animals live in the present.t two months or 20 years, doesn't matter. >> kagan: killing a healthy animal is killing. it's not euthanasia. >> stahl: ron kagan, from the detroit zoo, adamantly opposes culling. he says the focus on genetics and saving species shouldn't outweigh compassion. >> kagan: we have assumed 100% responsibility for the life of those animals that live here. so, for us, we're concerned with individual welfare, not just conservation. >> stahl: under pressure from animal rights activists, and those who think animals shouldn't be locked up at all, zoos have tried to improve the quality of life of their animals, and kagan's been a leader in that effort. back in 2004, detroit was the first american zoo to give up its elephants for ethical reasons, when kagan says it became clear they were suffering in the cold climate. and he's worked to create larger and more natural habitats for the animals. >> kagan: i want every individual animal that lives here to have a great life. >> stahl: but he would say t

eating other animals so in a sense they're saying that animals have the right to eat other animals but humans don't have a right to eat other animals even though they think we're all equal so some of there's a logical inconsistency there stems i think even when you're not talking about radical fringe groups like the earth liberation front and the animal liberation front we have the more mainstream greenpeace and they use direct action as well but have with the destruction of property not including grammy and ships and open seas why is greenpeace considered more acceptable than those fringe groups stair calls terrorists. well you know as you know. they've been jailed i believe a couple countries have tried to declare or have declared greenpeace's activities terrorism. and it's all again it's all a fine line and greenpeace generally stays within the guidelines of civil disobedience but you have activists like christopher. christopher out in utah who is now being people are trying to declare him a terrorist because he's gone after a lot of the industrial activities through lawsuits in car

this animal here, he is riding it. this animal here, he is on is riding it.ing it. this animal here, he is on a very short chain, but they are huge, dangerous animals, they have massive canines and huge claws, and if the animal does have a little flint in its mind to think, oh, i wa nt to flint in its mind to think, oh, i want to attack this person, but the bid what would happen to you. this isa bid what would happen to you. this is a family, we don't know of the animal has diseases or vice—versa, these guys could have a common cold and that is very easy to be transmitted between the great apes. infa nt transmitted between the great apes. infant animals are particularly vulnerable to the photo proper trade. here in the wildlife hospital, babies that have been rescued or abandoned are cared for in the nursery. this vet takes the behind—the—scenes to meet them. oh, hi little guy! can you tell me a bit about these, way they so popular in the photo prop industry? when they are born there sir is completely orange, and they have the pink face, they are they are ora

another animal. is the gentleman from illinois going to offer an amendment to stop dogs who assist humans in looking for ducks and in other places? no. but all of the territories' delegates are against this amendment. for someone from another state to offer an amendment to restrict something in the u.s. territories is deeply unfair. at the last hearing of the committee in which this issue was addressed, which was nine sessions ago, the humane society also testified that legislation at state levels should be the proper forum to ultimately decide whether fowl game something permitted within those states' borders. again states also meaning territories. i agree and so should this body. if you only were true to agree to that and the well documented legislative history, we wouldn't be here. and hopefully we would be talking about much more important matters. matters relate aed to the farm bill such as snap, such as subsidies to our farmers. those are the things that should be in this farm bill not this leg

but they are huge, dangerous animals, they have massive canines and huge claws, and if the animal does flinch in its mind to think, oh, i want to attack this person, god forbid what would happen to you. this is a family, we don't know if the animal has diseases or vice—versa — these guys could have a common cold and that is very easy for it to be transmitted between the great apes. infant animals are particularly vulnerable to the photo prop trade. here in the wildlife hospital, babies that have been rescued or abandoned are cared for in the nursery. this vet takes me behind the scenes to meet them. 0h, hi, hi little guy! can you tell me a bit about langurs, why are they so popular in the photo prop industry? because when they was born their fur is completely full of orange, and with the pink face, they are so, so cute, they are very popular for people to be taking a photo. they are still cute now! how old is vincent now? for now he is six months old. looking after animals like vincent is painstaking work. some have complex needs, like slow loris tien. he was kept as a pet, and vets he

horrifically animals are treated. lot of consumers are receptive to appeals by corporations like all foods and amazon that there is ethical eating choices, that you can buy organic foods were animals are treated better. the reality is much different. last month we reported on a turkey farm in utah that the same activists with direct action everywhere were able to film and the abuse of these turkeys and the disease and injuries in which they were suffering was absolutely horrific and completely at odds with the bucolic organic branding that this company, which is now a supplier of all foods, advertises to people and convinces people to buy their products on the basis of it. it is the same as this chicken farm. you saw some of the hideous images. it is corporate deceit and corporate fraud. the problem is those of the federal and state level, agricultural executives are in charge of the regulatory bodies. therefore, even the minimal loss governing animal welfare is viewed as a joke. even when companies radically and purp

they're animals.vel that hasn't happened before. >> roberto worked his way up from dish washer until he could afford to buy the place, which he did, he was married and raising a family when he became one of the animals who donald trump talked about yesterday and was deported. trump defenders claimed that the president was only talking about members of the gang ms-13, which is not true. he did not limit himself to gang members when he was describing animals yesterday. but today he did. >> ms-13, these are animals. they're coming into our country, we're getting them out. when the ms-13 come in, i refer to them as animals, and guess what, i always will. >> here's someone donald trump has never referred to as an animal. the white supremacists who is accused of speeding his car into a group of people at charlottesville, virginia, he was arrested and charged with murder after he drove his car into that crowd and killed heather hire. donald trump has never killed the man who killed 17 people in florida anal

tested on animals using a california regulation to end animal testing in china too. oh -- while testing on animals is already illegal companies can still sell products that were tested on animals elsewhere in the folks behind the california cruelty free cosmetics act want to change that. >> china requires animal testing to sell the products in their country, however if you have your manufacturing plant in china, they don't require it. all it's a way to get americans to move over to china.>> reporter: judy mancuso explains it goes beyond current law which allows the testing here and makes it illegal for a company to import are so cosmetics that were tested on animals anywhere after the year 2020. organizations like peta and cruelty free international offer certifications and tools to help consumers see which companies already passed cruelty free tests. i went to my own makeup to find out if mine was tested on animals. most of my makeup is recognized as cruelty free by cruelty internationals certification and peta. that means they don't test on animals using ingredient

but they are huge, dangerous animals, they have massive canines and huge claws, and if the animal doessmitted between the great apes. infant animals are particularly vulnerable to the photo prop trade. here in the wildlife hospital, babies that have been rescued or abandoned are cared for in the nursery. this vet takes me behind the scenes to meet them. oh, hi, hi little guy! can you tell me a bit about langurs, why are they so popular in the photo prop industry? because when they was born their fur is completely full of orange, and with the pink face, they are so, so cute, they are very popular for people to be taking a photo. they are still cute now! how old is vincent now? for now he is six months old. looking after animals like vincent is painstaking work. some have complex needs, like slow loris tien. he was kept as a pet, and vets here say a poor diet and lack of sunlight caused him to develop bone disease. hi! sorry to wake you. so the loris is on the endangered list, isn't it? poachers hunt them in the forest because they are quite cute, they have the big eyes. in the south of

most of them are 4h animals.y for the livestock, train them and take them to competition where they bring home belt buckle prizes the size of pancakes. she thinks this is the kind goat he stole that night. >> they have no right too steal. >> reporter: she said it may have been staged for publicity because to date, no farm has come forward complaining about a theft. >> he is making a ton of money off this! and so, yeah, all this sensationalism, it's going into his pocket. >> reporter: we looked into dxe's finances. friends of dxe a nonprofit that funds dxe's campaign, brought in just under a half million dollars in 2016. none of it went toward salaries. instead, proceeds went to protests and conferences. >> they raided two animal sanctuaries looking for lily the piglet and several other piglets taken from a factory farm. but in that case, dxe was never charged. how many times have you been arrested for this? >> over a dozen times. >> reporter: how many times have those charges stuck? >> to date, zero. >> reporter:

trending the alpaca is at the center of the latest animal crane. at bank a game of thrones it seemed a live show was currently touring in europe.

not even animals. wild animals even behave like this.hen you really think about the facts about what the president was saying, he was saying respect for victims, respect for law enforcement and a flat out, saying i have no tolerance for heinous crimes committed, and i look to public safety and the law enforcement to do something about this. >> jesse: juan, you've worked in the mainstream print media before. any excuse for something like this? is it sloppiness or is it something more? >> juan: yeah, it is called accuracy. >> jesse: wall, what do you mean about that? >> juan: it's accurate. you are feeding their grievances on the right by saying the terrible mainstream media, how could they say something so awful. they misinterpreted the president. you know what, the president called people animals. and then you say oh, no, no, it wasn't people. he was referring to the hannibal lectors of the world, ms-13 gang. you know what, you do not talk about other people as animals. i don't care who you are or who they are. you do not become a monste

the experience lioness inspects the dead animal she's the one wearing the transmitter collar. the. naomi's grown daughter also appears with her young they're easily startled. week. six feet finally the cubs dead to approach the carcass to speak. eat the lions are so apprehensive that they disappear at the slightest hint of danger the eat. eat. eat. said rule temps are required before curiosity finally wins out. only once to drag the most out of the headlights and into the darkness but it's been safely secure. and philip are relieved the cubs are not earning a life they also look healthy was. there are several males among them that's good news because they could help repopulate abandoned areas since male lions often roam over great distances there are four lion cubs feasting on larger rocks they've been spared the fate of their father who was killed one of the cub seems to prefer the wire attached to the bait to the meat itself a sure sign that he is not hungry. but the lions a jumping. naomi's older daughter is startled by her own cubs playing in the tree. the young seem more

just how does a given animal become trendy i. think of all you can tell an animal is starting to get trendy when it starts offering up everywhere online and then ad agencies spot this trend and include it and their product ranges so they compound the craze in their own marketing strategies. feel like it is the latest in a long series of animal trends last year the unicorn was anything but a nonexistent beast an ad campaigns for a couple of years tops the train. and the flamingo never seems to go out of style. more evidence of the pack is increasing popularity this year can be seen if this packer ranch in. here ever growing crowds of visitors get an introduction to the alpacas little idiosyncrasies. of the. even put halters on them and take the first role that's usually all it takes for them to fall in love with the fluffy creatures. radically cute very soft and affectionate. the stroll was easy and very pleasant and they really showed that to all those. left inside the social media has been stampeded with packers and they're so a

they like killing wild animals.ty. quite against this sort of activity. quite a sombre end to the day, quite quiet, the feeling was they had had an unsuccessful day, that they hadn't killed a badger. on the way home, thomas goes over what he thinks went wrong. he is unhappy that his dog failed to catch the badger. it is the end of the illegal agger baiting season and now there are cubs intercept but thomas is determined to test his terriers won last time. —— one last time. the dig is planned for saturday morning. ryan harris will still be there. third man will drive but when our manjohn arrives he is told there friend hasn't shown up he is told there friend hasn't shown up and they want him to drive. besides in the interest of his own safety to do as he is asked. they drive up the valley before crossing over into the forest. they knew there was a large badger set so we proceeded up into that area. the transmitter coli goes on to the dog and it's sent underground. —— collar. they track it underground using a locator

she takes a look at the injured animal there's a nasty wound on its side the carphone east. five because the pharma sixty did in driving away the attackers. our cyanide in a level one i checked so we're told it was a lie and. you know. the problem. they probably made you should be ripped in this point that's michelle killing that in response to get our leaders was one of england's colleagues tends to the wound in order to save the young it is hoped that free treatment like this will encourage the villages to become more tolerant of the lines that requires patients. when they're angry they. claim that all the lions are my lions you know going to resolve it here and now this is not the place for it but we're going to be here we're going to be kind and polite and i'm. all get opportunities to talk and i. was in order to help curb the amount of conflict between the messiah and the lions in guillot wants to know more about the alamo. that's why she's fitted some with collars that transmit their whereabouts to her computer via satellite techniques such as g.p.s. one nine s is curr

he is an animal. apologies to animals.arently donald trump can be do i humanized and that's fine, ms-13 a gang that butchers high schoolers with machetes that's too far. on the left that's the state of play. ms-13 runs drugs of course and commits in your own words and terrorizes entire immigrant communities but they don't ask questions about diversity. so they are okay. questioning diversity is the highest crime you can commit according to the left. questioning diversity impayrolls their entire world view. if suggests that people are not interchangeable and the particular people who inhabit a particular country matter. that's unacceptable. former unacceptable murdering a teenager in long island, that doesn't even warrant a serious attempt at deportation. joining us tonight is leslie marshall, she is a progressive radio show host and a keen observer of the democratic party. leslie, good to see you. >> good to see you, tucker. >> tucker: you are seeing all the leaders of the democratic party, schumer, pelosi, its surrogates,

and animal products worth millions of dollars. it takes just a few clicks to purchase rare animals like exotic birds reptiles and primates the legal wildlife trade is estimated to be worth at least nineteen billion u.s. dollars a year when it comes to criminal activity only drugs kind if it products and human trafficking are more lucrative if the hunting isn't halted in a few years there may be no rhinos or elephants at all left in the wild in africa. well educating people helps i asked an author of the report only of the whole wildlife trade all that says if people understand when they're buying ivory they're killing elephants. yes that's hard to understand that still obviously people do not understand that every means at that elephant and possibly some people think ok that's an antique car term what does that where's the link to poaching but we know i for one know that one ever out there is that offshore ivory off whenever there is on the market this fuels the demand and in the end this fuels also the poaching on elephants in af

calls ms-13 animals?> it bothers me when any criminal commit such heinous acts. president trump seems to understand very well what speaks to the trump base, but he is also not speaking to the other societies. >> tucker: really? do you speak for all hispanics? are you the appointed leader of hispanics now? how did you get that job, were you elected to it? >> no, i'm not speaking for hispanics. >> very quickly, how do -- >> they are feeling that violence and trying to come to the country, but you are calling them people who are trying to take advantage of our legal system. the vast majority of the ms-13 victims are people in honduras. >> tucker: last thing, i have to go. please to convince the democrats to run in defense of ms-13. >> i think it would be a major mistake to defend any criminal. >> tucker: but you do. thank you, great to see you tonight. even when he admitted that president trump was talking about ms-13, he couldn't stop himself from defending ms-13. john harwood weighed in on twitter as he of

transformative power of the animation. golden age of animation. you have things like coco. we are in a wonderful time for animation. this is at the forefront. it is wonderful. it is called the breadwinner, you will have to seek it out, because many screens are showing another movie this week, but do seek it out because it is wonderful. are other cinemas perhaps showing another star wars? there is another one. the other one was only six months ago. this is another one of the stand—alone spin offs. solo: a star wars story. it is the back story of han solo and his first meeting with chewbacca. his growing love affair with the millenium falcon. it had a very troubled production. it was originally directed by the guys who made the lego movie. very long into the production they left. they were told to go and they brought in ron howard. that seems, wow, that's a really big deal! it is surprisingly coherent. it does have a coherent tone. the tone is basically flimsy and fun, and alden ehrenreich is very, very good as the young han

almost fifty million animals graze on mongolia's grassland. or in certain places from our times or more. to get the number of grazing animals down to a sustainable level u.n. stuff has proposed a grazing tax the more animals are her own ins and the worse the pasture land the higher the tax levy the idea is to encourage small herds. some livestock farmers own over ten thousand cows or goats. but not now and two year old she bought she and her family keep some eight hundred sheep and goats as well as one hundred horses and eighty head of cashel. she likes the idea of a grazing time. she says the grass is deteriorating from year to year. the number was when we go home in the autumn and winter the grass should be this high. grass is nowhere near as good as it used to be and that's mainly because there are more families or more livestock so the pasture is degenerating. or she bashes the spokes person for one hundred other herd of families she's done a lot to spread the idea of a pasture management tax. this is most of the herders are in favor of it

but they are huge, dangerous animals, they have massive canines and huge claws, and if the animal doesuld have a common cold and that is very easy for it to be transmitted between the great apes. infant animals are particularly vulnerable to the photo prop trade. here in the wildlife hospital, babies that have been rescued or abandoned are cared for in the nursery. this vet takes me behind the scenes to meet them. oh, hi, hi little guy! can you tell me a bit about langurs, why are they so popular in the photo prop industry? because when they was born their fur is completely full of orange, and with the pink face, they are so, so cute, they are very popular for people to be taking a photo. they are still cute now! how old is vincent now? for now he is six months old. looking after animals like vincent is painstaking work. some have complex needs, like slow loris tien. he was kept as a pet, and vets here say a poor diet and lack of sunlight caused him to develop bone disease. hi! sorry to wake you. so the loris is on the endangered list, isn't it? poachers hunt them in the forest because

for the animals, first and foremost the animals because they have lives andnd families just like me and you.">the demonstration remained peacefulbut they blocked city streets to help make their voices heardtheir message - to stop using animals for any purpose but is an alternative non animal diet possible for everyone?these protesters certainly think so.. ( marty ) that was kron4's gayle ong reporting. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the dubs are moving on to game 7 behind a big game from the splash brothers. mark carpenter has all the highlights from last nights game against the rockets... next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá) my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public school

those animals are. and it's also very so joe's sure i think that we just need to read all those animals. or at least places where do not behind their hands and another opportunity is still just castree dimmy all animals that's a pretty expensive thing to do a bird it's the right thing to do. now opposition leader has been confirmed as the new prime minister of armenia the supporters celebrating across the country. i was gathered in the central square the other van here capital to greet the elected premier parliament voted in favor of passion and following weeks of public protests demanding he gets the country's top job this candidacy had initially been rejected by parliament last week sparking intensified demonstrations now saying its position started to recede for gretsch relations from foreign you're going to see you can outsmart. football's biggest event does kick off in russia in just over a month's time when the host nation is already getting into the spirit of the world cup because between march i

for rare plants and animals. this step is home to mongolia as wild horses almost extinct only a few years ago this is the only place they can be found in the wild. it's also a paradise for dia along with hundreds of birds and insects. but these are deal it seems deceptive outside the two thousand take tears of the who stein national park and other protected areas this is what the mongolian stamp looks like. dry sand only spots vegetation whatever grass remains is shrunken and dried out increasingly this step is turning into a desert for years to mate or chip as assad has been researching this development for the united nations he has no doubt about the cause he says there is simply too many sheep and goats in the grass exposing the soil and giving it no chance to recover. almost fifty million animals graze on mongolia's grassland. and certain persons from our time. to get the number of grazing animals down to a sustainable level un stuff have proposed a grazing tax the more animals are her own and the worse the p

animal abuse.(justine) kron 4's gayle ong was there today. she joins us live now..gayle. this is where the march started..a lot of these started..the march this is where the march started..a lot of these people are in town for an animal liberation conference in berkely.. organizers say the goal is to educate the public on why animal rights matter.. animal lovers from all over the world demonstrating togetherspeading the word about veganism and animal rightseva hamer organized this event - she says may be the biggest animal rights event in the bay area's history.. moon stainton traveled from canada to participate

ms-13 animals?> it bothers me when any criminal commits such horrific acts. i see how people can be deeply affected but i don't think degrading someone to less than human serves a purpose of law and order. president trump seems to understand very well what speaks to the trump base, but he is not the president of the fox news audience. w he's also the president of the univision audience and he's not speaking to anxieties and concerns of hispanics. >> tucker: really?as do you speak for all hispanics? are you the appointed leader of hispanics now? how did you get that job? s were you elected to it? >> no, i'm not speaking for all hispanics. i'm saying the president should speak to all hispanics. >> tucker: very quickly, let me ask you. who do you think the victims of ms-13 violence are overwhelmingly? are they fox news viewers? no, they are actually poor salvadorans and hondurans. >> refugees who are fleeing that violence and trying to come into this country, but you are calling them people who are try

those animals are. but it's also fair to joe's sure that i think that we just need to read all those animals are they start places where dare not be harmed that ends and another opportunity is to just crush trade male animals that's a pretty expensive thing to do but it's the right thing to do and watching out international celeb t.v. south of the us is the other countries to intensify pressure on venezuela saying its upcoming elections will be a fraud and a sham would like critics to say that he's and that should interference people but the tiles just off the back. live. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the superman it just kill you narrowness and spending two to twenty million at one player. it's an experience like nothing else only because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game like great so what will chance for

he called immigrants animals. he called gang members animals. steve: here's the reason. it wasn't jewels one outlet. it was a whole bunch. it was politicians and made the cycle on cable news. here's why they ran with it even though they didn't completely listen to context and listen to the question before it is because it fits the narrative. look, this sounds like something donald trump has said a million times. so, it must be true. you see it a lot on twitter. you don't see it in the big papers. nonetheless, the president of the united states yesterday put this to rest and made very clear, ms-13, they are animals. >> i'm referring and you know i'm referring to the ms-13 gangs coming. in we have the weakest laws in the entire world. we have laws that are laughed at on immigration. so, when the ms-13 comes in, when the other gang members come into our country, i refer to them as animals. and guess what, i always will. steve: ultimately what happens with a chapter like this is every time the president talk bus fake news, just look at that. abby: i keep wanting to say, ed,

it is a very interesting animal. on the border of this pond, and i saw the movement, and he stopped here. that's incredible. look at that. it looks like jelly. isn't it. and they're on a roll. that is one of the biggest frogs in the amazon. is it poisonous, do you get itchy? yes, it is poisonous, yes. pitfall traps set earlier reveal other creatures. be careful here. a big guy here. 0h, very big. this one is impressive. he's not very happy. there have been no new species tonight, but the scientists believe the best is yet to come on the pico da neblina. flying there will only happen if those notorious clouds give way. bad weather could delay or even end the expedition. so miguel, that's the weather in the amazon, right? we were supposed to start going to the peak today, but so far nothing. it has been like this for the whole day, we're waiting, we're sitting, lots of scientists are doing nothing today, just waiting to pack. but that's it, there is a lot of equipment to bring up there, and it has never been done befor

took an animal to beat a woman they were sex traffking 28 times indenting part of her body, and animal to kidnap, drug and rape a 16-year-old girl. frankly, i think the term animal doesn't go far enough. liz: we have this story, sir, an ms-13 gang member, unfortunate irony, his name is animal. he's been sentenced to 40 years in prison for stabbing to death a 15-year-old in massachusetts. talk to us about the press secretary's words there. >> i think they're appropriate. as far as nancy pelosi, you know, i don't know if disconnected, delusional? i'm not sure why you would take that pro. i don't understand that approach. liz: you know, sheriff -- >> and i applaud what say are sanders did and how she clarified what we're dealing with in this country. liz: sheriff, quickly, you have dealt personally with ms-13? >> yes, yes, recently we had two ms-13 members identified on 5 in jackson county, in houston. liz: we want to have you back ogreat stuff there. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: an 18-wheel trailer truck packed full of 92 illegal immigrants stopped at a traffic light in texas le