the atlantic ocean. this is 50600-year-old precipitation that find has made its way down from these extremely high mountains and is reaching the scene. it stil

that, i believe in hunting for food, but if you want to go out and hunt big game, kill elephants, moosetuff like that, i think we should also be allowed to her hunt to the humans who are hunting. if you really want to get a rush, they should be out there hunting each other as well. host: we will leave it there, and go to brian. hello, brian? morning.ood i am a hunter and have hunted on for private and federal land. it seems to me that there is great collaboration with the focus being on management of wildlife. if you take out most of the top-tier predators here in wild tailsuch as the deer, the my crops in my yard and my neighbor's yard. so i support that. the focus should be on properly managing the heard, not necessarily on the politics involved. i find that here in maryland, the cooperation between the state, federal and private lands, is pretty good. so why don't we focus the discussion on herd management and economic relationship between that? host: let us take that point, brian? michael: that is a great point. one of the things talked about in the debate is whether allowing a cert

live the way they live and they were welcomed and they learned how to preserve berries and went on a mooseunt and butcher a motion and learn to drive a dog team. and mike said what you need mary is a few sled dogs and just so happened they still have some dogs at home that they weren't using anymore so they wept back to fair banks a couple of southbound trains later, again, that engineer just wheeling on whistle and stop and they open up and out comes a little black dog. then a big red dog and another big red fluffy dog. but old gray dog sled, then a mountain of purina dog chow in checkerboard packages and harnesses and other instruction that came with the little beginningers kit, taped on back that have old dog sled and had had everything i needed to know and just two sentences. first sentence says, dear mary there's nothing to it. second sentence says, just put the dogs in front of the sled. period. and that's really all there's to it dogs inside of the sled i put the the harnesses on. i don't know if they were upside down or right but i tie the dog to the front of the sled and they got

anna: i was just reading a report out of iran saying that they could stop exporting --aight to paul moosethey could try. it is likely to this it is unlikely to be more than bluster -- it is unlikely to be more than bluster. i don't think anyone is really thinking about anything so serious in the short term, at least. tom: thank you so much. greatly appreciated. real perspective here. we will get that chart out on social media here in a bit. next kettner with us -- max kettner with us from commerce bank as well. robert kaplan with us. really looking forward to that interview. in washington after the red sox swept the nationals three games. ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's talk u.k. politics. negotiator's top david davis has called her plan -- as britain's biggest carmaker has warned against a bad brexit deal. without frictionless access to the eu, investments in the u.k. could be jeopardized. , maxng us, davis merritt kettner still with us. david, good morning to you. let's talk about to resume as she goes into a room with her cabinet members who are divided. big names comin

capitol hill saying it was chuck schumer saying the --inistration's decision obamacare comes on top of mooset off critical insurance reimbursements and repeal the codes healthy people into the marketplace. yesterday's news should remind us president trump remains ruthlessly committed to tearing down our health care system. that his rallies but that probably is the most important thing he is doing in terms of effect on the american people and we are not going to let him hide it. that's in the washington times. democrat line in new york. caller: how are you today. my comment as to the lady that just was on tv who made a comment about and i'm a democrat , i don't know that i would vote democratic anymore. that's how disappointed i am in my party. this is getting crazy with this resistance and almost calling for riots. to me is not a protest. these are mobs. first of all she repeated something that was on tv about mr. trump meeting with putin by himself because is he really an agent or maybe he's making a deal with prudent and accusing him of money laundering. on a were talking points major netw

i'm sure she has seen a few bears and a lot of bald eagles and moose. she even saw a man once walking a chicken. yes. you see everything in alaska. a man walking a chicken. well, jeanne, she has found lost items on the side of the road -- fishing licenses, cell phones, cameras, and she tries her best to get these back to their owners. once she found a set of hubcaps that had contact information on it for the owner. when she called and told him she had his hubcaps, he couldn't believe it. he was tickled pink to get his hubcaps back. so, mr. president, i think every state has somebody like jeanne. there is no doubt we all owe a debt of gratitude to people like her working selflessly, volunteering thousands of hours to keep our states clean like alaska, to keep america clean. so, jeanne, thanks for what you're doing for the great state of alaska, and thank you and congratulations on being our alaskan of the week. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until monday at >> you can follow the senate at l