. >> on the frozen waters of resolute bay, samson simeonie and tommy salluviniq are hunting seal. for hours on end, they take aim at seal breathing holes in the ice. >> if you move around too much they're not going to come up. they're going to go somewhere. >> how long do you have to stay still for? >> until a seal comes up. >> that could be a long time. >> yeah. the inuit depend on hunting, and have adapted to the harsh environment that way for thousands of years. >> they're just curious animals. so, once he hears a noise he goes and checks it out, eh? >> where there are no roads, little employment and the highest food costs in canada, seal hunting is more than a way of life. it's part of survival. for many inuit there is fear that all the changes could alter this landscape forever. rich with untapped natural resources, nunavut is canada's largest territory. among the 28 communities scattered across it, 85 percent of the residents are aboriginal inuit. >> in greenland you cannot go hunting by snowmobile, you have to use dogs. >> by law? >> yes by law. >> aaju peter is originally

he meets with hunt, and gives him the message to give to me if hunt doesn't get paid his money, something like $120,000 he needed two days ago he's going to have a lot of things to say about what he did for ehrlichman. that's, to me, this is the first time i get a direct money request. that, to me was the end. i said, that's it. just happens that krogh was over that afternoon. and i said, bud, i have to tell you that i'm about to blow this up. i'm sorry that people are going to be hurt but it's getting too far, there's no end in sight. and i'm going to try to get the president to put an end to it. and i come in on the morning of march 21st to get his attention i told him, after a little introductory chatter, there was a cancer on his presidency. it was consuming, and getting worse. and i figured he had to do the surgery. oftentime, i went in he had his feet up on the desk and you talked to him around his shoes. but both feet were on the familiar after that chat. and lynn said, did you prepare those remarks? i said no, this was just a summary of the high points. i give him the gist of ever

>>reporter: court documents show hunt was born in danville, show hunt was born in danville illinois and lived in the midwest most of his life. he told investigators he came to the bay area 3 years ago and currently homeless but receives mail at first united methodist church in hayward. the pastor has not returned my calls. hay word police chief tells vic lee the secret service has not called their office about the incident and officers have had no contact with hunt. >> a lot of people come and go. this is a very active area. heart of the basement major freeway in northern california comes through here so yv any details about him specifically or what his contact have been with our organization. >>reporter: before coming to the bay area data bay searcher show hunt lived in peoria and several convex. 2009 criminal trespass. 12 month probation. 2008 domestic battery 6 days in jail. 12 month prosecute big. 1997 dui one year probation. his most serious condition comes from mccomb, illinois. 1984 assault with intent to commit first degree sexual abuse and burglary hunt received sentence of 22

>>reporter: court documents show hunt was born in danville, show hunt was born in danville illinois and in the midwest most of his life. he told investigators he came to the bay area 3 years ago and currently homeless but receives mail at first united methodist church in hayward. the pastor has not returned my calls. hay word police chief tells vic lee the secret service has not called their office about the incident and officers have had no contact with hunt. >> a lot of people come and go. this is a very active area. heart of the basement major freeway in northern california comes through here so yv any details about him specifically or what his contact have been with our organization. >>reporter: before coming to the bay area data bay searcher show hunt lived in peoria and several convex. 2009 criminal trespass. 12 month probation. 2008 domestic battery 6 days in jail. 12 month prosecute big. 1997 dui one year probation. his most serious condition comes from mccomb, illinois. 1984 assault with intent to commit first degree sexual abuse and burglary hunt received sentence of 22 years

>>reporter: court documents show hunt was born in danville, show hunt was born in danville illinois and lived in the midwest most of his life. he told investigators he came to the bay area 3 years ago and currently homeless but receives mail at first united methodist church in hayward. the pastor has not returned my calls. hay word police chief tells vic lee the secret service has not called their office about the incident and officers have had no contact with hunt. >> a lot of people come and go. this is a very active area. heart of the basement major freeway in northern california comes through here so yv any details about him specifically or what his contact have been with our organization. >>reporter: before coming to the bay area data bay searcher show hunt lived in peoria and several convex. 2009 criminal trespass. 12 month probation. 2008 domestic battery 6 days in jail. 12 month prosecute big. 1997 dui one year probation. his most serious condition comes from mccomb, illinois. 1984 assault with intent to commit first degree sexual abuse and burglary hunt received sentence of 22

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while hunt says he came to d.c. to jump the fence and try to see the president he said he almost didn't go through with it. >> i walked around the white house. i seen all the security and dogs and everything, and by seeing that i already thought, i can't do this. it's not going to work. i can just forget it. >> reporter: but when he saw a bike rack next to the fence. >> i said it's now or never. and i went. >> reporter: once on the white house lawn -- >> i said well, i'm over here now. soy started walking out in the opening. as i walked out, i must have tripped some kind of surveillance or alarm because lights came on all right around me. >> reporter: that's when hunt says he saw the first security guard. >> i could see a man with a gun coming with a red thing, and it went across my face like that. i said, he's going to kill me. >> reporter: hunt says he froze and threw up his hands. >> i kept my hands up and then another fella said, this is the fbi. >> reporter: as hunt stood in the pouring rain with guns pointed a

. >> helen hunt is actress who will try just about anything. when we fund out when we met her at the beach for this sunday morning profile. if there was anything that signals helen hunt determination as an actress her latest role forced her to swallow about half the pacific ocean. >> but not like that. it's big and scary. >> and humbling. >> so humbling. it was fun all i can say it was a lot of fun. >> helen hunt waves big and small ahead. >> you can find meals on wheels served all sorts of places to all sorts of people. even cowboys at home on the range. scott simon. >> learned that a cowboy cooks just have to improvise what he finds along the trail. like the time he had potatoes but no cooking oil. >> sell me a bottle of scratch that one of the cowboys had. i bet you can bake with it. i knew it was a keeper. >> the joy of cowboy cooking later on "sunday morning." tracy smith decodes a message on a mirror. barry peterson follows two women. steve hartman talks to enemies transformed into friends and more. but first here are the headlines for th

they heard it from hunt, obviously. and they had the anecdote in mind of the hyst case where hyst's stepson was kept off the stand and he was the only person who could testify to is only station of chambers. so he didn't get that corroborating testimony that he had not seen his tempt that he had not seen chambers very much. and then i think the other point was keep me from telling. now, kroeg has told me, and i wanted's in my book, i quote\him telling the judge, actually. his number one priority as the man in charge of "neutralizing me requests was what other information did i have and would i put it out. and who might i be getting it from? that's your critical conspiracy. who might still be in the administration who is giving me or other people information about him, not about the pentagon papers. the concern of the plumbers under kroeg and hunt, and so forth, was what else could i put out that would tell of nixon's vietnam policy. the crimes of going into a lot of different little burglaries and my doctor's office. tr

. >> a sun rise service, parades and egg hunts. the easter festiths that took place and -- festivities that took place and the message from had pope. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news. >> i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> finally getting wet weather. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is here. >> this was not a major storm but still produced rain showers across the bay area. san jose not picking up any rainfall. you can see the numbers. oakland, .22. san francisco .14. the amounts begin to taper off. livermore, hayward, mountain view. also good news, you can see the rain heading out to the east and producing snow fall towards the sierras. you can see all the coverage in the mountains. the snow continues to pick up towards parts of truckee, south lake ha tow. -- lake tahoe. here is a look that bay area, you can see not too much coverage. we will -- coverage. we will hold on to the chance this evening. this was the first wave of the suspect, the stronger part, that moves in late m

no order egg hunt. the big prize for finding the >>> water fights. how the california drought is pitting fish versus crops. join us tonight on kofy tv 20 for that story. >>> then on abc7 abc7 at 11:00, here on channel 7 the bathroom fixture that is helping a california woman save ten gallon a water a day. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> a live look for you right now from the golden gate bridge and authorities telling people not to drive here all weekend long if your plan otherwise to park and enjoy the view. instead take the bus, walk or bike to the bridge. holy weekends usually bring more visitors than normal weekend asks the parking lots in marin and san francisco fill up very quickly and then back up traffic on both sides of the bridge. so you've been warned. >>> sticking with easter. the easter bunny came hopping into oakland a day early to join the easter egg hunt. we were there when dozens of families came to brookdale park this afternoon to celebrate the holiday weekend and of course, search for eggs. there were different hunts for different age

no order egg hunt. the big prize for finding the >>> water fights.g fish versus crops. join us tonight on kofy tv 20 for that story. >>> then on abc7 abc7 at 11:00, here on channel 7 the bathroom fixture that is helping a california woman save ten gallon a water a day. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> a live look for you right now from the golden gate bridge and authorities telling people not to drive here all weekend long if your plan otherwise to park and enjoy the view. instead take the bus, walk or bike to the bridge. holy weekends usually bring more visitors than normal weekend asks the parking lots in marin and san francisco fill up very quickly and then back up traffic on both sides of the bridge. so you've been warned. >>> sticking with easter. the easter bunny came hopping into oakland a day early to join the easter egg hunt. we were there when dozens of families came to brookdale park this afternoon to celebrate the holiday weekend and of course, search for eggs. there were different hunts for different age groups, and in each a special golden

i believe hunting through sustainable use is an awesome tool in conservation that can help keep thesea species. >> reporter: the u.s. fish and world service and the world wildlife fund says if done right, hunting as conservation can be an effective way. but some animal welfare groups says that idea is a threat. >> i think it's just rubbish. frankly, we just simply don't believe that trophy hunting has any place in serious conservation. >> reporter: this is your trophy room? >> that's what people would call it. >> to people who say that you want to do this black rhino hunt because you want a black rhino in this room what do you tell them? >> i don't think they understand what it means to be a hunter. i think, you know as part of a hunter these are memorials of the whole hunting experience and conservation and everything that it means to us. >> reporter: cory nolton isn't backing down from the critics, as he preeps for what he expects to be one of the most memorable hunts of his life. ed lavendera, cnn. >> and >> jeff core win. and jeff you heard cory's argument. he said he's going to k

. >> when did hunt get on your radar? >> i met him once in colson's office. hunt recounts two times he said that colson introduced him to me in the hall once. i didn't remember that, i remembered meeting him in the waiting room area of colson's office. i had never had any dealings with him in fact had very few dealings with liddy after he went over there. i said he could have all of my files, but i found that gordon wasn't much of a lawyer, but fortunately he got someone else in that was competent to handle. >> when did you get involved with the hush money? >> the hush money what liddy claims he told me when we met on monday morning that he needed

we show you the controversial world of big game hunting. >> the photo shows big game hunt era becca francis lying next to a giraffe she had just killed. the comedian ricky gervais tweeted out the image on monday, what must have happened to you in your life to make you want to kill a beautiful animal and lie next to it smiling. that post set off an online assault of outrage directed towards francis. one comment said hope one day someone shoots rebecca. another saying she should be hunted down. many more calling it disgusting. francis who appears on the series "eye of the hunter" says this particular animal was already close to death n. a statement she wrote, he could either be wasted or utilized by the local people. i chose to honor his life and i do not regret it for one second. >> in africa when we go to go hunt there, we're paying a certain number of dollars for each animal. part of that money is being used to actually provide the conservation of the particular animals. >> reporter: but gervais dismissed the notion of equating hunters with conservationists in this 2014 radio interview. >>

a burglar investigation has led to a man hunt in sonoma county last night around 8:00. investigators resounded to a call an unknown man broke out a window and forced his way inside a home and making applabling threats. she ran next door and called 911. investigators say his name is ned kohler. >>> a woman is in custody this morning accused of committing a strange series of crimes in a normally quiet north bay neighborhood. it was the same woman that came on her property and started a fire last week. >>> spray painted on mailboxes, garbage cans, and storage bin and pavement. the woman is convinced that season that raped her lived in the area. and they are questioning the woman who has been identified as 24-year-old nia sai already of richmond. she could not explain her action. >>> some construction workers who had been hired to help build the campus have been told to turn in their badges. it acquired documents from construction companies on the project that say anyone with a felony conviction does not meet owner standards if for the -- some labor analysts say that a coul

there will be four different hunts based on age division.kland parks and recreation as well as other agentcies. and san francisco will also host easter in the park. it in its tenth year organizersers expect about 800 kids for this event. that gets under way at 11:00. much more ahead in our next half our who. up next important news for weekend b.a.r.t. riders. the detour you'll have to take because of a critical construction project. plus, distracted driving laws you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime?

there is an egg hundred -- egg hunt, live music and story telling. this is designed to encourage children to stay active and support the "let's move," initiative. >> sacramento effort to have world's biggest easter egg hunt took a rotten >> two and three-year-olds were crying and the parents were scooping up the eggs for the older kids. it was horrible. >> the hunt featured half a million plastic eggs hiding an the capital with more eggs than any other egg hunt in the world but did not qualify because they arrived past the deadline for certification. >> a san jose earthquake celebrating easter sunday with a hunt and fundraiser for fallen police officer michael johnson hosting the event for young fans at the stadium. the event raised $3,500. the community fund match it and the team owner and daughter. a total of $10,500 will be given to johnson's family. >> we had rain move you there here like it had a place to be in a hurry. do we have anymore? >> we do. there will be a second wave. now, it is clear at the moment. we will have some increasing clouds

the massive charity event was billed at the world's largest hunt it.volved thousands of kids looking for more than a half million plastic egg, but parents say it was less than family-friendly. >> there was no organization at all. they all trampled each other. the little 2 and 3-year-olds were crying and crying. all the parents were scooping up eggs for the older kids and it was horrible. >> on top of that organizers failed to break the world record because they missed the deadline but they did have more eggs than any other hunt in the world. >>> member ofrs a new jersey church say it's a miracle no one was killed when a roof collapsed during an easter sunday service. they were hurt when chunks of concrete crashed down on congregants. worshippers took cover under the pews. >> suddenly everything going down upon them. i need to get out of here i. >> need to get out. but when i got out, is everybody okay. >> the methodist church building is 150 years old. it's under investigation. >>> coming up finders, keepers. who gets all the spare change ta travelers

jerome hunt tells us he used a bike rack to get on to the lawn. news 4's mark segraves just spoke to the man. mark? >> reporter: jerome hunt from sacramento california told me he took a greyhound bus from california directly to washington, d.c. specifically to jump the white house fence. and he said he had a good reason to do so. but he would not say what that reason is.

argest easter egg hunt. sounds fun right? this one wasn't. why adults started pushing and cursing young children. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >>> first at 5:00 a developing story in center city. we're getting our first look at the van at the center of a night of terror for one local woman. police say three men pulled her into this vehicle before beat beating, tasing and robbing her. >> that attack lasting for you hours. tonight the victim is safe but the kidnappers are still on the loose. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney in for tonight for lucy noland. >> i'm he yann page. detectives were back out working all day today. let's get right out to fox 29's dave kinchen he's live in center city tonight. dave? >> reporter: police are calling this a fast-moving investigation. they are trying to find the three men who brutally attacked a woman who was simply going to her car which was parked in the basement of the garage behind me. the victim is seen on surveillance video entering the center city parking garage

trailing behind them is the largest man hunt in the nation's history. posse of nearly 1,000 men head west into the great woods. jesse has made a costly mistake in his personal war may finally be over. >>> for more revealing stories for these and other characters purchase the com expected wait time: 55 minutes. vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we'll take care of it. we put members first. join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> a decade after the civil war jesse james continues his reckless fight against the union but pushing the battle north into minnesota proves disastrous and puts him in the cross hairs of the nation's largest man hunt. to increase their chances against the massive search party the gang splits up. >> jesse and frank go one way but the unders are apprehensive. what has been a successful part of the gang has reached a dead end. >> they ride through the dakota territory getting away with $26.70. and eventually returning home to missouri. >> frank ultimately thought the

sam hunt reveals a secret he kept for years and how he is putting his own spin on things. but first the "nightline" five. the savings are huge at the jcpenney anniversary sale. extra $10 off when you spent $25 or more with a coupon. stock up on buy one get one free shorts and tees for the whole family. jcpenney. when it fits, you feel it. zantac heartburn alert. nex yum can take 24 hours to work. zantac rushes relief in as little as 30 minutes for relief without the wait. try zantac. no pill relieves heart burn thank you for joining us. in your lifetime what's been harder asking forgiveness or granting it? you are about to meet two men facing that dilemma under the darkest of circumstances. one spent 30 years on death row for a crime he did not commit. the other man feels responsible for putting him there. for our new series "face to face" my "nightline" coanchor dan harris is there for their heart wrenching reunion. >> you are watching a man take his first steps outside of prison in 30 years. in his hands an envelope contain ing a state-issued debit card. prison officials

i love to hunt.etimes i think it is about the heritage of our state that has really been from one generation to a next about hunting and trapping and fishing. really, it is more fundamental than it, it is deeper than that. it is about freedom. when we signed into law concealed carry after the previous governor vetoed it three times, it was about freedom. when we signed a law about something that has been talked about for years, it was my freedom because we wanted to people -- give people in our state the right to stand up and protect themselves and their families and their loved ones and their property. it is about freedom and we need more about that in america and that is what is at risk in this country. not just from this president but from people like hillary clinton and others. it is not just the second amendment that is at risk. john: was just frame this up. -- let's just frame this up. it has been a catapult. a lot of what we're looking at is how do these guys connect with the base? scott walke

hunting park avenue or northbound lincoln drive are alternates.re moving on i-95 northbound side stacked from 452 to the commodor barry bridge where a crash is blocking the two left labels. if you're riding the river line thorning, like friday, the trains are running every half-hour because of signal issues. >> reporter: matt, we're in the mid to upper 40s across the region. by 9:00 a.m. 51 degrees clouds and sun. 58 by noon, the high will be 63. it will be breezy through most of the day with a ten to 20-mile an hour wind there's a chance of spotty springfuls and showers especially after lunch into the afternoon and early evening hours. that doesn't look like to be anything more than spotty nuisance precipitation. looking across the country we have thunderstorms between it was and houston and cloud cover along the gulf coast and shower in northern florida and the showers pinwheeling around the low pressure in the northeast. best chance of severe weather appears to be along the gulf coast close to where we're seeing it right now near houston and ne

the men hunt and the women gather nuts and berries. the kung call this the season of full stomachs and celebrate with dance and song. [ singing ] but during the dry season the kung must camp near a few permanent waterholes. every drop of moisture is precious. in the searing heat, they gather deeply buried roots. the kung survived here by blending their lives with the seasonal availability of the animals they hunt and the plants they gather. it is an ancient way of life. archaeologist william sanders. >> if you look at human history over the past two million years you can think of it in terms of two major revolutions one going back where man first started using tools and then from then on all the work that was performed was primarily human labor. and then the industrial revolution in the 18th century when you start harnessing all other kinds of energy. during that long block of time from a couple of million years ago until the industrial revolution, there was a point about 10,000 years ago when human beings began to farm, began to pract

so, yes, perfect for any easter egg hunts you have out there. coming up, a closer look at your afternoon forecast. also, our next chance of rain. >>> new from overnight, a police chase that spanned two counties ended in a crash that sent one person to the hospital this morning. it began in philadelphia near the roosevelt ramp to i-76. it ended seven miles away in plymouth meeting where the motorcycle crashed. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at the scene of that wreck with more on the suspect. jesse? >> reporter: the suspect is in the hospital right now with nonlife-threatening injuries. the real question is why he sped off in the first place. the crash ended at the intersection of germantown pike and chemical road. first responders were on scene shortly thereafter rendering aid to the motorcyclist who crashed down an embankment in a business park development. the unidentified man originally entered the blue route at ridge pike and turned on to chemical road. he sped east on chemical until he lost control and crashed, trying to escape the produce in

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attendees can join in a postgame egg hunt. fund-raiser for mike johnson on the quakes home turf is where you will have that and the egg hunt as well. donate in many other ways, visit sjearthquakes.com/donations for more info on the benefit and on our football team >>> moving from soccer and open air to soccer botts in a closed arena. robobots is back in san jose where they battle in a bullet proof arena to protect the spectators from flying chunks of metal and 20-feet streams. there is our favorite pumpkin head. we posted this with some of the greatest battle flame throwers. a giant flplastic pumpkin that u mentioned. with all that smashing, it can get so loud you might want a byo earplugs in case. for the last event, byo big wheel. this started on the world's crookedest street and later moved to potrero hill and it is celebrating its 15th birthday today. if you plan to attend, please, respect the neighborhood or they will have to stop having that event. that would be bad news. >>> no matter what the news, we've got you covere

it's fantastic. >> is this the hunting lodge, the weekend getaway, hang out with the guys? almost. look at the picture behind. you see? >> for tonight's meal, we pluck and roast some woodcocks over an open fire. cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> they made this at the auberge paul bocuse. >> for tonight's meal, we pluck and roast some woodcocks over an open fire. cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> they made this at the auberge paul bocuse. it's a swiss style mashed potato. >> is it predominantly butter or predominantly potato? >> is there a head in there somewhere? >> yes, of course. >> that's happiness right there. >> my father used to say -- used to say, i am a man of simple needs. and i notice that the chef. a nice fire, some birds. >> we can spend the whole week with paul, and we'll be hunting, we'll be cooking, we'll be eating, drinking, and talking. and that's beautiful. >> life is good. >> it is for me a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that bocuse seems too genuinely delighted. >> you see, it's the one behind you? >> in ly

another saying she should be hunted down. many more calling it disgusting. francis who appeared on the series eye of the hunt er says this particular animal was already close to death. in a statement she wrote he could be wasted or utilized by the local people. i chose to honor his life and i do not regret it for one second. >> in africa when we hunt there we're paying a certain number of dollars, for each animal, part of that money is used to provide the conservation, for particular animals. >> reporter: gervais, an animal rights activist dismissed notion of equating hunters with conservation is in in this 204 radio interview. >> let's put this in context. imagine someone saying there is a guy he will give a million-dollar to cancer research, all he wants is to shoot one cancer patient. >> reporter: francis has been attacked in the past for posting images of her kills but her supporters insist this hunt had a meaningful purpose with this giraffe she knows she's providing enough meat to almost feed that village a month and she has accomplish something and so

. >> jerome hunt admits to jumping over the white house fence last night. he said he has no regrets doing it but he would not do it again. we had an interesting conversation with hunt this afternoon right after he was released from police custody. he said he just got in to dc yesterday which happened to also be his birthday but he did not say how long he had been planning the jump or why he did it. he did however commend the secret service agents for their work in bringing him down. certainly a rare pat on the back for the secret service in light of several recent security breaches. not sure that that is the pat on the back they were looking for. >> were you aware there were other people jumping over the white house fence recently? is that something you're aware of? >> no, i don't keep up with that. >> at this afternoon's arraignment hearing a judge ordered hunt to undergo a mental health assessment to stay away from the white house and to wear a gps monitor until the very least next month when he has his next hearing. >> and hunt will be back in court next

they are not able to hunt the same kind of game that they usually hunt, they are not able to cultivatelot of people died once put on reservations. >> carson is in a real predicament here. to refuse a commanding officer is insubordination and carson always follows orders. yet to carry out these atrocities would violate his sense of decency. this is a classic question for soldiers historically and still today, when must a soldier disobey a command because it's unjust? >> carson actually tried to resign at one point. he said, i joined the union army to fight texans in the civil war, not indians. but carleton had other ideas for him. >> in the end, carson agrees to head up the campaign. for kit, it's the lessor of two evils. >> it is going to happen so it's better me than someone who doesn't care. and i can handle it in a way to maybe minimize suffering. >> kit carson might have had that type of an attitude towards this. >> i want you over here. >> instead of taking up arms ta with the navajo, carson attempts to starve them out. >> carson realized that he could not fight the navajo in conv

simply stated, wyan earp is a hunt willer.sn't hustling after a reward for dirty david rudeebau, he and doc holliday might never have met. >> came to me about a week ago. one of the worst card players i've ever seen. >> but you haven't seen him since. >> no, sir. even if i had, i don't make a habit of discussing other men's affairs with the law. >> in my word that i would bring him in, i intend to do that. one way or another. >> mr. earp, you know why dirty dave is a bad cardplayer? he's predictable, a creature of habit. >> i think earp would look for allies in people who really wouldn't care what he's up to morally. and would ally with him to do what he needed, when he needed it. doc holliday fit that. >> while doc faces off with ed bailey, a well-known hustler on the gambling circuit. >> the way the gambling circuit works, you go boom to boom. that's where the money's at. >> as a gambler, he was playing cards with very dangerous individuals, and wouldn't tolerate being pushed around, or being cheated. >> you know that's agai

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florida held an open python hunt. >> you had 1600 people who thought they wanted to come in and hunthons. and they get out here and they have ar-15s and in full fatigues. they had no idea what they were doing or where they were going. >> how do hunt a python? >> you just grab them. you just grab them. >> yeah. just grab 'em. like this. they only caught 78 snakes in florida's great python challenge. bill caught six with this method but one got away. so he came in second. here python, python, python. on shore, though, his resolve is impressive. i mean, we're here in bugless january, but can you imagine doing this in skeeter season? so i was reading that the record for mosquito hunting -- >> you're right in the heart of it. >> is 65,000 mosquitoes caught in one trap in one night. >> i believe it. you can literally not breathe. you can't take a breath in without choking on mosquitoes. it's horrendous. you almost need a beekeeper suit to survive and not inhale them. i just keep seeing one in my head. i keep seeing that pattern. >> but alas, the snakes in bill's head are the only ones out

the egg hunts may be inside. you could squeeze them in between the showers. 36 san carlos. the next couple hours 8:00 you will notice there are showers in the south bay, in the north bay. 10:00 the entire bay look at some wet weather. and 1:00 things begin to dry out. we will give you the rest of the day, the forecast line up the numbers and talk about a stronger colder system on the way for tomorrow. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. a rural east bay community is waking up to a whole new world this morning. a world without water. about 100 families have seen their as well as dry up and their only other source is now cuts off. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has the story. >> when it comes to any water agency, we've been named no-man's-land. >> up until now she has sustained her family and horses with this 150-foot well. as the drought deepens members of her community are starting to see their as well as run dry. >> we are just wanting to survive. >> sandy johnson said her well pumps less than the gallons per month. now they are left with few feasible options. >> even the hall

at 6:00 hear more from hunt. he was released today on his own recog any dance and back in the court next month. back to you. >>> well the man that landed the gyrocopter on the white house lawn is home and under house arrest in florida. doug hughes returned to the tampa area home last night and wearing an ankle monitor until returning to d.c. if n a couple of weeks. the flight raised concerns of flight of the washington air space. but he says americans should be more concerned about the weak campaign finance laws. >>> baltimore's police commissioner says tonight they still have more questions than questions s answers surrounding the arrest of a man. an autopsy reveals the man suffered a severe spinal cord injury. tom costello is live in baltimore now where city officials wrapped up that news conference a short time ago. what are they saying now, tom? >> reporter: they don't have a lot of answers right now. they say that they have reviewed the surveillance camera and those pieces of video also don't indicate or don