the sierra club and very anti- hunting he didn't want to kill just for sport on the east coast the audubonsociety and was known as the boone and crockett club. his cofounder was theodore roosevelt who later went on to some success in politics and together they started to set aside large tracts of land to preserve animals that could be shot for sport it was a mixed bag they did not see eye to eye at the beginning of the trip. >> but how those two things come together to create the environmental movement we know today. is that reflected in the alaska that you visited with that contradiction and marriage of using the land and conserving the land? >> yes. they say the first day you get to alaska you buy a pickup truck and a fishing pole. even history professors were telling me this in anchorage this small part of alaska the less than 1% that is kind of urban. they are constantly in the outdoors especially in the summer the three months you can actually get outside to enjoy the extremely long days. but at the same time conservation is a taboo subject. it is a very deeply red state and they are

the man who ruled hungary during world war two and who collaborated with the nazis netanyahu says audubonhas been an advocate for israel on the international stage thousands of syrians civilians and fighters have arrived in government held areas after at least three years under siege by sunni rebels in a live province hundreds of rebel prisoners are expected to be released by the government. the european commission has warned e.u. states and businesses to prepare for the possibility of a no deal bragg's it case the u.k. government fails to negotiate an agreement it comes as prime minister theresa may visits neighboring northern ireland which is part of the u.k. its border with southern ireland which is a member of the e.u. is one of the biggest roadblocks in the braggs it negotiations. don't forget you can get lots more on all these stories on the websites that al-jazeera dot com and those other headlines and now on al-jazeera it's back to witness in half an hour of i. go . ahead. and if they the llama they would be how to row a camera mounted not. an all. out door. i know but i'm not. ce

. >> the audubon society started studying the nests in 2005.ity to close the start during nesting season and not trimming the trees when the shore birds are in residence. three days this month docents are on hand to learn about the birds. the area attracted night heron and other birds to nest here too. 8-year-old gabriella was fascinated by the chicks. >> they were fighting over some food, i think. >> the>> uh-huh. >> a century ago, egrets were threatened by demand for their feathers to decorate hats. >> this prompted a huge destruction of nesting colonis like here. and people would come and just decimate the entire colony and take the feathers. >> eye grets are thriving today and putting on quite a show. in mountain view, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> well, the santa clara valley audubon society has two open houses for the public to see the egrets. on sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and next wednesday at noon. it's at the end of shore bird drive in mountain view and docents will be on hand. >> you can see how people would be focused on the

the santa clara valley audubon society worked with mountain view and going toll protect their habitat in the community, you can create a very thriving ecosystem within the urban or suburban landscape. >> bird watchers get a close-up look at male egret searchinging for twig. >> and so he is constantly bringing in sticks. when she approves them, she weaves them into the nest. they'll lay their eggses, and they'll take turns keeping the eggs warm. once the chicks hatch, they'll also take turns feeding the chicks. >> google employees know when nesting season arrives. >> i knew they were back because my blue car was white one day when i came out to go home. >> but schu didn't mind because google is doing its part, planting native trees and grass. the area has attracted other birds as well. >> it's not uncommon for shore birds to nest in these mixed colonies with multiple species. they tend to stay away from each other, and they can sometimes fight over really choice sticks, which is funny to watch. but for the most part, they keep their distance and they get along. >> carolyn knight is the

we had a cofounder of the founder of the audubon society.how was the rest of america and their trip when they finally get home and talk to people about what they've seen to write their accounts and share some of the images? >> they were very interested. first of all the images were terrific. merriam who would put the trip together was also the head of the became the u.s. wildlife service and edward curtis was one of the most famous photographers in american history was the staff photographer for the images were terrific. sean burroughjohn breaux who wat known nature writer at the time and mentor to the roosevelt, he was on the trip and wrote the official account. you've got john, george cornell who is by the time the editor of the most popular after magazine in america. the real impact as they come back and start writing these reports. no matter even if it was a hard-core expedition, he wants it to be remembered as a major scientific outing so he finds these beautifully printed books and before the folks go to press, he starts getting copies

the chase unfolded around 7:00 this morning at the audubon zoo. and employees spotted the jack wire outside of his enclosure. the jaguar mauled six animals before being returned to its abba -- habitat. >> this is a devastating loss for team. we care for these animals every day. we closed the zoo to help our team mourn. >> this is the biggest incident we have ever had.>> three other animals were hurt. the zoo plans to open for morning. an investigation is underway to see how the animals gave. it will not be euthanized. >>> the postal service is rolling out a new perk to lower job applicants. the post office is trying to play catch-up with other employers. >>> this is a common sight around the city, tech workers are hopping on google buses. this is one of the postmasters perks that's making it harder and harder to compete for employees. >> we have a lot of the tech companies. it's a very difficult task in hiring. to >> with 400 open postal positions in sacramento, the postal service is experimenting with new ways to reach potential applicants outsid

this happened at the audubon zoo. zoo keepers tracked down that jaguar, sedatt.illed, an alpaca,emu, and fox. one alpaca and two other foxes were also injured. it's still not clear how the jaguar got outf its enclosure. the incident took place before the zoo opened. the zoo was closed, but they will b re-opening tomorrow. >>> a day on the golf course fos ent trump, but protesters shouted down his visit in scotland today. the golf course is one ofha several he owns around the world. the president was dressed in black, wring a white baseball cap. protesters lining the road and the beach near thee golf cou to protest his visit. >>> you may remember the 13-year-old who died after fighting a rare neurological disease. his life and poetry remain an n inspiration to so many in this area. celebrated on this day at king farm in rockville. mattie was a "new york times" best selling author and peace activist. saying we could all take a oment to pause to remember his message. >> i think we all need peace these days. mattie had a fantastic message, we need cohesiveness. and a

it happened before the audubon zoo opened. emu and a fox.s been return odd to his enclosures and the officials say this is the first time that something like this has happened in the history of the zoo, and they have launched an investigation of just how that jaguar got loose. >>> a follow-up of what is a hot pursuit across four california counties. this is the individuvideo of po chasing a fire truck that was stolen out of sacramento. 85 miles away from where it began. the truck was being used to fight a grass fire, and the officers say they arrest man and woman and both had significant injuries and the truck will have to be repaired before it can be put back into use. the equipment inside is okay, and the firefighters say that the rig is worth $1 million. >>> and the support keeps coming from the san francisco girl who is trying to raise money by selling water. today, several pot dispensaries sponsored a fund-raiser for jordan rogers, the 8-year-old girl who was confronted by a neighborhood who was dubbed permit pattty saying that anyone w

place in illiberal democracy government critique is not welcome i'm meeting professor of national audubonshe teaches information communication at the budapest quarter venous university she analyzed the media situation in hungary her findings were devastating she says the media landscape is mostly controlled by or bonds government. and hungary they call public television state television because it really is far from being independent public media like in western europe it's pure government propaganda. the same goes for private media which is controlled by people close to the government. and in the meantime all eighteen regional papers in the hands of investors who are also close to the government. hungary celebrates its eight hundred forty eight heroes with pomp and circumstance including a flag that is one thousand eight hundred forty eight meters long rolled out along budapest's main boulevard on the russian avenues for bonds government nurtures the dream of a strong nation a superpower. whoever loves hungary must be a patriot and it follows that all patriots must support or bonds party

we had a cold national geographic society, cofounder of the audubon society.how interesting was the rest of america and in the trip when ty get home and talk to people about what they'd seen and white of their accounts and shared some of the images? >> guest: they were very interested. first of all the images were terrific. harry meant to put the what's ahead of what became the u.s. wildlife service. took great photos. edward curtis who wins of the most famous photographers in american history was the staff photographer for the trip. the images were terrific. john burroughs who was probably america's best-known nature writer at the time mentor to teddy roosevelt was on the trip. he wrote the official account. you have john muir, george bird burnell who was at this time the editor of forest and string which is most popular outdoor magazine in america. the real impact of this is that they come back and they start writing these reports for harriman. harriman is paying for the picky wants -- no matter even if it wasn't hard-core expedition he wants this to be reme

the man who ruled hungary jewing world war two and who collaborated with the nazis netanyahu says audubon has been an advocate for israel on the international stage. an israeli air strike has killed a palestinian man in gaza who was suspected of flying burning kites across the barrier fence twenty two year old abdul karim arrived one was a member of hamas immediately after the strike mortars were fired into southern israel israeli army has reportedly been ordered to prepare for a military offensive in gaza if burning balloons and kites continue to be launched from the area. meanwhile state media is reporting ten government buses have entered a village in the southern connecticut province to evacuate rebels to adlib it follows more government airstrikes on opposition held territory in the province the syrian government has retaken large areas of going into as parts of a months long military offensive in the south of the country recapturing the province would put bashar al assad's government to face to face with israel along most of its front here for the first time since twenty eleven. who

at the audubon zoo in new orleans today, a jaguar somehow escaped its enclosure and killed six animals. it was this three-year-old jaguar named valerio. he killed alpacas, a fox and an emu. zoo officials say he was just being territorial and pounced on them. the big cat was sedated and returned to its enclosure. in a stunning upset at wimbledon today, serena williams was defeated by angelique kerber of coming up: unearthing the ancient secrets of pompeii. and later, an early morning bus crash sends dozens to the hospital. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. and it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're

man who ruled hungary during world war two and who collaborated with the nazis and i know who says audubon has been an advocate for israel on the international stage. at the summit islam is been the scourge of the jewish people for thousands of years it claimed horrible. tragedy news culminating in the greatest tragedy of them all the holocaust in the twentieth century it must be fought continuously relentlessly unambiguous looked. into laws on the response or the statement in the u.n.h.c.r. condemning on to some it is in march you are not doing to the renovated synagogue it is but. you said it was a quote a moral duty to jews live without fear and practice religion freely and the more ahead on the news are more calls for protests along the gaza israel barrier fence as tensions rise over punning kites. by being global heroes doesn't mean all of the rescue typhoon dollars have equal rights. and tiger woods is back at the open championship after a three year absence will tell you how he got on in sport later. egypt's president is in sudan looking to smooth over tensions about water security

but didn't like to see animals killed just for sports but on the east coast those who founded the audubonsociety and was the boone and crockett club one of the great conservation groups the cofounder of the roosevelt who had some success in politics later and together they started to set aside large tracts of land to preserve essentially animals that could be shot for sport it was a mixed bag but certainly harriman did not see eye to eye on the trip. >> so you say how those two things come together they are cautious but they create that environmental movement we know today with that alaska that you visited for your book did you see that same observation loving the land and using the land to take it vantage of it? >> yes. everyone you meet in alaska they say the first and you get to alaska you buy a pickup truck and a fishing pole. even tenured history professors were telling me downtown anchorage is a small part in 1% is kind of urban. alaskans love the outdoors they are constantly in the outdoors especially in the summer because that is the three months you can get outside to extreme moo

at the audubon zoo. officials say an employee spotted the 3-year-old jaguar named "valero" outside his enclosure. the jaguar mauled 4 alpacas, one emu and a fox... before being captured and returned to its habitat... nearly an hour after his escape. "2:45 this is a devestating loss for our team we care for these niamls everyday. and so we close the zoo today to help our team mourn." (but to) "4:30 this is by far the biggest incident, the biggest magnitude, the biggest tragedy we've had." 3 other animals were also hurt in the incident. >>> this is by far the biggest incident, the biggest tragedy we've had. >> a thee other -- three other animals were hurt in the incident. an investigation is under way how the animal escaped but it will not be euthanized. >>> vandals in san francisco targeted a mural of legendary musician carlos santana. white paint was splattered all over santana's portrait. >> it angers me. you know, to know that you know, murals here in the mission district in san francisco have been sac

orleans zoo, they got an alarming warning yesterday when a male jaguar escaped its enclosure at the audubonthis issue but by the time the zoo keepers were able to track down this big cat, they returned it to thehabitat, four alpaca and fox and imus were killed. the park was closed at the time and no he people were hurt. a full review is happening to determine how the jaguar escaped its habitat and today reopening. i wonder for people going to the zoo today, would they like to have the study completed first before they go back to the zoo? wouldn't we want to know how this cat got out before we say, come on back. >> i thing they want to know that the cat is contained. >> okay. >> there's no risk of that -- >> i want to know how it got out before i come back to the zoo. >> you're not going to the zoo today. >> we hope you make good memories today. >> a special state of the union with jake tapper in finland starts right now. >>> finland face-off, president trump heads to helsinki to sit down with vladimir putin. >> you may come out with something very exceptional. >> with the eyes of the world

. >>> the audubon zoo in new orleans was back open today, a day after a jaguar escaped and started attackingals have now died of their injuries. five alpacas, two foxes and an emu. the 3-year-old jaguar named valero somehow escaped from his enclosure early yesterday morning while the zoo was closed. he went on a rampage about an hour before he was finally captured. an investigation is ongoing how he got out. >>> california is expecting a bumper crop of almonds when harvesting begins later this summer, but growers say they are worried there won't be enough demand for the cash crop if the u.s. trade war with china escalates. >> reporter: almonds, a $400 million industry in san joaquin county. dave gibbons has been an almond grower for decades and says california has set a new record for its almond crops up 8% over last year despite the cold weather. 2.4billion pounds are expected to be harvested at the end of next month. 70,000 additional anchors in california this year, -- acres in california this year, good for growers, but china is imposing tariffs on u.s. commodities like almonds. while gr

the audubon zoo was closed when the jaguar got out of its enclosure and killed six other animals before zoo workers were able to sedate and capture it. zoo officials haven't said how the jaguar escaped but the roof of his enclosure may have been compromised. they insist the zoo is now safe for visitors. >>> an encouraging update from thailand on the health of the 12 boys and their coach rescued as we came on the air last week at this time. new pictures show the boys eating together in their hospital room. hospital officials say the boys are doing well with no new infections found in any of them. the boys were informed about the thai navy s.e.a.l. diver who died preparing for their rescue. the boys held a moment of silence and wrote their thoughts on the picture of the diver saman kunan. >>> dylan is here with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. it actually rained here in new york. i feel like it came as a shock because it hasn't rained in quite some time. we've got scattered rain across a lot of the country through the northern plains. we have thunderstorms moving thro

china iton audubon in at what cost? -- but at what cost? this is bloomberg. ♪ manus stocks are lower as we have the prospect of a heightened trade were between china and the u.s. can the earnings numbers put a floor under the tremors in the market? that is the question we put to ourselves. let's get to juliette saly in our singapore numbered studio. juliette: jetblue airways is placing a big batch on airbus's newest went to -- the carrier is ordering 68 to 20 jets. 60 eight to 20 jets. real madrid has agreed to transfer cristiano ronaldo following a request for the player to leave. yearg another 12 million euros to sign the player on a four-year contract. but did not disclose terms of the contract. speculation of a deal has sent the stock soaring over the past week. leadersst episode of with flacco is tonight. ofaking to the chairman [indiscernible] talked about the growth of slow roasters in the industry. >> we are in the so-called third wave where the so-called specialty coffee is overcome by this micro-roasters in little shops in town op

the zoo officials say an employee spotted the cat outside the enclosure at the audubon zoo around seven this morning. by then he had killed one emu, a fox, an alpaca, and three other animals were hurt in this rampage. he was captured and returned to his habitat about one hour later. >> this is a devastating loss for our team. we care for these animals every day. we closed the zoo today to help our team mourned. >> this is the biggest incident we have had and the biggest tragedy. >> the investigation is underway to determine how the jaguar escaped. the zoo plans to reopen tomorrow morning. >>> after the break, vandals take aim at his san francisco icon, now angry music fans want them to change their evil ways. they want to know who painted over carlos santana and why. >>> and, get your canine clean for a good cause. how you can save the pets like this weekend, just by washing your dog. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i go

campers have been working on this we're on this 40-acre property of just spectacular beauty here at the audubonaturalist society, and executive director lisander joins me this morning to talk about why this is such a t great thing for campers and for the regular public, right? >> that's absolutely right. our wooden nature sanctuary is open 365 days a year, and we want everyone to get outside in nature this summer, young and old. we have an online guide with 11 activities that will help parents get their kids outside and into nature. we hope all kids go to summer camp so they can build nests and dig in the dirt and be outside. >> this is a great little staycation idea. i mean, we're right in chevy chase. >> yes. >> but i feel like i'm milesway. >> i like to say, it's always cooler here because the treesre provide shade. there are wonderful things to look at. we have forests and meadows. we have birds and insects, and it is so muchfun. >> reporter: oh, yeah, you hifinitely do have insects. i've felt them morning. >> and they love you because you're sweet. that's why. >> reporter: i love it. and t

listen, we are among these wonderful, happy campersn here this 40-acre sanctuary here at t the audubonationalistet so and they're learning about ttture with a bird's nest. the flies, the birds and all that, maybe a giant pterodactyl bird is going to swoop down once this is all done. we'll tell you much more about what's going on here and howiche puan enjoy this property as well, just outside of washington h and yes,e sprayed on the bug spray, but it's not working. we're having a lot o fun, though, this morning. we're live here this m tning on "neway" in the 6:00 hour, so come on back. stay with us here. >> some great lessons for the kids to learn. we'll check back with you in a bit. >>> also ahead on "news4 today," embattled ohio congressman jim jordan's problems get worse. a fourth man has come forwardal ging jordan knew about abuse while coaching wrestlers at ohio state. how the congressman is now responding. >>> plus, getting r for the day usually means breakfast, but if you are thinking about grabbing something o they, we've got a consumer reports story that you're going to want to

israel despite allegations of anti semitism there was an outcry among jewish groups last year when audubon praised the man who ruled hungary joining world war two and who collaborated with the nazis but netanyahu says all the fun has been an advocate for israel on the international stage thousands of syrian shia civilians and fighters of arrived in government held areas after at least three years under siege by sunni rebels in italy province hundreds of rebel prisoners are expected to be released by the government in return. you know being commission has warned a use states and businesses to prepare for the possibility of a no deal breakers it in case the u.k. government fails to negotiate an agreement it comes as u.k. prime minister to resign may visits northern ireland which is a member of the e.u. the border between the two countries is one of the biggest roadblocks in the bags and negotiations. spain's dropped its european arrest warrant for fall more cattle on president collis push them on and five of his aides the judge made the decision after a german court refused to extradite push

member countries victor audubon has signaled his willingness to strike a deal with merkel that would limit the number of asylum seekers arriving into europe on monday merkel reach a compromise agreement with conservative coalition partners to set up migrant transit centers in germany's border with austria germany's interior minister is heading to vienna to try and get the support of the austrian chancellor. live to dominic cain now in berlin she's got a a few more meetings with the e.u. leaders she got to thrash out some common positions right. yes absolutely but quite how she trashes our common position with byron given the fact that he has used his parliamentary majority in recent weeks to criminalize giving assistance to illegal immigrants and to insert into the constitution a reference to the need to keep hungary safe from an alien population is quite hard for angela merkel given her humanitarianism with which she cloaked herself in twenty fifteen to find an accommodation with mr or perhaps but of course the two did sign up to the e.u. summit deal on migration which came back fro

he also served as a board member for the national audubon society, the nature conservancy, the national parks conservation association, and the natural resources defense council as well as the national jeer graphic society -- the national geographic society. one of nat reed's most passionate projects has been to expedite the construction of this reservoir south of lake okeechobee. the project that the army corps just approved today. i have spoken to nat on numerous, numerous times about this important project and about our shared goal of restoring the everglades. mr. president, we have lost a real environmental champion, and he was bipartisan in his approach. i mentioned that he served seven governors. it didn't make any difference if the governor was republican or democrat. nat was all about restoring as much of mother nature back to its functioning self. and so, mr. president, i want to ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a column written by nat in 2012 that lays out the history of the everglades' environmental problems and how we can fix them. he recommended focusing on pr

the alpacas had only been at the audubon zoo since february. the condition of another fox attacked by the big cat continues to improve. >> the jaguar was captured, sedated, and returned to its enclosure on saturday. it will not be killed and there's no official word on how the big cat managed to escape. but zoo officials say the roof may have been compromised. >>> turning to a frightening story out of northern california and a gas station clerk who is now being hailed as a hero. >> that clerk sprang into action after a woman convinced her kidnappers to stop and use the restroom. that's when she seized the moment. >> reporter: she appears calm as she walks into this northern california gas station, but we're learning the utter fear she was masking. the conversation she's seen here having with this cashier actually a desperate plea for help. >> she grabbed a hold of my wrist, and she said, please, please help me. i've been kidnapped. they have two guns in the car. >> that clerk acting fast, locking the store's front door, casually walking the wom

. >> eight animals have now died after a jaguar escape from its habitat at the audubon zoo in new orleansalpaca and a fox died saturday night. initially the jaguar killed six animals including for alpacas. it escape from its enclosure saturday morning. to injured foxes did survive. the jaguar was captured, sedated and returned to its habitat. no people were injured in the zoo reopened yesterday. it is unclear how the jaguar escaped but to officials say inspections found the roof of the enclosure was compromised. initial findings suggest -- >> a base hit. coming into score is scanner. >> the asia erased an early giants lead in the fourth inning by putting together for straight singles. both teams now had to the all- star break before they play again next weekend. >>> france beat croatia 4-2 to win the fifa world cup. >> [ cheering ] france jumped up to an early one goalie but a penalty lead with free kick and a croatia player actually headed the goal -- the ball into his own goal. france could not be denied. france wins it, the second and the second in 20 years. a big moment for the nation

her businesses have received the florida audubon sustainability forest award, the florida farm bureau cares award and the logger award from the florida forestry association. aside from her dedication to the timber and beef industries, she's often outstanding community leader shoovepl zest -- she's served on the river board management district governing board for over 20 years and was named the first female novet florida forest -- forestry association. she regularly advocates for good and effective farm policies at the local and national levels. it is my greatest honor to represent floridians like lynetta in the united states congress. her dedication to leadership and community are admirable and congratulations again, thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom maryland seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: 28 years ago, president george h.w. bush signed the americans with disabilities act. i was proud