stop the entrance of animals, companion animals, we have got 3 million animals a year, companion animals a year being euthanized in this country. so you stop breathing and we stop, we start adopting and we become much more careful about how many companion animals actually exist. solving that i think, one of the hopes actually i believe, the clean meat. i think clean meat is going to be a solution for having companion animals. clean meat is what used to be in vitro meat. and it is not on the market yet. but i would say in five years at most, obligate carnivore animals, i would be surprised. maybe that is 10 but i am optimistic. any other thoughts and reactions or concerns? yes? [inaudible question] >> there is a two-part question. what do we do about backyard chickens?especially those living at a subsistence level and then what do we do with the eggs that chickens naturally like a woman menstruate. i will take the second question first. chickens not naturally lay 200 to 300 eggs a year. chickens generally lay 12 eggs may be in one year time. we have changed the female anatomy of the chick

to save other animals doesn't sound logical.ecause it isn't. >> reporter: kitty block of the humane society of the united states says hunting is never a form of conservation. >> if you want to help conservation, there are so many ways to do that. you can give to so many different good organizations. it's never a way to protect animals by bringing them into your ranch and having them shot for funding. >> reporter: hunting is one part of the $2 billion a year exotic industry in texas. according to the exotic wildlife association. in all there are 5,000 ranches in texas with exotics. most of them are not hunting ranches. >> i don't derive any revenue at the end of a gun. >> reporter: ryan gilroy, founder of wildlife partners, isn't against hunting but he has a very different approach. >> all the revenue we generate is generated as a result of selling live animals. and we're not selling them for the purpose of hunting. we're selling them for the rpof breedg. this a broken intserasm pastures -- >> reporter: brian has around 1,000 ani

cruelty to animals. this is grass and this also and it's not not enough. for now they will fight for the snappish but for later on in the year into the winter. so is it just a crazy idea to create a nature reserve in one of the most densely populated countries in europe. one reason why people are taking a closer look at was tartus pass and has to do with these filmmakers from amsterdam . millions of people in the netherlands have seen their film the new wilderness. the film shows plenty of unspoiled nature but also suffering and dying from realities of life for animals living in the wild. there's the brutality of the books on the hunt . and the ugly end of a majestic creature to statics to overlay for the fall of the strong survive the weak die but we notice that many dutch people can no longer accept that. they see everything from the perspective of house pats group to a halt so something like this is too shocking. the constant police presence shows how he said the debate has become the dutch government

the accumulation of billions and billions of these animals make up the coral reefs. and fire luminescence is the light produced by certain living organisms and healthy corals produce this light although it's not easy to see it. an intense blue light activates loose a family and the chemical compound which creates luminescence so by wearing a yellow mask which blocks out the blue spectrum the coral appears in a completely different aspect. green yellow orange red. each surety of coral has its own vibrant color. the. seen from this angle it's hard not to agree that the cuban reefs are full of life. but at the same time it's clear that the slightest touch of any bit of coral means destroying dozens of problems. two hundred thousand divers today five hundred thousand in five years' time how many more in twenty years the reef won't be able to survive in the long run. which is why the national center for protected areas has taken its latest decision there are to be no more dive centers set up in cuban marine parks and the numbers of divers will be limited annually this is

they had killed all these animals, millions of these iconic animals. the former symbol of the united states. a particular buffalo hunter named john cook, in 1905, wrote a memoir called "on the border with the buffalo," and he came up with this explanation for why they had done it. what he essentially argued in his book with that we were the heroes of the advance of civilization and not only that, we were actually the agents of the federal government in destroying all this wildlife. because the federal government wanted these animals destroyed. they engaged in a secret conspiracy between policymakers in washington and the western army to kill all these animals for several reasons, one of which were to force indians onto reservations. another of which was to open the landscape for homesteading. and so the government had secretly done this, he argued. he even went to invent a famous speech -- you can go online and purchase a t-shirt with lines from this speech on it. it is almost like the george patton speech you saw, george c. scott deliver in that famou

the folks at the wildlife animal hospital say some of those decorations can be deadly to animals. halloween is big business. people spend lots of money on lots of stuff one item has the attention of animal care professionals. >> that spider webbing stuff it is very dangerous. it is made out of acrylic and it is strong. it is very easy for animals to get tangled in that. >> reporter: i hadn't thought about that. sometime in the night this animal flew into the web and just like a real spiderweb it was caught. it was later rescued and once healthy it will be released. carved pumpkins attract all kinds of animals right to your front door. >> a skunk will like a good pumpkin. >> reporter: lovely. but keep in mind a big hazard is the fake web especially for birds. this bird is recovering from a different injury but it is exactly the kind of animal that gets into trouble. as a rule of thumb if it tingles it could be hazardous to animals. don ford, kpix5. >> speaking of animals check this out. it is a baby squirrel rescued where officials say for some reason the squirrels are having babie

to you these animals are being torn from their mothers in the one. while they're being packed into shipping crates they're being packed into toilet paper tube into drain pipes and smuggled across borders to be able to be sold as pets and yes people do buy chimpanzees gorillas snakes and other dangerous wild animals that not only pose a danger and the threat to the wild species but also to the families and the people in the neighborhoods where they live i just have to show these gentlemen hasten the u.a.e. he's got a famous instagram account once you get on a and you can start looking at him and his one of his pet pieces going for work well and what's what's terribly remarkable about this and sad is that there are more tigers living tapped of in the united states than there are in entirely in the wild we're talking more than five thousand just in the u.s. alone compared to a wild population of about three thousand. so when we talk about this issue community here wants us to remember that it is so many different animals that can be involved this is jus

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come to one of our animal centres and tree hole one of our animals, we have more than 50 across the country sheffield to allow the police, council and agencies to work together to tackle child grooming by criminal gangs who use children as young as ten to carry out criminal activities. we will talk about that in the next half an hour. now back to one of our top stories today. leaked documents seen by the bbc reveal that ministers have bowed to pressure and are planning to further delay the rollout of their flagship welfare reform, universal credit. the new system merges six benefits into one payment and has been plagued by problems. it's massively overspent and will be at least six years late. the leaked papers also contain proposals to spend hundreds of millions of pounds to try to prevent claimants suffering hardship when they move onto it. the government said it always intended to introduce the benefit slowly. with me now in the studio is independent mp — formerly labour mp — frank field. in our westminster studio is andrew bowie, a conservative mp, and alsojoining us is naomi krzykawiak

you see an human being karpg for an animal and bringing all the love they bring to care for the animals that keeps me going. >> and there is the possum heading on out. >> it's swimming! >> and that was dan ashley reporting. the wildlife staff believes they may be getting a record number of animals because their emergency hotline is operating longer hours. that also means the non-profit needs to raise more money. if you want to help or find out what td if you find a wild animal in distress go to the website. abc 7 news.com. >> announcer: now the weather update from abc 7 morning. >>> good morning i'm meteorologist frances dlsz. right now we are dealing with fog and low clouds you can see with that the doppler 7 and satellite image. we have fog spilling from the north bay and limited visibility in that area. let's than a mile in santa rosa right now. and here is a look from sutro tower. you see some low clouds creeping into san francisco. it will push in a little bit farther, in the next few hours and let's more sunshine this afternoon. the temperatures into the 40s and 50s. san francisco

animals are real., the public will cease to ca re animals, the public will cease to care about nature. and nature will be doomed. you know, i hear people being negative about the zoo's, and i get that if it is a poorly run zoo. bad zoo's, like them either. at good zoos, where there is an abundance of attention and care, the animals are thriving and reproducing, there is a lot to be said about that and the reason that great conservation organisations, great zoos and agreements —— aquariums, are so important is because they really do control the future of a lot of these animal populations. without zoos, the world would be greatly diminished, believe me. the paris auto show opens its doors to the public on thursday. it's one of the biggest car exhibitions on the calendar and attracts automobile enthusiasts from around the world. the latest models will be on display, including one very unusual vehicle that's not as fast as it looks. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. this is a car show, this is a car. so far,

wild animal.t's fine to do anything to the wild. cutting trees, it was fine to them. and when we came to be here, it was a big tug of war to get a grassroot person to understand why we should conserve. reporter: raymond opio spends a lot of time out on patrol. he hopes that one day rhinos will again be able to live free, without need of protection. raymond: it will happen that the rhinos go back into the wild in uganda, but we need a very tough law for that, and also we need people that are very much committed in conservation. my dream is to see the rhinos being put back into the national park and multiplying in numbers in the national park of uganda. reporter: but that will take at least 20 to 30 more years. only then will the organization have bred so many southern white rhinos that some can be released from the sanctuary to roam free in uganda's national parks. host: according to an international survey of eye doctors, in 30 years, half the world's population will be short-sighted. that means e

these animals are abundant beyond belief. if ever there was a country where wolves are surpassingly abundant it is the one we are now in. that's the account of two days on the missouri river in 1843. he closed that with a note to his wife telling her i am so excited i can't go on. he was absolutely stunned by what he saw. i'll read you this other quotes that was written only 26 years later. there is still extraordinary wildlife you was late for breakfast this morning i have a pointing dog and we were walking out behind our house and she went on point and i expected this class to flush and this huge beer came out in front of us, unfortunately run the other way. i don't have that happen to me too many mornings in washington, d.c. molly like i think most great writers, there are certain themes or questions that occur repeatedly in your works. you look at them from different angles, different perspectives, i wonder if you could share how some of those questions you keep returning to relate to the idea of the american west and the

the fog animation here.ealing with low clouds through the north bay and peninsula and east bay but by this afternoon plenty of sunshine for everyone except at the beaches. that's where temperatures stay cool. if you are heading out tonight grab a jacket. the fog and low clouds move in once again and we'll see cooler numbers overnight. look for knows low clouds to spread into parts of the east bay. highs today will be similar to yesterday's numbers. mild and breezy at the coast. half moon bay 66. san francisco really nice. 71 and more sunshine this afternoon and then look for 74 in oakland. san jose, 81 degrees. some mid-80s through fairfield antioch and livermore. and low back for low 80s in the north bay, santa rosa and napa at 80 degrees. overnight lows in the 40s and 50s. pretty cool. especially through parts of the north bay where fog will once again develop. and we could see limited visibility cool in maf hon bay. 49 degrees. here is a look at livermore for the week ahead. we are actually above average

all the way back to thailand to explore how animal trafficking routes actually operate have a look. this is bangkok thailand zero at the world's largest flea markets we can shoppers can find almost anything including cage after cage full of exotic pets for the right price you can buy rare and even endangered species a south american mcarthur a monitor lizard an african tortoises to just name a few. techno shot this video at the busy chat to check markets with the camera after a shop owner offered to sell us but look like a protected. this is why the world wildlife fund now recognizes this market as a hotspot for the illegal animal tricked. and one hundred videos a good transition to this tweet we got because of course we started this conversation talking about elephants but your show here says though it is not only about elephants and rhinos the illegal trade of birds is also a huge issue in every region of the world let's hash tag in wildlife crime so that goes into the idea that there are other animals targeted what other animals are you looking at and should really the world be f

. >> stay on animals for a second bringing up on animal abuse charges and to animal control officers to go after the pit bulls who is not properly trained what about those charges or those statutes would use support tougher penalties for animal abuse crimes? throne: this is a tough issue we wrestled with a lot i remember a great bill signing that we succeeded to get tougher penalties for animal abuse it is time to see where we are we are lagging behind other states and the concern always is it is a threat to the agriculture community we aren't talking about animal cruelty we are talking about something completely different versus domestic animals that are not cared for they are beaten or pushed into fighting. that is a different thing and i would want to work with the agricultural community so that they are comfortable but one that also includes animal abuse penalties and wyoming. gordon: on our ranch this is a high priority for my wife and for our kids we are low stress animal handlers. i grew up that way we have a respect for our animals and i understood they care so mary is absolu

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. >> every time you can help an animal, every time you see a human being taking care of an animal andringing all of the love they bring here to care for the animals, that's what keeps me going. >> and there is the opossum heading on out. >> it is swimming! >> well, the wildlife staff believes they may be getting a record number of animals because their emergency hotline is operating longer hours. >> that could be the case. the nonprofit center does need to raise even more money, so if you want to help or find out what to do if you find a wild animal in distress, go to abc7news.com. >> yeah, they're just doing such terrific work. it is remarkable. let's focus on the weekend weather. >> it is gorgeous outside right now. i can't even believe this. >> it is like halloween out here, the orange sky. >> we are getting ready for halloween, dan and kristen. it is stunning. here is another view from the south bay camera. you can see all of the hues there. the pinks, the purples. we will give rick in transmission credit for this one. it is absolutely gorgeous. live doppler 7 showing a little pat

but what if we could create the exact same product without involving an animal ? it turns out, one company in new jersey is using biotechnology to do just that. newshour weekend's christopher booker has the story. >> reporter: modern meadow's lab looks more brewery than biotech, but it won't be an i.p.a. oa pale ale on the other end of this fermentation. >> i wish i had a homebrew set like this. >> reporter: dave williamson is the chief technology officer ato modern m it's been perfecting a product for the past six years that will look, feel and be biologically similar to one of humanks most durable and versatile materials: leather. >> none of our d.n.a. actually mes from an animal at al it all starts synthetically. >> reporter: if you think what they're making is pleather, you'd be wrong. the process that starts in these labs is knowas biofabrication. the company uses a specially-designed d.n.a. sequence insted into yeast lls. these custom cells are engineered to produce protein. it's one of the first sthes in creatingeather-like fabric. >> what you can sealong t

suffering and animal rights if it's a good strategy then we should do it. a russian hockey teams concern for one of its injured female stars has resulted in something of an own goal after pictures it posted of her sparked a sexism debate the star herself though doesn't see a problem. the two the. little. they are going to get along the way you came as a great surprise to me that this photo of a normal i'm sorry naked bottom the whole of instagram is packed with photos just like it i can't understand why it has triggered such a response the whole keep up posted it because they admired my fat bottom the idea was a simple as that. some of us have for nexus of data very concept of sexism is not appropriate here parts are hard my child a little bit of sexuality to their predominant female team was the exploitation of my sexuality is approved by me people who like themselves often face a public backlash but what's the point of staying fit good looking and spending the most part of my life in the gym if i can display it no that won't change but. that's a global ne

here is the forecast animation. during the 9:00 hour we see fog, low clouds into parts of the bay across san francisco. but already pulling become from the peninsula by lunchtime every li everyone gets sunshine except at the beaches or the clouds linger throughout the day. and if you are heading out tonight grab a jacket things cool down and the fog and low clouds spread across the bay into parts of the east bay once again. for tomorrow morning highs today will be close to yesterday's numbers. so mid-60s to mid-80s. along the coast mid-60s half ploon bay 66. san francisco really comfortable at 71 degrees. and look for mid-seventies through oakland, san mateo, san jose warming up to 81. the warmest locations in the interior valleys. mid-80s there. 84 in condition kor appear livermore. and low 80s in santa rosa and napa. if you are heading to the festival today. you don't need a jacket. sun screen and sun zblass. temperatures in the upper 60s warming up to low 80s in the afternoon. this evening still mild by 8:00 toni

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all of the animals in shelters right now. >> exactly. >> so would we go and take excess animals? >> yes. they are project something life and they fly out there and bring them back here. >> maybe you can do a facebook post about it. >> probably will. >> thanks for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is coming up next. bye bye. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. >> welcome to "millionaire," where we're proud to have you joining us for our $100 million season. over the past 16 years, we've given away a lifetime total of $100 million. and we're gonna celebrate that milestone with a special episode, special guests, and lots of other fun surprises. speaking of fun, today's

these activists think that animal rights must be protected similarly to human rights that is why they believe it's immoral to kill animals for food so it's not surprising that the attacks slaughter houses and butchers shops they think that morality is more important than obeying the law if the law authorizes immoral acts they may think what they do is justified in terms of morality anything that may stop the killing of animals for meat is acceptable but i am not sure whether illegal actions are the best way to promote animal rights the question we should ask ourselves is whether it is an effective way to raise awareness about animal suffering and animal rights or if it's a good strategy then we should do it but i am not sure about it at all. now a story of a true hero in indonesia an air traffic controller sacrificed his life to save others by touring the earthquake console out west the island the man refused to leave an airport control center and instead helped a plane take off to safety. i heard about the polo earthquake here in memphis are around the month praying time and my wife

cheyenne police had recommended animal abuse charges mary against cheyenne animal shelter ceo and twonimal control officers after they agitated and pepper sprayed a pit bull puppy a day after a puppy bit a handler who wasn't properly trained to pry the dog out of its cage. the da did not file those charges, citing wyoming statutes. as governor would you support tougher penalties for animal abuse crimes? >> you know, this is a tough issue that we wrestled with a lot in the legislature. representative burger was a champion of this. i remember a great bill signing where she finally succeeded in getting some tougher penalties in wyoming for animal abuse. and my puppies and my son came to the bill signing. i think it's time to look at that law again to see where we are. we are lagging behind other states, and, you know, the concern always is that it would be a threat to our agriculture community. ranchers do not practice animal cruelty. we are talk about something completely different when we're looking at domestic animals that are not fed, that are not cared for, that they're beaten, that

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over crowding is a concern at some east bay animal shelters.the incentive contra costa county is mateo bridge. ( marty )over crowding at an east bay animal shelter has workers worried. in attempt to get all the dogs and cats adopted -- the contra costa county animal services has come up with a new incentive. kron4's justine waldman has the story. natsfurry and friendly these pitbull puppies.. are ready to join a new family.and so are hundreds of other 4-legged friends living at contra costa animal services.so many, the shelter is having a sale!sot to give the animal some breathing room the staff some breathing room so we can focus on providing the best care cover sot we are bursting at the seems right nowthe voluntee coordinator. she tells me.. there is no particular reason the shelters in martinez and pinole are both overcrowded right now.but 300 dogs, cats... including kittens.... and rabbits... need to find forever homes. sot the longer become... the more they are at risk of getting sick or kennel cough or resp infections so we really want t

i certainly do not approve of people starting their animals -- starving their animals. mr. geha: ever spraying? -- pepper spraying? mr. rammell: i think pepper spraying has its place. mr. geha: you have an answer if that happens? mr. rammell: if is the case, it is not appropriate. we need to get our judges for our to make the correct decisions. i hate to throw people in prison when they were not really trying to abuse and animal, but then the penalties on to be very severe for people that are abusing them. and so like i said, i think the power in the hands of the judges that can hear the evidence, listen to their side of the story, see what happens, they can make the decisions. mr. geha: let's given either as one test easy one. -- let's get an easy one here. tax,statewide lodging would you support that? revenueell: i think the -- is probably where it should be right now. the taxing everything so we can have a big government. my idea is to keep taxes as low as possible, and that includes tourism. you want tourists to come in here. you do not need to rape them when they come

i like shoes they're a cute they're a somehow excel take he's not an animal that you usually see when you're walking in the field and from there from the sand effect on the view of the day are very interesting in winter food becomes harder to come by many animals get around this problem by going into hibernation but the sure has developed a quite different survival strategy something that's potentially of interest to humans this is one that previously ended up in lazzaro's trap. and had a chip inserted under its skin for tracking purposes. the zorro has discovered that shrews can change their bone structure to find out more about this ability he puts the little animal under general anaesthetic for a few minutes. then he takes x. rays. he has to be quick. the images show that the shrew is smaller in the winter than it was in the summer it's skull shrinks by around twenty percent. that's probably an energy saving measure their metabolism works so quickly that the little creatures would normally starve if they didn't eat for a few hours. but smaller bodies require less food so for a shre