on my chart here you can see clearly the gray wolf has recovered. the blue dotted line is the federal recovery plan. and the green dotd line is the minimum in minnesota to reinstitute a wolf hunt. the wolf population is way up at the top. well above each threshold. as you can see. unfortunately, radical activist groups have weaponized the endangered species act to keep the gray wolf listed. this misguided effort is clear danger to our deer herds, live stock and beloved family pets across minnesota. we have scientists, the no how, and experience to responsibly manage the gray wolf including implementing a hunting and trapping season. when wolves are above their e.s.a. targets which they clearly are, federal bureaucrats, unelected federal bureaucrats, in washington, d.c., or judges in california should not be able to take away our management powers just because of their ideological views or because they want to give favors to the radical activist groups. they should follow the science. that's why i helped introduce the trust the science act with my fri

but the wolf, the gray wolf i know there are timberwolves but the grizzly bear has made a comeback andy are trying to then down the numbers. so what is your feelings of us moving forward with that? inky for your time. >> grizzly bears have made some progress but it may require further analysis if they should or should not be removed from the endangered species list that has been quite controversial in congress. our concern is that there is legislation afoot to mandate the removal of grizzly bears and also to prevent the courts from reviewing decisions to remove the species much as flies in the face of sound science of agency and deliberative decision-making. we welcome plans to undertake a review of the status of grizzly bears. that may result in the head being removed from endangered species act but i would not do so prematurely. my understanding is montana is one of the states that is looking to liberalize the hunting policies to the grizzly bear and that's one of the factors the federal government looks set to make decisions whether it makes sense to remove the species from federal

uh, there is ivan tsarevich and the gray wolf, there is a huge amount of real humor and it seems thatconscious children are much wiser than we are and they draw from there. that is, we are a four-year-old child, for example, everything, when i say something, she easily says, don't be ridiculous, my horseshoes. see, she thinks it's funny or she's from a monster cartoon. uh, stressed here is to dig to bury. she what this is for dancing. they say there's veronica get up straight to dig. by the way, children have become more advanced in this sense. yes, these jokes , even in cartoons, are now so multi-layered and they understand them. but what was funny to us? well, the wolf was chasing, we were laughing. there boom lavi. bun and i have been indecent since childhood, but he is so on the verge. yes, mary ivanna comes a real soviet teacher. hmm, but they come to the classroom and the guys say. look at me all, who likes what, tell me and i'll tell you who you will be when you grow up, mashenka that's what you like? mashenka, i like your hair so much, - says, mashenka, you will grow up to bec

. >> at one point, the black footed ferret, the marmont and mexican gray wolf got down to fewer than two dozen each and they of and pulled back from the brink of extinction. >> joel remains optimistic as he continues his journey, aiming to photograph between thousand species in total. his son, cole planting to finish -- planning to finish the job if needed. >> it's so fascinating and worthy of protection. >> so well said, we posted more information about the photo archon or homepage. national geographic is the partner of abc 7. >> still to come what's being billed as a magical playground for yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next generation 10g network. only from xfin

. >> the average red wolf is bigger than a coyote, but smaller than a gray wolf, about the same sizepherd or golden retriever unlike most groups of canines, red wolves don't live in a big pack, but rather a family group after a male and female partner for life. >> there's a mom, a dad and up to two years worth of offspring. they have one litter every year. when that litter gets to be one year old, they help take care of the next years litter before going out and starting a pack of their own. >> red wolves were originally native to the southeastern united states. by the late '70s, only a handful for left in southeast texas and southwest louisiana. today there are close to 300 red wolves living in captivicaptivi. [ holwing >> that number is growing every day thanks to the work of a program which partners with zoos like the north carolina zoo to help increase the red wolf population if all goes well, these pups will eventually be released into the wild so this critically endangered species can flourish for years to come. >> the puppies born both here at the north carolina zoo and within

the gray wolf from the fairy tale is very curious to read this work.ust, but for this we need to split into pairs, for example, such a pair of malinka and a tomato and another pair of peppers vladimir leave him alone, he works. there's a girl waiting for you on the street, well, such a beautiful one. burdock gives a lot of attention to the opposite sex from scouts received a tempting proposal to create an interdepartmental group. on this mission, you are representatives of the military police. now let's work together destroyed a sample of advanced weapons after an attempt by an unidentified person to penetrate the test site. someone has programmed the spy attack drone. and where did he sit down as a customer. we must reveal the entire spy network through him. or maybe someone really wants it and we examined it, the spy arsenal military police premiere today 20:00. about the weather today cold and rains in the south of kamchatka do not in any way tune in to the summer mood in petropavlovsk-kamchatka, only plus eight and torrential rains with strong wind

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for book the ruptured tense, published by gray wolf press.e winner of the 73rd national book award, poetry is john keene for his collection of poems. i'm actually crying. i am in shock. hmm. hmm. hmm. so i put together some some notes because i said in the improbable instance that i actually received this award, all the words i with words right. would fly right out my head. so i want to begin by thanking the national book foundation and the amazing jury me, the judges, all of my fellow long listers and short list. they are all the amazing poets and all the poets who submitted work this year. they all deserve a round of applause. going to offer some thanks. i want thank begin by thanking also my partner curtis allen who's here who's been with me on this entire journey. i love you and many thanks to my parents. my mother, who encouraged me as a reader, a writer, a creative person. many thanks to. my publisher. the song cave and my editors. allen felsenthal and ben estes, who took a leap with collection, took me many, many years to get this book

host: he also mentioned the great wolf and the reintroduction of the gray wolf in yellowstone and montanain montana and lake superior doesn't come without political pushback from residents nearby or different interest like hunters and other people? guest: it does but there are some cases of controversy. defenders do a lot of work on coexistence to reconcile conflicts to the instances werewolves might appear on farms or ranches. we work with farmers and ranchers. we promote the use of a technique to essentially scare off wolves through noise and sound and visual aspects as well to discourage conflict and minimize them. i don't think there are excessive conflicts and wolves have done quite well and recovered. we are worried about the policies of certain states including montana in terms of its policies with respect to wolves. host: let's hear from michigan next, go ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. thank you for taking my call. i live in the great. of northeast michigan. we are unique to the snowshoehare. folks that are not familiar with the snowshoe hare, for its protection, it turns

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if both are designated as wolf packs, they would be the fifth and sixth confirmed in 100 years. graycalirnia but disappeared >>> a midflight problem sent a united flight headed to hawaii back to sfo. vacation put on hold. the plane on the way to honolulu when they noticed a possible rudder problem. they turned around, it landed safely. and united was working to get the passengers rebooked asap. the faa is looking into the problem. >>> the oakland a's are closer to becoming nevada a's. the new stadium would cost an estimated $1.5 billion, they want nearly $400 million in public money. there's no word on how much money nevada will give the team and the agreement has to be approved by the legislature. >>> we'll show you what the a's did on the field and theiants >>> okay, so were you watching this morning? it was brunch with the giants. game time at 9:30. >> unless you sleep in, then breakfast with the giants. 9:30 here, 11:30 in the morning in the central time zone where the game was, in minneapolis. the giants and twins, some giants fans out there. twins pitcher joe ryan grew up in ma